Summer Opportunities Update

Updated for May-June, 2010

*Updated in 2010                                                                                                                                                        

   
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

*Wolverine Health Explorers Summer Camps! 6/21-24/10, 6/28-7/10  Rising high school sophomores, juniors and seniors are eligible to apply. Participants will engage in a variety of stimulating, hands-on activities in several schools and colleges on the UM campus, interacting with UM faculty, staff, research scientists and graduate students.  They will learn about opportunities in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, genetic counseling, nursing, movement science and research.More details and application materials are available at:  http://careercenter.umich.edu/students/healthmedlaw/health/wolverinehealth.html  While applications will be accepted until the course is full, due to the limited number of available slots and the anticipated strong demand for this camp, early application is strongly encouraged. The $300 registration fee includes all activities, supplies, meals and snacks.  734-764-7460 Fax:  734-763-9268   mmecozzi@umich.edu

RobotC for Girls and RobotC for Girls II day camps  is aimed at girls finishing grades 8-12.  http://www.wise.umich.edu/programs/k12/RobotC/

*University of Michigan School of Art & Design Summer Art & Design Opportunities. Summer Portfolio Prep., Portfolio Day and BFA Prep programs. http://www.art-design.umich.edu

The Grace Hopper Project is a one-week non-residential program for students interested in computers, computer science, math or engineering.  Sponsored by the Women in Science and Engineering Program (WISE) only $200.  734.647.7012 http://www.engin.umich.edu/students/support/wie/programs/hopper.html

UM Engineering Summer Symposium for Scholars,  Fridays. http://www.engin.umich.edu to apply online.

*Genesis Summer Research Apprentice Program, 2-week (7/11/23) paid internship at UM School of Nursing. Work with faculty researcher on nursing-related projects. 9-12 graders, and members of underrepresented racial and ethnic populations or meet socioeconomic status criteria. Deadline to apply April 30, 2010 (734) 615.1615, http://www.nursing.umich.edu/oma

University of Michigan Summer Geology Field Course  Camp Davis, Jackson Hole, Wyoming open to Seniors: 6 credit course.  (734) 615-8600   http://www.geo.lsa.umich.edu

The Office of Academic Affairs sponsors a summer research experience, Exploration of Oral Science for area high school students.  (734) 763-3342  http://www.dent.umich.edu/services/mac

UM Music Technology Camp  gives students the opportunity to work in the state-of-the-art music tech and audio recording studios. MPulse Ann Arbor, (866) 936-2660 mpulse@umich.edu http://www.music.umich.edu/resources/myo

UM Musical Theater Workshop  Summer work with renowned UM School of Music Musical Theater faculty. MPulse Ann Arbor, (866)936-2660 mpulse@umich.edu http://www.music.umich.edu/resources/myo

UM SUMMER DANCE INSTITUTE features daily classes and instruction. MPulse Ann Arbor, (866) 936-2660 mpulse@umich.edu http://www.music.umich.edu/resources/myo

UM-FLINT Senior Academy of Music, choir, keyboard, vocal techniques, music theory/technology. (810) 762-3377

Michigan Mentorships - summer opportunities to explore selected subjects with UM Grad students: $125  for 8 contact hours Deadline to apply: May 25. Apps available in counseling office. info? Elaine Fisher at 734-663-1706 or Barbara Sey at 734.429-8059.

UM School of Dentistry Summer Research Program for disadvantaged Juniors or Seniors: 763-3342. http://www.dent.umich.edu/services/mac

*Camp Caen  University of Michigan's College of Engineering Computer Aided Engineering Network, 4 different camps, Flash, Web Development with Perl and MySQL, Web Graphic Design, Virtual Reality, Game Development. Java, Digital Photography. 1 and 2 week camps at the UM. There is a new residential option for 2010. http://www.engin.umich.edu/campcaen

University of Michigan Minority High School Summer Research Program: (734) 936-8710

Kelsey Museum of Archaeology activity kits: (734) 647-4167

Lead Program in Business  under-represented 11th and 12th graders; Feb.1 deadline, no cost.  (734) 763-0121.  http://www.leadnational.org

Project Lighthouse  Asian-Pacific American (APA) student outreach and mentoring. (734) 936-1055. http://www.umich.edu/~oami

*University. of Michigan Summer Science Academy  6/13-26/10, 11th grade minority students  App. Deadline: 2/1/10 764-8185. http://www.med.umich.edu/medschool/ssa

Family Housing Language Project.  High school students work in the ESL classrooms to help students learn English. They also have the option of becoming "conversation buddies" with individuals learning English. 764-8463.

Pre-College Programs http://www.umich.edu/~oami/ 936-1055.

Pre-College Education Program (Michigan Space Grant Consortium). 764-9508. http://www.windows.umich.edu:4500

Michigan Math and Science Scholars Program, for talented and interested high school students. (734) 647-4466. http://www.math.lsa.umich.edu/mmss/
 
Junior Docent @ Matthaei Botanical Gardens 998-7061. http://www.lsa.umich.edu/mbg/

Investigator's Workshop http://hi-ce.eecs.umich.edu 763-6988.  http://hi-ce.eecs.umich.edu

Highly Interactive Computing in Education  763-6988. http://www.hice.eecs.umich.edu

Great Lakes Education Program (GLEP)  763-1437 http://www.engin.umich.edu/seagrant/glep-k12.html

Summer Arts Institute: (734) 763-1279

African Music Ensemble Summer Workshop: 764-5429.
http://www.music.umich.edu/summer99/index.html

Summer Engineering Academy, Summer College Engineering Exposure Program (SCEEP),  Minority Introduction to Technology and Engineering (MITE), Summer Engineering Apprenticeship Programs: 647-7120. http://www.engin.umich.edu/org/mepo

High School Summer Engineering Exploration for Women,  (734) 763-5027 http://www.engin.umich.edu/soc/swe.

University of Michigan Summer Programs Directory http://www.state.outreach.umich.edu/cgi-bin/urel/viewcat?subject_area+Education

University of Michigan Math and Science Scholars (734) 767-4466. http://www.math.lsa.umich.edu/mmss mmss@umich.edu

University of Michigan Medical School Summer Science Academy brings together 10th and 11th graders to experience campus and medical school life. Spend two weeks in a dormitory, attend classes from 8-5 and participate in evening events highlighting cultural diversity, self-development and the arts. Current medical students and program alumni serve as student leaders and mentors. Tuition: $1500 (includes all expenses) Tuition waivers: Many full and partial scholarships are available to offset tuition costs. http://www.med.umich.edu/medschool/ssa


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Michigan State University, East Lansing

*Michigan State University has a comprehensive website and catalog through which you can learn about their summer opportunities for students in grades K-12. Check it out at http://www.spartanyouth.msu.edu.

MSU China Adventure High School Program Summer 2010 (517) 353-1680 http://www.msu.edu/user/gifted

Explore Africa at MSU is a residential program for high ability students completing grades 9-11,  517/432-2129   http://www.msu.edu/user/gifted

High Achievers Program, science, writing and philosophy classes   http://www.msu.edu/user/gifted

Forensic Science Technician Program  http://www.msu.edu/user/gifted

Michigan/Shiga Student Exchange Program, summer exchange to Michigan sister japanese Prefecture (517) 432.2129 http://www.msu.edu/user/gifted

Directory of PreCollege Programs and activities for high school students: http://spartanyouth.msu.edu/Default.asp  Programs range from agriculture, 4-H, Music, Engineering, Health Care, Science, Leadership, Journalism, Physics, Theater, Upward and Vetward bound, and camps ranging from baseball to wrestling and everything in between. Each area has a web-link for easy access.

Great Lakes and Natural Resources Camp http://www.fw.msu.edu/extension/youth/glcamp.htm

Women in Engineering Summer Program  517-355-8310, http://www.egr.msu.edu/egr/programs/precollege/

High School Engineering Institute,1-week residential program for sophomores (517) 355-6616 ext. 1, http://www.egr.msu.edu/egr/programs/precollege/

Broad Business Student Camp  For students who have a strong interest in business for students completing the 11th grade.  517-353-3524 or 517-432-2129. http://www.bus.msu.edu/mbp/summer_programs/bbsc.html

Honors Program - Offered to high school honors interested in Science.  (517) 432-4854. 

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Other Michigan College and University Programs

Alma College
1. Summer Institute for 10th and 11th graders, problem solving, rel vs. virtual music, the body electric, http://www.alma.edu/summerinstitute
*2. High School Leadership Institute  http://www.alma.edu/leadacademy

Central Michigan University
1. Fashion Camp. Learn about the fashion industry  (989)-774-5592 Apply at http://www.ehs.cmich.edu/amd/ and click on fashion camp.
2. "Introduction to Field Biology" (BIO 100) at CMU Biological Station on Beaver Island. This course is open to high school juniors and seniors for college credit.  http://www.cst.cmich.edu/centers/cmubs
*3. Leadership Camps in May 2010   lcamp@cmich.edu http://www.cmich.edu/cmulead

Concordia University, Ann Arbor, Summer Athletic Camps. Register at http://www.cuaa.edu/summeratconcordia

Cornerstone University, Hands on journalism workshop (616) 222-1504

University of Detroit-Mercy
1. Summer Reading Skills and speed reading programs. Sessions for 9-11th graders, and entering 12th graders and college students. Classes meet in Ann Arbor. (800) 978.9596
2. Transit, camp for students interested in the world or transportation. $200 Dan at (313)993-1435 or maggiodd@udmercy.edu.
3. Science, Technology and Engineering Preview Summer Camp (STEPS), girls, 9-11th grade http://eng-sci.udmercy.edu/precol/

Eastern Michigan University
1. Summer Quest, two-week institute in forensics and theater, and one week institutes in Technology and African American Studies, crime scene investigation, health careers and pre-law.  734.487.5624  http://www.emich.edu/summerquest
2.  King/Chavez/Parks Program at  9-12th grade, residential program. Holman Learning Center at EMU.
3. UD Mercy Summer Reading Skills, Speed Reading (800)978-9596

Ferris State University
1. Computer Technology Camp, Networking, computer security, application development and animation and gaming  https://www.ucelcpd.ferris.edu and click on camps.
2. CAD and Manufacturing Summer Youth Programs
http://www.ferris.edu/htmls/academics/summercamps/
3. Biotechnology Summer Academy, including DNA fingerprinting, forensic biology, gene cloning, DNA, tissue culture, micro,  (213) 591-2550
4. School of Criminal Justice Camp   juniors and seniors. (231) 591-3652  Teresa Brown: (231) 591-3652 or  REGISTER ONLINE AT: https://ucelcpd.ferris.edu

*Hillsdale College Summer Study Abroad Programs
1. Shakespeare, Tolkeien and CS Lewis: Heroes and heroism in Literature
2. Winston Churchill and WWII
3. Western Civilization: Visions from Italy
Apply by 3/20/10   (517) 607-2223  http://www.hillsdale.edu

*Lake Superior State University Summer Camps in band, robotics, women in engineering, video game design, dance, CSI, fire science, health care exploration, biomedical science. http://lssu.edu/summercamps

*Lawrence Technological University's summer programs Architecture and design, automotive design, architectural engineering, gaming, robotics and much more.   http://www.ltu.edu/
248-204-2403 http://www.Ltu.edu

*Michigan Technological University
1. American Indian Workshop, free to Michigan residents. http://www.youthprograms.mtu.edu
*2. Engineering Scholars 6/27-7/3/10  http://www.youthprograms.mtu.edu
3. Summer Youth Program, with over 90 options http://www.youthprograms.mtu.edu
*4. Women in Engineering  6/20-26/10  http://www.youthprograms.mtu.edu                                                                

*Northwood University's Young People's Citizenship Seminar, 6/28-7/1/10  Deadline to apply: 4/23/2010 "Learn the Power of Your Vote,"  $250 http://www.ypcs.org

Oakland University's Summer Mathematics Institute   (248) 370-3430.

*Wayne State University's Yes! Summer!  http://k-12.wayne.edu
1. American Ballet Theater http://dance.wayne.edu/abt.php
2. Modern Jewish Experience,"  Two college credits awarded with classes and field trips offered. $900 open to current 10th and 11th students. (313) 577-2254
3. Project SEED (disadvantaged) 11th and 12th grade, mentorship and workshops Keith Williams (313) 577-0278
4. Aviation Career Academy  (313) 577-3085
5. Animation & Movies Camp  http://www.cs.wayne.edu/summercamp
6. Build a Computer Camp  http://www.cs.wayne.edu/summercamp
7. Science, Engineering, Math and Aerospace Academy http://detroitsemaa.org
8. Web Technology Camp  http://www.cs.wayne.edu
9. Sports Camps http://www.wsuathletics.com
10. Women in Engineering http://yelloweng.wayne.edu/~ai8505/OSA/wet/index.html
11. Debate Institute (313) 577-2946
12. Robotics http://www.cs.wayne.edu
13. Engineering Training Institute (313) 577-3780

Western Michigan University
1. College of Aviation Summer Flight Academy,  juniors or seniors http://www.wmich.edu/aviation
2. High School Summer Music Camp  http://www.wmich.edu/music-camp


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Non-Michigan College and University Programs

La Academia de Espana, Barcelona, Spain,  http://www.oxbridgeprograms.com

Academe de Paris:  Summer Programs in Paris  http://www.oxbridgeprograms.com

Acadia Institute of Oceanography, Ocean Studies (800) 375-0058  http://www.acadianinstitute.com

Alfred University Summer Programs in Creative Writing (607) 871-2612  http://www.alfred.edu/summer

American University
1. Summer Study, precollegeprograms@summertstudy.com
2. Discover the World of Communication    1, 2 and 3 week programs http://www.soc.american.edu/highschool.html American University in Washington, D.C. has a +3. Journalism and communication
summer program, including courses on broadcast journalism,  partnering with the National Student Leadership Conference http://soc.american.edu/content.cfm?id=55.

American Jewish University's (CA) Envision Program, a college prep. program for 11/12th graders,  (310) 476-9777 ext. 473 http://www.uj.edu

Arizona State University's  Walter Cronkite School of Journalism

The University of Arizona's (3) 1 week Summer Engineering Academy. (520) 621-4018.

