Trinity High School AVAILABLE SUMMER PROGRAMS Updated 6/16/2015

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Trinity High School

AVAILABLE SUMMER PROGRAMS

Updated 6/16/2015

As we receive information regarding programs, topics, and dates, we will update

this information. Some program brochures are available in the Guidance Office.

Please continue to check back for new programs in the following areas:

ACADEMIC SKILLS AND ENRICHMENT

Alfred University - Summer Program for Teens – Summer 2015. High school students from all over the country come to make the most of their summer vacations by participating in a week long exciting camps such as art portfolio, astronomy, robotics, computer engineering, creative writing, ceramic & glass engineering theatre, equestrian, swimming, and chemistry. The website,

www.alfred.edu/summer contains detailed information, brochures, video, and application forms. Application deadline is May 1, 2015. Questions about class content may be directed to Dr. Burdick at [email protected] For general questions, email [email protected] or call 607-871-2612.

Barnard College – Pre-College Summer Programs for Rising Juniors and Seniors – Summer 2015. Enjoy college experience in various programs, Young Women’s Leadership Institute, Dance in the City, Summer in the City Program, Liberal Arts Intensive, Summer Science Seminars, and Entrepreneurs in Training. Visit website www.barnard.edu/summer for more information including dates and fees. On-line application is live February 1, 2015; students may apply for need-based scholarships.

ACCOUNTING

ARCHITECTURE

Carnegie Mellon University – Pre-College Programs – June 27-August 8, 2015 – Rising junior and senior students will spend the summer enrolled in one of the following programs: Architecture, Art & Design, Drama, Music, and National High School Game Academy. Online applications are available and the deadline is May 1, 2015. Please visit

http://admission.enrollment.cmu.edu/pages/pre-college/ for more information.

Cornell University – Summer College – 6/20-8/1/2015. 6-week, 6 credit Introduction to Architecture course for juniors and seniors. For more information call (607) 255-6203, e-mail at

[email protected], or visit www.summercollege.cornell.edu.

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ART

Carnegie Mellon University – Pre-College Programs – June 27-August 1, 2015 – Rising sophomores, juniors and senior students will spend the summer enrolled in one of the following programs: Architecture, Art & Design, Drama, Music, and National High School Game Academy. Online applications are available and the deadline is May 1, 2015. Please visit

Cornell University – Summer College – 6/20-8/4/2015. 6-week Introduction to art, design and fashion courses for juniors and seniors. For more information call (607) 255-6203, e-mail at

Maryland Institute of Art Pre-College Studio Residency Program Pick one of two awesome experiences: June 27-July 25, 2015 – This program is in Baltimore, MD and offers rising high school juniors and seniors a college-level art experience. Students live in Baltimore exploring the galleries and museums of both New York and Washington, DC, while they enhance their portfolio and earn three college credits. June 27-July 18, 2015 – This program is the International Pre-College Residency Program in Tuscany, the Monte Amiata Region of Italy. Students live and study here while they draw and paint the landscape. Field trips to Florence and cultural venues. Students earn two college credits. For further information, visit

www.mica.edu/precollege .

New Hampshire Institute of Art Pre-College Summer Program – July 5 – 17, 2015. High school students over age 16 are encouraged to apply. This program will help to develop college application portfolios while earning college credits. Students will participate in three classes in a variety of fine art and liberal art disciplines, earning up to 3 college-level elective credits. They will participate in a field trip, artists’ lectures, and motivating discussions with faculty and peers, and build their portfolios. Students will be living in the underclassmen dormitory, and meals will be served each day but Saturday evening dinner. Application reviews begin March 01. For further information, visit www.nhia, or contact the Admissions Office at

[email protected] or call 603-836-2589. Scholarships are awarded on a case by case basis and space is limited.

Savannah College of Art and Design – Summer Seminars – Starting June 14, 2015 – August 1, 2015. These one week seminars offer residential and non-residential workshops for high school students to explore new avenues of artistic development and expression in their Savannah and Atlanta locations. Students attend two workshops and have access to the university’s extensive facilities, resources and libraries. A closing exhibition of student work is held at the end of each session.

