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Summer, Pre-College and Academic Enrichment ProgramsFor High School StudentsPrepared by the Scripps College Academy (SCA)Updated April 2015**If you have any questions, please contact SCA at sca@scrippscollege.edu**About this DocumentThis is a list of enrichment programs that are free or may provide scholarship opportunities. The programslisted vary greatly in structure, focus, selection process, and location. Program dates provided are sampledates, usually for the 2014 year. Please check each program’s website carefully as dates are likely to changefor each year.A web address is provided for all programs, but if the address is incorrect, try searching online by programname. If you are viewing this guide digitally and a link is broken, try copying and pasting it into a webbrowser.These programs are NOT endorsed by SCA nor by Scripps College. Further, the information provided, such asdates or cost, may have changed since this list was compiled. Before pursuing any program, interested studentsshould talk with their family, teachers, and counselors, and contact program staff to obtain updated information.Table of ContentEngineering Programs 3University of Wisconsin at Madison, Wisconsin Engineering Summer ProgramSUMmer Minority Engineering Training Program (SUMMET)Preface at Perdue UniversitySummer Engineering Seminar (SES)Minority Introduction to Engineering (MITE)Nuclear Engineering CampSummer Experience in the Science and Engineering for Youth (SESEY)Women in Engineering: Exploring Engineering at the University of Maryland (E2@UMD)MITES Program at MIT (Minority Introduction to Engineering and Science)PREFACE at Rensselaer Polytechnic InstitutePre-College Programs 5Pomona College Academy for Youth Success (PAYS)Scripps College Academy ScholarsGeorge Washington University Pre-College ProgramCYTT University Residence ProgramCornell University Summer CollegeSummer @ USCAP/EA OverviewExplore-A-CollegeSM ProgramSummer Focus at BerkeleyCarleton Liberal Arts Experience (CLAE)QuestBridge College Summer ProgramNYU PrecollegeUniversity of Maryland Young ScholarsCLYLP Sacramento Leadership ConferenceUpward Bound1
Smithsonian Young Ambassadors ProgramEntrada Scholars ProgramCollege HorizonsLeadership SeminarsTelluride Association Summer Program (TASP)NASA: Pre-College InternshipCollege Orientation Workshop (COW)Emory Pre-College ProgramIthaca College: Summer CollegeJunior State of America (JSA) Summer SchoolScience, Math and Research Programs 10Scientific Discovery Program (SDP)Advanced Program in Technology and Science (APTS)Arthritis Foundation Summer Science internship ProgramASM Material CampCNSI NanoExplorers ProgramCOSMOSEugene and Ruth Roberts Summer Student AcademyIridescent: High School Explainers Internship ProgramThe Smith Sumer Science and Engineering Program (SSEP)NASA Sponsors the National Space Club Scholars ProgramSAMS: The Summer Academy for Mathematics ScienceSMARTS ProgramSMASHStanford EXPLOREStanford Medical Youth Science ProgramSIMR Summer Intern ProgramStanford University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC)National Youth Leadership Forum on MedicineProject SEEDUC Davis Young Scholars ProgramMathcampBusiness and Economics Programs 14Katie School of Insurance and Financial Services Minority High School ScholarsThe Riordan Scholars ProgramHispanic National Bar Foundation’s Future Latino Leaders Law CampSummer Business and Leadership InstituteEconomics for Leaders ProgramREACH Business CampOutdoor Programs 16EcoGirlNational Center for Health Marketing’s Global Health Odyssey Museum CDC Disease Detective CampInland Empire Future Leaders Program (IEFLP)Writing Programs 16Princeton University Summer Journalism ProgramArt Program 16Pre-College Art and Design, Drama, and MusicSummer of ArtPre-College Architecture ProgramThe National High School Game AcademyMiscellaneous Programs & Resources 17City Year, Washington DC (Americorps)INROADSCenter for Student Opportunity College CenterDream SummerEXPLOANNpower Vital VoicesChicas Rockeras De S.E.L.A2
