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SUMMER
ENRICHMENT 2003
ORIENTATION
FOR MONTGOMERY COLLEGE FRESHMEN- "HOW TO SUCCEED IN
SEPTEMBER"
The Rockville and Takoma Park campuses of Montgomery
College have announced free, two-week orientation and
planning programs for graduating seniors planning to enroll
at the Takoma Park or Rockville campuses this fall. The
programs will take place in June, July and/or August and
students can earn one college credit. They include lunch and
supplies but enrollment is limited. Contact Martha Krieger
at Takoma Park at 301 650-1328 or D.J. McCullough at
Rockville at 301 279-5088.
NEW YORK
FILM ACADEMY FILM CAMP
Students ages fourteen to seventeen can participate in
the New York Film Academy High School Workshop and explore
film and video arts and performance for the screen and
stage. Summer locations include Universal Studios, LA,
Disney-MGM Studios, FL, Harvard, Princeton, and schools in
London and Paris among others. Costs vary among sites and
different programs - $1000 deposit required in advance. Call
212 674-4300 or http://www.nyfa.com
for
information and online application.
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY SUMMER JOURNALISM PROGRAM FOR MULTICULTURAL
STUDENTS
Multicultural students currently enrolled in the 10th,
11th, and 12th grades are invited to apply for a scholarship
to participate in an intensive two-week residential program
for newspaper journalism to be held June 23-July 3, 2003 at
Howard Univesity. Students should have a good command of
English, and have moderate typing skills. Students should
have a demonstrated interest in journalism as a career.
Twenty students will be selected. Deadline to register is
May 12th. Application available in the Career
Center.
DEVRY
UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOLARS 2003
Upcoming juniors and seniors who are uncertain about a
college major and would like to learn more about business
and/or technology can apply to earn college credit that will
transfer to just about abnyu college or university. Students
should have a 3.0+ GPA and PSAT/SAT of 1100 or higher. Five
students will be selected from Blake to receive a
scholarship to attend that will cover tuition and lab fees.
Students will pay for books, supplies and parking. Register
online by May 30th at http://community.crys.devry.edu
LIZ
LERMAN DANCE EXCHANGE SUMMER TEEN IMMERSION
This program for students ages 13-17 brings together
teens to study and dance with the naitonally-renowned Liz
Lerman Dance Exchange company in Takoma Park. The program
will take place from July 27-August 2, 2003. Contact
Elizabeth Johnson at 301 270-6700 x25 or
johnson@danceexchange.org
THE
LEAGUE AT CAMP GREENTOP SEEKS COUNSELORS FOR SUMMER
The nation's oldest summer camp for people with
disabilities located in Catoctin Mountain National Park in
western Maryland, is looking for staff for this summer. The
League's mission is to enrich the lives of children and
adults through recreational activites in a safe, community
environment. Apply online at http://www.campgreentop.org
or phone
410 323-0500,
MONTGOMERY
COLLEGE TAKOMA PARK JUNIOR CAMP COUNSELOR POSITIONS
AVAILABLE
Students ages 16 and older with a minimum 2.7 GPA and
basic computer and tutoring skills are invited to apply for
positions as junior counselors at their FIT Summer Camp:
$5.75/hour. Junior counselors in training can be 14 years
and will receive community service hours. Contact Shauvon
Simmons Wright at 301 650-1428 for information. Applications
available in the Career Center.
MONTGOMERY
COLLEGE/WORKFORCE DEVELOPEMENT SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAMS
MC offers a host of summer classes and programs for
youth in grades 2 - 12 on all three campuses. High School
students agees 16 and older can participate in a three-week
intensive workshop on filmmaking, as well as a ariety of
academic offerings. Application and information booklets are
available in the Career Center. Call 301 251-7264 for
additional information. Brocure also available at
http://montgomerycollege.edu/Departments/cedeptrv/summ_youth.pdf
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY / NAACP REGINALD LEWIS YOUTH ENTREPRENEURIAL
INSTITUTE
This five week summer program for high school students
ages 14-18 who live in low income communities and have a
minimum 2.0 GPA begins June 30th, 2003 and runs
Monday-Thursday, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Participants learn the
fundamentals of developing and operating a business. Twenty
students will be chosen to participate. Deadline: April 28,
2003.For additional information contact the institute at 410
580-5760.