ASTRONOMY

AVIATION CAREER EDUCATION

BUSINESS

Babson College – Summer Study – July 7 – August 8, 2015 – For rising high school Juniors and seniors to earn college credit while providing a living/learning laboratory for students to focus on applying and advancing their knowledge in business and entrepreneurship. Application extended to April 15, 2015. Learn more about the program and application process by visiting

www.babson.edu

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Cornell University – Summer College – 6/20-8/4/2015. 6-week Introduction to business courses for juniors and seniors. For more information call (607) 255-6203, e-mail at

University of Pennsylvania-The Wharton School – July 5 – August 1, 2015 – Leadership in the Business World – Intensive summer program for a select group of rising high school seniors who want an introduction to a top-not undergraduate business education and the opportunity to hone their leadership, teamwork and communication skills. Students will attend lectures and presentations from faculty and guest speakers, engage in classroom discussions, receive coaching from upper level undergrads on communication and team-building, visit business enterprises and speak with successful leaders from across the industries of finance, entrepreneurship, entertainment, real estate, retail and more. For more information and application requirements, visit http://www.wharton.upenn.edu/academics/lbw.cfm

COLLEGE PREP PROGRAM / PRE-‐COLLEGE

Cornell University – Summer College 6/20-8/4/2015 – 6-week Introduction to college prep course for sophomores, juniors and seniors. For more information call (607) 255-6203, e-mail at

Northfield Mount Hermon – College Prep Program – June 27-August 1, 2015 Credit or enrichment courses for students in Grades 10-12 who select one major course plus an afternoon minor course and sport. Please visit www.nmhschool.org or call 413-498-3290 for more

information.

Boston University – Summer 2015. Session I: June 14-26, Session II:July 5-17, Session III:July 19-31. Summer Challenge is a two-week residential program for rising sophomore, junior or senior students. Summer Preview is a one-week commuter or residential programs for students entering their freshman or sophomore year. Research Internship in Science &

Engineering is a six-week residential or commuter program for rising seniors. The High School Honors Program is a six-week residential or commuter program for rising juniors and seniors. Academic Immersion Program is a two-week residential program for upcoming junio Up to 8 college credits may be earned. Learn more at www.bu.edu/summer/highschool or call (617) 353-1378.

Harvard Summer School – Summer 2015. June 20-August 8, 2015 – Six week college prep program for rising sophomores, juniors and seniors taking college courses. Also prepare for college visits, workshops and admissions talks. Use many first-rate Harvard facilities including gyms, labs and libraries and meet people and make friends from all over the United States and world. Learn more at www.summer.harvard.edu/ssp

NYU Precollege – Experience College this Summer - Summer 2015. July 5-August 14, 2015 - Rising high school juniors and seniors are offered the opportunity to experience academic and student life at New York University. For six weeks during the summer, you’ll explore careers in science, technology, mathematics or engineering while earning college credit, try out different subjects while building your college resume and become an expert at the college admissions process. Many weekend and evening events are planned. Apply online at

www.scps.nyu.edu/hsacademy or contact NYU with questions at [email protected] , or (212) 998-7006, or visit www.scps.nyu.edu/hsacademy.

Oxbridge Academic Programs – New York College Experience – Grade 9-12 – June 28- July 25, 2015. Students challenge themselves intellectually in traditional disciplines such as Art History, Literature, Politics and Economics, Drama, Creative Writing, and Speech and Debate as well as in subjects that are less commonly offered to schoolage students, such as Global Medicine, International Law, Business and Finance, Architecture and Filmmaking. Students choose two courses one as a major course and one as a workshop while living and experiencing the best of New York City. Visit www.oxbridgeprograms.com

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The Oxford Prep Experience – July 4 – July 30, 2015, grades 8-9. Students will reside in undergraduate housing. . Students choose from twenty three courses available, as diverse as Creative Writing, History’s Secrets, Psychology, and Speech and Debate. Also includes in-class sessions, fieldwork, labs, workshops, guest speakers, group discussions, and one-on-one instruction. At the end of the program, students have the opportunity to stay in Paris, France to complement their time in England. Visit www.oxbridgeprograms.com or

[email protected] for information and applications. You may also call (800) 828-8349. The Oxford Tradition – July 5– August 1, 2015, grades 10 – 12. . Students choose from 30 courses available, as diverse as Archeology, British History, Medical Science, Law and Society and Journalism. It includes in-class sessions, fieldwork, labs, workshops, guest speakers, field trips, activities and sports – all in a safe, supervised environment. At the end of the

program, students have the opportunity to stay in Paris, France to complement their time in England. Visit www.oxbridgeprograms.com or [email protected] for information and applications. You may also call (800) 828-8349.

