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Cranbrook Summer Art Institute

Cranbrook Academy of Art

The Cranbrook Summer Art Institute offers a wide variety of unique classes to teenagers, ages 13 to 18. From architecture, fashion design, animation to painting, sculpting and creative writing and more, we cater both to the college bound and to the student looking to acquire a new skill. We are housed on the historic and gorgeous Cranbrook Academy of Art campus, ranked as on of the top graduate art programs in the nation, located 15 miles north of Detroit.

Our staff is comprised of Academy of Art graduate students and alumni, which includes professors, architects and award-winning artists. They will help you make great strides with your art in this intensive 3 week program that meets 6 hours each day. At the end, you can show what you have accomplished in a formal exhibition at the Cranbrook Art Museum.

Have a blast, learn a lot, and help build an incredible college portfolio!
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Deadline : Jun 15, 2006

Idaho Junior Engineering, Math and Science (JEMS) Program

University of Idaho

The University of Idaho College of Engineering sponsors the annual Idaho Junior Engineering, Mathematics, and Science (JEMS) Summer Workshop for students who have completed their junior or senior year of high school. The focus of the workshop is to expose students to engineering problems within technical and social contexts, and to encourage them to enroll in college. JEMS includes lectures and hands-on activities in Leadership, Engineering Design, Modeling, and possibly AutoCAD. Students will participate in lab exercises, field trips, computer exercises, and recreational activities.

Up to 60 participants are accepted to the workshop held the middle two weeks in July. The 2006 session is July 9-21, 2006. The application deadline for the 2005 program is May 26, 2006. The criteria for participant selection includes three years of mathematics (grades B or better), a minimum GPA of 3.0, a brief résumé, and a one-page essay describing why the student wishes to attend JEMS and what he or she wants to gain from this workshop.

The tuition for Idaho JEMS is $550. Scholarship funds are available, including funds to encourage female and minority students to apply. Students requesting a scholarship should complete the financial aid portion of the Idaho JEMS Application.

Participants experience the UI Campus--talking with professors and counselors, learning about college life, and participating in career planning activities that will help them become aware of high school course work needed to prepare for an engineering or computer science career. Idaho JEMS students live on-campus and are supervised by faculty and dorm counselors. Upon successful completion of the workshop, students earn two college credits.
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Deadline : May 26, 2006

Science Institute University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire

University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire

Come explore the science topic of your choice for two weeks—physics, chemistry, computer architecture, LINUX, astronomy, economics and more! Gain new knowledge and skills while forming lasting friendships with other like-minded students. Learn from university faculty, conduct field and laboratory research and experience the campus by living in the residence halls. Some admission requirements. For more information, contact Libby Thurston, UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education at (715) 836-3636 or CE@uwec.edu.
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Deadline : Jul 15, 2005

Lake Superior State University Robotics Summer Camps

Lake Superior State University

Our week-long summer camps are geared towards gifted and talented young men and women in grades 8-12.
Students will receive hands-on experiences with computer programming, industrial robots, automation, data acquisition, computer animation, electronics and Web page development.
All classroom and laboratory experiences are directly supervised by LSSU engineering faculty in our ABET-recognized Robotics & Automation Laboratory, one of the best educational facilities in North America.
Of course it's not just "all work" - there are opportunities for recreation, special activities and trips.
We believe the combination of fun and education will be an experience that students will remember all their lives. No prior knowledge of robotics or other engineering technology topics is required.
Women in Technology, a robotics camp for young women in grades 8-12 is typically held the last week of June. Check our Website for updates - a second week may be added.
The young men's robotics camps are held in July with separate camps for those in grades 8-10 and 10-12.
The cost is $695 U.S. for resident campers or $595 U.S. for commuters. Commuters are encouraged to return to campus during the evenings to participate in recreational activities.
For an informational brochure including selection criteria and application form, visit our summercamp Web site.

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Deadline : Jun 20, 2005

SUMMET

Colorado School of Mines Engineering School

The Summer Minority Engineering Training (SUMMET) Program is a science and engineering program combining course work, hands-on projects, industry tours, sporting activities and social events. SUMMET is an excellent stepping stone to the lifestyle and rigors of college. High school sophomores and juniors from across the nation stay in Mines residence halls, experience life as a college student, and receive instruction in trigonometry/calculus, chemistry, geology, computer science, physics and basic to advanced engineering concepts.
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Deadline : Apr 16, 2004

Experiences in Architecture

Catholic University of America

The Experiences in Architecture program at The Catholic University of America is an intense three-week workshop for students interested in architecture or other design related fields. Students are exposed to both the academic and the professional sides of the architecture arena, as the city of Washington, D.C. becomes their classroom. Students who successfully complete the program receive a certificate from The Catholic University of America's School of Architecture and Planning, as well as documentation and portfolios of their work. Projects that are generated may be used for application to architecture school. Students who have participated in the workshop are better prepared for the rigors of architecture school and outperform their peers.
Session 1: June 20-July 8, 2004
Session 2: July 11-July 29, 2004

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3 Days of Fashion

Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising - Los Angeles

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Deadline : Jun 10, 2014

Northwestern Neuroscience/Brain Camp

Northwestern College

The Northwestern College Neuroscience Camp is a one week summer residential camp (July 15-19, 2013) for high school juniors or seniors interested in exploring the exciting health- and research-related area of neuroscience, the study of the brain and nervous system. Students gain a taste of college life and learn about neuroscience through mini-lectures and demonstrations, simple electrophysiology and neuropharmacology experiments, sheep brain and simulated human brain dissection, introduction to the cadaver, recording of participants' brainwaves, fieldtrips to neuroscience research labs and medical imaging facilities, ?Neuroscience at the Movies" and other brainy fun throughout the week. T...[more]
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Deadline : Jun 17, 2013

Summer Academy in Applied Science and Technology

University of Pennsylvania

The School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Pennsylvania invites highly motivated and talented high school students to apply to participate in our three-week Summer Academy in Applied Science and Technology (SAAST). Our five rigorous, intensive SAAST courses give high school students an advance look at the learning experience they can expect in college. Courses are available in: Biotechnology, Computer Graphics, Computer Programming, Nanotechnology, and Robotics. Combining sophisticated theory with hands-on work in our world-class laboratories and culminating in independent projects, SAAST challenges students to work harder, smarter, and more creatively than they ever ...[more]
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Deadline : May 15, 2013

Duke University TIP Summer Studies Programs

Duke University

SUMMER STUDIES PROGRAM Duke TIP Summer Studies Programs offer intensive, fast-paced courses for academically talented students. Participants enroll in a single class during a three-week session and generally complete the equivalent of a year of high school or a semester of college-level work. Classes meet Monday through Friday, and three hours on Saturday. Instructors include members of university faculties, outstanding teachers, experienced professionals, and advanced graduate students. Each class also has a teaching assistant who is an undergraduate or graduate student with demonstrated proficiency in the subject. Students may attend either the Center for Summer Studies or the Ac...[more]
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Deadline : Sep 26, 2009

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