University of the Arts, European art Odyssey http://www.uarts.edu/cs/travel_ua.html

Ball State University's Summer Workshop in Environmental Design,  http://www.bsu.edu/cap/workshop

*Bard College at Simon's Rock

1. Young Writers Workshop, http://www.simons-rock.edu/youngwriters

*2. Middlebury-Monterey Language Academy, summer immersion progrma in Spanish, French, Chinese, German and Arabic www.mmla.middlebury.edu

*Barnard College's Summer in New York City Programs:  Masterpieces of art in NYC, Academic writing and ESL conversation, Economics and happiness, musical theater writing, architecture and design and more  
(212) 854-8866  http://www.barnard.edu/pcp

Beloit College's Summer Intensive language Programs in Spanish, Czech, Hungarian, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Koren and Russian. (800) 356-0751  http:/www.summerlanguages.com

Bennington College's July at Bennington programs. Programs in the visual and performing arts, political and social sciences, sciences, writing and literature. http://www.bennington.edu

*Boston University High School Programs
*1. High School Honors Program, research programs in science and engineering and general honors program, including most of the liberal arts http://www.bu.edu/summer/highschool
*2. Summer Challenge Program, project-based seminars in creative writing, science, math/computer science and communication.  http://www.bu.edu/summer/highschool
3. PROMYS:  Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists,   http://www.promys.org
4. Summer program through the institute for Television, film and radio Production at Boston University. http://www.bu.edu/com/itrp/
5. Institute for Television and Radio Production. Five-week, hands-on program for high school students interested in the many aspects of media production. Create your own film; direct a TV program; write news and documentary scripts; produce a live radio web cast; edit projects on nonlinear editing systems; etc.  http://www.bu.edu/com/itrp/

Bournemouth University, UK, summer school on England's south coast,  http://www.Bournemouth.ac.uk/international_students/studyabroad.html

Bowling Green State University Summer courses, workshops, distance education and off-campus opportunities, 877.650-8165 http://summer.bgsu.edu

Brandeis University Summer Odyssey http://www.brandeis.edu/odyssey and Genesis Jewish studies and social action program   http://www.brandeis.edu/genesis

Brown University's Pre-College summer at Brown  (401) 863-7900  Catalog available in counseling office or online at  http://www.brown.edu/summer

Bryn Mawr College
1. SCIENCE FOR COLLEGE: Hands-On Preparation for College Science,  World-renowned science faculty, state-of-the-art laboratories, and dedicated, creative teachers, interweaving academic, recreational and college preparatory dimensions to create an integrated experience, including seminars, guest lectures, labs, tutorials, field trips, and personal interactions.
2. WRITING FOR COLLEGE: Creative Writing or Urban Studies
Creative Writing or Urban Studies offering high school young women a unique opportunity to build their reading, writing and thinking skills in a supportive environment.
3. WOMEN OF DISTINCTION:PERSONALIZING THE COLLEGE ADMISSIONS PROCESS. Self-assessment and development of research savvy. Helps students gain a better understanding of themselves and what is important to them in selecting a college.
http://www.brynmawr.edu/summerprograms
Phone: (610) 526-5376
E-mail: <mailto summer@brynmawr.edu>summer@brynmawr.edu

*UCLA summer programs and institutes in art, design, media arts, painting, architecture, world music, web design, dance, and more kbuck@arts.ucla.edu

U-C San Diego Academic Connections Program, http://www.academicconnectioins.ucsd.edu

Summer Research Summer Discovery Program at University of California- Santa Barbara (800) 645-6611 http://www.summerfun.com

*Cambridge College Programme (UK) 7/22-8/11www.cambridgecollegeprogramme.org

The Cambridge and Oxford Tradition Summer Programs at Cambridge, Oxford University, Paris and Montpeallier http://www.oxbridgeprograms.com

*Carnegie Mellon University Summer Pre-College Programs and Summer Academy for College Prep and Minority Students. 6/26-8/6/1-Advanced placement/early action, art, architecture, art, design, drama, music  and the National High School Game Academy   http://www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college.

*Carleton College                                                                                                                                               

*1. Liberal Arts Experience, summer program for sophomores- FREE scholarships by application. 7/31/-8/6/10    http://www.carleton.edu/summer    

2. Summer Writing Program for college-bound juniors.  http://www.carleton.edu/summer                                                   

3. Summer Science Institute  http://www.carleton.edu/summer   

4. Winds of Change Pre-College Workshop for Native American Students Northfield, MN http://www.whitneylaughlin.com click on 'College Horizons" (505) 670-3502. A consortium of 21 colleges and universities co-sponsor and present at the workshops.
 
University of Chicago's Summer Session 2010, (773) 834-3792  http://summer.uchicago.edu
1. Summer Intensive Language Study
2. Insight 3-week programs
3. Stones and Bones: Fossiling in Wyoming
4. Biological Science Research https://summer.uchicago.edu/minisite/index.html
5. Classical World Travels (Traveling Academy)
6. American Law and Litigation
7. Ancient Egyptian Language, Culture and Hostory

8. Creative Writing Fiction (2 sessions)                                                                                                                    9. Collegiate Writing                                                                                                                                            10. Developmental Psychology

University of Colorado Summer Study, precollegeprograms@summertstudy.com

Colorado State University Summer Study (800) 666-2556 http://www.summerstudy.com/intro.html

Columbia College (CA)
Summer Youth Filmmaking Workshop, 3 3-week sessions, (800)785-0585 http://www.columbiacollege.edu/special.htm

Columbia College (IL)  High School Summer Institutes. Program are offered in fine and performing arts, media arts, liberal arts and sciences. http://www.colum.edu/admissions/hs_institute

Columbia University (NY)
*Summer High School Programs, non credit courses in law, politics, business, college prep, college prep and the arts and sciences, in the city or Barcelona, Spain program, High School Summer Institute, 'Summer in the City." , Understanding the Arab World at Columbia and Jordan (212) 854-9666.  http://www.ce.columbia.edu/hs

Concordia Language Villages is an internationally recognized and respected world language and culture education program for  young people ages 7-18. Their web site is organized primarily by language. Select your language of interest on the left and begin exploring their Village programs. Languages include Arabic, Chinese, Danish, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norweigian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish
http://www.ConcordiaLanguageVillages.org
Study abroad programs to Argentina, Cameroon, China, France, Germany, Japan and Spain (800)222-4750, ext. 803
http://www.ConcordiaLanguageVillages.org

University of Connecticutt's summer science programs http://www.uconn.edu

Cornell University
1. Summer College Program for high school students, grades 10-12. 3 and 6 week experiences  (607) 255-6203  http://www.summercollege.cornell.edu
2. Summer honors Programs, for sophomores, http://www.summercollege.cornell.edu
3. Summer Architecture Exploration  Program for high school students, 6 week program  http://www.sce.cornell.edu/sc/ or http://www.architecture.cornell.edu/summerflash/index.html

Curry College Learning Academy's summer program for high school studenmts with Learning Disabilities. The college search process is emphasized and accommodations for LD/ADD students are discussed. Extracurricular activities provide opportunities for socialization. There are two sessions available and enrollment is limited. Call (617) 333-2250  for further information. http://www.curry.edu

University of Dallas Summer programs in Europe (Italy, Rome, England) http://www.udallas.edu/travel

Dartmouth College Language Immersion Program  sponsored by the Rassias Foundation http://rassias.foundation@dartmouth.edu

Denison University's Jonathon R. Reynolds Young Writers Workshop,  http://www.denison.edu/english/reynolds

Dickinson College
1. Precollege Program in Querentaro, Mexico, http://www.dickinson.edu/summer
2. Precollege courses in Spanish iImmersion, art, photogrtaphy, english, environmental studies, journalism, math, philosophy, psychology, SAT prep, pre-law, int'l business, writers, leadership  and/or sociology http://www.dickinson.edu/summer

Duke University Science, Writers, Drama or pre-college experiences http://www.learnmore.duke.edu/youth

*Earlham College, Explore a College Program,  6/20-7/3/10, a national program for College-Bound High School Students, featuring classes in fine arts, humanities, languages, natural sciences, religion, the social sciences, wilderness, Education and Leadership, People and Power in the Middle East and Peace Studies: Nonviolence for Fun and Prophet  (800) 327-5426 http://www.earlham.edu/~eac

Furman University: art, writing and computers among ten offerings.  http://www.furman.edu

Georgetown University's Summer Programs for High School Students, College Prep Program, International Relations Program and School for Summer and Continuing Education  (202) 687-5935 http://summer.georgetown.edu/2007

*George Washington University
1. Summer Scholars Pre-College Programs, with programs in law, biomedical engineering, photojournalism, politics, writing, college life, etc., 7/7-16/10, 7/21-30/10  (202) 994.6360   http://precollege.gwu.edu
2. Program for Rising Seniors 

*Green Mountain College (VE) Middlebury-Monterey Language Academy, summer immersion progrma in Spanish, French, Chinese, German and Arabic www.mmla.middlebury.edu

Harvard University

1. Business School Recruits high potential Juniors- African American, Hispanic American and Native American students to the Summer Venture in Management Program (SVMP).  During one week in June, at no expense to the student, Harvard Business School  provides teaching instruction from leading faculty, on campus housing and different seminars/events that introduce the students to business education. 215/438-3129  2. Secondary School Program (SSP), summer programs for qualified 10-12 grade students, includes writing programs, tutoring, freshmen seminar topics and instructors  (617) 495-3192 Info or to apply online: http://www.ssp.harvard.edu.

Heidelberg College SummerBerg Prorams in bradcast journalism, creative writing, chinese, film studies, forensic science, german, criminal justice, spanish, and sports management. http://www.heildlberg.edu/summerberg

Howard University Summer Actuarial Program for minority Juniors, interested in mathematics (202) 806-1526

Indiana University (IN)
1. Summer Sessions, Over 1600 classes between two sessions (812) 855-5046 http://www.indiana.edu/~summer
2.  Journalism Institute, http://www.journalism.indiana.edu/workshops/HSGI

Indiana University of Pennsylvania's Summer Honors Program (Robert E. Cook School) for high school students including history, journalism, biology, chemistry, law, leadership & social justice, physics   http://www.iup.edu/honors

Indiana State University's Summer Honors Program, 19 different 2-week programs for talented high school students, including arts and sciences, business/economics, English, forensics, physics, psychology. (800) 742-0891  http://www.indstate.edu/experience

University of Iowa Summer Programs
1) First Nations Program http://www.uiowa.edu/~ianation
2) Secondary Teacher Training http://www.uiowa.edu/~provost/oi/sstp
3) Summer Forensic Institute http://www.iowadebate.com
4) Journalism Workshops http://www.uiowa.edu/~journal,
5) Young Wrtiter's Studio http://www.uiowa.edu/~iyws
6) Young Entrepreneurship http:www.iowajpec.org/youth.html SSTP Research, (science and research)  (319) 335-0040
7) Summer Science Research Program (SSTP), lia-hsu-pieper@uiowa.edu
8) Iowa First Nations Summer Programs, 3 week science program for students in environmental and life sciences,  http://www.uiowa.edu/~provist/oi/ifn

Johns Hopkins University Summer programs including pre-college programs, intensive English language and ESL programs.  http://www.jhu.edu/summer/

*Kenyon Review Young Writers  Workshops  6/27-7/1 or 7/18-31/10 http://www.kenyonreview.org

Lake Forest College (IL) Summer Writing and Thinking Workshop,  http;//www.lakeforest.edu/wtw

Landmark College Summer Programs for Students Who Learn Differently
1. 3-week program for juniors
2. Transition to College Program for seniors
(802)387.6718 http://www.landmark.edu

Magdalen College's Oxford Advanced Studies Program, (England) http://www.oasp.ac.uk

Marion College (IN) Advanced Institite for Math and Sciences,  (317) 524-7702

University of Maryland
1. Young Scholars Program is a three-week summer program. Students have the opportunity to enroll in one college level: three credit course in any area of interest.
http://www.summer.umd.edu/youngscholars/
2. Summer Engineering Programs http://www.end.umd.edu/summer

Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1. Women's Technology Program, 4-week summer residence program to introduce high school girls to electrical engineering and computer science. Cynthia Skier, Director Women's Technology Program (WTP)  http://www.wtp.mit.edu
2. *MIT* MITES Program, Minority Intro. to Engineering Summer programs. The MIT Summer Research Program (MSRP) facilitates the involvement of talented sophomores and juniors.
http://www.web.mit.edu/gso/msrp>web.mit.edu/gso/msrp.
http://us.f532.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=mit-srp@mit.edu>mit-srp@mit.edu
http://www.web.mit.edu/mites/www

University of Miami (FL)
1. School of Architecture Explorations, a studio course for outstanding high school students (305) 284-3395   http://www.arc.miami.edu
2. Summer Explorations in Architecture and Design . http://www.arc.miami.edu

Miami University (OH) Junior Scholars Program, large variety of interesteing summer classes.  http://www.muohio.edu/juniorscholars/

Middlebury College

1. Breadloaf Program, School of English, summer programs in English, writing, theater in Vermont, Santa Fe, Oxford, and NC http://www.middlebury.edu/academics/bl

*2. Middlebury-Monterey Language Academy, summer immersion progrma in Spanish, French, Chinese, German and Arabic www.mmla.middlebury.edu

Mt Holyoke College Summer Math Program, (413) 538-2608  http://www.mtholyoke.edu/proj/summermath

Academic Study Association (ASA)- summer programs at U Mass, Stanford, Oxford, and in Colorado-
1-800-752-2250

University of Missouri-Rolla Summer Nuclear Engineering Camp for Juniors and Seniors, 7/15-20 or 7/22-27/07 (573-341-4720 http://www.nuc.umr.edu

Morehouse College Summer Program in Atlanta, Ga. Summer Institute (Project Identity) for males entering the 10th and 11th grades. Three weeks at Morehouse,  (Creative writing, SAT prep, debate, pre-calculus, leadership development, enrichment activities). $400 fee includes meals, housing and activities. For more information go to:
www.morehouse.edu/projectidentity.