The Oxford Cambridge Prep – July 4 – July 30, 2015, grades 8 - 9. . Students choose from twenty-four courses available, as diverse as Art History, Molecular Biology, Social Psychology. It includes in-class sessions, fieldwork, labs, workshops, guest speakers, field trips, activities and sports – all in a safe, supervised environment. At the end of the program, students have the opportunity to stay in Paris, France to complement their time in England. Visit

www.oxbridgeprograms.com or [email protected] for information and applications. You may also call (800) 828-8349.

The Oxford Cambridge Tradition – July 6 – August 2, 2015, grades 10 – 12. . Students choose from 30 courses available, as diverse as Architecture, Criminology, English Literature, Photojournalism and Zoology. It includes in-class sessions, fieldwork, labs, workshops, guest speakers, field trips, activities and sports – all in a safe, supervised environment. At the end of the program, students have the opportunity to stay in Paris, France to complement their time in England. Visit www.oxbridgeprograms.com or [email protected] for

information and applications. You may also call (800) 828-8349.

Pratt Institute Pre-College Summer Programs – July 6 – July 31, 2015. Explore the

possibility of studying art, design, architecture, or creative writing. Two separate locations: Pratt Institute, Brooklyn NY or the Utica extension campus. For residential students with mandatory evening and weekend activities. Deadline is April 1, 2015. For more information and application, plese visit www.pratt.edu/prostudies or call 718-636-3453.

Smith College – Precollege Summer Programs – Summer 2015. July 5 – August 1st_.

Programs for academically talented rising sophomores, juniors and senior girls. Residential programs available for Summer Science & Engineering, Young Women’s Writing Workshop, Discovering Women’s History, and Field Studies. Applications and more information are available on the website, www.smith.edu/summer Financial aid is also available.

Stanford University – Pre-College Institutes – Summer 2015. Program provides a unique residential academic experience where students are enrolled in a single subject intensive course. These courses are offered in a wide range of subject areas. For more information and

application, please www.summerinstitutes.stanford.edu

Summer Study Programs – Summer 2015 – Six(6) week program including SAT/ACT prep,

weekend trips, internships and workshops, community service programs, cultural excursions, French language immersion and many more activities at many different locations. For more information and application, visit www.SummerStudy.com. Contact information: (631)424-1000 or email at [email protected].

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starting July 5, 2015 for rising juniors and seniors. Also 6-week online session from May 18-June, 27 and July 6-August 15. Summer Immersion programs for rising sophomores as well. July 5-17 and July 19-July 31st. This Program provides a one-of-a-kind opportunity for students to explore academic interests at a top research university with challenging credit and non-credit courses are enriched by the intellectual and cultural resources of Washington, DC and taught by GW faculty and field experts. Please visit www.precollege.gwu.edu for more information or email [email protected]

Tufts University Summer Study Program – Summer 2015 – June 30 – August 7, 2015.

For high school students who would like the opportunity to catch a glimpse of college life, explore a possible major, prepare for college admission and earn college credit. Five pre-college

programs to choose from: The Tufts Summer Writing Program, Foundations of Law & Ethics, Health Science Honors, Bioinformatics Inquiry through Sequencing and College Courses for Seniors. Visit www.go.tufts.edu/summer for more information and application.

University of Notre Dame Summer Scholars –June 27 – July 11, 2015. Summer Scholars is a two-week program that introduces talented rising high school juniors and seniors to college-level academics ranging from liberal arts, to the sciences and business. The deadline to apply is January 30, 2015. Go online to http://precollege.nd.edu/ for further information and to access the online application, call the UND Office of Pre-College Programs at (574) 631-0990, or e-mail

[email protected].

Wagner College – Pre-College Program – Summer 2015 – Experience college life, earn college credit, and choose from four unique programs: Science & Literature/Writing, History & Literature Writing and Summer Music Theatre Institute. Priority deadline; April 15 – Regular Deadline; May 1st_{. To learn more and apply, visit www.wagner.edu/}

Washington University High School Summer Scholars Program – Summer 2015. Explore careers and majors in medicine, writing, archaeology, engineering, research and

www.summerexperiences.wustl.edu , email [email protected], or call 866-209-0691.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute – Pre-College Programs – Summer 2015 – Session II: July 6 – August 20, 2015 - Students can experience this seven week session and earn college credit for nearly 50 courses in math, science, engineering, humanities, and social science. Students can gain an introduction to college-level engineering, challenge themselves with calculus, or explore new topics like music theory and digital art learning from WPI experts in a supportive environment. To learn more and register, visit www.wpi.edu/+summersession or call 508-831-4132.