RED CROSS
YOUTH VOLUNTEER PROGRAM AT WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL
CENTER
High School students ages 14-18 are invited to make a
positive impact helping others while gaining medical
volunteer experience. For information call 202-782-6362.
Orientation dates are Monday, June 30 and Monday, July 7,
2003.
MARYLAND
LEADERSHIP WORKSHOPS (MLW) SUMMER PROGRAM
Maryland Leadership Workshops is holding a weeklong
program for high school students entering grades 9 - 12 from
August 3rd - August 9th at McDaniel College in Westminster,
MD. The cost for the program is $385. A $100 scholarship
will be awarded to assist with tuition at each high school
for one student. Deadline to register for tuition
scholarship is May 2, 2003. Contact Karen Crawford,
coordinator for student affairs, at 301 279-4957.
MCPS
ANNOUNCES SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Application packets are available in the Career Center
for MCPS Summer Internships. The program runs for five weeks
for current 10th, 11th and 12th grade students and requires
teacher recommendations, transcript, resume, cover letter
and a copy of the summer school registration form. The cost
for the program is $405 for an 8 hour internship and $235
for the four hour program. Deadline to register is May 1st.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
YOUNG SCHOLARS PROGRAM
The Young
Scholars Program runs
from July 13-August 1, and allows high school students to
enrollin a college course, earn three college credits, and
experience college life. Eleven customized courses are
designed to give students' hands-on experience and important
career information about their particular area of interest.
Application deadline is May 15th. Students can apply online
or call 310 405-8588.
PETERSONS SUMMER
OPPORTUNITIES
Check out summer opportunities and search
Petersons
database of over
3000 programs, camps and travel opportunities.
SUMMER JOBS WITH THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT - USA JOBS
The Federal Government's Summer
Employment Program creates
training and work opportunities for individuals who can work
only during summer months.The work ranges from office
support, trades and labor occupations, to positions in
professional
fields.http://www.usajobs.opm.gov/a7.htm
D.C. NATIONAL GUARD YOUTH
LEADERS' CAMP
The Youth Leaders' Camp held in Scotland, Maryland from
June 20-28th, encourages students ages 13-15 years old to
live together in harmony and to use teamwork to attain
objectives. The camp offers guidance in character building
and good citizenship and encourages youth to build
self-respect and sel-esteem. Campers are given a first-hand
look at the facets of the Army and Air National Guard as a
component of the national defense. Registration forms are
available in the Career Center or by calling 202 685-9724.
Deadline: May 20, 2003.
GIRL SCOUT CAMP
COUNSELORS NEEDED
Seniors, if you're looking for a summer job where you
can have fun while making a difference in the lives of girls
ages 6-17, consider working at one of three girl scout
residential camps in Virginia. There are administrative,
unit leader, unit counselor , specialist, waterfront and
support positions available. Apply online at
www.gscnc.org
or phone 202
237-1670, ext. 209.
TASIS SCHOOLS: AMERICAN
SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAM
Tasis Summer Programs in Europe provide challenging
academic enrichment with extensive travel for students ages
6 - 18. For additional information contact the Washington DC
office at 202 965-5800 or the web site at www.tasis.com.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYAND
SUMMER PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN AND TEENS
Summer is coming! Check the web for the University
of Maryland's Summer Programs
in academics, Arts
and Recreation, Physical and Mental Health, Sports, and
Child care or call 301 405-0418.
MARYLAND SUMMER CENTERS
FOR GIFTED AND TALENTED STUDENTS
Summer Center programs offer gifted and talented
students in Grades 3 - 12 an opportunity to explore the Fine
and Performing Arts, Science, Technology, History and
Writing at residential and non-residential sites across the
state. Tuition ranges from $50 - $675. A sampling of courses
offered include Orchestra, Musical Theater, Acting Visual
Arts, Dance, and Photography. There are also several science
programs for high school students in bay studies and the
applied sciences. Deadline to apply is April 15th.