Engineering ProgramsUniversity of Wisconsin at Madison, Wisconsin Engineering Summer ProgramGrades: 11, 12Dates: June 20- July 31, 2015Location: University of Wisconsin at Madison CampusCost: NO Cost ( 40 non-refundable application fee but can be waived)Brief Description: ESP is designed to focus on academic enrichment related to math, science, and engineering; providean orientation to the UW-Madison environment and collegiate experience; and demonstrate the importance of earlypreparation for the college- bound student. Participants will interact with UW faculty/staff, students, program alumni andother talented peers who share the same interest in mathematics, science and engineering.For more information: visit ng-summer-program-esp.htmlSUMmer Minority Engineering Training Program (SUMMET)Grades: 10, 11Dates: June 7- June 27, 2015Location: Colorado School of Mines CampusCost: NO CostBrief Description: A science and engineering program combining course work, hands-on projects, industry tours, sportingactivities and social events. SUMMET is an excellent stepping stone to the lifestyle and rigors of college. Students from acrossthe nation stay in Mines’ residence halls, experience life as a college student, and receive instruction in trigonometry/calculus,chemistry, geology, computer science, physics and basic to advanced engineering concepts.For more information: visit http://www.mines.edu/summetPreface at Perdue UniversityGrades: 9, 10Dates: June 21- June 26, 2015Location: Purdue University Main CampusCost: 900 for tuition, room, and boardBrief Description: Designed to give students completing their freshman and sophomore year in high school an opportunity toexplore engineering for a week during the summer on the Purdue main campus. Participants nationwide are chosen based ontheir high school grades and their math/science teacher or counselor recommendation.For more information: visit ESummer Engineering Seminar (SES)Grades: 11, 12Dates: Session 1: July 26- July 30, 2015 Session 2: August 2- August 6, 2015Location: Santa Clara University CampusCost: NO Cost (Responsible for transportation)Brief Description: This special summer experience is for high school students who have an interest in science, mathematicsand engineering. The program is designed to acquaint participants with the engineering profession, the academic expectationsof college and the nature of life at a university. Two sessions will be held during the summer of 2015.For more information: visit ty Introduction to Engineering (MITE)Grades: 11, 12Dates: Session 1: May 31-June 5, 2015 Session 2: June 14- June 19, 2015Location: Missouri University of Science and TechnologyCost: 180 for tuition, room, and boardBrief Description: You will become acquainted with the various technological degrees that Missouri University of Scienceand Technology has to offer and what demands people face in these fields. This is also a great opportunity for you to get a taste3
of university life and learn what it takes to succeed in college. Minority students for this program include African American,Native American and Hispanic American.For more information: visit lear Engineering CampGrades: 11, 12Dates: June 14-19, 2015Location: Missouri University of Science and TechnologyCost: TBA for tuition, room, and board. Transportation must be arranged by student.Brief Description: If you are interested in nuclear engineering, this one-week summer program will introduce you to thefascinating world of nuclear power and the outstanding opportunities in nuclear engineering!For more information: visit mer Experience in the Science and Engineering for Youth (SESEY)Grades: 9, 10, 11Dates: July 12- July 17, 2015Location: Oregon State University CampusCost: 200 room and board (Assistance, including full and partial scholarship, is available upon request)Brief Description: SESEY offers a unique opportunity for high school girls and minority students with an aptitude for mathand science in engineering fields. This one-week summer program encourages students to explore the world of engineering andto consider careers in its variety of fields. The program will culminate with a presentation of student projects and a display atthe annual Corvallis da Vinci Days celebration.For more information: visit http://cbee.oregonstate.edu/apply-seseyWomen in Engineering: Exploring Engineering at the University of Maryland (E2@UMD)Grades: 10, 11Dates: Session 1: July 5 – July 11, 2015 Session 2: July 12 – July 18, 2015Location: University of Maryland CampusCost: 900 for tuition, room, and board (full and partial scholarships are available based on financial need)Brief Description: E2@UMD is a one-week summer program for high school women (rising juniors or seniors) who areconsidering engineering as a possible major and career. You will live on campus for one -week and explore the world ofengineering through fun hands-on activities, laboratory experiments, informative workshops, team