University of Nebraska summer school program  http://www.NebraskaHS.unl.edu/summer

New York University http://inquiry.embark.com/nyu/summer/default.asp?referral=A31:

Northwestern University
1. College Preparation Program, Courses in languages, writing, math, sciences, theater, etc. scs@northwestern.edu http://www.northwestern.edu/collegeprep
2. National High School Institute at Northwestern Univ., Film and Video, Forensics, theater and policy debate http://www.northwestern.edu/nhsi
3. Center for Talent Development:Summer Programs  Spectrum (9) and Equinox (10-12) Programs http://www.ctd.northwestern.edu

*Norwich University's Future Leader Camp, Drill Camp and classroom instruction in communications and leadership  (802) 485-2531
http://www.norwich.edu/admissions/summerprograms

University of Notre Dame
1. Life Sciences, Business, Literature, Psychology, Theology, Pre-Law Cost - $2,100 Scholarships available  http://www.precollege.nd.edu
2. Summer Pre-college programs:  http://www.nd.edu/~precoll

*Oberlin College Middlebury-Monterey Language Academy, summer immersion progrma in Spanish, French, Chinese, German and Arabic www.mmla.middlebury.edu

*Ohio University's Summer High School Honors Academy, 6/21-7/23/10 http://www.ohio.edu/honorsacademy

Pace University Summer Scholars Program, film and screen, stage production, acting, legal studies, art, environmental studies and forensics   http://www.pace.edu/summerscholars

Penn State University Summer Study, precollegeprograms@summertstudy.com

*Pomona College  Middlebury-Monterey Language Academy, summer immersion progrma in Spanish, French, Chinese, German and Arabic www.mmla.middlebury.edu

Princeton University Summer Journalism Program: a 10-day all-expenses-paid summer journalism program held in August at Princeton University for Students from under resourced financial backgrounds. http://www.princeton.edu/~sjp. All expenses, including travel costs will be paid for. 

Purdue University
1. Computer Graphics Summer Camp, Prof. Clark Cory (765)494-8730 http://www.tech.purdue.edu/cg/information/camp
2. Landscape Architecture Summer Seminars,  http://www. hort.purdue.edu/discoverla  wilson@hort.purdue.edu

Quinnipiac University, CT.  1- week broadcasting /
communications camp for juniors and seniors.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's (RPI) Preface Program, a tuition-free 2 week program for talented jand disadvantaged juniors interested in engineering.

Rice University Summer Programs http://www.rice.edu/summersessions/home.htm

*Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)
1. Explore your Future Program, hosted by the National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) 6-day career exploration program  http://www.rit.edu/NTID/EYFP (585-475-6700 (voice/TTY)
2. College and Careers  experience life as a college student, programs for parents and rising senior students (585) 475-6631  http://admissions.rit.edu/careers

Roger Williams University Marine Biology Summer Camp. Summer Marine Program students will learn about coastal ecosystems, food webs, productivity of the sea, plants and animals in the coastal  zone, current events in marine biology and much more.  Learn oceanographic sampling techniques, identify marine organisms , explore bay ecosystems by sea kayak , snorkel along barrier beaches and tidal pools, view whales during a boat trip off Cape Cod, investigate future careers while touring marine research centers at Woods Hole, MA. http://department.rwu.edu/~biology/summercamp.html

Rose Hulman Institute of Technology's Operation Catapult summer science/engineering program http://www.rose-hulman.edu/catapult/

University of St. Andrews (Scotland) Summer Programs in Creative Writing and Scottish Studies.  Contact mich@st-andrews.ac.uk or http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/admissions/sssprog

St. John's College's Winds of Change Pre-College Workshop for Native American Students Sante Fe, NM http://www.whitneylaughlin.com click on 'College Horizons" (505) 670-3502. A consortium of 21 colleges and universities co-sponsor and present at the workshops.

St. Mary's College (IN) InterCultural Leadership Development Academy,  Notre Dame, IN, "Intercultural Leadershiop: A Faith-Action-Community Experience," only $75 for the week!  Encuentro: Encounter  cwil@saintmarys.edu http://www.saintmarys.edu/~cwil

*Sarah Lawrence College
1. Sarah Lawrence College  & The International Film Institute of New York's 5-Week Summer Filmaking Intensive 6/27-7/31/10.
2. Three Week Residential Courses. Writers Village, Musical Theater, Young Artists Summer Music Intensive, Concentrating on the Visual, Painting, Sculpture, Watercolor, Creation & Invention or Summer Theatre Intensive, Summer in the City, 7/11/31/10    3. Three Week Evening courses in Mat and story telling for the screen 7/12-29/10   http://www.sarahlawrence.edu/highschool 

*Sewanee: The University of the South    

1. Young Writers' Conference, workshops in playwriting, fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction on the campus of the University of the South 6/27-7/10/10  http://www.sewanee.edu/ywc

2. The Bridge Program in Math and Science for rising seniors, all expenses paid www.sewanee.edu/bridgeprogram/info.html

 

Skidmore College's PreCollege Program in the Liberal Arts,  writing, fiction, poetry, spanish, music, philosophy, religion and culture, American culture, anthropology, chemistry, calculus and sound and music, http://www.skidmore.edu/summer

*Smith College Summer Science and Engineering Program for High school girls, "Which Scientist are You?"  7/4-31/10
http://www.smith.edu/ssep

*University of Southern California (USC)                                                                                                                    1. School of Cinema-Television Summer  Courses, editing, production, animation, screenwriting, music video, business, acting etc. http://www.uscsummerfilm.com                                                                                                                       

2. Exploration of Architecture, business, engineering, global issues, journalism, pre-health, pre-law, science, visual and performing artsand writing http://cesp.usc.edu/go                                    

University of Southern Illinois at Carbondale: Archictecture Camp http://www.dce.siu.edu/youth/070107architect-high

*Spelman College's HHMI Biomedical Summer Science Exploration for junior women, 6/20-7/1/10 http://princell.spelman.edu/summerprograms/

Stanford University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC) -  http://math.stanford.edu/sumac/ and Summer Session: more than 200 courses, Summer College or Summer Discovery Institutes   http://www.summersession.stanford.edu

Syracuse University Summer College for High School Students. Programs in Acting and musical theater, architecture, art and design, engineering and computer science, fashion and textile design, law, liberal arts/sciences, management and public communications sumcoll@syr.edu  315-443-5297  http://www.syr.edu/summer

University of Toledo

The University of Toledo Summer Camps
1. Pharmacy Summer Camp
2. Environmental Science Camp  (419) 530-4572
3. Perstorp Chemistry Camp (419) 530-8401
4. Summer Career Fridays http://www.utoledo.edu
Friday Careers programs throughout the summer. For info. and schedule see http://enrollmentservices.utoledo.edu/pages/campusvisit.asp#summer>online or by calling 419.530.8700 (800.5TOLEDO). Students should make their reservation at least two weeks in advance. They will send a confirmation letter, detailed directions, a campus map and parking information.

University of Toronto
DEEP Summer Academy, summer engineering enrichment program for high school students http://www.engineering.utoronto.ca

Trinity University Texas. 3 week summer program that focuses on writing, critical reasoning and a general approach to the humanities.  http://www.trinity.edu/departments/academic_affairs/ATS/ATSindex.htm

Tufts University
1. Adventure in Veterinary Medicine 1-508-839-7962;
http://www.tufts.edu/vet/avm/high.html or
http://www..edu/vet/avm/adventure.html;
2.  Summer High School Program  http://ase.tufts.edu/summer/highschoolprograms/hs2.htm

US Naval Academy Summer Seminar. (410) 293-4361  http://www.usna.edu

*US Coast Guard Academy Summer Program for Juniors, (860) 444-8503  admissions@uscga.edu/aim

University of Virginia Summer Academy held in DC. (800)256-7387 summerAcademy@CloseUp.org

Washington and Lee University
1. Summer Scholars Program. Politics, Sciences, Business, Environmental, humanities, journalism, law and society, premedical studies, (540) 458-8727  http://summerscholars.wlu.edu
2. Global Scholar Program at W&L  http://www.globalscholar.org

*Washington University in St. Louis
1. Summer Sessions  http:/lucollege.wustl.edu/summersc
2. Summer Scholars Program current 11th grade students earning college credits in languages, the arts, sciences, humanities or social sciences  (866) 209-0691  http://summerscholars.wustl.edu
3. Road to College Program, geared to 10th and 11th graders and teaches the steps of applying to selective colleges   7/11 or 7/28/09 http://roadtocollege.wustl.edu
4.  Summer Architecture Discovery Program  (314) 935-6200, Summer Scholars program, http://aaa.arch.wustl.edu

*Weitzmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel, International Summer Science Institute 7/5-29/10 (212)895-7906 http://www.weizmann.ac.il/young/zemed/issi

Western State College of Colorado Computer Camps. http://www.western.edu/computerscience/

University of Westminster, London (UK, Liberal Arts Summer School, http://www.wmin.ac.uk/regent

Whitman College*s Winds of Change Pre-College Workshop for Native American Students  Walla Walla, WA,  http://www.whitneylaughlin.com click on 'College Horizons' (505) 670-3502. A consortium of 21 colleges and universities co-sponsor and present at the workshops.

The College of William and Mary's Pre-Collegiate Summer Program in Early American History. http://www.wm.edu/niahd

University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
1. Office of Graduate Studies,  Continuing Education & Summer Session Whitewater, WI 53190 (262) 472-1131 or (888) 404-4049 was@mail.uww.edu   http://www.uww.edu/conteduc/world.htm
2. World Affairs Seminar for HS students in conjunction with World Affairs Council http://www.uww.edu/conteduc/world.htm

American Collegiate Adventure Summer programs at University of Wisconsin or Seville Spain, http://www.acasummer.com

Woods Hole Science at SEA Summer High School Program - out on a sailing research
vessel in Cape Cod! http://www.sea.edu/academics/program_highschoolprograms.asp

*Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) summer programs
1. Frontiers 2 week Programs for 10th, 11th graders interested in science, math and engineering.http://www.wpi.edu/+frontiers
2. Launch 1-week programs in biology, chemistry, interactive media and robotics www.wpi.edu/+launch

Wright State University
Pre-College Summer Academic Enrichment, Biology, internet, public speaking, aviation, forensics, creative writing, studio art, theater arts, leadership, social work, computer science, contemporary political thought, web page design,  (937) 775-3135 precollege@wright.edu, http://www.wright.edu/academics/precollege

US Air Force Academy Summer Seminar, summer program for juniors.  http://www.academyadmissions.com

United States Naval Academy Summer Seminars  http://www.usna.edu/Admissions

Yale University*s Summer courses in writing, (203) 432.2430 http://www.yale.edu/summer

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Selected Summer Programs in Journalism
Asian American Journalists Association J Camp (CA)
California Scholastic Press Association Cal Poly Journalism Workshop (CA)
Columbia Scholastic Press Association Summer Journalism Workshop (NY)
Indiana University High School Journalism Institute (IN)
InnerSpark (CA State Summer School for the Arts) Creative Writing Program (CA) is one program. http://www.csssa.org/
Iowa Journalism and Yearbook Workshops (IA)
Medill School of Journalism Summer Institute (IL)
Michigan Interscholastic Press Association Summer Journalism Workshop (MI)
North Carolina Scholastic Media Institute (NC)
NHSI Journalism Program (IL)
Southern Interscholastic Press Association Carolina Journalism Institute (SC)
U of Florida Summer Journalism Institute (FL)
U of Iowa Summer Journalism Workshop (IA)
U of Mississippi Journalism Institute (MS)

Selected Summer Programs in Mechanical Engineering and Science

Washington University, St. Louis

Missouri University of Science and Technology offers some amazing summer programs:     <http://dce.mst.edu/noncredit/precollege/>http://dce.mst.edu/noncredit/precollege/

Over 150 science and engineering programs described on <http://www.enrichmentalley.com/>www.EnrichmentAlley.com.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=active&q=2009+summer+programs+for+high+school+students+in+mechanical+engineering>http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=active&q=2009+summer+programs+for+high+school+students+in+mechanical+engineering

Santa Clara has a good summer program in engineering.     <http://scu.edu/engineering/undergraduates/seeds.cfm>http://scu.edu/engineering/undergraduates/seeds.cfm and <http://http//scu.edu/engineering/undergraduates/ses.cfm>http://http//scu.edu/engineering/undergraduates/ses.cfm

Rose-Hulman's Operation Catapult?  http://www.rose-hulman.edu/catapult/
The University of Kansas
 
The National Student Leadership Conference (NSLC) offers a 10-day engineering-focused leadership program at UC-Berkeley and the University of Maryland. The program incorporates a robotics project designed in conjunction with the Naval Surface Warfare Center as well as smaller projects in roller coaster engineering, levee systems engineering, etc. More information on the NSLC and the Engineering program can be found at http://www.nslcleaders.org.

Vanderbilt University hosts PAVE designed for students interested in pursuing fields of engineering, pre-medical, science, or technology.  It is a 6-week course in a challenging environment. https://pave.vanderbilt.edu

A list of summer programs with a focus on science and/or engineering, compiled by MIT:
http://www.mitadmissions.org/topics/before/summer_programs/juniors_mit_and_other_summer_p.shtml
Science Service - http://www.societyforscience.org/stp/index.asp

Saint Peter’s has a strong Summer Scholars program where students can choose one of five courses.  http://www.spc.edu/pages/418.asp  Let me know how I can help!  Saint Peter’s is about 10 minutes by train from NYC –

Check out the programs at Stephens Institute of Technology

Both NC State and Clemson have programs

U Conn has something but it isn't like the WPI summer program. WPI is longer and very expensive. The U Conn program is one week and I believe that each day they do a different discipline- one day mechanical, one day civil etc. Is there anything at FIT, it would be closer to home?  Penn State has one but just for minority kids.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Women’s Technology Program (WTP) http://wtp.mit.edu/index.html
 
Woods Hole Science at SEA Summer High School Program - out on a sailing research vessel in Cape Cod! - http://www.sea.edu/academics/program_highschoolprograms.asp
 
 University PROMYS - Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists - http://math.bu.edu/people/promys/
 
Smith College Summer Science and Engineering Program (SSEP) -http://www.smith.edu/summerprograms/ssep/

University of Michigan Math and Science Scholars (MMSS) http://www.math.lsa.umich.edu/mmss/
 
U of Chicago Research in Biological Sciences, Summer 2009 -https://summer.uchicago.edu/minisite/index.html

USC Summer Science Camp for High School Women - marine biology and oceanography - http://cesp.usc.edu/2009/highschool.shtml

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) announces the Short-Term Education Program for Underrepresented Persons (STEP-UP) sponsored by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK).  The STEP-UP Program is designed to provide short-term research education for high school and/or undergraduate students from racial and ethnic minority or disadvantaged backgrounds to expose them to research within the mission area of NIDDK. The Program exposes students to research in areas of diabetes, endocrinology, metabolism, nutrition, obesity, digestive, liver, urologic, kidney, and hematologic diseases. The Program provides support for eight to ten consecutive weeks of full-time basic or clinical research education and training during the summer provided by experienced faculty currently active in research related to the mission of NIDDK. Additional research areas are considered depending upon the availability of appropriate mentors at the student’s selected institution. High school students who have completed the tenth grade are eligible to participate. http://stepup.niddk.nih.gov for complete details. Students may apply online at the STEP-UP website. If you have additional questions about STEP-UP, please visit our website at http://stepup.niddk.nih.go