Registration forms and information are available at
www.marylandpublicschools.org/summercenters
BUTTERFLY
DOCENTS NEEDED FOR BROOKSIDE GARDENS
Students ages 16 and up can earn student service
learning credits volunteering for Brookside Gardens' Wings
of Fancy" exhibit from May through September. Docents will
educate the public on the butterfly life cycle and will
insure that USDA regulations are followed. Volunteers must
commit 10 - 2 1/2 hour shifts between mid-May and late
September in a work environment that consists of a butterfly
habitat of moderate humidity and warm temperatures. Training
and a study guide will be provided. Contact Ellen Hartranft
at 301 962-1421.
NASA / CAPITOL COLLEGE
PREP PROGRAM FOR MINORITY STUDENTS
The NASA/PREP is a free, competitive, six week program
designed to strengthen the academic, study, and
interpersonal skills of minority 11th and 12th grade
students interested in a Bachelor of Science degree in
astronautical engineering, computer engineering, computer
science, electrical engineering, or software engineering.
Students are expected to live in the dormitories during the
week. Qualified applicants should have a minimum 2.8 GPA and
950 SAT (500+ Math). Students should have completed two
years of Algebra, one year of trigonometry, and three years
of lab science. Informations session and placement testing
will be held on March 22, 2003. Call 301 953-3200 for
additional information. Deadline to apply: April 4,
2003
GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOLARS FOR JUNIORS
Thirty-five students will have the opportunity to live
on GW's Mount Vernon campus and take classes with other GW
students. They will participate in a variety of
co-curricular and enrichment activities designed to enhance
readiness for college. Deadline to apply is April 1st. Cost
of the program including room and board is $5,648.
Website:www.gwu.edu/summer/scholars
HOWARD UNIVERSITY SUMMER
PRE-COLLEGE PREPARATION PROGRAM
Howard University is opffering a four week intensive
college prep program that simulates the Freshman college
year. It focuses on critical thinking and problem-solving
skills combining coursework in English and Communication
skills, Math, science, computer usage and study skills.
Students who have completed the 10th, 11th, and 12th grade
are eligible. Cost of the program is $2,000. Deadline to
apply is May 1, 2003. For information and registration call
Roland Byrd at 202 806-7634.
ITHACA COLLEGE SUMMER
PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Ithaca College offers one, three and five week programs
for students to take college courses and earn credit.
Students experience residential life on campus and
participate in a variety of entertainment and
extracurricular activities. For additional information /
registration contact Warren Schlesinger at warren@ithaca.edu
or www.ithaca.edu/summercollege
MARYLAND INSTITUTE
COLLEGE OF ART SUMMER 2003
The pre-college Studio Residency Program offers current
sophomores and juniors a chance to earn three college
credits, enchance their portfolios and expand their art
experiences through in-depth studio instruction, workshops,
and seminars. Portfolio required. Priority registration
deadline is April 14, 2003. The cost of the program for a
residential students is $2,550. Financial aid and
scholarships are available.
PRATT INSTITUTE
PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAM SUMMER 2003
Over 300 high school students attend Pratt's intensive,
four-week college-level program. High school sophomores,
juniors and graduating seniors with an extensive background
in art and students who want exposure to college-level
courses to enhance their portfolio might choose to attend.
Deadline to apply is April 1st. Call 718 636-3453 for
information and registration
GOUCHER SUMMER ARTS
INSTITUTE: JULY 6 - JULY 18
Goucher offers pre-professional
[programs in dance, jazz, music, computer music and
brass iensemble for serious middle and high school students.
