Summer Programs for High School 20176

PROGRAMS Dear  Students  and  Parents,   The  following  is  a  list  of  summer  opportunities  for  the  2017    I  will  update  periodically    The  websites  will   provide  a  more  complete  description  of  the  programs  offered  including  the  age  requirements,   application  procedures,  and  deadlines    Please  feel  free  to  e-­‐mail  me  with  any  questions           Kathy  Frazier     Orange  High  School  Gifted/  Enrichment  Specialist   kfrazier@orangecsd.org     OHIO SUMMER PROGRAMS Program:  A.C.E  Academy  2017:    Spend  a  week  this  summer  learning  about  careers  in  aeronautics       This  program  is  for  incoming  10th,  11th,  and  12th  graders  and  will  run  June  12-­‐16th  on  the  Kent  State  University   Campus    https://www.museumofflight.org/user_area/uploads/ACE2017_Brochure.pdf     Program:  Baldwin  Wallace  University  Summer  Music  Institute  for  High  School  Students,  Middle  School  Students,  and   Upper  Elementary  Students:  Berea,  Ohio   Description:  The  Baldwin-­‐Wallace  College  Summer  Music  Program  is  designed  to  provide  students  with  the  opportunity  to   enhance  their  music  skills  during  the  summer  A  variety  of  sessions  are  offered  through  the  summer  program,  which   include:  Conservatory  Summer  Intensive,  Musical  Theatre  Overtures,  Band  Camp,  Piano  Camp,  and  more   Participants:  High  school  students,  middle  school  students,  and  upper  elementary  students   Program  website:  Baldwin  Wallace  Summer  Music  Program             Program:  Bowling  Green  Summer  Music  Institutes  for  High  School  Students:  Bowling  Green,  Ohio   Description:  Bowling  Green  University  offers  a  Summer  Music  Institute  for  high  school  students  that  consists  of  a  variety  of   camps  The  camps  are  designed  to  enhance  the  musical  skills  and  abilities  of  participants  The  Summer  Music  Institute   camps  include:  Double  Reed  Camp,  Brass  Camp,  Piano  Camp,  Vocal  Arts  Camp,  Recording  Camp,  Sax  Camp,  and  Musical   Theatre  Camp   Participants:  High  school  students  and  middle  school  students   Program  website:  Bowling  Green  Summer  Music  Camps       Program:  BWS  Education  Consulting  –  SAT,  ACT,  PSAT,  Math,  Science,  and  Writing  Tutoring  and  Classes  for  High  School   Students:  Central  Ohio  and  other  locations   Description:  BWS  Education  Consulting  provides  ACT,  SAT,  PSAT,  Math,  Science,  and  Writing  Tutoring  and  Classes  to   students  in  the  greater  central  Ohio  area  as  well  as  other  locations  Company  President  Brian  Stewart  is  the  author  of  the   latest  Barron’s  ACT  Guide,  and  also  the  new  Barron’s  PSAT  Guide  The  tutors  of  BWS  Education  have  documented  score   increases  of  as  many  as  12  points  on  the  ACT  and  as  many  as  330  points  on  the  SAT   Participants:  High  school  students  and  middle  school  students   Program  website:  BWS  Education  Consulting     Program:    Cleveland  Clinic  Internships:     Description:  Many  opportunities  for  medical  internships  –  Grades  9  -­‐  12   Program  Webpage:  http://civiceducation.clevelandclinic.org/Clinic-­‐Based-­‐Programs/Clinic-­‐Based   Programs.aspx?utm_campaign=clinicbasedprograms-­‐url&utm_medium=offline&utm_source=redirect       Program:  Creative  Arts  Academy  Summer  Program     Description:  Programs  related  to  music,  dance,  and  performing  arts  at  Tri-­‐C  campus  locations   Program  Webpage:  http://www.tri-­‐c.edu/arts-­‐and-­‐entertainment/creative-­‐arts-­‐academy/creative-­‐arts-­‐academy-­‐summer-­‐ camps.html     Program:  Cleveland  Institute  of  Art  Pre-­‐  College  Program     Description:  Available  for  current  freshmen,  sophomores,  or  juniors  to  earn  college  credits,  experience  college  life,  study   with  professional  artists  and  designers,  learn  about  careers  in  art  and  design,  meet  with  a  CIA  admissions  counselor  and   build  your  portfolio     Program  Website:  http://www.cia.edu/continuing-­‐education/pre-­‐college       Program:  University  of  Cincinnati  Summer  Engineering  Program  for  High  School  Male  Students  in  Ohio:  Cincinnati,  Ohio   Description:  The  University  of  Cincinnati  Summer  Engineering  Program  is  designed  for  students  interested  in  learning   about  engineering  Students  have  the  opportunity  to  learn  about  different  areas  in  the  engineering  field  Students  will  be   able  to  learn  and  complete  hands-­‐on  projects  to  better  understand  the  variety  of  different  engineering  fields  Students  will   also  have  the  opportunity  to  visit  various  corporate  engineering  plants,  to  meet  professional  engineers,  and  see   engineering  work  in  action  Students  also  take  part  in  teamwork  activities,  group  projects  and  sessions  to  learn  about   college  preparation,  approaches  to  teamwork,  and  professional  development   Participants:    High  school  male  students   Program  website:  Cincinnati  Summer  Engineering  Program     Program:  Dennison  University  Johnathan  Reynolds  Young  Writers  Workshop   Description:  Current  sophomores,  juniors,  and  seniors  can  participate  in  a  weeklong  residential  camp  in  a  program  that   brings  the  discipline  of  a  professional  writers’  conference  to  high  school  writers  Sessions  in  the  student’s  genre  of  choice   are  supplemented  by  individual  conferences  with  faculty  and  structured  writing  time  Deadline:  March  2,  Program   Website:  reynolds.denison.edu       Program:    Hiram  Emerging  Writer’s  Program   Description:    Rising  high  school  sophomores,  juniors  and  seniors    Residential   Program  Website:  Visit  www.hiram.edu/summerathiram  for  more  information    Contacts-­‐  330-­‐569-­‐6118  or   luschekk@hiram.edu       Program:  iD  Tech  Camps  –  Held  at  Universities  in  Ohio   Description:  Code,  game,  and  create  at  the  world’s  #1  summer  tech  camp!  