Selected Summer Programs in Writing
Advanced Writers' Workshop at Susquehanna University (PA)
Alfred University Summer Creative Writing Institute (NY)
Center for Creative Youth Creative Writing Program (CT)
CTY Summer Writing Courses (multiple locations)
Columbia College Chicago High School Summer Institute (IL)
Duke Creative Writers' Workshop (NC)
Duke Young Writers' Camp (NC)
Idyllwild Arts Summer Writing Programs (CA)
InnerSpark (CA State Summer School for the Arts)
Creative Writing Program (CA)
Interlochen Arts Camp Creative Writing Programs (MI)
Iowa Young Writers' Studio (IA)
The Jonathan R. Reynolds Young Writers Workshop at Denison University (OH)
Johns Hopkins University Pre-College Summer Programs (MD)
New England Young Writers' Conference at Middlebury College (VT)
Pratt Institute Precollege Creative Writing Program (NY)
Sewanee Young Writers' Conference (TN)
University of Virginia Young Writers' Workshop (VA)
Walnut Hill Summer Creative Writing Program (MA & England)
Workshops in Writing and Thinking (MA, OR, & IL)
TIP Ghost Ranch Creative Writing Institute (NM)
Young Writers Workshops at Kenyon College (OH)


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Ann Arbor Potpouri of Summer Stuff
aka: the mourad file

Ann Arbor Deutsch School. Are you interested in having your child learn German? 
We provide classes for children between the ages of 2 and 15 years.
-Weekly classes for beginners to advanced German speakers.
-Intensive week-long summer camps.
-Private tutoring.
Sanne Krummel  734-668-2491

 

Ann Arbor Public Schools Summer 10 (TBA) 

Summer Music Program, Jazz bands & percussion, concert bands, orchestras & strings, (734) 994-2300 for Rec and Ed. scholarship form or download at http://www.aareced.com

*Ann Arbor Rec&Ed is recruiting, training, and placing high school students into meaningful volunteer experiences over the summer. Check it out at:  http://reced.aaps.k12.mi.us/reced.home/reced.whatsnew/summer_high_school_volunteer_program Phone:  734-994-2234   View the current Rec&Ed Catalog: http://reced.aaps.k12.mi.us/reced.home/catalog__registration_form

Wolverine Health Explorers Summer Camp! Rising high school sophomores, juniors and seniors are eligible to apply. Participants will engage in a variety of stimulating, hands-on activities in several schools and colleges on the UM campus, interacting with UM faculty, staff, research scientists and graduate students.  They will learn about opportunities in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, genetic counseling, nursing, movement science and research.More details and application materials are available at:  http://careercenter.umich.edu/students/healthmedlaw/health/wolverinehealth.html While applications will be accepted until the course is full, due to the limited number of available slots and the anticipated strong demand for this camp, early application is strongly encouraged. The $300 registration fee includes all activities, supplies, meals and snacks. Mariella Mecozzi, Senior Assistant Director of Pre-Professional Services The Career Center--University of Michigan Ph:  734-764-7460 Fax:  734-763-9268   mmecozzi@umich.edu

Youth Summer Advocacy Program: Youth ages 14 to 26 with and without disabilities will become advocates for equality this summer in the Ann Arbor CIL’s Youth Summer Advocacy For All Program.  On Wednesdays and Thursdays, June 17 through August 13 (except the week of July 1) from 1 to 4 pm, participants will learn about the Americans with Disabilities Act and put their knowledge to use assessing local businesses and public building for accessibility.  Space is limited, so sign up right away!  Transportation scholarships are available, but the CIL will not provide rides.  RSVP to Anna Dusbiber at <mailto:adusbiber@aacil.org>adusbiber@aacil.org or 734-971-0277 x17 and let her know about your dietary restrictions.  This project is made possible by a grant from the Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation.

 
Summer Girl Talk Series
Participate in the summer  series of Girl Talk, a social support group for women with disabilities ages 14 to 26.  Women with all types of disabilities, including physical, learning, cognitive, developmental and sensory disabilities, as well as autism/Asperger’s and mental illness, are welcome.  Topics will include women’s rights and disability rights history, make yourself understood, safe relationships, prioritizing and time management, wild animals, and cooking skills.  To register, contact Anna Dusbiber at <mailto:adusbiber@aacil.org>adusbiber@aacil.org or 734-971-0277 x17.  Be sure to mention if you have any dietary restrictions!

UM's girls finishing grades 8-12. Please find application and information at:
http://www.wise.umich.edu/programs/k12/RobotC/

Greenhills School Summer Program, includes writing, Japanese language and culture, forensics, ceramics, scuba, soccer   http://www.greenhillsschool.org/summer

Camp Heart 2 Heart, a 2-day day camp for teens dealing with death of significant family member/friend Camp Monhacke, Gregory. Register at (734) 929-6640. Sponsored by Ele's Place and Arbor Hospice. 

Ozone House Communities Empowering Youth- Development Training, Q's? Contact Pam Cornell Allen at pallen@ozonehouse.org. Register at http://www.ozonehouse.org

Ann Arbor District Library's Summer  Programs. Programs from art to comic books, to legos to cooking. Lots of doing! 734-327-8301 Schedule and programs at http://www.aadl.org

Washtenaw Success by 6: Summer Childcare Training for Teens. Nike Griffin 994-8100 ext: 6877

ACT/SAT Summer College Prep Camps at University of Michigan, http://www.study-smart.com

Glacier Hills Nursing Center -Summer volunteer possibilities  (734) 769-6410.

Home of New Vision, residential substance abuse treatment facility for women, seeks high school volunteers for child care and other assigned tasks. Call Shanna at 975-1602 or e-mail volunteer@beyond.hjsoft.com

University of Michigan Teen Volunteer Northwood Community English Language Program -summer volunteers wanted. (734) 764-8463 louwsma@umich.edu

St. Joseph Mercy Health System's Summer Teen Volunteer Program, must be 14 and need to commit to 4 hr/week for 8 weeks. Call beginning April 1  to sign up. (734) 712-4159 volsjmhs@trinity-health.org

Teen Volunteer at University of Michigan Medical Center Opportunities exist in nursing, PT. child life, gift shop, library/art carts and more. (734) 936-4327 ext 1 to request an application or ext 3 to schedule an interview.
http://www.med.umich.edu/volunteer

Washtenaw United Way Volunteer Action Center* has scores of volunteer opportunities. Call them at (734) 971-5852 for more information.

Youth Volunteer Corps Summer Programs divided by service teams, great volunteer opportunities exist for all high school students at Safe House, Neutral Zone, YMCA, Glacier Hills and assorted community service projects with 8 sessions to choose.  http://www.annarborymca.org   734.663-0536

Employment @ Camp Storer hires counselors, lifeguards, program specialists, day-camp counselors and riding instructors.  Call (800) 536-8607 ext 223 for more info. http://www.ymcastorercamps.org. They are also looking for summer volunteers. teencc@voyager.net.

Home Builders Association Apprenticeship Programs in residential building remodeling, job opportunities, schol;arships and student building programs, (734) 996-0100
http://www.hbajobs.com

Ann Arbor Art Center's Summer at the Art Factory: Summer classes and camps (and occasional summer JOBS!)  734.994-8004  http://www.annarborartcenter.org

The Ann Arbor Summer Theater Academy, features acting, improv, movement, stunts, masks, comedy, voice, set design and contstruction. (734) 913.9800 or http://www.aayag.org

Ann Arbor Public Schools Summer Sports Camps - Recreation and education camps which include baseball, basketball, field hockey, fast pitch softball, fitness, gymnastics, rock climbing and track. (734) 994-2300.

Concordia University, Ann Arbor, Summer Athletic Camps. Register at http://www.cuaa.edu/summeratconcordia

Michigan Men's Lacrosse Summer Camps, features goalie, advanced technique and youth day camps, 734.622.9942.
 
Neutral Zone, Ann Arbor Teen Center* offers 10 weeks of Summer Programming including Digital Photography, Short Fiction ad Poetry Writing Workshops, Backpacking, Youth Owned Records Music Technology and Performance, Making Music Videos, West African Drumming, and Mural Making.  Scholarships are available, space is limited.  Register on-line, neutral-zone.org or contact Program Director, Lori Roddy, <mailto:lori@neutral-zone.org>lori@neutral-zone.org, 734-214-9995 ex. 226. Lori Roddy, Program Director

Ring of Steel Action Theatre Summer Stunt Camp - swordplay, falling and rolling, hand to hand, hig falls, zip lines, archery, light saber, harness work, stunt safety, special F/X, fighting for hilm, Ninja tech   - http://www.ringofsteel.org/camp/  734.320-1147, sessions for students 12 - 18

826 Michigan Summer Workshop Schedule! Every evening starting at 6pm, various ages, free. To register for our current workshops, log onto www.826michigan.org/workshops. http://www.826michigan.org

Volunteers needed at Leslie Science Center to help with summer camp, work in the garden, help withe the animal care and clean-up, and assorted other tasks.  Kids can let us know what interests them. Interested students can call 997-1553.

Working at the Ann Arbor PTO Thrift Shop is great to do in summer - this is when they need the most help and you can make money towards school events and for the Village Fund. It averages $8 per hour that you can put towards any school related trip or fundraising activity. You can even make a sign-in page for yourself that is "to be announced" - in other words you can save money towards that big latin club trip, forum trip, or band trip that hasn't even been planned yet! Go in to the shop to sign up for hours any time. It's fun work, in 2 hour shifts, available 7 days a week - and you get a preview of all the cool thrift shop deals. Ann Arbor PTO Thrift Shop, 2280 S. Industrial Highway, 996-9155. Tanya (CHS PTO Thrift shop coordinator)

Other Suggestions

Volunteers are sought at the Hands-On Museum, local nursing homes/retirement centers and at the Peace Neighborhood Center. Students volunteer for organizations like the Shelter of Ann Arbor, the St. Andrews Breakfast Program and Food Gatherers. Teaching and child care opportunities exist at churches and synagogues.

Other summer activites? Help out an elderly neighbor with lawn care, babysit, or even help mom and dad with home jobs! "Read a good book":http://chigh.org/counseling/Resources/summer-strategies, "prepare for the ACT/SAT":http://chigh.org/counseling/Resources/summer-strategies and consider one of the many "summer programs":http://chigh.org/counseling/Resources/summer-strategies offered.

Whatever you do, make it a productive, restful and safe summer! 



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Summer Science and/or Medical Programs

University of Florida Student Science Training Coed Ages 16-18 Gainesville, FL  http://www.cpet.ufl.edu

Hollins College Pre-med preview - Hollinsummer Pre-College Res ˜ Girls Ages 15-17 Roanoke, VA   http://www.hollins.edu

University of Iowa Life Science Summer Program  and Secondary Student Training Program (SSTP) 1-800-553-4692
http://www.uiowa.edu/~provost/oi/sstp/

The University of Miami offers rising juniors and seniors an opportunity to study on campus for three weeks and earn college credit. One of the Summer Scholar Programs is in Health and Medicine.  http://www.miami.edu/summerscholar

Univ of Pennsylvania Penn Summer Science Academy
Philadelphia, PA  http://www.upenn.edu/summer

Seton Hill University Science Quest Girls Ages 12-17 Greensburg, PA http://maura.setonhill.edu/~msct/camp

Smith College has an excellent month-long residential summer program (for girls only) in science and engineering.Girls come from across the country and even from overseas. There is good financial aid available, especially for minority students.
http://www.smith.edu/summerprograms/ssep/

Ventures Scholars Program - member colleges - summer enrichment programs
http://www.venturescholar.org/hs/enrichment.html

Washington and Lee University Summer Scholars Program
Lexington, VA   http://summerscholars.wlu.edu

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Science Institute
Eau Claire, WI   http://www.uwec.edu/ce/youth.htm

University of Wisconsin-Superior Superior, WI http://ww2.uwsuper.edu/youth

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Summer Marine Biology Programs

Check out this "link":http://www.sea.edu/academics/program_highschoolprograms.asp http://www.sea.edu/academics/program_highschoolprograms.asp.  College credit, scholarships and financial aid are available.

College of the Atlantic (ME) http://www.coa.edu

Cornell University 
http://www.sml.cornell.edu

Long Island University (NY)    
http://www.southampton.liu.edu/summer/2003/s03hs.htm

University of Maine (ME)

Massachusetts Maritime Academy (MA)
http://www.maritime.edu

University of Miami (FL)              
http://www.miami.edu/summerscholar

Nature Center at Woods Hole, (Cape Cod, MA)

University of New England (ME) 
http://www.une.edu

Occidental College (CA) 
http://www.oxy.edu/oxy/marinebiology/

University of Oregon (OR)      
http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~oimb/

Oregon Institute of Marine Sciences 

Roger Williams University (RI)        
http://department.rwu.edu/~biology/summercamp.html

The Sea Education Association* in Woods Hole offers 3 different programs (3 weeks in length) during the summer for motivated high school students & college freshmen. Generally,  programs are 9 days on shore (either on campus in Woods Hole, Cornell University's Lab in NH, or The Wrigley Marine Institute in CA), and 9 days on one of their sailing research vessels. Two of the programs offer college credit through Cornell University and the University of Southern California. Contacyt Maryanne Richards, Associate Dean, Sea Education Association at 800-552-3633 ext. 1926 or mrichards@sea.edu http://www.sea.edu for

Southwestern College (KS).
http://www.sckans.edu/campus/academics/faculty_profiles/hunter_c.html

Texas A&M Galveston (TX)   
http://www.tamug.edu/tag/about.html

UC San Diego (CA)    
http://www.orpheus.ucsd.edu/scholars

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Additonal Resources

Porter Sargent Publishers Inc. (14 programs listed) 
http://www.portersargent.com

The ASEE (American Society for Engineering Education) has a search engine for finding engineering, math, science, and technology programs for all ages of students. http://engineeringk12.org/educators/making_engineers_cool/search.cfm
 
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Summer Science Related links
Student science training programs: http://www.sciserve.org

http://www.petersons.com/summerop to search for programs by interest, and http://tbp-highschool.mit.edu/highschool/, which has programs all over the US that focus on science and engineering.


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Summer School Opportunities

Academie de Paris Res Coed Ages 16-18 Paris, France
http://www.oxbridgeprograms.com

Advantage Education College Prep Summer Camp at the University of Michigan, 4 5-day sessions, http://www.AdvantageEd.com

Ann Arbor Public Schools  "HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER SCHOOL":http://pioneer.aaps.k12.mi.us/summerschool/
TUITION FEES:  Each academic class is $225.00 in-district (no book deposit) $250 if you’re from out-of-district (plus a $25 book deposit) (cash, check, Visa, & MasterCard accepted )

Boston Museum of Science by mail - A correspondence mentoring program.    1-800-729-3300.