Students will have a chance for intensive study with
outstanding faculty. Residential tuition is $950,
non-residential: $650. To register, www.goucher.edu/announce
2003 NATIONAL YOUTH
SCIENCE CAMP: JUNE 26 - JULY 21
The four week, National Youth
Science Camp is one of the nation's premier programs in
secondary science education. Two seniors who have
demosntrated exceptional academic achievement, leadership,
and an interest in science, are chosen to represent each
state. The program is free for chosen delegates. The camp is
held in the mountains of West Virignia's Potomac Highlands
near Barstow. For additional information http://www.nysc.org.
UPWARD BOUND SUMMER MATH
AND SCIENCE PROGRAM AT UMBC
The Regional Upward bound program is a federally funded,
six-week, residential program with follow-up activities
during the school year designed to introduce high school
students to math and science careers. Each student receives
a $90 stipend upon completion of the program. All expenses
are paid by the Department of Education. Students must have
completed 9th grade, must have an interest in math and
science, must have a 3.0 GPA and must have low income status
and/or be first generation college status. Deadline to apply
is April 18th. Applications are available in the Career
Center or call 888-321-1298.
SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART
AND DESIGN RISING STAR SUMMER PROGRAM
This five week session is open
to current juniors who are interested in pursuing education
and careers in the visual and performing arts, design,
buiding arts, or the history of art and architecture. The
program carries 10 quarter hours of college credit. Call 800
869-7223 for information. Cost of the program is $4,975 -
$500 scholarships offered to students with 3.5
GPA.
CARNEGIE MELLON
PRE-COLLEGE SUMMER PROGRAMS
Carnegie Mellon announces their
summer enrichment programs that include the Summer Academy
for Minority Students, the Advanced Placement Early
Admission Program and programs in Architecture, Art, Design,
Drama and Music. For additional information and application,
call 412-268-2082 or www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college
DICK LOUIE SMITHSONIAN
INTERNSHIP FOR AMERICANS OF ASIAN DESCENT
Summer internships are available for current juniors or
seniors of Asian descent at the Freer Gallery of Art and the
Arthur Sackler Gallery. This six week program will provide
stipends of $1,500 for four interns. The program runs from
June 30th to August 8th, Monday - Friday from 9:00 AM - 4:30
PM. Applications must be received no later than March 24,
2003. For information, applicaiton and recommendation forms,
call Elizabeth Benskin at 202 357-4880 ext. 246 or email
elizabeth.benskin@asia.si.edu.
SUMMER SEARCH BOOKS HAVE
ARRIVED IN THE CAREER CENTER
The 2003 Summer Search books filled with over 200 summer
enrichment opportunties for students from pre-school through
12th grades can be picked up in the Career Center. Deadlines
and costs for the programs vary, and financial assistance is
available for some programs. Parents and students should
consider attending a Summer Search Meeting on February 19th
from 7:00 - 9:00 PM in the Theatre Arts Auditorium of
Montgomery College, Rockville to find out about programs
tailored to the student's interests, skills, or talents.
Application packets will be available at the meeting. For
additional information, contact Samuel Maruca at 301
279-3100.
UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS
SUMMER INSTITUTE
The University of the Arts welcomes aspiring artists to
participate in their summer program offering courses from
within their College of Art and Design, Media and
Communication, and Performing Arts. Students must be ages 15
- 18 in their 10th, 11th, or 12th year of high school. For
additional information call 800-616-ARTS, #6430 or
www.arts.edu
STEM-CENTER FOR THE
ADVANCEMENT OF HISPANICS IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
The STEM Institute is a commuter summer program that
serves minority groups that have been traditionally
underrepresented in math and science, including Hispanics,
African-Americans, and Native Americans. It is an
academically demanding, competitive program (minimum 3.0
GPA) consisting of courses in math and sciences. Students
also can participate in SAT Prep courses and college
application workshops. Students should currently be enrolled
in 5th - 11th grades. Letters of recommendations and
transcript are requjired. Deadline to submit completed
application is April 1, 2003. For information contact
Shannon Dunphy Lazo at 202 835-3600x115 or www.cahsee.org
U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY SUMMER
SEMINAR FOR CLASS OF 2004
The Summer Seminar offers current juniors an chance to
visit the Naval Academy for one week during the summer to
expereicne all aspects of the Naval Academy including the
academic program, physical training, and midshipman life.
