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Discover
Your Summer 2008
Index by Organization
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| Acadia Institute of Oceanography (AIO) |
Topic(s): Marine Biology |
Marine Science Camp
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| Seal Harbor, ME |
Grade(s): 6 to 8, 9 to 10, 11 to 12 |
| Based on the beautiful and dramatic coast of Maine, AIO takes advantage of everything nature has to offer. In two-week sessions, students attend special lectures and mini-seminars on topics in oceanography and participate in hands-on field research and activities. Prior oceanographic experience is not required for enrollment. |
| Eligibility Requirements: Students age 12 to 19 are welcome to apply. Basic sessions are for students age 12 to 15; advanced sessions are for students age 15 to 19. |
| Dates: Basic Session 1 (June 22-July 5); Basic Session 2 (July 20-August 2); Advanced Session 1 (July 6-19); Advanced Session 2 (August 3-16) |
Fees: $1,995 (limited financial assistance may be available) |
| Deadline for Applications: May 15, 2008 |
| Notes: Scholarship Available, Overnight Lodging Provided, Classroom Time, Fieldwork Required, Fee Required |
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| Adler Planetarium |
Topic(s): Astronomy |
Astro Science Workshop (ASW)
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| Chicago, IL |
Grade(s): 9 to 10, 11 to 12 |
| The ASW began 40 years ago during the space-race with the goal of encouraging young minds to pursue careers in science. This is a challenging program for students who have demonstrated exceptional interest and aptitude in astronomy and related science. Students work hands-on with telescopes and real data, and will contribute to our knowledge of the solar system. They will spend seven hours a day (Monday-Friday) in the program. |
| Eligibility Requirements: Students entering grades 10 or 11 who have completed one year of algebra are eligible. Students with exceptional interest and ability in astronomy and related sciences are encouraged to apply. |
| Dates: Check web site for program dates |
Fees: $50 registration fee (waivers are available; contact the program coordinator) |
| Deadline for Applications: |
| Notes: Classroom Time, Fee Required, Daycamp |
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| Adler Planetarium |
Topic(s): Astronomy |
Teen Volunteer Program
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| Chicago, IL |
Grade(s): 9 to 10, 11 to 12 |
| Student volunteers provide educational activities for visitors to the planetarium through tours, demonstrations, experiments, storytelling and costumed characters. Volunteers learn about space science and share knowledge with visitors while fulfilling their service-learning requirements. Participants will also conduct scientific demonstrations, take part in crafts and other hands-on activities related to astronomy, answer questions and explain ideas presented in the exhibits to visitors. |
| Eligibility Requirements: Students over age 15 who enjoy working with the public and are interested in learning about science, particularly astronomy, are welcome to apply. |
| Dates: Mid June to late August |
Fees: No fee |
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| Notes: Service-Learning Hours, Free |
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| American Cancer Society |
Topic(s): Bio-Medical |
Summer High School Research Program
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| Chicago, IL |
Grade(s): 11 |
| The American Cancer Society, Illinois Division offers an integrated Summer Research Program designed for high school students in their junior year (class of 2009). The major objective of the program is to introduce students to scientific research, specifically cancer research, to promote career opportunities in the area of cancer, through a program supervised by the American Cancer Society, Illinois Division's Research Advisory Committee. This program will help students develop their own philosophy on biophysics, biochemistry, immunology, and pharmacology, as well as gain an understanding of cancer and its impact on Illinois residents. |
| Eligibility Requirements: Students in the 11th grade |
| Dates: June to mid-August |
Fees: $2000 stipend |
| Deadline for Applications: March 31, 2008 |
| Notes: Free |
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| Anti-Cruelty Society |
Topic(s): Animal Science |
Service Learning Days
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| Chicago, IL |
Grade(s): 9 to 10, 11 to 12 |
| The Anti-Cruelty Society's Service Learning Days program offers volunteer opportunities that require only a single-day commitment, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm, during which students work with animals and learn about the function of an animal shelter by participating in small projects. Volunteers earn five community-service hours. Students may attend two days per year. |