Brewster Academy academics, leadership and adventure http://www.brewsteracademy.org

Bruce Beck and Ian Eagle Sports Broadcasting Camp in Little Falls, New Jersey. 908-233-1113 Learn from two notable sportscasters.  Actual on-camera work, fun road trips, big-time guest speakers. Held annually at the Yogi Berra Museum.

Canon Envirothon, a science camp and competition, earning money for college http://www.envirothon.org

Center for Talent Development Equinox Program for Talented 1-12th graders at Northwestern University (IL). Courses include Chemistry Honors, History of Medicine, AP Env. Science, Creative Writing, Theater, Engineering, Research and Genetics and Biotechnology. http://www.ctd.northwestern.edu

Center for Talent Development Equinox Program for Talented 1-12th graders at Case Western Reservce University  (Cleveland)  (216) 368-6735,  Courses include Chemistry Honors, History of Medicine, AP Env. Science, Creative Writing, Theater, Engineering, Research and Genetics and Biotechnology.   http://equinox.case.edu

Choate Rosemary Hall CONNECT Program Res/DayGirls  12-14 Wallingford, CT http://www.choate.edu/summer

Concordia Language Villages is an internationally recognized and respected world language and culture education program for  young people ages 7-18.Their web site is organized primarily by language. Select your language of interest on the left and begin exploring their Village programs. http://www.cord.edu/dept/clv/

Cushing Academy Summer Academic Programs offers a coeducational program that balances a rigorous academic schedule with recreation, cultural activities, friendship and fun.  Phone 978-827-7700  summersession@cushing.org  http://www.cushing.org

Detroit County Day School - Program is aimed at science and math in addition to study skills.   (810) 646-7717

4 Star Academic Camps at the University of Virginia, Senior Programs for grades 10-12 http://www.4starcamps.com

French Prep Experience http://www.oxbridgeprograms.com

Gibson School - Over 90 summer programs in computers, art, drama, science, and humanities. (313) 537-8688.

GRASP - A 10 week correspondence school in math and/or reading sponsored by the Grand Rapids Public Schools. (616)-771-2548.

Greenhills School Summer Program, includes writing, Japanese language and culture, forensics, ceramics, scuba, soccer   http://www.greenhillsschool.org/summer

High School Police Academy, West Bloomfield Police Dept., Officer Ryan (248) 682-1563*Leelanau School summer programs in mathematics, field biology, english, history, government, and fine arts. www.leelanau.org

High Scope Institute for IDEAS - Residential program offering cooperative learning and problem    solving in the sciences and arts.  (734)485-2000.

Inland Seas Educational Association - The Family Schoolship.  Phone:  616-271-3077 -      http://www.isea@traverse.com

Interlochen Arts Camp - sessions in creative writing, dance, music, therter arts and visual arts. Camp application deadline,  admissions@interlochen.org   http://www.interlochen.org/

Junior Statesmen Summer School @ Georgetown, Princeton, Yale, or Stanford and the Presential National Convention Symposia  (800) 334-5353   http://www.jsa.org

Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Summer Science Institute, a tution-free program for current 10th and 11th graders (248) 204-3600 or madden@ltu.edu  http://www.ltu.edu

*The Leelanau School Summer Programs 1-800-533-5262  http://www.leelanau.org

Livingston/Washtenaw Math and Science Center - Offers classes in a variety of settings.  For a brochure call 517-546-5550.

London Writing Program, girls only, (617) 964-6800  London@teenlink.com

MathCamp: http://www.mathcamp.org

Michigan Freedom Academy, FREE leadership development program for 10th-11th graders  (517) 483-5524    
http://www.freedomacademy.org

Michigan Summer Institutes: a variety of summer programs held at various Michigan colleges and universities 
http://inghamisd.org/~suminst

Miss Porter's School Summer Challenge Farmington, CT  http://www.summerchallenge.org

The National Institute of American History and Democracy, a joint  project of The College of William & Mary and The Colonial  Williamsburg Foundation, summer program for high school juniors, seniors, high school graduates.  Students earn four hours of college credit at The College of William & Mary for a freshman-level course that will teach early American history through the use of historic places. 757-221-7652    http://www.wm.edu/niahd

National Student Leadership Conference Summer Programs Coed Ages 14-18 Chicago, IL  http://www.nslcleaders.org

*Northfield Mount Herman (MA) Summer Sessions 2010 Writing, communication, drama, math, science, study-abroad in Spain and New Zealand  http://www.nmhschool.org

Oak Hill Academy, a boarding school in Southwestern Virginia.   info@oak-hill.net or (276) 579-2619 http://oak-hill.net 

Oranim Travel, Ltd, Summer Language Programs for Teens, French, Spanish and Yiddish in England, France, Spain and Switzerland, http://www.summerschool4u.com

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry Science Camps and Adventures Coed Ages 7-18 Portland, OR  http://www.omsi.edu

Paems Hom is a two-week residential learning experience in computer science, math, and natural sciences. http://www.georgetowncollege.edu/Departments/PAEMS/

Phillips Academy Summer Session for grades 9-12. (978) 749-4400 summersession@andover.edu  http://www.andover.edu/summersession/home.htm

Presidential Classroom Programs including future world leaders, national security, law and justice, science, technology and public policy, media and democracy and entreprenuership http://www.presidentialclassroom.org

The Princeton Review College Discovery Experience at Northeastern University, Boston, Georgetown University, DC., or UCLA. Residential ACT and SAT Prep.    http://www.summerfun.com (800) 645-6611

The Putney School (VE)  offers the Summer Arts Workshops for high school students seriously interested in the visual or performing arts, visual arts, theater, music,m dance, creative writing and ESL.   http://www.putneyschool.org/summer

Roswell Park Cancer Institute Young Scholars Program Coed Ages 16-17 Buffalo, NY   http://www.roswellpark.org

St. George's in Rhode Island Summer Session   PhoneVoice: (401) 842-6712 Fax: (401) 842-6763  summer_school@stgeorges.edu   http://158.123.176.66/summerschool/about/contactus.html

Sea Seminars for High School School Students 
http://www.sea.edu/academics/program_highschoolprograms.asp

Southwestern Academy in California http://www.southwesternacademy.edu.

Stoneleigh-Burnham School Science Camp Greenfield, MA   http://www.sbschool.org

Summer at Seminary Programs, College Prep, ESL, Performing Arts, Dance and Theater at Wyoming Seminar School, Kingston, PA. http://www.wyomingseminary.org
Summer Discovery at UCLA, UCSB, UCSD, Michigan, Georgetown, Northeastern,  Cambridge, Spain, or Italy. ACT/SAT prep, community service and classes.  http://www.summerfun.com  -1-888-8SUMMER

Summer Excel at UCLA and Cal Berkeley, http://www.summerexcel.com

Summer Science Program Coed Ages 15-18 Cary, NC  http://www.summerscience.org

TeenInk's London Writing Program girls grade 9-12, 617-964-6800 London@teenInk.com

Teton Science School Summer Res  Coed Ages 12-18 Kelly, WY  http://www.tetonscience.org

University of Detroit-Mercy Summer Reading Skills and speed reading programs. Sessions for 9-11th graders, and entering 12th graders and college students. Classes meet at EMU in Ypsilanti. 800.978-9596

Weizmann Institute's Summer Science Institute for Pre-University Srudents, Rehavot, Israel, Seniors only, (212) 779-2500 debbie@acwis.org  http://www.weizmann.ac.il/young

Whale Camp  http://www.whalecamp.com

Wilkes Honors College (Jupiter, FL) hosts a 3 week residential program for rising high school juniors and seniors. For more information: http://www.fau.edu/divdept/honcol/hsi_index.htm .

The Woolman Semester, a semester for juniors or seniors at teh Sierra Friends Center in California. Students explore peace, justice and environmental sustainability while earning credit and working for community service on an 18 day service learning trip. (530-273.3183 http://www.woolman.org 

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Volunteer and Community Service

American Cancer Society
http://www2.cancer.org/docroot/GI0.asp

American Farm School, Greek Summer, New York
http://www.greeksummer.org

America's Literacy Directory
http://www.literacydirectory.org/volunteer.asp

America's Outdoors
http://www.Americ

American Red Cross
http://www.redcross.org/services/volunteer

America's Second Harvest  http://www.secondharvest.org

Americorps, community service for America, (800) 942-2677 http://www.americorps.org

Amigos de las Americas, Houston, TX
http://www.amigoslink.org

*Ann Arbor Rec&Ed is recruiting, training, and placing high school students into meaningful volunteer experiences over the summer. Check it out at:  http://reced.aaps.k12.mi.us/reced.home/reced.whatsnew/summer_high_school_volunteer_program Phone:  734-994-2234   View the current Rec&Ed Catalog: http://reced.aaps.k12.mi.us/reced.home/catalog__registration_form

Breakthroughs Abroad, Estes Park, CO
http://www.breakthroughsabroad.org

Bureau of Land Management
http://www.blm.gov/volunteer/index.html

Circle Pines Center Cooperative Summer Camp, Delton, MI
http://www.circlepinescenter.org

City Year Americorps Project Deadline to apply 10 month community service project, 17-24 yr olds, weekly stipend, $4725 school credit, enhanced college admissions 
http://www.cityyear.org

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT),  Emergency Training through Homeland Security
http://www.citizencorps.gov

Corporation for National and Community Service
http://www.volunteermatch.org

Corporation for National Community Service
http://www.nationalservice.org

Crossroads Africa
http://oca.igc.org/web03/1024768htm#2summer

Department of Veterans Affairs http://www.va.gov/volunteer

Experiment in International Living (EIL)
http://www.experiment.org/

Girls Initiative Service Team, a volunteer program with the Girl Scouts. hvgscmm@aol.com (800) 497-2688 ext 218

Glacier Hills Nursing Center -Summer volunteer possibilities  (734) 769-6410.

GlobalQuest Summer Session. The Summer Session will be open to recent graduates, rising seniors, and select rising juniors. 7 week programs will be offered in Thailand and Ecuador/Galápagos Islands.
http://www.gquest.org/  207-879-1722

Global Routes, Northampton, MA
http://www.globalroutes.org

Global Works, Huntingdon, PA
http://www.globalworksinc.com

Habitat for Humanity - Looking for summer volunteers in any of the 2,000 branches worldwide.   1-800-422-4828. 
http://www.habitat.org/

Hidden Villa Summer Camp, Los Altos Hills, CA
http://www.hiddenvilla.org

Home of New Vision, Washtenaw County residential substance abuse treatment facility for women, seeks high school volunteers for child care and other assigned tasks. Call Shanna at 975-1602 or e-mail volunteer@beyond.hjsoft.com

Landmark Volunteers 2 week volunteer jobs at various 56 programs in 21 states at historical sites or parks with leading environmental, historical, cultural and social service organizations. (800) 955-1178 http://www.volunteers.com

Learn and Serve http://www.learnandserve.org

Lifeworks, Sarasota, FL
http://www.lifeworks-international.com

Lisle Intercultural Programs, Leander, TX
http://www.lisleinternational.org

Longacre Farm, Newport, PA
http://www.longacre.com

Mentor Michigan (517) 335-4295
http://www.michigan.gov/mcsc

Michigan's Americorps Program*(800) 942-2677 
http://www.americorps.org

Michigan Citizen Corps, (517) 241-3967
http://www.citizencorps.gov

University of Michigan Teen Volunteer*Northwood Community English Language Program -summer volunteers wanted 7/19-8/15/07. (734) 764-8463 louwsma@umich.edu

National 4-H Council*
http://www.fourhcouncil.edu/getinvolved/index.asp

The National Park Foundation, chartered by Congress, strengthens the enduring connection between the American people and their National Parks by raising private funds, making strategic grants, creating innovative partnerships and increasing public awareness. http://www.nationalparks.org

People to People Program
http://www.studentambassadors.org/

Pine Manor College, Leadership Adventure in Boston, Chesnut Hill, MA http://www.pmc.edu/ilsr/adventure/camp.html

Points of Light Foundation and Volunteer Center National Network http://www.pointsoflight.org

Putney Student Travel, Community Service Programs, Putney, VT http://www.goputney.com

Rustic Pathways*offers trips for high school students,college students, groups and families. Summer programs are available for students from 13 years of age. Rustic Pathways also offers scheduled family adventures and customized family trips, as well as organized overseas programs for schools, universities, groups and clubs of all sorts. The company runs programs year round to Australia, Thailand, The Fiji Islands, New Zealand, Costa Rica, Hawaii, Vietnam, India, Africa, and The American Southwest. http://www.rusticpath.com

St. Joseph Mercy Health System*'s Summer Teen Volunteer Program, must be 14 and need to commit to 4 hr/week for 8 weeks. Call beginning April 1  to sign up. (734) 712-4159 volsjmhs@trinity-health.org

Salvation Army
http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/wwwusn.nsf

Seeds of Learning, Sonoma, CA
http://www.seedsoflearning.org

Special Olympics http://www.specialolympics.org

*Student Conservation Association: Conservation Crews
1. Summer Crew Programs, Students work in teams to fix up, clean up or otherwise improve parks and trails around the USA. Leadership, outdoor skills, conservation education and service is emphasized. http://www.theSCA.org
2. Jewish High School Student "Kosher Crew" Program, tuition-free outdoor volunteer experience,
http://www.the SCA.org click on the Kosher Crew. 

Summer Institute for the Gifted (@6 colleges) 
http://www.cgp-sig.com   

Tamarack Farm*, Plymouth, VT
http://www.fandw.org

Teen Volunteer at University of Michigan Medical Center Opportunities exist in nursing, PT. child life, gift shop, library/art carts and more. (734) 936-4327 ext 1 to request an application or ext 3 to schedule an interview.
http://www.med.umich.edu/volunteer

USA Freedom Corps: The President's Call to Service
http://www.usafreedomcorps.gov

USDA Food Recovery
http://www.usda.gov/news/pubs/gleaning/five.htm

US Fish and Wildlife http://volunteers.fws.org

Volunteer.gov http://www.volunteer.gov/gov

Volunteers For Peace International  Workcamps, Belmont, VT
http://www.vfp.org

VISIONS Service Adventures 2007, Newport, PA
http://www.VisionsServiceAdventures.com

Washtenaw United Way Volunteer Action Center*has scores of volunteer opportunities. Call them at (734) 971-5852 for more information.

