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Tacoma Community College

June 29 - July 29, 2006 Cultural Program including four full-day excursions (Versailles, Chartres, Loire valley and Chateau de Vincennes) and two other events such as opera, theater or walking tours. Three levels of French language courses (50 hours each) taught by local faculty including materials and text books.
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Deadline : Apr 21, 2006

Urban Journalism Workshop

University of St Thomas

Two-week residential summer camp for minority and low-income students grades 9-12 at the University of St. Thomas focused on learning and practicing the skills of journalism. Students report and write articles that are published in Twin Cities daily newspapers, work with professional journalists and college journalism faculty.
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Deadline : Apr 07, 2006

Minority High School Scholars Actuarial Academy

Illinois State University

This one-week program at Illinois State University is designed especially for African-American, Hispanic, and Native American high school students from across the state and nation who excel in mathematics, enjoy learning, and like to solve complicated problems. If you have a passion for mathematics, and a appetite for knowledge, you may have what it takes to be an actuary. This program will help you decide if an actuary career is a way to use your mathematical ability. The program helps explain what actuaries do, where they work, what they have in common, and if an actuarial career might be a good choice for your students. The Minority High School Scholars Actuarial Academy provides, at ...[more]
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Deadline : Apr 01, 2006

Daniel Fox Youth Scholars Institute

Lebanon Valley College

A one-week residential, non-credit program that enables exceptional high school students to preview college life. Students take intensive workshop in the sciences, social sciences or humanities choosing from 15 possibilities. Students must be nominated by a teacher or guidance counselor.
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Deadline : Mar 24, 2006

PEPP Pre-College Summer Workshop

University of Louisville

The PEPP Pre-college Summer Workshop is a summer residential academic enrichment and career exploration program for graduating high school seniors interested in medicine or dentistry. Participants receive a weekly $80 stipend, housing, classroom materials and local transportation during their stay (June 17 - July 21, 2006). PEPP offers academic enrichment in college level science and math courses, clinical observations,hands on activities and personal and professional development. Students will be equipped with the tools to succeed in college and to prepare for medical or dental school.
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Deadline : Mar 17, 2006

Intensive Summer Ulpan

Siegal College of Judaic Studies

Students acquire or advance their Hebrew skills in reading, writing, speaking and understanding literature and Israeli culture. For local and distance learners.
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Deadline : Mar 06, 2006

Minds, Matter & Medicine in the 21st Century

Clark University

This three-week experience will be offered to qualified students about to enter their senior year in high school. The program offers college credit, room and board at absolutely no cost. It will provide an opportunity for students to join our faculty in exploring some of the "hottest" topics in science and math in daily discussions and laboratory workshops.
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Deadline : Mar 01, 2006

Math/Science Regional Center

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University - Daytona Beach

Math/Science Regional Center is a six-week summer residential program dedicated to the improvement of high school students' science, technology, engineering and mathematical (STEM) skills. Students take classes facilitated by high school teachers and college professors at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, AZ. Credits earned will be transferred to each student's high school. All program costs are through grant funding, and students absorb no costs for classes or other activities. The final week of the program is devoted to a field trip that focuses on math & science and visitations of college campuses.
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Deadline : Feb 28, 2006

U-DOC High School Program

University of Washington - Seattle

U-DOC (June 19-July 30) UDOC is a High School FREE enrichment program for students interested in the health professions. The program is free: Students receive room, board, a small stipend to cover incidentals, and travel assistance. Students will experience: -Exposure to the various health careers and networking opportunities -Pre-med/Pre-dent curriculum overview -Study and writing skills -Interview skills -Test Taking strategies -College survival skills -Shadow medical/dental clinics *Deadline: Feb 28th *Eligible: US citizen/permanent resident, current Junior in High School, students interested in health professions, students from disadvantaged &/or underrespresented mi...[more]
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Deadline : Feb 28, 2006

Soccer Camps

Westminster College

High School and Individual Day camps. 2 hrs per day Contact Coach Thakar for more info
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Deadline : Feb 09, 2006

American Ballet Theatre Summer Intensive

University of Texas - Austin Law School

The University of Texas at Austin became the newest site for American Ballet Theatre's Summer Intensive program in 2001. The summer intensive program is a four-week session, taught by faculty from American Ballet Theatre and The University of Texas Department of Theatre and Dance. It will be held July 9-August 4, 2006 and is geared toward intermediate/advanced dancers age 12-18. The ABT Summer Intensive curriculum will include both high level technique classes and lecture courses on subjects critical to the development of a well-rounded dancer. Classes include ballet technique, pointe, pas de deux, variations, men's class, modern, jazz, character, choreography, meet the artist, pilates, d...[more]
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Deadline : Jan 07, 2006

Alverno College's Kids on Campus

Alverno College

Kids on Campus is a summer enrichment program for students in grades K5-12. All classes take place on the Alverno College campus in Milwaukke, WI. For a catalog of events, please call (414) 382-6221.
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Deadline : Aug 01, 2005

Venture Engineering and Science, Computer and Technology Camps

McMaster University

Venture Science and Engineering camp is exploding into another sizzling summer, and only projects this cool could shade you from the heat wave. Venture Juniors (students entering into grades 4 or 5) will be receiving their invitations to Hogwart’s School of Witchcraft and Wizardry this fall, after special training at Venture’s school for young Scientists, Engineers and Magicians! After only a week, campers, skilled in the art of levitation, will be so awesomely powerful that not even trains can stay on the ground. In addition to developing awe-inspiring magical strengths, campers will be privy to the secrets of optical illusions so outstanding you will not believe your eyes and new ...[more]
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Deadline : Jul 31, 2005

Lab Skills 102

Medical College of Wisconsin

Do you enjoy the challenges of laboratory work? Build your laboratory skills further and enhance your understanding of current biomedical research in Lab Skills 102. Explore additional uses of the techniques of chromatography, measurement and assay, electrophoresis, immunological tests, and bacteriology. This knowledge will further prepare you for high school and college laboratory courses, and help you understand some of the techniques used in research today. Maximum 24 students. Please see our website for additional summer programs.
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Deadline : Jul 29, 2005

Summer Academy for Advanced High School Students - II

University of California - Riverside

High school students can earn lower division course credit toward an undergraduate college degree by attending a distinguished University of California campus. Classes can be taken during either or both Summer Sessions. High school students attend class on campus alongside other UC students and learn about instructor expectations, campus resources, and "what it takes" to succeed at the university level.
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Deadline : Jul 25, 2005

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