COMMUNICATION

COMPUTER – See also, STEM

DEBATE

DANCE

Wagner College – Dance Intensive – Summer 2015 – Experience college life and earn college credit. Priority deadline; April 15 – Regular Deadline; May 1st_{. To learn more and apply,}

visit www.wagner.edu/

ENGINEERING – See also STEM

Alfred University – Summer Programs for Teens – Summer 2015 – Take part in exciting engineering camps that provide dynamic programs and experience to college life. These include

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Astronomy, Polymers & Metals, Robotics, Ceramic & Glass Engineering, Computer Engineering and Consumer Chemistry. The website, www.alfred.edu/summer contains detailed information, brochures, video and applications forms. Direct any questions to 607-871-2612 or via email,

[email protected]

Cornell University – Summer College – 6/20-8/4/2015. 6-week Introduction to an

Engineering course for juniors and seniors. For more information call (607) 255-6203, e-mail at

University of Connecticut – Explore Engineering Program 2015 – June 21, 2015-June 25, 2015 – Five day residential program on the Storrs campus offering opportunities to explore twelve different fields of engineering, on-campus housing and dining hall meals, instruction from full-time UCONN Faculty, access to state of the art research areas, and many other activities. To apply and find out more, please visit the website at www.engr.uconn.edu/engineering2000.php The deadline to apply is April 15, 2015. Any questions, please email [email protected] University of New Hampshire – Project Smart Summer Institute – June 28-July 24, 2015. For Current high school sophomores and juniors challenging students in science and mathematics through lectures, discussions, hands-on laboratory experience, field trips and learn to do research with UNH faculty. Students stay in UNH dormitories and make visits to special programs such as New England Aquarium, Boston Museum of Science etc. Presentation of final projects and special evening discussions focusing on college admissions, diversity issues, and careers in science by distinguished speakers. Scholarships are available based on financial need. For more details, visit www.smart.unh.edu or contact Dr. Subhash C. Minocha, 603-862-3840, email [email protected]

Worcester Polytechnic Institute – WPI Frontiers – Session I: July 5-17, 2015, Session II: July 19-July 31, 2015 is an on-campus, residential, research, and learning experience for soon-to-be high school juniors and seniors. Blends science, technology, and engineering programs with humanities and arts workshops and a full schedule of social activities. Additional information is available at www.wpi.edu/+frontiers. Other summer opportunities are available at

www.wpi.edu/summer, or contact WPI at [email protected]

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

University of New England Early College Outdoor Environmental Studies Program – 2015. Ascending juniors and seniors are invited to earn college credit and immerse themselves in college life in Maine having the opportunitiy to learn about the environment and topics related to each other. This residential academic program includes instruction, research, field trips, and extracurricular activities. Application deadline is May 01, 2015. Learn more at

www.une.edu/oce, or phone (207) 602—2050.

FILM

GAME DESIGN

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HEALTH

HISTORY

Stanford University – Summer Humanities Institutes – Summer 2015 – Rising juniors and seniors will spend two weeks intensively studying and researching a topic in history or

philosophy, attending daily lectures by the faculty members, and participating in group

discussions and activities in the afternoon. During their third week, students work closely with their professors, graduate students, and writing mentors to produce original research projects. For more information and application, please visit https://summerhumanities.stanford.edu/

HOTEL MANAGEMENT

Cornell University – Summer College – 6/20-8/4/2015 6-week Introduction to hotel operations management for sophomores, juniors and seniors. For more information call (607) 255-6203, e-mail at [email protected], or visit www.summercollege.cornell.edu.