World Horizons International, Bethlehem, CT
http://www.world-horizons.com

Youth Volunteer Corps*Summer Programs divided by service teams, great volunteer opportunities exist for all high school students at Safe House, Neutral Zone, YMCA, Glacier Hills and assorted community service projects with 8 sessions to choose.  http://www.annarborymca.org   734.663-0536


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Employment and Internship Opportunities

Internships
http://www.ceinternships.com
http://www.internexchange.com
Julian Krinsky @ http:// www.jkcp.com

Helpful information is available on The Princeton Review website, princetonreview.com. The internships page is: http://www.princetonreview.com/cte/search/careersearch.asp All of the information on the site is available free of charge. The
Princeton Review also publishes two internship guides: "The Internship Bible" and "The Best 109 Internships."

Employment
Camp Storer hires counselors, lifeguards, program specialists, day-camp counselors and riding instructors.  Call (800) 536-8607 for more info. http://www.ymcastorercamps.org. They are also looking for summer volunteers. teencc@voyager.net.

Job Corps is the nation's largest and most comprehensive residential, education and job training program for at-risk youth, ages 16 through 24.  Job Corps training is composed of five stages: Outreach and Admissions (OA), Career Preparation Period (CPP), Career Development Period (CDP), Career Transition Period (CTP), and Career. The fundamental goal of the process is to help students achieve their career objective.  http://www.jccdrc.org .

Home Builders Association Apprenticeship Programs in residential building remodeling, job opportunities, schol;arships and student building programs, (734) 996-0100
http://www.hbajobs.com

Snag a job.com, a web site to help students find part-time jobs and internships. Search by type of job, location and zip code to generate a list of jobs. http://www.SnagAJob.com

Coolworks.com features jobs at camps, amusement parks, state parks, resorts and other cool places to work. Review openings by category or state. http://www.coolworks.com

JobGusher.com Search for jobs and internship and post your resume. http://JobGusher.com

US Government internships, co-ops, summer employment, volunteer oppoprtunities and permanent part or full-timepositions at http://www.Studentjobs.gov
 
Other sites:
http://www.GoFerretGo.com
http://www.LocalTeenJobs.com
http://www.Teens4Hire.com


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Summer Exchange Opportunities and Resources

AIU offers a personal approach to study abroad in Central London, Business, Fashion Design and Merchandising, Interior Design, Media Production, Visual Communication, and Liberal Arts
http://128.241.247.148/cgi-bin/redir.cgi?id=0000210308-25899308

American Field Service (AFS) is a non-profit volunteer based educational organization offering exchanges for students, young adults and teachers in over 50 countries. More than 10,000 students, young adults and teachers participate in AFS programs  each year. http://www.afs.org/

Bronfman Youth Fellowships in Israel, endowed fellowship http://www.bronfman.org

Carpe Diem International semester programs abrad http://carpediemeducation.org

The Cottonwood Institute offers courses this summer for adventurous high school students that want to learn wilderness survival skills, tackle important environmental issues facing Colorado, and that want to "change the world one adventure at a time!" Courses include the Wildland Firefighter Project, the Stone Age Survival Project, the Horse Caretaker Project, and the Endangered Wolves and Animal Tracking Project. Space is limited, so register today. For full descriptions, to learn how to register, and for information about high school credit and scholarships, call 303.447.1076 or go to:
http://www.CottonwoodInstitute.org
 
Council on International Exchanges (CIEE) Programs,
http://ww.csiet.org

Council on International Education Exchange offers two travel programs for high school students: School Partners Abroad and Special Programs. email highschool@councilexchanges.org
http://us.councilexchanges.org/opportunities/usa_hs/index.html

Cultural Experiences Abroad (CEA) Study Abroad in Salamanca, Spain and Bring Spanish Tradition to Life Experience the tradition of Spain in the university city of Salamanca. Known for its pure Castilian Spanish, Salamanca is the ideal location to embrace cultural studies and capture the Spanish language, regardless of your current language level. Summer, quarter, and intensive month programs are available.
http://128.241.247.148/cgi-bin/redir.cgi?id=0000210310-25899308

EusAbroad  French summer study program. Spend one or two months studying in the Alps this summer with EU StudyAbroad. Affordable summer programs with on-site support, excursions, housing, and more. Earn transferable credits and enjoy an exciting and beautiful environment. http://128.241.247.148/cgi-bin/redir.cgi?id=0000210318-25899308

The Experiment in International Living has challenged young people to open their hearts and minds to the world. Each program in 26 countries immerses participants in the daily life of another culture. For three to five weeks, Experimenters focus on themes as they enjoy life with their host families and participate in activities with their group. The centerpiece is the homestay, based on the belief that the best way to understand another culture is to live as a member of one of its families.
http:/www.usexperiment.org/overview.html

Global Learning Semesters in Europe or Semester in Cyprus programs. Semester in Europe is an accredited 15 credit-hour program focused on Europe. 7 wks in Cyprus completing classroom studies, interspersed with guided academic travel to 30 cities across 12 countries in Europe.   (877) 300-7010
http://www.globalsemesters.com

GlobalQuest will offer our first summer programs this summer. Seven weeks in length, in both Thailand and Ecuador/Galapagos, the Summer Sessions will be similar to our semester programs with less intensive academic focus. (207) 879-1722  http://www.gquest.org/?page_id=79

International Student Exchange Programs
http:/www.asse.com/ 

THE ISE IDENTITY CARD  student savings. Airfares to Europe with an open return date valid for one year at no extra charge; thousands of discounts in Europe, Asia and the USA. Free ISE Card with purchase of Eurailpass. http://128.241.247.148/cgi-bin/redir.cgi?id=0000210307-25899308

ITHAKA offers rigorous work/study immersion semester and academic year programs in Greek culture from ancient times to present day to high school seniors. Study Modern Greek Language, Greek History, Modern Greek Poetry, Greek and American Prose (writing), Cultural Anthropology, and Homer (The Iliad & The Odyssey). (504) 269-2303  Email: ithakagr@msn.com    http://www.ithaka.org/

Landon School in Bethesda, MD sponsors a Landon-in-Spain program in the summers.  The program includes intensive study of Spanish and a home stay.

Leysin American School Summer in Switzerland: 
http://www.las.ch

Lions of Michigan Exchange Program offers summer opportunities for youth to travel, to expand their knowledge of family and community life in other cultures. Students ages 16-21 may participate. Need good health and be willing to learn new customs and cultures. Foreign language is not required (except France). 4-8 week opportunities. Also looking for families willing to host a youth 3-6 weeks in the summer or winter. Call John Wilcox at (517) 787-4706.

Mediterranean Center for Arts and Sciences Summer Program
Composed of Arts Sciences and Humanities. Focus on the  history, natural wonders, the people and the influence of both the Eastern and Western civilizations. Weekly activities and programs with Italian university students university credit from Fairfield University tel. 1-800-655-8965  
mail@studyabroad-sicily.com
http://www.studyabroad-sicily.com/

Naropa University's Himalayan Buddhist Studies at study abroad program and contemplative learning community in Sikkim, North India. Explore the extraordinary Buddhist culture through rigorous academic study, daily meditation, home stays, language, field trips, independent study, festivals. The only Western academic program approved for study in Sikkim.   Contact: Peter Volz - peter@naropa.edu.

NCSY, the *National Conference of Synagogue Youth*, is open to all Jewish youth regardless of background and affiliation. Social and educational programming in hundreds of communities across the U.S. and Canada. For more information: ncsy@ou.org. (212) 613-8233 
http://www.ou.org/NCSY/summer/default.htm

*Oxbridge Programs in Spain, UK, etc. http://www.oxbridgeprograms.com

Pacific Village Institute (PVI) is a non-profit educational  organization dedicated to connecting global citizens through cultural immersion, community service, and collaborative projects in the developing countries of Asia.  703-527-6758 (office) 703-470-9621 (cell)  http://www.pacificvillage.org

Panim Summer Jam (Judaism, Activism and Mitzvah) work on the campus of George Washington University (DC)  summerjam@panim.org, (301) 770-5070 ext 208 
http://www.dcjam.org

Passports, educational travel for educators and students.
http://www.passports.com

People to People http://www.studentambassadors.org/

The Peru Cultural Immersion International Cultural Adventures, Program, http://www.ICAdventures.com

Rotary Youth Exchange Programs
Rotary Youth Exchange. Rotary Youth Exchange involves both school year and short term (2-4wk+) exchanges in foreign countries. High school students between the ages of 15 and 19 are eligible for Rotary Youth Exchange. As the oldest exchange program of its kind, Rotary Youth Exchange takes pride in choosing students who are academically above average, articulate, and demonstrate leadership in their communities. Ideal candidates should also possess qualities — like flexibility and a willingness to try new things — that will enable them to become excellent cultural ambassadors. You do not have to be involved with Rotary in any way in order to apply, although children of Rotarians are more than welcome to participate.
http://www.rotaryyouthexchange.net/
http://www.rotary.org/programs/youth_ex/index.html
Jim Kosteva, Rotary Club of Ann Arbor Youth Exchange
734-763-5554 jkosteva@umich.edu

School Year Abroad (SYA) students live for a full year in a European or Chinese family while earning U.S. graduation credits and receiving rigorous preparation for colleges and universities.  11-12 graders study in each of the SYA schools in Beijing; Rennes, France; Viterbo, Italy; and Zaragoza, Spain. Contact:  School Year Abroad, Phillips Academy, Andover, MA 01810 Phone: (978) 725-6828   Email: mail@sya.org    http://www.sya.org/

Shanah Tovah: a year study program in Israel for high school graduates, http://www.hashomerhatzair.org

SIT Study Abroad. Nationalism in Berlin, Serbia and Croatia. Ethnic conflict in Russia. Gender and civil society in the Balkans. Arts and social change in Prague. Peace studies in Ireland. Programs feature small-group instruction and 4-week independent study.
http://128.241.247.148/cgi-bin/redir.cgi?id=0000210315-25899308.

StudyAbroad.com provides a  marketplace for students looking for related study abroad services. List of organizations offering financial aid, health insurance, student I.D. cards, and much more is available
http://128.241.247.148/cgi-bin/redir.cgi?id=0000210312-25899308.

Study Programs International, language immersion and cultural studies in France, Spain, Costa Rica  and Mexico http://www.spiAbroad.com

TASIS England summer programs in Spain, Switzerland and England in a boarding school setting.

Visions Service Adventures, VISIONS is a co-ed summer program for teenagers combining construction-based community service, outdoor exploration and adventure, and intercultural living. Programs operate during July and August in Australia, Peru, Alaska, Montana, South Carolina, the Dominican Republic, British Virgin Islands, Guadeloupe and Dominica.
http://www.visionsserviceadventures.com

ViviendasLeon Summer Travel Program, community service/cultural immersion in Nicaragua http://www.viviendasleon.org

Volunteer For Peace (VFP)  Services include providing consultation and a placement service for workcamp hosts and volunteers, linking  people with programs. VFP promotes International Voluntary Service as an effective means of intercultural education and community service. Live in a foreign country for 2-3 weeks for as little as $200.  The registration fee is used in part to help cover the costs of hosting and insuring  foreign volunteers in the US. Likewise foreign volunteers pay a registration fee to their local organizations. VFP then works with its partner organizations and exchanges volunteers like you. Camp costs in all countries are low because housing is simple and often donated and the volunteers prepare their own meals. VFP also strives to keep administrative costs low.  
http://www.vfp.org/

Young Judaea: Israel Summer Programs,
http://www.youngjudaea.org

Youth for Understanding (YFU)  http://www.yfu.org/ For most YFU countries you don't need to know the  language, although some programs do require previous language study.

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Additional Resources:
Information on many programs for pre-college age students is available in Peterson's Summer Opportunities for Kids and Teenagers  http://www.petersons.com/summerop/

The Lonely Planet website contains links and information (800) 275-8555 http://www.lonelyplanet.com

The Foundation for *Worldwide International Student Exchange* (WISE) provides travel info. to students  http://www.wisefoundation.com


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Summer Fine and Performing Arts/Training

Academy of Art College Summer Art Experience, San Francisco http://www.academyart.edu

Actors Alliance Hot Summer Time Theater,  Southfield.  (810) 559-4100.

Alfred University's Art and Design Summer Institute  (607) 871-2425

The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in NY or Calif has a summer actor training program.
http://www.AADA.ORG or http://www.theatredirectories.com   

American Conservatory Theater (ACT) San Francisco
415-834-3350

Ann Arbor Art Center's Summer at the Art Factory: Summer classes and camps (and occasional summer JOBS!)  734.994-8004  http://www.annarborartcenter.org

The Ann Arbor Summer Theater Academy, features acting, improv, movement, stunts, masks, comedy, voice, set design and contstruction. (734) 913.9800 or http://www.aayag.org

Art Institute of Boston
1. Precollege sessions,  http://www.aiboston.edu
2. Young Artist residency program at Lesley University, (800) 773.0494 ext. 6724 http://www.aiboston.edu

Art Institute of Pittsburgh Summer Programs in multi-media, game design, visual, culinary, design, etc,  (800) 275-2470

University of the Arts, European Art Odyssey
http://www.uarts.edu/cs/travel_ua.html

The Atlanta College of Art's program is designed so students can have an exposure to the art college experience, develop a portfolio for art school admission and earn up to 6 college credits. 1-800-932-2104

Aquinas College, Grand Rapids Summer Jazz program. (616) 459-8281 x3401.

Bennington College's July at Bennington programs in the visual and performing arts, political and social sciences, sciences, writing and literature. http://www.bennington.edu

Berklee College of Music Summer Music Programs, and summer guitar sessions in Boston and LA, percussion, gospel, saxophone, stage, bass, songwriting, business of music, strings, music production, etc.   http://www.berklee.edu

The Berkshire Institute for Music and Arts (BIMA) offers an enriching summer arts experience for grades 9-11. Set in a pluralistic Jewish community and held at Williams College in Williamstown, Mass, BIMA creates a unique setting in which participants explore the relationships between artistic expression and Jewish living. Participants major in music (jazz/choral/chamber), painting, theater, or creative writing. Additional elective classes, guest artists, and trips to  Tanglewood, MASS MoCA, the Williamstown Theatre Festival, the Clark Art Institute, and Jacob's Pillow Dance festival. BIMA is a collaborative partnership between Gann Academy and the Bronfman Youth Fellowships in Israel. For more information and to view a video clip:  http://www.bimasummerarts.org

*Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp (MI) Programs in orchestra, art, dance, harp, piano, band, theater, composition, jazz and choir
http://www/bluelake.org

Broken Bridge Summer Arts Workshops (CT),  Poetry, drawing, sculpture, acting, fiction, dance www.brokenbridge.us

The California College of Arts and Crafts has a strong 3-week Pre-College Program. Students earn 2    units of college credit.  On-campus housing is available. 800-447-1278    http://www.ccac-art.edu.