Student’s  ages  7-­‐17  can  learn  to  code,  design   video  games,  mod  Minecraft,  engineer  robots,  model  3D  characters,  build  websites,  print  3D  models,  and  more!  These   weeklong,  day  and  overnight  summer  programs  are  held  at  prestigious  campuses  nationwide,  including  Stanford,  Caltech,   Rice,  Northwestern,  Emory,  Princeton,  Columbia,  Yale,  and  more   iD  Tech  summer  courses  are  inclusive  of  every  skill  level  and  learning  style  We  guarantee  an  8:1  student-­‐to-­‐instructor  ratio   and  every  location  so  both  beginners  and  advanced  students  will  receive  personalized,  1-­‐on-­‐1  instruction   iD  Tech  instructors  are  recruited  from  top  universities  like  UCLA,  Stanford,  and  NYU,  and  they’re  passionate  about  the   subjects  they  teach—iD  Tech  has  been  voted  a  Top  Workplace  by  Bay  Area  News  Group  for  6  years  and  running!   Come  see  why  more  than  235,000  students  have  chosen  iD  Tech  Your  child  will  meet  new  friends,  use  big-­‐name  software   from  companies  like  Autodesk  and  Adobe,  learn  awesome  STEM  skills,  and  build  a  foundation  of  knowledge  that  will  make   a  positive  impact  in  school,  college,  and  future  careers   iD  Tech  also  offers  early-­‐education  STEM  programs,  all-­‐girls  tech  camps,  teen-­‐only  academies,  and  an  online  learning   platform  Visit  us  online  at  our  website  to  find  what’s  near  you   Join  us  as  we  inspire  the  makers  of  tomorrow   Participants:  High  school  students,  middle  school  students,  and  elementary  students  (7-­‐17)   Summer  program  website:  iD  Tech  Camps     Program:  Kenyon  College  Summer  Writing  Program  for  High  School  Students:  –  The  Young  Writers  Workshop:  Gambier,   Ohio   Description:  Kenyon  College  offers  a  summer  writing  program  for  high  school  students  (ages  16-­‐18)  The  program  is   designed  to  help  students  enhance  writing  skills,  creativity,  and  critical  thinking  Students  have  the  opportunity  to   participate  in  workshops,  develop  their  ideas  in  writing,  participate  in  discussions  and  share  their  work   Participants:  High  school  students  –  ages  16-­‐188   Program  website:  Kenyon  Summer  Writing  Program     Program:  Malone  University  Academic  Summer  Camps:  Canton,  Ohio   Description:  Malone  University  (MU)  will  host  nine  academic  camps  during  the  week  of  June  19,  2016,  complete  with   hands-­‐on  activities,  field  trips,  social  activities,  and  meals  in  the  campus  dining  commons   • • • • • • • • • • Zoo  and  Wildlife  Biology  Camp:  Develop  hands-­‐on  skills  like  animal  handling,  environmental  monitoring,  and  field   identification  of  local  plant  and  animal  species   Chamber  Music  Camp:  For  pianists  and  string,  brass,  woodwind,  and  percussion  players  In  collaboration  with  the   Canton  Symphony  Orchestra,  MU  faculty  will  coach  students  in  the  art  of  listening  and  communicating  like   professional  musicians  in  a  chamber  ensemble  setting   Young  Writers  Camp:  Workshops  in  poetry  and  fiction,  dedicated  writing  time,  and  inspiring  trips  to  the  city  and   country  will  be  capped  off  by  a  public  reading  of  participants’  writing   Science  Careers  Camp:  See  forensic  scientists  help  catch  criminals,  learn  how  chemists  keep  our  environment   clean  and  examine  a  variety  of  health  science  career  options  Hands-­‐on  activities  include  isolating  and  analyzing   DNA  samples,  aspirin  synthesis  in  the  lab,  and  testing  water  samples  for  pollution   Nursing  and  Public  Health  Summer  Institute:  Gain  real  life  experience  working  with  nurses  and  public  health   professionals  as  well  as  exposure  to  the  EMS  field  and  even  become  certified  in  CPR   Computer  Science  Camp:  Sharpen  skills  in  software  development  for  PC,  mobile,  and  web,  as  well  as  computer   hardware  platforms,  operating  systems,  networking,  and  video  game  development   Worship  Music  Camp:  For  students  that  sing  and/or  play  guitar  (acoustic,  electric,  bass),  keyboard,  or  drums  in  a   contemporary  worship  setting  Students  will  have  instruction  in  leading  worship  through  workshops,  participating   on  a  worship  team  with  seasoned  professionals,  and  recording  a  track  in  a  professional  recording  studio   Theatre  Camp:  Explore  and  expand  theatre  skills  through  games,  improvisation,  and  performance  Examine   traditional  acting  techniques  through  exercises,  which  encourage  confidence,  flexibility,  and  creativity   Applied  and  Scientific  Psychology  Camp:  Explore  the  human  mind  and  behavior  through  lab  exercises  with  video   games  and  simulations,  and  field  trips  that  will  introduce  you  to  major  scientific  discoveries  in  psychology   Participants:  Rising  10th  through  12th  graders  (Chamber  Music  Camp  is  open  to  7th  through  12th  graders)   Program  website:  Malone  University  Summer  Academic  Camps   Program:  Camp  Mary  Orton  Summer  Camp  and  Adventure  Academy  for  Teenagers  and  Kids:  Columbus,  Ohio   Description:  Camp  Mary  Orton  in  Ohio  provides  a  