| Eligibility Requirements: Students entering grades 10 through 12 are welcome to apply. |
| Dates: Please contact Erin Kelly for program dates |
Fees: No fee |
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| Notes: Service-Learning Hours, Free |
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| Anti-Cruelty Society |
Topic(s): Animal Science |
Teen Volunteer Program
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| Chicago, IL |
Grade(s): 6 to 8, 9 to 10, 11 to 12 |
| The Anti-Cruelty Society offers a four- and six-week volunteer program for students interested in meeting and working directly with animals. Two sessions run during the summer, one for younger students ages 12 to 13, and one for older students ages 14-17. Spaces fill quickly. |
| Eligibility Requirements: Students ages 12 through 17 are welcome to apply. |
| Dates: Please contact Helen Jones-Mayer for program dates |
Fees: No fee |
| Deadline for Applications: No deadline to apply, but spaces fill quickly |
| Notes: Service-Learning Hours, Free |
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| Argonne National Labs |
Topic(s): Multiple Focus |
Pre-College Research Participation Program
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| Argonne, IL |
Grade(s): 12+ |
| This is an eight-week program in which college-bound students participate in laboratory research under the direction of Argonne scientists. Students will be selected by Argonne scientists and engineers who will provide research experience in areas such as biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering, environmental science, materials science, mathematics and physics. |
| Eligibility Requirements: Graduating 12th graders who have a GPA of at least 3.75 on a 4.0 scale, are Illinois residents, are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, and are enrolled to attend college in the fall of 2008 are eligible. |
| Dates: Dates announced in early February |
Fees: Participants receive a stipend of $375 per week |
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| Notes: Paid For Participation |
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| Ball State University |
Topic(s): Architecture |
College of Architecture and Planning Summer Workshop
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| Muncie, IN |
Grade(s): 11 to 12 |
| This workshop is an intensive immersion in environmental design and problem solving. CAP faculty members provide a series of exercises that challenge the young mind and its understanding of the built environment. Exercises are designed to encourage exploration and creativity. |
| Eligibility Requirements: Students entering grades 11 and 12 with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 are eligible. Students of all backgrounds and professional interests are welcome to apply. |
| Dates: July 13-25 |
Fees: $950; students in financial need may submit a letter requesting a fee reduction with their application |
| Deadline for Applications: May 24, 2008 |
| Notes: Classroom Time, Overnight Lodging Provided, Scholarship Available, Fee Required |
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Brian Hollars, Coordinator CAP Summer Workshop
765-285-5862
bkhollars@bsu.edu |
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| Ball State University |
Topic(s): Multiple Focus |
Summer Camps
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| Muncie, IN |
Grade(s): 6 to 8, 9 to 10 |
| Summer camps provide opportunities for students to explore new topics and ideas, experience expert instruction, engage in hands-on activities and enjoy the challenges of learning. Our residential programs offer students the opportunity to interact with others who have similar interests and abilities. |
| Eligibility Requirements: Students in grades 6 to 10 are eligible. |
| Dates: Multiple sessions (early June to early August) |
Fees: $400-$800 (depending on session) |
| Deadline for Applications: |
| Notes: Fee Required, Overnight Lodging Provided |
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| Boston University |
Topic(s): Mathematics |
Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS)
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| Boston, MA |
Grade(s): 9 to 10, 11 to 12 |
| PROMYS encourages high school students to explore the creative world of mathematics. Students from around the country gather on the campus of Boston University for six weeks of rigorous mathematical activity and challenging problems in number theory. Students are advised by resident assistant counselors who have just graduated high school, as well as college-age counselors who are embarking on their own mathematical careers at some of the nation's finest universities. |
| Eligibility Requirements: Students entering grades 9 through 12 are welcome to apply. |
| Dates: Check web site for program dates |
Fees: 2007 costs were $2,400 plus books |
| Deadline for Applications: June 1, 2008 |
| Notes: Classroom Time, Overnight Lodging Provided, Fee Required |
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