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GA Tech Building Construction Summer Camp
The Pre-College Building Construction Summer Camp program consists of two-week in-person workshops hosted by the College of Design at the Georgia Institute of Technology. This program provides the opportunity to engage with world-class faculty and current students, and give high-school (rising juniors and rising seniors) students meaningful insight into what it is like to study Building Construction at Georgia Tech.
Full and partial scholarships available! Apply here
For inquiries please email: Kirsten McLagan
Applications for the 2023 Pre-College Summer Program are now open.
Harvard International Relations Scholars Program
Welcome. The Harvard Undergraduate Foreign Policy Initiative (HUFPI) invites you to apply to the 2023 Harvard Undergraduate International Relations Scholars Program (HUIRSP)
June 1st - June 4th, 2023
This annual program offers you the firsthand experience of engaging with and learning from world-class leaders, diplomats, and career service members. In a cohort of young student-leaders, you will receive mentorship from experts in the global affairs field, conduct policy research, and present your findings to Harvard professors.
This competitive application process will provide us insights into your interests, your current grasp of global affairs, and what aspects of international relations excite you.
The cost of the program for admitted students will be $450 (USD), and a reduced $350 (USD) for early applicants. Low-income students are eligible for financial assistance on a case-by-case basis.
All high school students, grades 9-12 are eligible to apply,including graduating Seniors '23
The priority deadline is April 15, 2023
The final deadline is May 10, 2023
The Academy for Future Teachers
10th-12th grade, those active in educator prep opportunities or who tutor/mentor children/teens. A 3.0 GPA is ideal, though exceptions are made based upon activities and strong teacher recommendations.
Applying freshman must have a rigorous academic record. That said, all students open to exploring a career as an educator or in a STEAM field are encouraged to apply. AFT'23 is IN-PERSON.
Dates: June 5-23, 2023
Location: Georgia State’s downtown campus.
Times: 8:00 a.m. to 1 p.m./Three weeks - Daily
High school participants will connect to build teaching and communication skills. Applying STREAM concepts, small teams dig deep into current, real-world challenges and then devise engaging ways to teach the answers they uncover. AFT spotlights the professional and academic skills educators need — practical skills every student and future STREAM leader can use.
Best of all — high school students will teach real students every week! Real middle school and pre-K students give students essential real-world feedback that helps these future educators spotlight the professional and academic skills they need while deciding what goals are right for them.
GSU Academy for Future Teachers
GUIDE, the Youth Advisory Board (YAB) is a group of high school students from across Gwinnett County who come together to learn leadership skills, provide input to various aspects of GUIDE programming and conduct substance abuse prevention projects.
Our YAB members are committed to positively impacting the community, as well as making responsible and healthy personal choices. Throughout the school year, YAB members take part in monthly meetings and help plan things like youth leadership training, community-wide events and peer-prevention campaigns designed to reduce alcohol, tobacco and other drug use.
YAB applications are now available for the 2023-2024 school year! If you’re interested in joining us, submit an application by May 5, 2023.
Georgia Teen Institute is a youth leadership program for Youth Action Teams throughout Georgia that begins with a summer training program and continues with year-round support. Youth teams attend a four-day residential camp held at Oxford College to develop leadership skills and engage in the Strategic Prevention Framework planning process through workshops, Team Meetings and team building activities. The teams work to plan and implement peer-focused prevention and community service projects.
Georgia Teen Institute 2023 will be held June 12-16 at Oxford College.
National Flight Academy Scholarship Application
5.5 Day Program FREE of cost.
The scholarship is available to all incoming 7th-12th grade students between the ages of 11-17.
The Scholarship will cover the cost of tuition only. This includes lodging, activities and meals.
Eligibility Requirements
Incoming 7th-12th grade students – they CANNOT be high school graduates.
Ages 11-17 (while in attendance at the National Flight Academy) Application Requirements
Cover sheet
300 word response to the three mandatory questions
Recommendation letter(s) must be submitted using the format provided on the National Flight Academy website.
*Letter(s) of Recommendation will not be accepted if they do not use the approved format.