Carnegie Mellon University offers a 6 week summer of exploration precollege programs in fine arts. The goal of the program is to begin to prepare student portfolios for formal review. At the conclusion of the program, the faculty provide feedback on whether or not to seriously pursue the study of art at the collegiate level. There is also an opportunity to do a formal portfolio showing, complete with critique, etc. or contact  Pre-College Program Director at (412) 268-6620.
http://www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college/

The Center for Creative Youth (CCY) summer pre-college program offers talented high school students five weeks of intensive study in the arts at Wesleyan University. The emphasis is multicultural and interdisciplinary learning, critical thinking and leadership. Each class is designed to enhance students' problem-solving skills in music, theater, musical theater, creative writing, dance, filmmaking, and visual arts, which includes photography. (860) 685-3307    http://www.crec.org/ccy/

Chautauqua Institute 716-357-6200

Circle in the Square Theater School New York, NY 212-307-2732

College for Creative Studies (CCS) Summer Exploratory and Camp Portfolio Program, bringing talented hs students to campus for 2 weeks to create art, develop a portfolio and learn about college life while earning college credits. (313) 664-7456
http://www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu

Columbia College (CA)
Summer Youth Filmmaking Workshop, 3 3-week sessions, (800)785-0585 http://www.columbiacollege.edu/special.htm

The Corcoran School of Art in Washington, DC offers a pre-college portfolio preparationcourse during the summer, fall and spring which is primarily aimed at high school juniors and seniors. The course is aimed to help students develop a portfolio to assist in gaining college admissions to art colleges.

Cranbrook Summer Art Institute, three sessions  Boarding and residential programs available http://www.cranbrook.edu

Cranbrook Summer Jazz,  Bloomfield Hills.  (248) 645-3640.

Creative Writing Institute @ UB-Berkeley, 8/2-15/09 www.educationunlimited.com

Dearborn Community Arts,  Henry Ford Community College.  (313) -943-3095.

*Fashion Institute of Design and Manufacturing, "3 Days of Fashion" in LA, Orange County, San Francisco and San Diego, for high school students  http://www.fidm.edu/summerprogram

Hartwick College Summer Music Festival  Workshops, seminars performances in orchestra, band, churus, jazz, musical theater, chamber music, instrm. and vocal studies, world music (800) 388-0337 
http://www.hartwickmusicfestival.org

Illinois Institute of Art-Chicago, Summer Art workshops (800) 351-3450   http://www.ilic.artinstitutes.edu

Janice Borla Vocal Jazz Camp,  North Central College (IL)  (630) 416-3911 http://www.janiceborlavocaljazzcamp.org

Kansas City Art Institute's Pre-College Art Lab,   (800) 802-3376 http://www.kcai.edu

Maine Media Workshops, filmaking, multi-media, photo www.theworkshops.com

Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) Summer Pre-college studio residency program, college-level art programs and workshops in Baltimore  and Tuscany. Scholarships (410) 225-2219  http://www.mica.edu

Massachusetts College of Art, pre-college programs in drawing, painting, fashion, design, etc. (617) 879-7170 
http://www.massartplus.org

*University of Michigan School of Art & Design Summer Art & Design Opportunities. Summer Portfolio Prep., Portfolio Day and BFA Prep programs. http://www.art-design.umich.edu

Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design Pre-College Programs, Majors,  CORE Programs  http://www.miad.edu/precollege

Minneapolis College of Art & Design (MCAD) Summer Expressions Sessions, music, media, annimation, art, etc. http://www.mcad.edu/ses

Montserrat College of Art Summer Programs in Computer Art & Design, Oil Painting, Illustration, mixe media, photo, prints, sculpture, in Beverly, MA. http://www.montserrat.edu

New York Film Academy 4-6 week emersion summer programs to write, direct, shoot edit in NYC, LA, Disney, Harvard, France and England, Catalog in Counseling Office.  (212) 674-4300 1-year Directing for Film Academy in LA or NYC for 16 or 35mm or digital. http://www.nyfa.com Acting and filmaking camps at http://www.nyfa.com/summer_camp

Northwestern University's National High School Music Institute http://musix.northwestern.edu/nhsmi

*Otis College of Art and Design (CA) Summer of Art programs  feature animation, architecture, digital media, fashion and graphic design, illustration, life drawing, product design, painting and b/w photography.  (800) 527.OTIS http:// www.otis.edu/soa

Ox Bow, summer school of art and artist's residency in Saugatuck, Michigan. One and two week intensives in glass, ceramics, painting and drawing, printmaking, paper and sculpture. Affiliated with the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. (800) 318.3019 http://www.ox-bow.org

Oxbow Summer Art Camp (CA),  www.noLanyardsCamp.org

OxBridge Academic Programs-Oxford & Cambridge offer drama production experiences, usually mounting two productions in each program, one Shakespeare play and one modern play in the course of four weeks Professional theater people as directors. http://www.oxbridgeprograms.com.  800-828-8349.

*Pratt Institute Precollege program in Art, Design, Architecture, Creative Writing, ceramics, writing, fashion, Cultural Studies and much more.    7/6-30/10http://www.pratt.edu/precollege

The Putney School (VE) offers the Summer Arts Workshops for high school students seriously interested in the visual or performing arts. Special guidance for students planning future education or careers in the arts. 
http://www.putneyschool.org/summer.

Rhode Island School of Art & Design (RISD) Pre-College Programs, Architecture, ceramics, animation, drawing, fashion, furniture design, game design, etc.
http://www.risd.edu/precollege.cfm

Ringling School of Art and Design PreCollege Program with classes in drawing, digital. 3-D, and specialized workshops
http://www.ringling.edu

San Francisco Art Institute Pre College Program-drawing, painting, photography  (415) 749-4554 http://www.sfai.edu

*Savannah College of Art and Design Summer Seminars in Atlanta and Savannah, GA:
1. Rising Star, for rising senior art enthusiasts, offering 10 hours of college credit  6/19-7/24/10 http://www.scad.edu/summer
2. Savannah Summer Seminars, 4 1-week and 2 2-week sessions in Savannah or Atlanta (800) 869-7223  http://www.scad.edu/summer

*School of the Art Institute of Chicago
1. Advanced Placement Workshops, 4 sessions including art history, studio, 2 and 3-D design teacher programs http://www.saic.edu/teacherprograms
2. Summer Institute: 2 sessions, classes in painting/drawing, sculpture, fashion, photography, graphic design, digital imaging, interior architecture, film: annimation and video
http://www.saic.edu/ecp.
SAIC also sponsors along with New York Film Academy summer filmmaking class in Florence, mItaly. see
http://www.saci-florence.org and http://www.nyfa.com

School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston (SMFA) Pre-College Summer Studio, 5-week Artmaking Program,  800-643-6078, http://www.smfa.edu/precollege.

School of Visual Arts Summer Programs (NYC), http://www.sva.edu

Second City Improv for Kids SCHOOL OF LAUGHS
Youth students can brush up on their talent for acting up in an atmosphere where the instructors encourage students to be spontaneous and funny. 248) 348-4448.  Second City is located at 42705 Grand River Avenue in Novi. For more information, see
http://www.secondcitysummers.com/and click on the Detroit Summer Camps for Kids link.

Skidmore College's college credit APand acceleration workshops in drawing, painting, 3-D, fiber, ceramics, sculpture, computer animation, figure painting/drawing,  mneedham@skidmore.edu http://www.skidmore.edu/summer

University of Southern California (USC)
1.  Summer production Workshops through School of Cinema-Television. Courses in directing/editing/cinematography, in California and Rome, Italy . Also classes in animation, narrative painting, portraits, music, theater and dance. http://www.uscsummerfilm.com
2. The Arts at USC: theater, fine arts, photography, painting, video game design, TV, etc.  http://www.usc.edu/summer

Studio Art Centers International Florence (SACI), Summer art study abroad in Florance, Italy (212)248-7225  
http://www.saci-florence.org

Summer Chamber Orchestra Academy, Ann Arbor,
http://www.summermusic.net

Young Filmmakers Summer programs in LA, NYC, Sedona and Italy, http://www.youngfilmmakers.org

Vancouver Film School, Summer Teen Programs,
http://www.vfs.com/parttime

*Valparaiso University sponsors the American International Youth Symphony Concert and Culture Tour 7/12-28. 219-464-6740 or email music@valpo.edu http://www.valpo.edu/music/aiyso.php

Villanova University (PA) offer its Summer Music Studies Program, with various sessions around Philadelphia  http://www.music.villanova.edu

Walnut Hill School in Natick, MA offers an intensive summer theater program similar to summer stock,  producing 8 shows in 6 weeks. Walnut Hill is an independent boarding high school with a concentration in the arts. admissions@walnuthillarts.org or at 508-650-5020  http://www.walnuthillarts.org

Western Michigan University's  High School Summer Music Camp  http://www.wmich.edu/music-camp

Whale Camp's Authors & Artists of the Sea Workshop  www.whalecamp.com

World Horizons Community Service and Photography Trips    www.worldhorizons.com

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Additional Resources
Summer Theatre Directory - summer stock.
http://www.summertheater.com/directory.html

Summer Theater Directory available through Theater Directories, PO, Box 519, Dorset, VT 05251 &nbsp; 802-867-2223 (great source of into on summer stock). Back Stage also publishes an issue with superb info about summer opportunities. For rising juniors.

Art in Great Britain  Pratt's summer program in London offers credit-giving program.
http://pratt.edu/~infosils/international-summer-programs.html

American Intercontinental University in London? They may be more focused on fashion and interior design, but they might be worth a look.

http://www.westdean.org  

http://www.huron.ac.uk/home/2.10.visiting-students-prospective.html

The TASIS Schools and summer programs run 3, 4, and 7 week courses in Art, Studio Art, Art in London, Art Portfolio, etc. on their suburban London campus. Also, students can add on a week to the Edinburgh Festival with their program.

Richmond University in London between junior and senior year and earn transferable college credit. 


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Summer Sport, Leadership & Adventure Camp Opportunities

Action Quest, 3 week live-aboard summer camps for teenagers ages 13 to 19 offering multilevel watersports training and certification courses in sailing, PADI scuba diving, wakeboarding, water skiing, windsurfing, exploration and adventure. Programs are available in the Caribbean, Galapagos Islands, Mediterranean Sea, Tahiti and Australia. ActionQuest also offers 80-day full length voyages during the fall and spring semesters, as well as 40-day Mini-mesters during the summer vacation. Living and voyaging aboard our 88-foot schooner, students can earn up to 11 college credits for classes in Oceanography, Nautical Science, Interpersonal Communications and Leadership/Teambuilding. Argo Academy offers an 80-day program for high school seniors during the fall semester. This program sails with  Sea-mester fleet.  http://www.actionquest.com

American Jewish Society for Service High School Work Camps  Recreation, education and religion are included in the program. $2,500 plus transportation; some scholarships are available. Must have completed Tenth Grade by start of camp. American Jewish Society for Service (212) 683-6178  http://www.ajss.org/

American Youth Foundation leadership conference in Shelby, Michigan.  http://www.ayf.com

Ann Arbor Public Schools Summer Sports Camps - Recreation and education camps which include baseball, basketball, field hockey, fast pitch softball, fitness, gymnastics, rock climbing and track. (734) 994-2300.

AUDUBON CAMPS,  MAINE  Hog Island Camp Audubon Society 20 Gilsland Farm Road Falmouth, ME 04015 USA (888) 325-5261 or camps@maineaudubon.org 
http://www.maineaudubon.org/programs/index.html

Big Sky Packer and Guide School, learn to ride, guide, and pack    http://www.elkcreekoutfitting.com

*Camp Catch a Rainbow 6/20-25/10 for kids with cancer, ages 7-15 at Camp Storer in Napoleon. Registration deadline is 5/28/10. (800)723.0360   http://www.cancer.org

Camp Heart 2 Heart, a 2-day day camp for teens dealing with death of significant family member/friend  Camp Monhacke, Gregory. Register at (734) 929-6640. Sponsored by Ele's Place and Arbor Hospice.

*Camp Young Judea Midwest (847)675.6790

*CCFA Camp Oasis for Crohn's and Colitis, 7/8-13/10 www.ccfa.org/camps

The Chewonki Foundation, Wiscasset, ME. Fostering an appreciation for the natural world, and for working incommunity with others is a non-profit educational institution. The programs of the Foundation are drawn clearly from our educational mission and include a summer camp, a semester of  academic and personal challenges for high school juniors, a variety of educational group programs, and wilderness excursions for adults, families and individuals. http://www.chewonki.org

Concordia University, Ann Arbor, Summer Athletic Camps. Register at http://www.cuaa.edu/summeratconcordia

Cottonwood Institute's Summer programs. features wildland firefightng, horse caretaker, stone age survival, endangered wolves and mountain biking survival. cottonwoodinstitute.org

Deer Hill Expeditions, wilderness adventures,community service, native arts and Spanish Language (800) 533-7221 
http://www.deerhillexpeditions.com

Dynamy's Summer program, Outward Bound, internship opportunities (508) 755-2571 info@dynamy.org
http://www.dynamy.org

Economics for Leaders , weeks long camps held at colleges in USA and Canada, http://fte.org

Farm and Wilderness Program, Plymouth, VT. F &W consists of six summer  camps for children and adolescents,  a family camp, and year-round educational programs. While each  experience provides unique  programs based on age and  interests, all are rooted in the Quaker understanding of respect for ourselves, each  other and the natural world. 
http://www.fandw.org/

4-Star Camps enrichment programs & SAT/ACT Prep http://www.4starcamps.com

Junior Statesmen Program, for high school students interested in politics offered at 4 universities, http://www.jsu.org

Kroka Expeditions, Summer Earth Living Skills Camps, (802) 387-5397 http://www.kroka.org

Leadership Institute, sponsored by Dow at Alma College.  $50  http://www.alma.edu/academics/leadership

MAHS and MASC Summer Leadership Camps, Albion College,  select "student leadership program."
http://www.michiganprincipals.org 

Marine Military Academy features two week summer military training (210) 423-6006

Michigan Freedom Academy, Leadership Development for Juniors interested in government, education and business, FREE, http://www.mich-freedomacademy.org

Michigan Farm Bureau Young People's Citizenship Seminar, Alma College    (800) 292-2680       
http://www.michiganfarmbureau.com/ypcs 

Michigan Men's Lacrosse Summer Camps, features goalie, advanced technique and youth day camps, 734.622.9942.
 