summer  camp  that  is  designed  to  provide  positive  experiences  for   students  Students  have  the  opportunity  to  gain  hands-­‐on  experiences,  participate  in  outdoor  adventures,  and  develop   friendships  during  the  summer   Participants:  Kids  and  Teenagers   Program  website:  Camp  Mary  Orton     Program:  MD  Summer  Camp  for  High  School  Students  –  Sponsored  by  the  Area  Health  Education  Center:  Columbus,  Ohio   Description:  Ohio  State  University’s  Summer  MD  Camp  provides  students  with  an  opportunity  to  learn  about  the  field  of   medicine  and  gain  insight  into  pursuing  a  career  in  the  medical  field  Students  have  a  chance  to  examine  a  variety  of   careers  in  the  field  of  medicine  and  healthcare  including  biomedical  research  and  who  are  considered  an   underrepresented  minority  or  disadvantaged  student  in  medicine  The  summer  program  also  provides  students  with  an   opportunity  to  experience  college  life   Participants:  High  school  students     Program  website:  MD  Summer  Camp     Program:  Miami  University  in  Ohio  Summer  Scholars  Program  for  High  School  Students:  Oxford,  Ohio   Description:  This  program  provides  students  with  the  opportunity  to  take  college-­‐level  courses  at  Miami  University   Students  can  choose  courses  from  a  variety  of  subject  areas   Participants:  High  school  students  –  rising  juniors  and  seniors   Program  website:  Miami  Summer  Scholars  Program     Program:  Muskingum  University  High  School  Summer  Music  Theater     Description:    Freshmen,  sophomores,  juniors,  and  seniors  are  eligible  for  this  intense  week  of  musical  activities  including   daily  movement  classes,  acting,  singing,  recreation,  master  classes,  voice  lessons,  and  scenes  performance     Program  Website:  http://www.muskingum.edu/dept/music/camp.html       Program:  Oberlin  College  Summer  Vocal  Music  Program  for  High  School  Students:  Oberlin,  Ohio   Description:  The  Oberlin  Conservatory  of  Music  offers  an  intensive  summer  vocal  music  program  for  high  school  students   Students  receive  coaching,  instruction,  and  mentoring  from  faculty  members  Students  have  the  opportunity  to  learn   technical  skills,  attend  performance-­‐based  classes,  receive  valuable  feedback,  and  engage  in  the  art  of  performing   Participants:  High  school  students  –  ages  15  and  up   Program  website:  Oberlin  Summer  Vocal  Music  Program     Program:  Ohio  Business  Week  Summer  Program  for  High  School  Students:  Ohio  Dominican  University   Description:  Ohio  Business  Week  is  a  unique  summer  program  that  provides  high  school  students  hands-­‐on,  authentic,  and   real  world  learning  opportunities  in  the  area  of  business  Students  have  the  opportunity  to  gain  skills  in  the  areas  of   business,  management,  finance,  marketing,  and  more  Students  also  have  a  chance  to  explore  and  consider  careers  in  the   field  of  the  business   Participants:  High  school  student   Program  website:  Ohio  Business  Week  Summer  Program     Program:  Ohio  Leadership  Institute  –  Summer  Leadership  Camps  for  High  School  Students  and  Middle  School  Students:   Columbus,  Ohio   Description:  The  Ohio  Leadership  Institute  provides  students  with  the  opportunity  to  build,  enhance,  and  expand  their   leadership  skills  Students  have  the  opportunity  to  listen  to  motivational  speakers  and  to  participate  in  hands-­‐on   leadership  building  activities   Participants:  High  school  students  and  middle  school  students   Program  website:  Ohio  Leadership  Summer  Camps           Program:    Ohio  Forestry  and  Wildlife  Conservation  Camp     Description:  The  camp  is  held  annually  at  FFA  Camp  Muskingum  and  is  open  to  students  who  are  at  least  fifteen   years  of  age  Situated  on  Leesville  Lake  in  the  beautiful  rolling  hills  of  Carroll  County,  campers  have  the  opportunity   to  learn  first-­‐hand  about  Ohio’s  forests  and  natural  resources     Program  Website:    http://www.ohioforest.org/?page=ForestryCamp     Program:    Ohio  Lake  Erie  Laboratory   Description:  This  biological  field  station,  F.T  Stone  Laboratory  on  Gibraltar  Island  at  Put-­‐in-­‐Bay,  Ohio  offers  hands-­‐on   courses  (meet  daily  for  one  week)  for  high  school  students  who  have  completed  a  high  school  biology  course  Students  can   earn  3-­‐quarter  hours  of  college  credit  For  more  info  call:  614-­‐  292-­‐8949     Program  Website:  http://stonelab.osu.edu/courses/intro/4lappas@lvc.eduProgram:         Ohio  Northern  University  Summer  Honor     Program  Description:  Freshmen,  sophomores  and  juniors  who  meet  the  “gifted”  guidelines  can  apply  This  year’s   program  includes  eleven    in-­‐depth  courses  scheduled  by  month  Each  runs  one  week  Students  may  sign  up  for  more   than  one  week     Program  Webpage:  http://www.onu.edu/academics/summer_academic_and_honors_institute     Program:  Ohio  State  University  Summer  Music  Programs  High  School  Students,  Middle  School  Students,  and  Upper   Elementary  Students:  Columbus,  Ohio   Description:  The  Ohio  State  University  offers  a  variety  of  summer  music  programs  and  camps  for  teenagers  and  kids  These   include:  Clarinet  Academy,  Double  Reed  Camp,  Flute  Workshop,  Strings  Workshop,  Marching  Band  Camp  and  more   Participating  students  have  the  opportunity  to  receive  instruction,  learn  valuable  musical  skills,  and  practice  