For information and application call David Vetter, Dean of
Admissions at 410 293-4361 or
www.usna.edu/Admissions.
Registration accepted after February 1, 2003.
PROJECT ACCESS SUMMER
INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTS
The Summer Institute is an intensive four week program
of instruction in math, writing, reading,training in
transitional/college success skills and career counseling.
It will be held on the Howard Community College campus in
Columbia. Tuition is $350. Contqct Linda Schnapp, Assistant
Director of Project Access at 410-772-4625
JUNIOR STATESMAN SUMMER
SCHOOL FOR OUTSTANDING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
The Junior Statesman Program offers a challenging,
dynamic academic experience to students who have a passion
for politics and government. Over 1,000 students will gather
on five campuses (Georgetown, Princeton, Yale, Stanford and
Northwestern) to participate in classes structured to
develop their knowledge of political systems and to improve
their ability to speak and write persuasively. Cost of the
program is $3,325. Partial scholarships are available. Call
800 317-9338 for information.
IOCOCCA INSTITUTE SUMMER
CAP PROGRAM FOR MULTICULTURAL STUDENTS
The Iococca Institute at Lehigh University offers a
series of one-week residential Career Awareness Programs
(CAP) for multicultural students. Each week is focused on a
career field and includes classes, company visits, and team
projects with business/industry professionals. Other than
travel expenses, there is no cost to attend. Corporate
sponsors cover all expenses. Students of color who have a
GPA of 3.0 or above are encouraged to apply. Applications
can be downloaded at http://www.iacocca-lehigh.org/cap
Deadline to apply is April 4, 2003.
SUMMER SCHOLARS PROGRAM
AT WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
This four week program gives college-bound students a
chance to sample college life through academic and
co-curricular components which include a Summer Scholars
Chorus, a film series and a writing lab. The cost for the
program is $2,200. For information phone
540-458-8113.
SUMMER INSTITUTE FOR THE
GIFTED
The SIG provides instruction in more than 80 academic,
arts, and recreational courses on several college campuses
including Vassar, Bryn Mawr, Amherst, Oberlin and Drew
University.Each student selects five corses that meet five
times a week. The Summer Institute requires that evidence of
high academic ability or achievement be submitted with the
application. For additional information and application:
www.giftedstudy.com
BARNARD COLLEGE SUMMER IN
NEW YORK CITY PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAM
Barnard announces its five-week program for young men and
women. Students choose two courses from a variety of subject
areas such as architecture, film studies, law, music,
theatre, literature and others. Cost for the five-week
program is $3,600. www.barnard.edu/pcp
VISITING STUDENT
ENTRICHMENT PROGRAM (VSEP) AT GODDARD
Goddard Space Flight Center offers high school and college
students opportunities to work as full-time temporary
contractors for salary with professionals through a project
focused on computer science or the application of computers
to solve problems in other sciences. Students must be U.S.
citizens or permanent residents. Participants will be judged
on their academic record, letters of reference, additional
computer or technology experience and career goals. Funding
is available for about 20 positions. Application deadline is
Tuesday, January 28, 2003. There is no formal application.
Guidelines are available at http:.//esdcd.gsfc.nasa.gov/VSEP
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
SUMMER COLLEGE FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Summer College is designed to allow talented high school
students to start college-level study early, earn college
credit (six or seven credits) test a career interest, and
live on campus for six weeks. Summer 2003 program offerings
include: Acting and Musical theater, Architecture, Art and
Design, Engineering and Computer Science, Fashion and
Textile Design, Law,Liberal Arts, Mamangement and Public
Communications. Total cost of the programs range from
$4,800-$5,200 and include room and board and fees. Apply
online at www.syr.edu/summer
or 315-443-5297.