INTERNSHIPS

University of New Hampshire– InterOperability Laboratory –The UNH-IOL High School Summer Internship Program offers academically outstanding candidates an opportunity to earn money while they gain invaluable experience working with global networking companies including: Cisco, Hewlett Packard, Microsoft, and Apple. It is a seven-week program for high school students presenting an overview of computer technology and offering hands-on

experiences in a real-world networking facility. Summer Interns are exposed to programs offered by the University of New Hampshire. Benefits include:

•Taking part in unique hands-on experiences •Visiting high-tech corporations

•Meeting experienced engineers •Exploring career opportunities

•Working one-on-one with UNH-IOL engineers •Problem solving with new technologies

For more information and dates, please contact Samantha Martell at 603-862-0901 or email

[email protected]

LANGUAGES

LAW

Cornell University – Summer College – 6/20-8/4/2015 6-week Introduction to law and government courses for sophomores, juniors and seniors. For more information call (607) 255-6203, e-mail at [email protected], or visit www.summercollege.cornell.edu.

University of New England Early College Pre-Law/Trial Advocacy Program – 2015. Ascending juniors and seniors are invited to earn college credit and immerse themselves in college life while experiencing the world of a legal profession! This residential academic program includes instruction, research, field trips, and extracurricular activities. Application deadline is May 01, 2015. Learn more at www.une.edu/oce, or phone (207) 602—2050.

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LEADERSHIP

Cornell University – Summer College 6/20-7/11/2015– 6-week Introduction to leadership course for juniors and seniors. For more information call (607) 255-6203, e-mail at

University of Notre Dame Summer Leadership Seminars – Summer 2015, July 18-July 29, 2015. Ten day all expenses paid program for advanced students who wish to hone their critical thinking and expressive skills in the company of dynamic peers. This year’s courses are American Arts, Popular Culture and Social Change, Global Issues: Towards A Just Peace, and Science, For rising high school seniors, deadline is January 23, 2015. Go online to http://precollege.nd.edu/

for further information and to access the online application, call the UND Office of Pre-College Programs at (574) 631-0990, or e-mail [email protected].

University of Pennsylvania-The Wharton School – June 28 – July 25, 2015 – The

Leadership Education and Development (LEAD) Program at Whatron encourages youth to engage in classroom activities attending lectures by distinguished faculty and visiting corporative

executives, engage in challenging team-based assignements and visit corporations and institutions in Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and New York City. Numerous social activities throughout the program include concerts, cultural tours, a community service project, and teambuilding programs. For applications and more information, visit

http://www.wharton.upenn.edu/academics/LEAD.cfm

LEADERSHIP/MILITARY

LITERATURE

Cornell University – Summer College – 6/20-8/4/2015 - 6-week Introduction to a literature course for juniors and seniors. For more information call (607) 255-6203, e-mail at

MARINE SCIENCES

University of New England Early College Program - Coastal Marine Ecology Program – 2015. Ascending juniors and seniors are invited to earn college credit and immerse themselves in college life while studying marine habitats, discussions, lab, field and research skills in state of the art facilities. This residential academic program includes instruction, research, field trips, and extracurricular activities. Application deadline is May 01, 2014. Learn more at

www.une.edu/oce, or phone (207) 602—2050.

MATHEMATICS – See STEM

University of New England Early College Program - Discrete Mathematics and Game Theory – 2015. Ascending juniors and seniors are invited to earn college credit and immerse themselves in college life in Maine having the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of Graph Theory combinatorial Game Theory through hands-on activities. Students will develop a final project around a topic of their choice involving the applications of discrete mathematics. This residential academic program includes instruction, research, field trips, and extracurricular activities. Application deadline is May 01, 2015. Learn more at www.une.edu/oce, or phone (207) 602—2050.

University of New Hampshire – Project Smart Summer Institute – June 28-July 24, 2015. For Current high school sophomores and juniors challenging students in science and mathematics through lectures, discussions, hands-on laboratory experience, field trips and learn to do research with UNH faculty. Students stay in UNH dormitories and make visits to special

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programs such as New England Aquarium, Boston Museum of Science etc. Presentation of final projects and special evening discussions focusing on college admissions, diversity issues, and careers in science by distinguished speakers. Scholarships are available based on financial need. For more details, visit www.smart.unh.edu or contact Dr. Subhash C. Minocha, 603-862-3840, email [email protected]

MEDICINE, SCIENCE, AND BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH

Cornell University – Summer College 2015– 6/20 – 8/4/2015 6-week Introduction to biological research, health professions and historical perspectives for future professionals course for juniors and seniors. For more information call (607) 255-6203, e-mail at

MUSIC

Stanford University – Youth Orchestra – Summer 2015 – Students participate in a three-week intensive orchestral and academic program. This program provides participats with exceptional orchestral training in the new state of the art Bing Concert Hall and includes academic workshops in composition, music theory, musicology and technology. For more information and application: www.spcs.stanford.edu/programs/youth-orchestra

OUTDOOR EDUCATION

PERFORMING ARTS

POLITICS & GOVERNMENT

PROTECTIVE SERVICES

PSYCHOLOGY

Cornell University – Summer College 2015– 6/20 – 7/11/2015 6-week Introduction to psychology for future professionals course for juniors and seniors. For more information call

(607) 255-6203, e-mail at [email protected], or visit www.summercollege.cornell.edu.

