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High School Programs
Aviation Career Education Camp: The Organization of Black Airline Pilots (OBAP) will hold 2 FREE
camps sponsored by Delta Air Lines. The purpose of each one-week program is to introduce interested youth to the world of
aviation by exposing them to the many challenging careers and opportunities which the aviation industry has to offer.
The age range is for boys and girls between 14-18 years old.
Application deadline is June 2, 2008.
Ace Camp
Organization of Black Airline Pilots
ACE Camp: The NBCFAE Atlanta Chapter "ACE Camp" for ages 13-17 to be held for 5 days at the Fulton County Airport.
Application deadline is May 14, 2008.
ACE Camp Application
2008 CDC Disease Detective Campers: The National Center for Health Marketing's Global Health Odyssey is pleased to offer the
2008 CDC Disease Detective Camp (DDC). DDC is an academic day camp for students who will be high school juniors and seniors
during the 2008-2009 school year. Over the course of a week, campers will take on the roles of disease detectives and learn
how CDC safeguards the nation's health. Activities vary by day and may include short lectures by CDC experts, a mock press
conference in the CDC press room, a look behind the scenes of CDC, and other hands-on activities. Campers will learn the methodologies
used to track diseases in populations, basic lab procedures used in an infectious disease lab, and how public health research
is applied at CDC.
The CDC Disease Detective Camp will be offered twice during the summer of 2008: July 7-11 and July 21-25. Both sessions
will offer the same activities and will last from 9:00AM-4:00PM. There is no cost associated with attending the camp, but
each camper is responsible for bringing or buying his/her lunch.
The deadline for applications is April 25, 2008. For more information, contact Judy M. Gantt at jgantt@cdc.gov or 404-639-0831.
CDC Disease Detective Camp
National Bar Association Crump Law Camp: A two-week camp established by the National Bar Association to provide students entering
the ninth through eleventh grades (between the ages of 14 and 17) with an introduction to the American judicial system.
Participants will be housed on the campus of Howard University and live in a protected campus environment.
Application deadline: April 30, 2008
Crump Camp Information and Application
Georgia Tech Pre-College Programs for High Schoolers, various course offerings.
Disney's Dreamers Academy: Disney's Dreamers Academy with Steve Harvey, an event created to inspire and enrich
high school students, will return to Walt Disney World® Resort on February 12 to February 15, 2009. One hundred teens from across the country with big aspirations will
be participating. They'll pack their bags — and their dreams — and head to Walt Disney World® Resort, where they'll learn about careers in a variety of exciting areas
of business and entertainment.
The Disney's Dreamers Academy of 2009 will be composed of teens selected from a pool of nominees. The nominating process takes place between September
1 and September 30, 2008. Teens who are enrolled in high school for the 2008-2009 term and who are aged 14 and older can be
nominated by anyone, including parents, guardians, teachers, church members, social organization members and even by themselves.
A high GPA is not required, but students must exhibit a desire to learn and to excel, benefiting from the additional motivational
support the Academy offers.
Application Deadline: September 30, 2008
Download Nomination Form
Georgia Tech Pre-College Programs for High Schoolers
Hiphop Literacies: The purpose of the Summer Residential Program is to help students develop the critical thinking
skills necessary for success in high school, higher education, and beyond. By focusing on aspects of the African American
experience both locally and abroad, program participants will gain an understanding of how the social, economic, political,
and moral implications of blackness affect the lives of all Americans.
Haverford
College: Summer Science Institutes
The Summer Science
Institute at Haverford College is an intensive, five-week introduction to college-level science study for incoming first-year
students. With the help
over over fifteen Haverford professors, administrators, and staff members, HSSI students participate in seminar-like courses
and lab modules in Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, and Writing.