performing   Participants:  High  school  students,  middle  school  students,  and  upper  elementary  students   Program  website:  The  Ohio  State  Summer  Youth  Music  Programs     Program:  Ohio  State  University  Ross  Mathematics  Summer  Program  for  High  School  Students:  Columbus,  Ohio   Description:  The  Ross  Program  at  the  Ohio  State  University  is  an  intensive  summer  experience  designed  to  encourage   motivated  pre-­‐college  students  to  explore  mathematics  During  those  six  weeks,  students  are  immersed  in  a  world  of   mathematical  discovery   Participants:  High  School  Students  ages  14  –  18   Program  website:  Ohio  State  Ross  Mathematics  Summer  Program     Program:  Ohio  State  University  Women  in  Engineering  Summer  Program  for  High  School  Students  (Rising  12th  graders):   Columbus,  Ohio   Description:  The  Ohio  State  University  offers  an  engineering  program  for  rising  12th  grade  female  students  The  program   provides  an  opportunity  for  students  to  explore  careers  in  engineering,  participate  in  hands-­‐on  activities,  and  learn  from   experts  Students  have  a  chance  to  learn  about  different  facets  of  engineering,  get  a  taste  of  college  life,  and  connect  with   peers,  undergraduate  students,  and  faculty   Participants:  Rising  high  school  12th  graders     Program  website:  Ohio  State  Women  in  Engineering  Summer  Program     Program:  Ohio  Supercomputer  Computer  and  Technology  Summer  Program  High  School  Students:  Columbus,  Ohio   Description:  The  Supercomputer  Center  Computer  and  Technology  Program  provides  a  residential  program  for  high  school   students  entering  their  sophomore,  junior  or  senior  year  The  programs  includes  opportunities  for  students  to  participate   in  project-­‐based  experiences  and  hands-­‐on  learning  Students  have  the  chance  to  engage  activities  such  as  working  with   peer  teams,  using  supercomputers  for  practical  applications,  conducting  computer  network  forensics,  and  designing   computer  games   Participants:  High  school  students   Program  website:  Ohio  Supercomputing  Summer  Camp         Program:    Ohio  University  School  of  Media  Arts   Description:    Learn  audio  and  music,  video  and  animation,  social  media,  and  specializations  in  Academic  areas    Rising  freshman   through  seniors   Program  Webpage:    http://mediaschool.ohio.edu/hsmw     Program:    Ohio  University  High  School  Journalism  Workshop     Description:    –  Juniors  or  seniors  with  at  least  a  B  average  will  take  part  in  a  flexible  multimedia  journalism  curriculum,   attend  general  session  discussions  on  journalism  trends,  legal  issues,  and  careers,  receive  feedback  from  award  winning   faculty  and  professional  journalists  on  their  scholastic  publications  and  productions,  work  as  part  of  a  team  to  report  and   produce  news  as  part  of  a  converged  newsroom     Program  Website:  http://scrippsjschool.org/hsjw/     Program:  Otterbein  University  Essex  Camp     Description:  Offers  rising  high  school  juniors  and  seniors  the  chance  to  explore  the  arts,  sciences  and  humanities  through  a   set  of  seminars,  hands-­‐on  workshops,  and  field  trips  This  residential  school  encourages  social  interaction  and  peer   discussion  so  that  students  are  challenged  intellectually  and  artistically  and  develop  a  better  understanding  of  their   abilities  and  talents  in  their  lives  and  in  society   Program  Website:  http://otterbein.edu/public/About/Community/summercamps/essex-­‐camp.aspx     Program:  University  of  Akron,  Women  in  Engineering  Summer  Camps:     th th Description:  For  girls  in  9  –  12  grade   Program  Website:  http://www.uakron.edu/engineering/beyond-­‐the-­‐classroom/women-­‐in-­‐engineering/outreach-­‐camps.dot  for   more  information  and  to  apply    Day  camps  and  residential  camps  available     Program:  University  of  Dayton,  School  of  Engineering:     Description:  Be  a  part  of  the  innovation  by  attending  one  of  two  summer  camps  You  will  learn  from  professional  engineers   and  experience  the  teamwork,  imagination  and  talent  they  use  every  day  to  bring  visions  for  change  to  life.,  Program   Website:  Learn  more  at  http://go.udayton.edu/engr/honors_camp   https://udayton.edu/engineering/k-­‐12-­‐programs/women_in_engineering_summer_camp/index.php     Program:  University  of  Toledo  Youth  Nations  Summer  Leadership  Program  for  High  School  Students:  Toledo,  Ohio   Description:  Youth  Nations  is  a  week-­‐long  interactive  global  leadership  experience  where  high  school  students  experience   college  life  while  competing  in  a  persuasive  presentation  competition  for  University  of  Toledo  scholarships  The  week   focuses  on  creating  an  opportunity  for  students  to  learn  from  our  skilled  faculty  about  issues  that  face  our  world  and   develop  a  plan  to  solve  world  problems  Participants  will  have  the  opportunity  to  work  with  a  team  to  present  a  plan  to   change  the  world  and  compete  for  the  chance  to  win  a  UT  scholarship  Students  will  have  a  real  college  experience   Students  will  stay  on  campus  in  our  residence  halls,  spend  time  with  expert  faculty,  and  use  our  Student  Recreation  Center   Participants:  High  school  students  between  their  junior  and  senior  year   Program  website:  Youth  Nations  Global  Leadership  Summer  Experience     Program:  US  Performing  Arts  Summer  