RELIGIOUS STUDIES/THEOLOGY

SCIENCE – See STEM

Cornell University – Summer College 2015– 6/20 – 8/1/2015 6-week Introduction to research apprenticeship in biological sciences (RABS) for future professionals course for juniors and seniors. Enrollment is limited. Apply early. For more information call (607) 255-6203, e-mail at [email protected], or visit www.summercollege.cornell.edu.

University of New England Early College Program - Neuroscience Program – 2015. Ascending juniors and seniors are invited to earn college credit and immerse themselves in college life in Maine having the opportunity to meet and learn from top neuroscientists, tour regional hospitals and labs and interact with world-class faculty. This residential academic program includes instruction, research, field trips, and extracurricular activities. Application deadline is May 01, 2015. Learn more at www.une.edu/oce, or phone (207) 602—2050.

University of New Hampshire – Project Smart Summer Institute – June 28-July 24, 2015. For Current high school sophomores and juniors challenging students in science and mathematics through lectures, discussions, hands-on laboratory experience, field trips and learn

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to do research with UNH faculty. Students stay in UNH dormitories and make visits to special programs such as New England Aquarium, Boston Museum of Science etc. Presentation of final projects and special evening discussions focusing on college admissions, diversity issues, and careers in science by distinguished speakers. Scholarships are available based on financial need. For more details, visit www.smart.unh.edu or contact Dr. Subhash C. Minocha, 603-862-3840, email [email protected]

Worcester Polytechnic Institute - WPI Launch – August 3-7, 2015 is a learning and

research opportunity designed for students entering their freshman and sophomore years in high school. This is a five-day program offering workshops in biology, chemistry/biochemistry,

computer science, engineering exploration, interactive media and game development, or robotics. Additional information is available at www.wpi.edu/+launch. Other summer opportunities are available at www.wpi.edu/+summer, or contact WPI at [email protected]

SERVICE

SOCIAL

Cornell University – Summer College 2015– 6/20 – 7/11/2015 6-week Introduction to social change and sustainability for future professionals course for juniors and seniors. For more information call (607) 255-6203, e-mail at [email protected], or visit

www.summercollege.cornell.edu.

SPORTS

University of Pennsylvania-The Wharton School – July 5 – August 1, 2015 –– Wharton Sports Business Initiative (WSBI) is a summer institute that provides opportunities for talented rising high school juniors and seniors to study sports business leadership. This residential four week program will teach students about ownership, sports agents, marketing, media, and labor as they meet and learn from leaders in the sports business world. summer program for a select group of rising high school seniors who want an introduction to a For more information and application requirements, visit http://www.wharton.upenn.edu/academics/sports-business-academy.cfm

STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics

STUDY ABROAD

Oxbridge Academic Programs:

L’Academie de Paris – July 4 – July 31, 2015, grades 9 – 12. Students will reside in the Lycee Notre Dame de Sion in Paris. There are around twenty courses available, including courses in English, such as Art History, Culture and Cuisine, and Filmmaking in France, and in

French, such as French Language, Art: Culture et rebellion, and Sciences politiques. There is a

concentration on speaking and hearing French. Additionally, a wide variety of activities and excursions are arranged. Visit www.oxbridgeprograms.com or [email protected] for information and applications. You may also call (800) 828-8349.