NASSP's Department of Student Activities has information about our National Leadership Camps on the NASSP website.http://www.nassp.org/student_activities/2000_nlc.htm

The National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) offers two week, month, semester, and year-long courses in the US and across the globe (Rockies, Alaska, Patagonia, India, Scandinavia, Southwest, Amazon, Pacific Northwest, Mongolia, etc.) teaching outdoors skills, group managment, tenacity in the face of obstacles, group "expedition" behavior, and everything leadership.  Courses can be taken for college credit and scholarships are available. Each course zeroes in on a particular outdoor skill (mountaineering, backcounty canoeing, wilderness first aid, sailing, backcountry skiing, climbing, etc.). Semester courses cover multiple skills. My exhuberant student adds, "They are nationally regarded as THE best place to go for outdoor leadership training and I can testify personally that the instructors are professional, incredibly fun, and some of the coolest people you'll ever meet!"    http:// www.nols.edu

*Norwich University's Future Leader Camp, Drill instruction,and classroom instruction in communications and leadership  (802) 485-2531
http://www.norwich.edu/summerprograms

Omega Teen Camps (800)944-001  Omegateencamp.org

Outward Bound West School Summer Courses for 14-19 yrs, combining the Colorado and Pacific Crest Schools http://www.outwardboundwest.org  866.746.9775. For scholarship information, call 888.837.5204  or go to
http://www.outwardboundwest.org/scholarships

Outward Bound Wilderness Programs, Year-Around adventure opportunities with "scholarships":http://obwilderness,org/scholarships available

Overland: Hiking, Mountain Biking and Touring
Local contacts: Detroit Area Maria Abrahamsen & Mark Kolins, (248) 594-1778, Ann Arbor area Jeff Swanson (734) 668-8580  (800) 458.0588  http://www.overlandadventures.com

Presidential Classroom Students observe the federal government at work, witness the development of public policy and explore the roles of citizens, lawmakers, experts, associations and businesses in the world's most successful democracy. Presidential Classroom takes students behind the scenes of our nation's capital for seminars and discussions featuring members of Congress, Presidential appointees, journalists and other Washington insiders and names in the news.  http://www.presidentialclassroom.org

The Putney School, Putney VT.  Various environmental and farm-related programs, from one to three weeks long  (two sessions a summer)   http://www.putneyschool.org/summer

Ring of Steel Action Theater Stunt Camp
http://www.ringofsteel.org/camp

Rocky Mountain Semester at HMI combines academic courses with wilderness education in the Rockies. http://www.hminet.org

The Sea Education Association has 3 week summer programs. There are usually two options and one is more focused on science that the other. Students spend part of their time on an island and the rest of the time at sea. They do academic work and also serve as crew for the ship, a two masted schooner.
http://www.sea.edu/sea2000/aboutsea2000/AboutSEAIntro.htm

Sea-Mester Programs are experiential learning courses for hs graduated and college students combining seamanship with college-level academic. http://www.seamester.com

Step on Up: summer camp for girls, with an emphasis on engineering and robotics. Sponsored by U.Detroit-Mercy, for current 9, 10th grade.  (313) 993-1435 (800)733-4763 . http://eng-sci.udmercy.edu/precol/index.html

Student Trooper Program, juniors and seniors, www.michiganlegion.org

SuperCamp is an academic camp for students ages 9-24, for personal growth, self-discovery, friendship and fun. Residential summer camps are held at universities worldwide. Students enjoy a taste of college life. Students gain tools that increase comprehension, retention and improve grades. Life skills courses such as Effective Communication, Building Relationships, Listening Skills, Problem Solving and an Outdoor Adventure Day raise students' self-esteem and give them the confidence and motivation to tackle any challenge. In our study skills courses, students master specific skills for academic success that can be applied to any subject, at any grade level.
http://www.supercamp.com/

Swiss Challenge, tennis/ski, outdoor experiences
http://www.swisschallenge.com

Teen Adventure Camps for Ages 12-17, activities including canoeing, rock climbing, whirley ball, lazer tag, etc. Camps run weekly 9-4. Ann Arbor Y     http://www.annarborymca.org

Valley Forge Military Academy Summer Camps: (610) 989.1300 http://www.vfmac.eud

World Affairs Seminars at the University of Wisconsin/Whitewater  http://www.uww.edu/conteduc/world/htm

Young Adult Retreat for Cancer Survivers, ages 16-20 at St. Mary's College, South Bend, IN , (800)723.0360 . http://www.cancer.org/retreat

YMCA Storer Camps (800) 536-8607 or
http://www.ymcastorercamps.org

The Guide to Michigan Accredited Camps is FREE at (877) 923.0005 toll free. Theresa Walker.



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Canadian Summer Programs

Thomson Petersons has great online search tools available for students interested in Summer Programs. You can search by activity, location, keywords and sponsor name. The location search includes a listing of Canadian locations. The search is available at:
http://www.petersons.com/summerop/code/ssector.asp

Bishop's College School
Summer School
Lennoxville, Quebec, CANADA
http://www.bishopscollegeschool.com

Classical Pursuits
Summer Session Toronto, Ontario, CANADA
http://www.classicalpursuits.com

Columbia International College
Hamilton, Ontario, CANADA
http://www.cic-totalcare.com

Environmental Schools Banff, Alberta, CANADA
http://www.tes-environment-ed.org

Lakefield Camp International
Lakefield, Ontario, CANADA
 
Ocean Educations
Marine and Environmental Science Program
Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, CANADA
http://www.oceaned.com

Red Leaf Student Programs
Summer ESL Programs Toronto, Ontario, CANADA
http://www.red-leaf.com

Stanstead College
Summer Language Adventure, Stanstead, Quebec, CANADA
http://www.stansteadcollege.com/scla

Swallowdale Camp
Res - Coed Ages 8-16
Huntsville, Ontario, CANADA
http://www.osca.ca/enrich.htm

HERDMAN COLLEGIATE LISTING OF SUMMER PROGRAMS
http://www.herdman.k12.nf.ca/Content/School/Depts/Guidance/Summer.htm

ATLANTIC INSTITUTE OF MATHEMATICS is sponsored by Education Department at St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. It is a three day mini-course on various topics aimed for Grades 7-9 and Grades 10-12. Cost: $75        

SUMMER WORK Student Exchange Program is a six week program (early July - mid August) aimed at 16-17 year old students who are returning to school in September. Students work in another province (New Brunswick or Quebec).  Call 1-877-843-6161 or check out http://www.summer-work.com
 
ACADIA UNIVERSITY has several Summer Music Institutes planned for the summer: Jazz Camp, Beginner Band Camp, Concert Band Camp,  Piano Camp,  Piano Camps, String Camp For more information contact 902-585-1434 or 1-800-565-6568 fax 902-585-1068  http://conted.acadiau.ca
 
PEEL SUMMER ACADEMY  Opportunities for Intellectually Gifted Students Is for Grades 9 & 10 will be held at Memorial University. Courses offered in Sciences; Arts; or Marine Technologies. Students stay in Paton College residences and are supervised by Peel Summer Academy Counsellors. Students are provided with 3 nutrias meals a day. Fee $1285.00 Early registration is recommended.  
Contact Peel Summer Academy 1-800-668-1179 ext.1-2298 or http:/www.peelsummeracademy.com
 
XAVIER BASKETBALL CAMP  contact Steve Konchalski office 902-867-2128 or home 902-863-5388.



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British Summer Programs

Cambridge School of Visual and Performing Arts, Art, design and drama,  http://www.ceg-uk.com

University of Sussex, Arts, Humanities, Sciences
http://www.sussex.ac.uk/iss

Middlesex University  http://www.mdx.ac.uk/summer/

University of Cambridge, New Hall College,  Arts, Humanities, Sciences  http://www.summerfun.com

University of Cambridge, Oxbridge
http://www.oxbridgeprograms.com

University of Oxford, St. Hugh's College, Arts, Humanities, Sciences
http://www.st-hugh.ox.ac.uk/extramural/summer_index.html

University of Oxford, Magdalen College, Business, Humanities, Math and Science  http://www.oasp.ac.uk




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Students with Disabilities

Curry College's Learning Academy, a program for LD students. (617) 333-2250 http://www.curry.edu

SOAR - Summer Programs for Children and Teens with ADHD is  designed to meet the needs of youth diagnosed with ADHD and Learning Disabilities. Emphasis is placed on developing self-confidence, social skills, problem-solving techniques, a willingness to attempt new challenges and the motivation that comes through successful goal orientation. Adventures include: Rockclimbing, backpacking, whitewater rafting, horsepacking, llama trekking, mountaineering, caving, mountain biking, sea kayaking, snorkeling, SCUBA diving, and international travel.  Course sites include: N Carolina, Florida, Wyoming, Colorado, Costa Rica, and Belize.  http://www.soarnc.org

Landmark College Summer Programs for high school students who learn differently, at 802 -387-6715.
1. 3-Week high school program
2. 2-Week Transition Programs (802)387-6718 
http://www.landmark.edu

The HEATH Resource Center operates the national clearinghouse on post secondary education for individuals with disabilities.  They have also advertised summer programs for challenged students in high school. 202-939-9320 The George Washington University's Graduate School of Education and Human Development now oversees the HEATH program.
http://www.heath.gwu.edu
http://www.heath-resource-center.org/

Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, New York has a hearing impaired division, so they may have what you are looking for or at least provide some leads.
http://www.rit.edu


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African American and/or Hispanic  Summer Opportunities

California Institute of Technology
Young Engineering and Science Scholars
http://www.yess.caltech.edu/
Target:  Historically underrepresented students in science and
engineering; rising sophomores and juniors

Carleton College
Liberal Arts Experience
http://apps.carleton.edu/summer/clae
Target:  African American students; rising juniors

Carnegie Mellon Summer Academy for Minority Scholars
http://www.ece.cmu.edu

Cornell University
CURIE Academy
http://www.engineering.cornell.edu/diversity/office-diversity-programs/summer-programs/highschool-programs/curie-academy/index.cfm
Target:  High school girls interested in engineering; rising juniors and seniors

CATALYST Academy
http://www.engineering.cornell.edu/diversity/office-diversity-programs/summer-programs/highschool-programs/catalyst/index.cfm
Target:  African American/Latino/a or Native American students interested in science, technology, engineering and math; rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors

Haverford, Bryn Mawr, Swarthmore Tri-College Summer Institute
http://www.haverford.edu/deans/OMA/trico.html

Howard University
Summer Enrichment Program and Recruitment
http://www.cpnahs.howard.edu/ctr_excellence/summer_enrichment.htm
Target:  African American/Hispanic students applying for admission to health profressions in the CPNAHS at Howard University

Lehigh University
Students That Are Ready (S.T.A.R.) Academies
http://www.lehigh.edu/star/
Target:  Economically and academically disadvantaged and/or at-risk middle/high school aged students

Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MITES
http://web.mit.edu/mites/www/
Target:  First-generation, historically underrepresented in
science/engineering; rising seniors

Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute
PREFACE Summer Program
http://doso.rpi.edu/update.do?catcenterkey=87
Target:  Historically underrepresented students in science/technology; rising sophomores and juniors interested in engineering and technology

University of Notre Dame
African American Scholars Program
http://www.nd.edu/~aasnd/
Target: Catholic African American high school students

Lehigh University's Iacocca Institute's Summer Pre-College opportunities for minority students Programs. Accounting/Business, Design Arts. Minority Sophomores and Junior eligible to apply, min. 3.0 GPA, FREE, (610) 758-5979
http://www.iacocca-lehigh.org/cap

Carleton College Liberal Arts Experience for African American high school sophomores
http:www.carleton.edu/admissions/CLAE
           

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Additional Resources

http://collegelists.pbwiki.com/Summer+Programs+-+General

Black Excel  http://www.blackexcel.org/summer-progs.htm

College sites change each year
http://www.collegehorizons.org
Target: Native American students; rising sophomores and juniors

Dedicated Engineers
http://www.dedicatedengineers.org/Resources/summer_programs.htm

Dow Jones Newspaper Fund
http://djnewspaperfund.dowjones.com/fund/hss_summer_workshop.asp

INROADS
http://www.inroads.org/interns/internWhatItTakes.jsp

Latino Community Leadership Seminar
http://www.nd.edu/~lclsem/
Target:  Catholic Latino/a students; rising seniors

Health Professions
http://www.naahp.org/resourcesminopp.htm

Quality Education for Minorities (QEM) Network
http://www.qem.org/internship.htm

WECAAARE Education Foundation
http://www.wecaaare.org/pages.asp?pageid=6833
http://www.cylc.org 
http://www.nylf.org
http://www.TheInternationalSummit.com


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General Summer Resources

*There are over 400 Enrichment programs described on www.EnrichmentAlley.com.  This is a free comprehensive searchable database.  It includes numerous free programs as well as many that offer financial aid.  Reviews too!

*EDGE Program for Girls at Union College in NY.  Engineering related.

*The National Student Leadership Conference hosts career-focused leadership programs at universities in New York, San Francisco, Washington, D.C. and Chicago. Students can choose from one of 14 career areas, including: Medicine, Engineering, International Diplomacy, Business, Sports Management, Forensic Science, International Business, Law, U.S. Policy and Politics, Theater, Journalism, National Security, Education and the Arts. More information on the programs can be found on our website at www.nslcleaders.org. Students can earn college credit from American University. Financial assistance is available.

Over 100-Plus science, mathematics, and engineering enrichment programs across the US. Membership site providing information and guidance on summer opportunities
http://www.whereyouheaded.com

http://www.sciserv.org/stp/index-s.htm lists summer programs in the sciences by state.

A California high school's College and Career Center's webpage has a link to summer programs. 
http://www.gunn.paloalto.ca.us/dept/guidance/summer.html

http://www.petersons.com/summerop/ssector.html  Search program by name, location, activities, day/residential

http://www.thayer.org/college/index.html. Go to "Other Things to Know" and then to "Interim Programs")

http://www.CYLC.org

http://www.nylf.org

http://www.sciserv.org

"Yale Daily News Guide to Summer Programs," by Sara Schwebel, Simon and Schuster, NY.
A Taste of College -Jane and David Nowitz, College Bound Communications, Inc., Woodridge, NJ.

http://www.petersons.com/summerop/ssector.html