Camps:  –  Held  Oberlin  College  in  Ohio   Description:  US  Performing  Arts  Camps  (est  2001)  is  the  premier  network  of  summer  programs  in  the  performing  arts  and   media  in  the  US  for  students  11-­‐20  years  of  age  It  is  an  opportunity  for  students  to  see  and  be  seen  by  top-­‐tier  colleges   and  universities  before  making  their  college  decision  Experiencing  specific  college  curriculum  for  credit  or  enrichment,   taught  by  university  faculty  and  their  invited  professional  guests,  students  and  faculty  can  make  more  informed  decisions   for  the  students’  future  study  You  can  find  us  on  the  web  at  www.usperformingarts.com   Participants:  Students  11  –  20  Years  of  Age   Program  website:  US  Performing  Arts  Summer  Camps     Program:  Wright  State  University  Pre-­‐College  Summer  Programs  for  High  School  Students:  Dayton,  Ohio   Description:  Wright  State  University  offers  pre-­‐college  programs  for  high  school  students  in  the  summer  Students  have   the  opportunity  to  study  topics  of  interest,  learn  about  Wright  State,  and  experience  life  on  a  college  campus   Participants:  High  schools  students     Program  website:  Wright  State  Summer  Programs     Program:  Xavier  University  Summer  Program  for  High  School  Students  –  Sophomores  and  Juniors:  Cincinnati,  Ohio   Description:  The  Xavier  University  Jump  Start  Program  is  a  two  week  residential  program  for  high-­‐school  sophomores  and   juniors  interested  in  studying  pre-­‐medicine  or  forensic  science   Participants:  High  School  Sophomores  and  Juniors   Program  Website:  Xavier  Summer  Program     Program:  Youngstown  State  University  Summer  Honors  Institute  for  High  School  Students:  Youngstown,  Ohio   Description:    Youngstown  State  University  offers  summer  honors  programs  for  high  school  students  Students  who   participate  have  the  opportunity  to  explore  high  interest  topics,  meet  university  faculty  members,  utilize  university   resource,  and  experience  life  at  Youngstown  State   Participants:  High  school  students   Program  website:  Youngstown  State  Summer  Honors  Program       Internships       Program>:    Cleveland  Clinic  Summer  Internship  Program   Description:    This  nine-­‐week  summer  internship  for  high  school  students  going  into  their  junior  and  senior  year  is   designed  to  increase  participating  students’  interest  in  science,  literacy,  and  research  by  augmenting  their  learning   experiences  outside  of  the  classroom    You  can  download  the  application  from   www.clevelandclinic.org/civiceducation/science_internships.asp   Deadline:  2/24     Cleveland  Museum  of  Art   Description:  To  apply,  candidates  should  submit  a  500  –  word  essay  dealing  with  what  he  or  she  hopes  to  gain  from   an   internship,   in   addition   to   a   resume   of   employment   and   education;   a   writing   sample   not   longer   than     pages   in   length,  and  at  least  one  letter  of  recommendation    High  school,  undergraduate,  and  graduate  students  may  submit   materials  for  unpaid  internships   Program  Webpage:  internship@clevelandart.org       NASA  Glenn  Research  Center   Description:  This  site  contains  information  about  various  educational  programs  available  at  the  NASA  Glenn  Research   Center  including  the  High  School  Shadowing  Program  and  the  NASA  SHARP     Program  Website:  https://www.nasa.gov/offices/education/about/index.html     Progressive  Insurance  Summer  Internship:   Description:    This  internship  gives  you  the  chance  to  further  develop  your  technical  and  communication  skills  by   handling  a  wide  range  of  responsibilities,  maintaining  a  high  level  attention  to  detail  and  working  in  a  24X7   environment  You’ll  participate  in  the  planning  and  execution  of  Enterprise-­‐wide  projects  with  our  award  winning  IT   group,  known  for  our  innovative  approach  to  technology  You’ll  also  work  closely  with  an  experienced  mentor,  who   will  guide  you  through  your  development  This  is  a  full  time,  paid  internship   Webpage:  https://www.progressive.com/jobs/students-­‐grads/       SEAP   Description:  The  Science  and  Engineering  Apprentice  Program  (SEAP)  provides  an  opportunity  for  students  to   participate  in  research  at  a  Department  of  Navy  (DoN)  laboratory  during  the  summer   The  goals  of  SEAP  are  to  encourage  participating  students  to  pursue  science  and  engineering  careers,  to  further  their   education  via  mentoring  by  laboratory  personnel  and  their  participation  in  research  SEAP  provides  competitive   research  internships  to  approximately  250  high  school  students  each  year  Participating  students  spend  eight  weeks   during  the  summer  doing  research  at  approximately  19  DoN  laboratories   Webpage:  https://www.asee.org/seap/           OUT  OF  STATE     Program:  Davidson  Institute     Description:    An  extensive  list  of  summer  opportunities  for  students  identified  as  gifted     Website:  http://www.davidsongifted.org/Search-­‐Database/entry/A10368     Program:  Emory  University  Pre-­‐college  Program   Description:  Two-­‐  and  three-­‐week  noncredit  courses  and  institutes  allow  juniors  and  seniors  to  explore  a  topic  in   depth  and  engage  in  an  academic  subject  with  leading  Emory  faculty     Website:  http://precollege.emory.edu/  Illinois       Program:  Loyola  University  Summer  Scholars     Descriptions:  Classes  