This program gives students broad exposure to the richness of the study of science at Haverford,
and an opportunity to hone their critical thinking skills in a supportive environment. The residential component of the program
allows the participants to learn how to balance the academic and social components of their college education. HSSI seeks highly-motivated students
who come from groups that are traditionally underrepresented in the sciences, or who come from families with little or no
college experience.
Hiphop Literacies at Ohio State
LEAD: For its first summer, LEAD Engineering will focus on tenth grade students, split evenly by gender. Summer 2009 will
be a continuation of studies for the students and take place on the same campuses launched in 2008. The overall SEI rollout
will include the launch of four additional program locations in 2009 and an increase of two programs each summer from 2010
through 2012. LEAD executives are currently meeting with administrators at additional top 50 engineering programs to determine
partners for 2009 and 2010.
LEAD Engineering Institute
LEAD: A national partnership of America's top corporations and business schools, the Leadership
Education and Development Program in Business (LEAD) is at the forefront of building a talented and diverse workforce ready
for the business environment.
By encouraging outstanding high school juniors from diverse backgrounds to pursue careers in business, LEAD is inspiring
a new generation of business leaders.
Since 1980, LEAD's Summer Business Institutes (SBIs) have graduated more than 7,000 aspiring leaders, 65 percent of whom
currently work in the business world.
Whether you are a student exploring career opportunities, a business school interested in partnering with a summer youth
enrichment program, or a corporation looking for an exciting new way to connect with the next generation of business executives,
LEAD is your partner -- for today and for the future.
LEAD Summer Business Institutes
The Paisley Academy of Performing Arts
Summer Academy of Performing Arts 2008. Youth ages 6-16 will explore the art of dance (ballet, modern, jazz, African)
and expand their knowledge of traditional spirituals, black performing art pioneers, and Broadway Musicals. Students will
also participate in a daily mandatory academic enrichment hour. The summer will culminate with a production.
Contact 678-768-3640 or email (academydanceinfo@yahoo.com)
Spelman's Early College program for female high school juniors & seniors with at least a 2.5 GPA.
Spelman Early College Program
Spelman's College Prep Institute for 9th & 10th grade female students with at least a 3.0 GPA.
Spelman's HHMI Summer Science Program for rising 12th graders with at least a 3.0 GPA & an interest in science & math.
Spelman HHMI Summer Science Program
Summer Academy for Mathematics & Science at Carnegie-Mellon University in PA for rising juniors & seniors, free tuition,
housing & dining fees for students selected to participate in the program.
Summer Academy for Mathematics & Science
Summer Institute of Robotics (SIR. Morgan State University/NASA Goddard Summer Institute of Robotics (SIR) holds two 2-week
residential programs at Morgan State University in Baltimore, MD, for students enrolled in 9th through 12th grades. SIR is
designed to provide opportunities to learn and discover the science and technology of robot design and operation.
(Note: The 2008 application will be posted in the March/April time frame with an expected due date of mid-May.)
Summer Institute of Robotics (SIR)
Women of Purpose and Prosperity Summer Camp for Girls
WOMEN OF PURPOSE AND PROSPERITY (WOPP) is a ministry that strives to empower and inspire women to walk in their life's
purpose, and receive the full benefits of prosperity (WHOLENESS in every area of their lives) through practical teaching that
is based on the word of God.
Girls Camp Application
Young Scholars Institute: Sponsored by the Advanced Academy of Georgia at the University of West Georgia. Students may apply
for either Session I or Session II or both. There is a $100 application fee which will be applied toward the total cost of
$450 for each session.
Session I: Math and Science, July 13 - July 19
Session II: Arts and Humanities, July 20 - July 26
Enrollment limited to 24 scholars each week. For further information, contact: Anneliesa Finch (678) 839-6249 or e-mail:
afinch@westga.edu.
Deadline May 15, 2008 (Duke TIP 6/11/08)
Download Application
World Language Institute: Spanish Language Camps for middle and high school students. Don't fall behind, instead, jump ahead!
For more information download the application.
Spanish Language Summer Camps
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