SUMMER DISCOVERY PROGRAM
AT UCLA, UC SANTA BARBARA, UC SAN DIEGO, UNIVERSITY OF
MICHIGAN, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT AND
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY
The Summer Discovery Programs announces this year's schedule
of enrichment programs for high school students at seven
popular universities. All-uinclusive tuition ranges from
$3,500 - $6,500 and includes academics, room and board,
college visits, trips, sports, etc. For additional
information: www.summerfun.com
or phone 800 645-6611.
LEAD SUMMER BUSINESS
INSTITUTE FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN, HISPANIC, NATIVE AMERICAN.
JUNIORS
LEAD introduces minority high school juniors with strong
academic credentials and demonstrated leadership skills to
challenging careers in business. The Summer Business
Institute (SBI) is 3 - 4 weeks long. Participants will live
on a college campus, attend business classes and visit local
corporations. Candidates must be U.S. citizens or permanent
residents and must have a B average or better and a minimum
100 PSAT or 1000 SAT. There is no cost for the progam. Apply
online at www.leadnational.org
. Participating campuses include Cornell, Dartmouth, Duke,
Northwestern, University of Chicago, University of Michigan,
UNC Chapel Hill and University of Virginia among others.
Some applications available in the Career Center.
MICHIGAN MATH AND SCIENCE
SCHOLARS SUMMER PROGRAM
The University of Michigan is offering a an "all sciences"
summer camp for current high school students who have
completed (at a minimum) the ninth grade. The program will
be held on the Ann Arbor campus and will cover topics in
many different sciences including Mathematics, Chemistry,
Astronomy, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, etc. The cost
for the program is $1350 per two week session and includes
room and board. To receive a progam brochure and application
contact: mmss@umich.edu or phone 734 767-4466. Materials can
also be downloaded from their website at www.math.lsa.umich.edu/mmss/
CORCORAN COLLEGE OF ART
AND DESIGN SUMMER PHOTOJOURNALISM PROGRAM
Corcoran College offers a six day summer program in
photojournalism taught by members of the White House Press
Corps. Award-winning photographers from the White House News
Photographer's Association provide students with a look at
the principles and practice of their trade. Participants
will attend workshops and lectures and work in
state-of-the-art computer labs. Possible visits to the White
House Press Briefing Room depending on availability. For
more information call 202 639-1801 or www.corcoran.edu
Also, students interested in studying photojournalism should
inquire about the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree program in
Photojournalism at Corcoran College of Art.
TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE SUMMER ENRICHMENT
PROGRAM
The VET-STEP Institute introduces promising high achieving
minority students in grades 9-12 to the veterinary
profession and curriculum, as well as enchances study
skills, personal motivation, and education reinforcement.
Check with the Career Center for applications or email:
pmitchell@tusk.edu. There is no cost for the program, but
students are responsible for transportation. Deadline to
apply is April 30, 2003.
SMITH SUMMER SCIENCE AND
ENGINEERING PROGRAM FOR WOMEN
Each summer, exceptional young women with strong interests
in science, engineering and medicine are selected to do
hands-on research with Smith faculty in the life and
physical sciences and in engineering. Girls who will be in
grades 9-12 in fall 2003 are eligible to apply for the
program that will take place from June 29th - July 26th. For
a brochure, application and financial aid information
contact: Email: gscordil@smith.edu or www.smith.edu/summerprograms/ssep
AMERICAN LEGION BOYS
STATE SUMMER PROGRAM 2003
The American Legion Boys State Program will be held at
McDaniel College, Westminster, MD, June 15-21, 2003/ The
program's aim is to expose current high school juniors to
the United States Constitutional form of government. The
program will emphasize the necessity of their future active
participation as a citizen in the government process to
insure continuing freedoms and rights. Applications are
available in the Career Center. Deadline to apply and submit
transcript and SAT score results is May 1st; but spaces fill
quickly so act quickly. There is no cost to participate if
selected. Contact Raymond Callegary, Director, at
410-727-1365 for additional information.