include  arts  and  culture,  business  and  leadership,  pre-­‐health  and  wellness,  STEM,  psychology,   and  social  justice     Website:  http://www.luc.edu/summerscholars/     Program:  Purdue  University  –  Seminar  for  Top  Engineering  Prospects  (STEP)     Description:  This  seminar  provides  students  the  opportunity  to  explore  various  engineering  disciplines  and  job   functions  Tours,  demonstrations,  classroom  experiences,  and  projects  are  all  designed  to  help  students  learn  about   engineering  and  gain  a  first-­‐hand  sense  of  what  college  life  is  all  about     Website:  https://engineering.purdue.edu/STEP     Program:    Purdue  University  =  Gifted  Education  Resource  Institute  (GERI)  Summer  Camps     Description:  Enrichment  programs  for  gifted  and  talented  youth  (Pulsars  (grades  9-­‐12)  Subjects  include  but  are  not   limited  to  math,  science,  genetics,  forensics,  etc  Costs  per  two-­‐week  sessions  $1,950     Website:  https://www.education.purdue.edu/wp-­‐content/uploads/2017/01/summer-­‐residential-­‐2017-­‐brochure.pdf     Program:  Stanford  Pre  Collegiate  Studies   Description:  Various  programs  that  advance  the  education  of  academically  talented,  intellectually  curious,  pre-­‐college   students    Residential  summer  programs  that  let  you  become  a  Stanford  University  student  for  the  summer  or  that  let  you   dive  deeply  into  your  passions,  to  classes  Cost:  Varies     Webpage::  precollegiate.stanford.edu       Program:  Three  Days  of  Fashion     Description:  For  students  curious  about  fashion,  business,  and  design  For  more  information:  Webpage:   http://fidm.edu/en/News+and+Events/3+Days+of+Fashion/     Program:  United  States  Air  Force  Academy  Summer  Seminar     Description:  Current  juniors  can  visit  the  Academy  and  get  a  realistic  picture  of  what  cadet  life  is  about     Website:  http://www.academyadmissions.com/admissions/outreach-­‐programs/summer-­‐seminar/  Georgia           -­‐SAINT  MARY’S  COLLEGE  NOTRE  DAME,  INDIANA  –  Various  summer  programs  for  young  women  (freshmen,   sophomores,  and  juniors)  to  introduce  them  to  the  academic  experience  and  thrill  of  college  life  These  camps  are   designed  for  motivated  students  who  are  interested  in  academic  studies,  cultural  pursuits,  and  an  experiential   immersion  in  a  specific  academic  discipline  Three  weeks  of  in-­‐depth  study  and  field  trips  are  offered  Deadline:  April   1,  2015  Website:  https://www.saintmarys.edu/camps  Kentucky      -­‐EASTERN  KENTUCKY  UNIVERSITY  “PLANNING  TO  WIN”  SUMMER  TRANSITIONS  PROGRAM  -­‐  June  17  -­‐  19,  2015   The  program  is  uniquely  designed  for  high  school  juniors  and  seniors  with  learning  difference,  attention  deficit   disorder  and  other  mild  cognitive  disorders  who  are  planning  to  attend  a  post-­‐secondary  setting  (college,  vocational,   community  &  technical  schools)  Cost  $10  Call  859-­‐  622-­‐2933  for  more  information  and  to  apply  Maryland       -­‐UNITED  STATES  NAVAL  ACADEMY  SUMMER  SEMINAR  –  May  30-­‐June  4,  June  6-­‐11,  or  June  13-­‐18,  2015  Current   juniors  can  visit  the  Naval  Academy  for  one  week  Students  will  experience  all  aspects  of  the  Naval  Academy   including  the  academic  program,  physical  training,  and  midshipman  life    Access:    www.usna.edu  for  additional   information  and  an  application  Deadline:  March  31,  2015  The  cost  is  $450  Application  will  open  January  15,  2015   Website:  http://www.usna.edu/admissions/nass.htm  Massachusetts  12      -­‐BOSTON  UNIVERSITY  PROMYS  Program  (Mathematics  for  Young  Scientists)-­‐  June  28  –  August  8,  2015    A  six-­‐week   residential  program  open  to  freshmen,  sophomores,  juniors  and  seniors  who  have  an  exceptionally  strong  interest  in   mathematics  Need-­‐based  financial  aid  is  available  PROMYS  is  dedicated  to  the  principle  that  no  student  will  be   unable  to  attend  because  of  financial  need  Cost  and  deadlines  unavailable  as  of  1/5/15  Website:  www.promys.org  -­‐     -­‐BOSTON  UNIVERSITY  NEW  ENGLAND  FOR  INVESTIGATIVE  REPORTING  WORKSHOP  –  Session  1:  June  29  –  July  10,   Session  2:  July  13  –  July  24,  or  Session  3:  July  27  –  August  7,  2015  Nearly  100  students  from  23  states  and  6  countries   will  participate  in  seminars  and  work  alongside  BU  faculty  and  award-­‐winning  local  and  national  journalists  on   investigative  stories  that  could  be  published  on  the  center’s  website  or  in  regional  and  national  publications  The   camp  is  designed  for  high  school  students  (grades  9-­‐12)  who  are  interested  in  investigative  reporting,  journalism,  or   writing  Cost:  $2,200  Registration  is  closed  when  full  Website:  http://studentprograms.necir.org  -­‐SMITH  COLLEGE-­‐   PRECOLLEGE  PROGRAMS  FOR  HIGH  SCHOOL  GIRLS  -­‐  open  to  academically  talented  girls  who  will  enter  grades  9,  10,   11  and  12  in  fall  2015  Students  are  selected  based  upon  academic  performance  in  middle  or  high  school,  a  written   essay  and  a  teacher  recommendation  The  following  programs  are  offered  with  the  specific  dates  and  fees  that  cover   the  costs  of  all  organized  program  activities,  housing,  meals  and  class  field  trips:  Science  and  Engineering  Program   July  5-­‐August  1  $5,500;  Young  Women’s  Writing  Workshop  July  5-­‐18  $2,825;  Discovering  Women’s  History  July  5-­‐18,   $2,825;  Field  Studies  for  Sustainable  Futures  July  5-­‐18  $2,900;  and  NEW!    