challenges, and seminarswith professional engineers.For more information: visit http://www.wie.umd.edu/k12/e2atumd or call 301-405-3283MITES Program at MIT (Minority Introduction to Engineering and Science)Grades: 11Dates: June 12 – July 24, 2015Location: Housing-Simmons Dormitory at MITCost: NO CostBrief Description: A challenging 6 week summer program that prepares promising rising seniors for careers in engineeringand science. If you are selected, all educational, housing, meals and activity costs are covered. You must, however, pay for yourown transportation to and from MIT.For more information: visit http://oeop.mit.edu/programs/mitesPREFACE at Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteGrades: 10, 11Dates: Session 1: July 5 –July 18, 2015Location: Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteCost: NO CostBrief Description: PREFACE is a two-week residential summer experience at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute for talentedhigh school sophomores and juniors, who will enter the 11th or 12th grade in the Fall of 2015, from groups that have beenhistorically and traditionally underrepresented or underserved in science, engineering, and technological fields, and areinterested in pursuing careers in engineering and technological professions.For more information: visit http://doso.rpi.edu/update.do?catcenterkey 874
Pre-College ProgramsPomona College Academy for Youth Success (PAYS)Grades: 9-12 (students must apply during 9 th grade)Dates: June 21- July 17, 2015Location: Pomona College campus, Claremont, CACost: NO CostBrief Description: An intensive 4-week summer academic program that serves rising sophomores through rising seniorsfrom groups traditionally under-represented in higher education-students from the Los Angeles area and the Inland Valleywho are first in their family to attend college, those from low income families and those who are African American orLatina/o. PAYS scholars participate in two core faculty-taught courses, Math/Problem Solving and Critical Inquiry:Analysis and Writing, additional electives, and rising 12th graders are given the rare opportunity to work on a significantresearch project under the direction of a Pomona College faculty member.For more information: visit /pays/what-is-pays.aspxScripps College Academy ScholarsGrades: 9-12 (students must apply during 9 th or 10 th grade)Dates: Summer program – two weeks in late June or early July Year-round events on weekendsLocation: Scripps College campus, Claremont, CACost: NO CostBrief Description: The SCA Scholars program is a multi-year, intensive pre-college program for female students from thegreater Los Angeles area and the Inland Empire. SCA Scholars participate in a rigorous summer residential experiencefollowed by monthly events throughout high school. SCA focuses its recruitment on students who will be the first in theirfamily to attend college e and who may lack the resources in their home, school, or community to fully prepare to enroll in atop college or university. During the two- week Summer Residential program students live among their peers and further theiracademic preparation by exploring issues of race, class, and gender through the four major areas of study (fine arts, humanities,natural sciences, and social sciences). Following the Summer Residential Program, SCA Scholars take part in additional eventsand activities throughout high school including book clubs, science research opportunities, SAT/ACT preparation classes, andfield trips. As seniors, SCA Scholars receive individualized assistance in the college application process.For more information: visit http://www.scrippscollege.edu/academy/George Washington University Pre-College ProgramGrades: 9, 10, 11Dates: Summer-Session 1: July 5- July 17, 2015 Summer-Session 2: July 19- July31, 2015Location: George Washington University Campus, Washington, DCCost: VariesBrief Description: GW Pre-College courses provide an exciting and unique opportunity for high school students to experiencethe academic rigors of learning in a college environment. Courses are taught by expert GW faculty and scholar practi tioners.Non-credit courses are open to high school s
Stanford University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC) UC Davis Young Scholars Program . Mathcamp . Business and Economics Programs_14 . Hispanic National Bar Foundation’s Future Latino Leaders Law Camp . Summer Business and Leadership Institute . Economics for Leaders Program . REACH Business Camp