L’Academie de France – July 2 – July 29, 2015, grades 9 – 12. Students will reside in the Lycee Notre Dame de la Mercie in Montpellier. There are around twenty courses available, including Culture et Cuisine, French Language, L’Art et la ville, Sciences Medicales, and Histoires et culture francaises which includes in-class sessions, fieldwork, labs, workshops, guest speakers, group discussions, and one-on-one instruction. There is a high concentration on speaking and hearing French. Students must have already completed at least two years of French in school. Additionally, a wide variety of activities and excursions are arranged in French throughout the month. Students can also opt to travel to Paris for five days after the program. Visit

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La Academia de Espana – July 5 – August 1, 2015, grades 9 – 12. Students will be 100% immersed in a program held in Colegio Mayor Fray Luis de Leon located in the Salamanca, Spain. Students choose a Major and a Minor course for their course of study which includes in-class sessions, fieldwork, labs, workshops, guest speakers, group discussions, and one-on-one instruction. There is a concentration on speaking and hearing Spanish. Additionally, a wide variety of activities and excursions are arranged in Spanish throughout the month. Students are evaluated the first day of class and placed in a group of the appropriate level. Visit

La Escuela Preparatoria de Barcelona – July 5 – August 1, 2015 , grades 10-12. Students will reside in The Residencia Universitaria Josep Manyanet in an upscale residential area of Barcelona, Spain.. Students chose from over twenty courses including English, such as

Barcelona and Modern Culture, Global Medicine, and International Politics, and in Spanish which is offered at all levels. Also students participate in-class sessions, fieldwork, labs, workshops, guest speakers, group discussions, and one-on-one instruction. There is a concentration on speaking and hearing Spanish. Additionally, a wide variety of activities and excursions are arranged in Spanish throughout the month. Students can also opt to travel to Madrid for five days after the program. Visit www.oxbridgeprograms.com or [email protected] for information and applications. You may also call (800) 828-8349.

SPI Study Abroad – Summer 2015 – Study abroad in Spain, France, Italy, Costa Rica or

China for college credit. With SPI Programs, the traditional classroom takes a backseat to exciting activities around the city, conversations with locals and weekend journeys where history, art, and culture come to life! For more information, visit www.spiabroad.com or call 866-502-7505.

Summer Study Programs – Summer 2015 – A study abroad program for 3-5 weeks for high

school students at The Sorbonne-Paris, France. Weekend excursions to Versailles, Loire Valley, Disney Paris and Amsterdam. For more information and application, visit

www.SummerStudy.com. Contact information: (631)424-1000 or email at [email protected].

University of Notre Dame Summer 2015 Study Abroad – Rome, Italy - NEW FOR SUMMER 2015, June 7-20, 2015. This 12-day program will immerse students in the history and culture of the Eternal City. For rising high school seniors, the deadline to apply is January 16, 2015. The program will be limited to 20 students. On-line applications are available on October 15, 2013. Go online to http://precollege.nd.edu/ for further information and to access the online application, call the UND Office of Pre-College Programs at (574) 631-0990, or e-mail

[email protected].

STUDY SKILLS

TECHNOLOGY

ID Tech – Summer Tech Camps – 2015 – Camps, academies and online programs held at over 100 campuses nationwide. Weeklong, full or half day and overnight in game design, programming, minecraft, web design, photography and more. Go to www.iDTech.com or call 408-871-3758 for more information and application.

University of Pennsylvania-The Wharton School – July 12 – August 1, 2015 - Management and Technology Summer Institute is for-credit program for rising high school seniors and a select few rising high school juniors interested in exploring the integration of technological concepts and

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management principles. Classes are taught by leading faculty and successful entrepreneurs, field trips to companies and R&D facilities, intensive team projects, as well as other activities. For more information and application, visit http://www.upenn.edu/fisher/summer-mt

THEATER

Wagner College – Summer Music Theatre Institute – Summer 2015 – Experience college life and earn college credit. Priority deadline; April 15 – Regular Deadline; May 1st_{. To learn}

more and apply, visit www.wagner.edu/

VETERINARY MEDICINE AND ANIMAL SCIENCE

Cornell University – Summer College 2015 – 6/20 – 8/1/2015 - 6-week Introduction to small animal science, conservation medicine, captive raptor management, sustainabile animal husbandry and equine practice for juniors and seniors. For more information call (607) 255-6203, e-mail at [email protected], or visit www.summercollege.cornell.edu.

WRITING

University of New England Early College Program – Nature Writing in Maine – 2015. Ascending juniors and seniors are invited to earn college credit and immerse themselves in college life in Maine having the opportunity to do what you love most: Writing about Nature! This residential academic program includes instruction, research, field trips, and extracurricular activities. Application deadline is May 01, 2015. Learn more at www.une.edu/oce, or phone (207) 602—2050.

Trinity High School AVAILABLE SUMMER PROGRAMS Updated 6/16/2015