College  Admission  Workshop  July  19-­‐25   $1,650  ($1,400  if  taken  with  another  2015  program)  Website:  www.smith.edu/summer  Michigan       -­‐KETTERING  UNIVERSITY  -­‐  LITE  (Lives  Improved  Through  Engineering)-­‐  July  19  -­‐  31,  2015    A  summer  program  in  Flint,   Michigan  for  girls  who  are  finishing  their  junior  year  The  program  introduces  what  an  engineer  does  and  how  their   work  utilizes  math,  science,  and  technology  to  improve  people’s  lives  The  topics  that  are  covered  are  vehicle   collision  analysis  and  occupant  protection,  biomechanics,  biochemistry,  and  engineering  for  a  sustainable  society   Cost:  $1,000  Deadline:  April  24,  2015  Website:  http://www.kettering.edu/admissions/undergraduate-­‐ admissions/pre-­‐collegeprograms/lite-­‐lives-­‐improve-­‐through-­‐engineering13  Minnesota         -­‐CARLETON  COLLEGE  –SUMMER  ACADEMIC  PROGRAMS-­‐  Carleton  College's  summer  programs  invite  you  to  develop   skills  and  challenge  yourself  academically  in  a  rigorous  but  supportive  learning  community  during  week-­‐long  summer   programs  for  50  selected  African  American  students  during  the  summer  The  programs  include:  Liberal  Arts   Experience  (July  5-­‐11,  2015),  Summer  Writing  Program  (July  5-­‐24,  2015),  Summer  Science  Institute  (July  12-­‐  31,  2015   or  July  19  -­‐  August  7,  2015),  Summer  Quantitative  Reasoning  Institute  (July  12  -­‐  31,  2015),  Summer  Computer  Science   Institute  (July  19  -­‐  August  7,  2015),  Summer  Language  and  Global  Issues  Institute  (July  5  -­‐  24,  2015),  and  Summer   Humanities  Institute  (July  26  -­‐  August  14,  2015)  Website:  http://apps.carleton.edu/summer/programs/       -­‐CONCORDIA  LANGUAGE  VILLAGES  -­‐  A  language  and  cultural  immersion  program  that  prepares  young  people  for   responsible  citizenship  in  our  global  community  The  program  offers  Arabic,  Chinese,  Danish,  English,  Finnish,  French,   German,  Italian,  Japanese,  Korean,  Norwegian,  Portuguese,  Russian,  Spanish  and  Swedish  One  of  the  programs  is  a   high  school  credit  experience  that  covers  the  equivalent  of  one  year  of  high  school  world  language  in  four  weeks  of   intensive  instruction  Website:  http://www.concordialanguagevillages.org/youth-­‐village-­‐life  Missouri     University  of  Pennsylvania:  Summer  Academy  in  Applied  Science  and  Technology   The  school  of  Engineering  offers  a  unique  internship  opportunity  for  a  select  group  of  highly  motivated  and  talented   high   school   students   to   experience   rigorous   and   challenging   college   level   coursework     The   Academy’s   intensive,   three  -­‐week  programs  combine  sophisticated  theory  with  hands  on  practical  experience  in  cutting  edge  technology   http:  www.seas.upenn.edu/summer   Additional  information  at:  http:www.seas.upenn.edu/saast/        -­‐WASHINGTON  UNIVERSITY  IN  ST  LOUIS,  SUMMER  SCHOLARS  PROGRAM  Session  A:  June  7  -­‐  11,  2015  and  Session   B:  July  12-­‐August  14,  2015  As  a  high  school  participant  in  this  selective  five-­‐week  program,  enroll  in  two   undergraduate  courses  taught  by  Washington  University  faculty  and  study  alongside  college  students  Select  from  a   broad  range  of  stimulating  introductory  undergraduate  courses  in  the  humanities,  math,  sciences,  and  social   sciences,  or  choose  from  one  of  our  suggested  pre-­‐professional  course  options,  designed  to  jump  start  your   exploration  of  a  specific  area  of  interest  or  possible  career  path  The  credit  you  earn  can  be  transferred  to  most   accredited  colleges  or  universities  Cost:  $7475  for  the  Residential  or  $4875  for  Commuter  Deadline:  May  1,  2015   Website:  http://summerexperiences.wustl.edu/scholars       -­‐WASHINGTON  UNIVERSITY  IN  ST  LOUIS,  HIGH  SCHOOL  SUMMER  INSTITUTE  -­‐  Summer  institute  programs  offered   to  sophomores,  juniors,  and  seniors  in  the  areas  of  global  leadership,  pre-­‐engineering,  pre-­‐medical,  research,  and   writing  Students  must  have  a  B+  average  or  higher  and  either  a  combined  score  on  the  SAT  of  1800  (PSAT  180)  or   ACT  or  Plan  composite  of  25  Cost  of  programs:  Pre-­‐Medical  and  Pre-­‐Engineering  Institutes-­‐  $5185,  Writing,  Global   Leadership,  Ancient  Discovery,  and  Environmental  Studies  &  Sustainability  Institutes-­‐  $3585,  and  Young  Leaders   Institute-­‐  $2085  Deadline:  April  1,  2015  Website:  http://summerexperiences.wustl.edu/       -­‐WASHINGTON  UNIVERSITY  IN  ST  LOUIS  PRE-­‐COLLEGE  PROGRAMS  –  students  passionate  about  art  or  architecture   can  develop  skills  that  are  fundamental  to  these  fields  while  producing  work  in  a  real  studio  under  the  guidance  of   WUSTL  faculty  Architecture  Discovery  Program  is  July  12-­‐25,  2015  Portfolio  Plus  Program  is  July  12-­‐August  1,  2015   For  more  information  on  application  and  deadlines  see  the  following  website:   http://samfoxschool.wustl.edu/summer-­‐programs14  New  York      -­‐BENARD  COLLEGE  –  PRE-­‐COLLEGE  PROGRAM  offers  4-­‐week  and  1-­‐week  programs  that  allow  high  schools  students   to  choose  from  an  array  of  subjects  including  writing,  literature,  art,  theater,  film  studies,  psychology,  architecture,   religion,  political  science  and  more  Summer  in  the  City  (coed)  is  June  21-­‐July  18,  2015  Liberal  Arts  Intensive  (coed)  is   July  5-­‐11,  2015  Young  Women’s  Leadership  