Please return the application with cover sheet, all supporting essays and recommendation letter electronically or mailed to:
National Flight Academy boost@NationalFlightAcademy.com
1 Fetterman Way or (applications only please)
NAS Pensacola, FL 32508
Emory Volunteen Program accepts current high school students, ages 15 – 18 for student volunteer opportunities.
The teen volunteer program is offered during the summer months only. The VolunTeen application will become available mid-February of the corresponding year.
EMORY UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL – 1364 Clifton Road, Atlanta, GA 30322
High School Student Application – Available mid-February of corresponding year
EMORY UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL MIDTOWN – 550 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA 30308
High School Student Application – Available mid-February of corresponding year
If you have additional questions concerning volunteer opportunities or regarding the following locations: Emory University Hospital or Emory University Hospital Midtown - please call 404- 712-0375.
Does your student want to learn about Georgia State Government?
Summer Camp Registration 2023
Women in Engineering Summer Camp
Senior Tigers Engineering Camp
Junior Tigers
Auburn University Summer Outreach Camps
George Washington University is hosting a program for Latino leaders. Caminos al Futuro is a fully-funded summer scholarship program that engages high-achieving juniors (rising seniors) from U.S. high schools in a residential academic leadership development program at the George Washington University. This program is part of the Cisneros Hispanic Leadership Institute sponsored by GW alumnus Gilbert Cisneros and his wife, Jacki. The deadline to apply is March 1st.
Students are encouraged to apply at the Columbia University Summer Immersion Program or College Edge open to students entering grades 11 or 12.
Session 1 (A): May 3–Jun. 18
Session 2 (B): Jun. 28–Aug. 16
The DUKE Summer Session applications are now open. Please visit the website below for more information.
Constitutional Academy - Stay Tuned
Our annual summer program brings together high school students from across the country to Washington, D.C. for a week of deep discussions on critical issues and interactions with scholars, policy-makers, and national thought leaders. Participants also make new friends, tour the monuments and museums, and connect with professionals throughout the D.C. area.
Rolling applications being processed and Virtual online program
The Georgia Ready Summer Institute is a one-week, cohort-based residential program for high-achieving underrepresented high school students throughout Georgia who are going into their senior year.
The institute's focus will center on research and innovation for this inaugural year.
July 11-16, 2023
During their experience, participants will begin exploring desired research interests, discovering how researchers identify problems, collect & analyze data, and engage in entrepreneurial and commercialization endeavors. Additional activities will provide the pre-collegiate scholars with a greater understanding of themselves, fostering enhanced critical thinking and public speaking skills by participating in an active-learning activity that will broaden their conceptions of diversity and inclusion, uncovering how societal issues can impact their work. Most importantly, participants will gain a glimpse of what life as a UGA scholar is like, living in a campus residence hall, eating at our award-winning dining facilities, as well as touring the Athens campus and various research facilities.
The Georgia Ready Summer Institute experience will:
ENHANCE participants’ conceptions of undergraduate research prior to their college enrollment, assisting in cultivating potential research interests.
EXPAND participant’s grasp of innovation, its inherent correlation to research, and highlight embedded ethical considerations.
FOSTER participants’ career & professional development through the establishment of peer and near-to-peer networks, bolstering their conceptions of self, critical thinking, problem-solving, and cognitive diversity skills.
STRENGTHEN participants’ commitment to the G, intentionally engaging them with our world-class faculty, research facilities, prominent alumni, and vital resources (e.g., the Jere W. Morehead Honors College) throughout the institution.
To apply to the Georgia Ready Summer Institute, please click here!
There is no cost to attend and applications will remain open until the end of May.
If you have any questions, contact us at: OIDStudents@uga.edu .
UWG - Georgia Scholars Institute is a 4-week summer program for high-achieving students to live on University of West Georgia’s campus during the month of June, take dual-enrollment classes together and earn Honors College credit.
With lots of fun and stimulating extra-curricular activities, students get to experience college life and make connections with other student-scholars and world-class faculty.