PEOPLE TO PEOPLE STUDENT
AMBASSADOR PROGRAM: SUMMER 2003 IN SOUTH AFRICA
The People to People student Ambassador Program is one
of the leading overseas experiences for middle and high
school students. The organization tries to bring people from
all over the world together to work toward world peace.
The
Washington, DC/Maryland delegation of People to People is
planning a journey to South Africa during the summer of
2003. The program is not
free and requires that young people be nominated. For
additional information, please contact Mr. Franklin Jones,
301 236-9196 for information and check out the web site at
www.studentambassadors.org
SUMMER
CAREER AWARENESS PROGRAMS FOR MINORITIES
Minority sophomores and juniors with a minimum 3.0 GPA
and strong involvement in school and community activities
can apply for two Career Awareness Programs :
"Accounting/Business" and "The Design Arts," to be held at
Lehigh University in July. The programs are sponsored by the
University, Ernst and Young, and Alcoa. Thirty scholarships
will be awarded for each program. Students will interact
with University faculty and industry professionals and
experience college life on campus. For information call 610
758-5979 or www.iacocca-lehigh.org/cap
WEST POINT SUMMER
INVITATIONAL ACADEMIC WORKSHOP FOR JUNIORS: JUNE
7-13
The U.S. Military Academy with host a summer workshop for
outstanding current high school juniors to expose them to
cadet life at the United States Military Academy.
Participants will learn about the unique structure of the
academic program at a service academy and although
attendance does not in any way obligate students to consider
the Academy, it does serve the role of opening a candidate
file. For consideration, juniors should be in the top 20% of
their class, have PSAT scores of at least 62 verbal or 62
Math, and have demonstrated leadership potential in athletic
and extracurricular activities. Interested students should
contact the Admissions Office at 845 938-4041 or
admissions@usma.edu before March 1, 2003.
PROJECT AIM: U.S. COAST
GUARD AUXILIARY SUMMER PROGRAM
Project AIM invites current juniors who are U.S. citizens
age 15 years and up and who rank in the top 25% of their
class to apply for Project AIM, a six day program conducted
the last week in July at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New
London, CT. Two hundred qualified young people from across
the country are guests of the Academy where they live the
routine of new cadets from reveille to retreat. Students
must have correctable vision to 20/20 and can't be color
blind. A transcript and PSAT or SAT scores must accompany
the application. Contact Harry E. Diehl at 301 942-4895 for
information and application.
ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY EXPLORE YOUR FUTURE SUMMMER PROGRAM
RIT announces a week-long career exploration and transition
program for deaf and hard-of-hearing high school juniors to
learn about careers in entgineering, information technology,
arts, sciences, business and the helping professions.
Students can attend one of two sessions that run between
July 19th and August 1, 2003. The program cost is $650.
Transportation is the student's responsibility. For
additional information contact the program coordinator, Jean
Bondi-Wolcott at 585 475-6705. or email:
jmb4646@rit.edu.
SUMMER STAY-IN-SCHOOL JOB
OPPORTUNITIES WITH THE SECRET SERVICE
The Secret Service is now advertising for Stay-in-School
positions for students ages 16 years and older who are
interested in full time summer work as a Clerk: Vacancy
Announcement No.:SUM-TM513-02. Salary range is $7.88-$10.86
per hour and the closing date for these positions is
1/15/2003. Students must be U.S. citizens and have a minimum
cumulative GPA of 2.5, and must pass a drug test. For
additional information and application forms visit the
Selective
Service Job Website.
JOHNS HOPKINS SUMMER
"HEADS UP" PROGRAM IN ENGINEERING
The Heads Up summer program offers seven weeks of
college-credit engineering courses for high school juniors
and seniors at the Johns Hopkins Shady Grove campus.
Engineering courses will be offered in Environmental
Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Computer/Electrical
Engineering, JAVA, etc. Arts and Sciences courses might
include Biotechnology, Bioethics, science writing, Film and
media special effects technology, etc. IBoth paid and unpaid
nternship opportunities will also be available to students
enrolled in classes. Tuition is approx. $1530/course -
Financial Aid is available. For additional information:
www.headsup.jhu.edu
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