Institute  is  June  21-­‐29,  2015  Dance  in  the  City  (coed)  is  July  5-­‐15,  2015   Summer  Science  Seminar  is  June  21-­‐  July  18,  2015  Entrepreneurs-­‐in-­‐Training  is  June  21  -­‐  July  1,  2015(in  partnership   with  Columbia  University)  Website:  http://barnard.edu/precollege  THE  PRATT  INSTITUTE  PRE-­‐COLLEGE  SUMMER   PROGRAM  –  July  6  -­‐  31,  2015  An  art  school  in  Brooklyn  New  York,  this  school  offers  a  summer  program  for  students,   at  least  16  years  old,  consisting  of  two  courses  that  are  college  credit-­‐bearing,  and  two  non-­‐credit,  pass/fail  courses   designed  to  supplement  the  core  curriculum  Some  examples  of  courses  offered  are:  architecture,  graphic  design,   photography,  interior  design,  jewelry/metal  arts,  fine  arts/paining  and  drawing,  etc  Students  ages  16  and  over  are   eligible  Application  fee  of  $40  Tuition  fees  are  approximately  $3,000  with  housing  and  transportation  fees  of  $1,600   for  residential  students  Website:  https://www.pratt.edu/academics/continuing-­‐education-­‐and-­‐professional/pro-­‐ creditprograms/precollege/summer-­‐programs/       -­‐UNIVERSITY  OF  PENNSYLVANIA  –  SUMMER  ACADEMY  IN  APPLIED  SCIENCE  and  TECHNOLOGY-­‐  July  5  -­‐  25,  2015   Freshmen,  sophomores,  and  juniors  take  your  interest  in  science  and  math  to  the  next  level  and  apply  it  to  cutting-­‐ edge  technology  in  biotechnology,  computer  graphics,  computer  science,  nanotechnology,  or  robotics  at  the   University  of  Pennsylvania  Every  SAAST  course  carries  college  credit  from  Penn,  and  includes  exciting  site  visits  to   industry  and  government  Priority  deadline  is  March  16,  2015  Deadline  is  May  18,  2015  The  application  fee  is  $75   The  cost  of  the  program  is  $7,375  Website:  www.seas.upenn.edu/saast15       -­‐WAYNESBURG  UNIVERSITY  -­‐  CSI  SUMMER  CAMP-­‐  June  21  -­‐  26,  2015  A  6-­‐day,  5-­‐night  experience  for  juniors  or   seniors  to  study  with  professionals  from  various  fields  including  state  and  federal  agencies,  and  experts  in  forensic   science  Learn  about  fingerprints,  trace  evidence,  expert  testimony,  and  much  more  Cost  and  deadlines  unavailable   as  of  1/5/15  Website:  http://info.waynesburg.edu/CSI-­‐Camp/       -­‐CARNEGIE  MELLON  UNIVERSITY  –  PRE-­‐COLLEGE  PROGRAMS-­‐  June  27  –  August  8,  2015  Programs  are  open  to  junior   and  seniors  in  the  following  fine  arts:  architecture,  art  &  design,  drama,  music  and  National  High  School  Game   Academy  (explores  the  video  game  industry)  Deadline:  May  1,  2015  More  info:   http://admission.enrollment.cmu.edu/pages/pre-­‐college  South  Carolina       -­‐FURMAN  SUMMER  SCHOLARS  -­‐  Two  sessions:  July  5-­‐11,  2015  or  July  12-­‐18,  2015  Junior  or  seniors  should  have  a   3.5  GPA  and  higher,  an  interest  in  liberal  arts  and  sciences,  significant  involvement  in  extracurricular  activities,   demonstrated  leadership,  and  one  of  the  following  test  scores  PSAT  of  120+,  SAT  score  of  1200+,  or  ACT  of  26+  Cost:   $1,200  Deadline:  May  1,  2015  Website:   http://www.furman.edu/admission/EngageFurman/SummerScholars/Pages/default.aspx  Washington,  DC  -­‐GEORGE   MASON  UNIVERSITY  -­‐  High  achieving  sophomore  or  junior  students  must  be  nominated  to  attend  one  of  the  two   following  conferences  for  students  with  an  interest  in  environmental  science  or  journalism  and  the  media   Washington  Youth  Summit  on  the  Environment  (WYSE)  will  be  held  June  28  to  July  3,  2015  www.wyse.gmu.edu   Deadline  January  9,  2015       -­‐GEORGE  WASHINGTON  UNIVERSITY  –  SUMMER  IMMERSION  PROGRAM-­‐  Two  session:  Session  I  July  5  -­‐  17,  2015   and  Session  II  July  19  -­‐  31,  2015  Opportunities  for  freshmen,  sophomore,  and  juniors  include  non-­‐credit  (Summer   Immersion)  and  credit  programs  (College  Intensive)  Topics  in  the  past  have  included  Academic  Writing,  Politics,   Broadcast  Journalism,  Business,  Psychology,  Intro  to  Biomedical  Engineering,  Sustainability,  Robotics,  Crime  Scene   Investigation,  and  U.S  Foreign  Policy  Cost:  $2,000-­‐$7,100  Deadline:  May  15,  2015  Website:   http://precollege.gwu.edu/summer-­‐immersion  Variety  of  Schools  LEAD  (LEADERSHIP  EDUCATION  AND   DEVELOPMENT)  is  offered  for  upcoming  juniors  and  seniors  This  program  helps  African  American,  Hispanic,   historically  underrepresented  Asian  American  and  Native  American  students  with  outstanding  academic  performance   and  leadership  skills  to  pursue  careers  in  business,  engineering,  computer  science,  and  SGI  Global  This  three-­‐week   program  usually  takes  place  in  June  or  July  Some  of  the  hosting  schools  include:  Dartmouth  College,  Cornell   University,  Duke  University,  Northwestern  University,  and  more  Deadline:  February  5,  2015  Website:   www.leadprogram.org   ...  campus   Participants: ? ?High  schools  students     Program  website:  Wright  State ? ?Summer ? ?Programs     Program:  Xavier  University ? ?Summer  Program ? ?for ? ?High ? ?School  Students  –  Sophomores... ? ?Summer  Vocal  Music  Program ? ?for ? ?High ? ?School  Students:  Oberlin,  Ohio   Description:  The  Oberlin  Conservatory  of  Music  offers  an  intensive ? ?summer  vocal  music  program ? ?for ? ?high. ..  performing   Participants: ? ?High ? ?school  students  –  ages  15  and  up   Program  website:  Oberlin ? ?Summer  Vocal  Music  Program     Program:  Ohio  Business  Week ? ?Summer  Program ? ?for  High