To be eligible to participate in the Georgia Scholars’ Institute program, students generally meet the following criteria, but admission is based on a holistic view of each student:
A limited number of scholarships may be available to assist students with a portion of the housing costs. To inquire about a GSI scholarship, please email honors@westga.edu.
Fully funded STEM programs, funding information, career information, and other STEM resources for K-12 students and their parents and teachers.
STEM Internships, Camps & Funding Opportunities (K-12 level)
Latino American Association will be offering FREE Summer Program in Gwinnett for students and families interested.
Gwinnett Middle & High School Students: July 6 - July 22
Please click on the link above to obtain more information.
miRcore 2022 Computational Biology Research Camps
Location: Online/In-person [Univ. of Michigan/ Scripps Research Inst.
Time: 9 am - 4 pm (CT/PT)
Audience: High school students (including incoming freshmen)
Students will learn to do computational biology research using clinical data to identify genes related to certain diseases!
Computational Biology Virtual Camps
Session 1: June 13 – June 17, 2022
Session 2: June 20 – June 24, 2022
Session 3: July 11 – July 15, 2022
Session 4: August 1 – August 5, 2022
Visit miRcore website for more information and registration!
https://www.mircore.org/2022-summer-camps/
Northside Gwinnett will be offering a summer teen program for a select number of RISING SENIOR STUDENTs (2024) in High school from June-July (agreeing to volunteer at least 4 hours per week).
These students will need to complete the online application
Those applications will be accepted March 1- April 3rd.
In this program, we will offer several lunch and learn classes."
This digital YES Program curriculum will show students how S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) is applied to both, real-world situations and NHRA Drag Racing. After completion of this digital program, all participating students are eligible to receive a free ticket to attend an upcoming NHRA National Event in person.
Penn Summer Prep Programs
US student May 1, 2021
Penn Summer Academies
US student May 1, 2021
Pre-College Program
US student May 1, 2021
Young Scholars Program
Summer 2021 - Session I May 1, 2021
Summer 2021 - Session II June 1, 2021
Application
Applications may only be submitted through our online application system. Please note that this system is utilized for undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education programs in addition to summer high school programs; the language in our application system may reference other programs.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis through the application deadline or until programs have reached full capacity. Admissions decisions will be posted to your online application account. You will receive an email notice when your admissions decision is available.
A successful applicant should have:
Samford University's McWhorter School of Pharmacy is offering Bulldog Pharmacy Camp is an overnight camp that provides an opportunity for rising high school juniors and seniors and incoming college freshmen to learn about careers in pharmacy. Participate in compounding and hands-on demonstrations in a pharmacy science lab and tour local health care facilities and pharmacies.
2021 Updates Coming Soon
High school students that are interested in investigating a career as a pharmacist. We would like to invite your students to participate in Bulldog Pharmacy Camp. During the week of pharmacy camp they will experience hands-on learning about health careers in pharmacy, participate in tours of local health care facilities and local pharmacies, participate in compounding activities and hands on demonstrations in the College of Health Sciences Learning and Simulation Laboratories. Students who attend the camp will have the unique opportunity to spend time on the Samford campus and experience campus life with us, spend time with pharmacy professors, and have a lot of time to interact with other students also interested in careers in pharmacy.
Selection for the camp is based on high school academic performance and their interest in the professions of pharmacy.
If a student has not taken the ACT or SAT, they should have their guidance counselor send an email to pharmacycamp@samford.edu stating that the student is applying for camp and has not taken the test yet.
You can find information about our GCPS Special Education Department Parent Mentors and the GCPS Transition Fair on the district website. Presentations from the last Transition Fair are available for review.
Previous Transition Fair topics:
DePaul University will offer a non-college credit program that prepares rising 11th and 12th grade students for the college audition and interview process, all while building life-long connections with one of the top theatre conservatories in the nation.
For three weeks (June 26-July 18, 2021), students will study one of six concentrations from the comforts of home - acting, comedy arts, directing, design, playwriting, or stage management/theatre technology. Operating on a virtual platform for the second year in a row allows us to offer a more accessible, affordable program for students who may not have been able to travel to Chicago this summer.
Summer High School Training Program | Conservatory | The Theatre School | DePaul University, Chicago
