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²ProgramBostonConservatory HighSchool MusicCompositionIntensiveTypeMusicCompositionCamp/ BostonConservatoryMusical TheatreIntensiveMusicalTheatreCamp/ Description/Deadline/DatesThe Boston Conservatory’s High SchoolComposition Intensive (HSCI) is a two-weekprogram designed to challenge and engagestudents who are serious about musiccomposition. Young composers will take partin a rigorous daily practice of compositionthrough faculty-led assignments and individualguidance. All participants will be giveninstruction in contemporary music, eartraining, and theory, and will attend a dailycomposers’ forum. Finally, each studentcomposer will write four new works to beperformed and recorded during the two-weekprogram.Application closes May 1Dates: July 10 - 21The Boston Conservatory's Musical TheaterDance Intensive (MTDI) offers talented youngdancers the opportunity to deepen their skillsand challenge their abilities as they work withBroadway veterans and acclaimed faculty inrigorous training in ballet, jazz and theaterdance. The dance program is complementedwith classes in voice and acting to build triplethreat performers.Application closes June 1Address/EmailPhoneThe Boston Conservatory 617.536.63408 The FenwayFax:Boston, MA ion-programs/hsciThe Boston Conservatory 617.536.63408 The FenwayFax:Boston, MA ograms/mtdi
Dates: July 24 – August 112018 AIU HighSchool DiplomatsInternational/Summer/Most expensespaidAccountingCareers AwarenessProgramAccounting/Summer/All expensespaidAction QuestTravel/International/ AdventuresCross-CountryInternational/Summer &GapSemesters/ This program brings American and Japanesehigh school student together at PrincetonUniversity for a 10-day cross-cultural andeducational exchange program. ForSophomores and Juniors – Full ScholarshipApplication for Summer 2018 will be availableSeptember 2017.Career development program includingaccounting, marketing, and other areas ofbusiness designed specifically for minoritystudents who are sophomores and juniors.Applications were due March 30Dates: June 11 - 16 at The Ohio StateUniversity Fisher College of BusinessVariety of camps including scuba, sailing,marine biology and more. Participants are partof the voyage crew.Dates throughout the summer.AIU High School517-314-0473DiplomatsP.O. Box 97Centreville, VA ghschooldiplomats.comAnd on FacebookJerad WoodP.O. Box 2016Dublin, Ohio 43017800.628-2727Ext. y-inclusion/acapPO Box 5517Sarasota, FL ww.Actionquest.comSummer Programs and Gap Experiencesincluding Service Adventures, LanguageImmersion and Multi Sport Adventures.Variety of dates and destinations.242 Redwood HighwayMill Valley, CA 94941800-767-2722www.adventurescrosscountry.com
AmericanAdvertisingFederation AdCampAdvertising/Campus/A one-week summer enrichment programteaching students about an ad major, careers inadvertising and what it takes to marketdifferent products and services to consumers.Students at AdCamp will not be spending allday in the classroom; they will also visit someof the major advertising agencies, companies,and/or media agencies located near theirrespective AdCamp locations. These industryimmersions are an opportunity for students toexperience firsthand what it is like to work in acreative space filled with foosball tables,scooters, Nerf balls flying through the air,office pets and who knows what else.Locations vary - see website for moreinformation. Final deadline is May 12.American AdvertisingFederationMelissa Wong, Managerof Education Services1101 Vermont Ave NW,Suite 500Washington, DC adcampANDEOInternationalHomestaysInternational/ Share the everyday life and culture with a localhost family, practice your language skills withnative speakers, and learn about yourself asyou learn about the world. Choose from twotypes of programs: Homestay Study andHomestay Immersion.620 SW 5 th Avenue,Suite 625Portland, OR www.andeo.org
Aspire Program’sJunior TeachersPaid (full forthis summer)ASSE InternationalStudent ExchangeProgramInternational/ Babson College –High SchoolSummer StudyBusiness/Campus/ Summer opportunity for female juniors andseniors to be a Junior Teacher (JT) at Aspire!The Aspire Program is a tuition-free academicand leadership program at Hathaway BrownSchool for high achieving middle school girlslimited in opportunity because of low familyincome and lack of exposure to highereducation. Junior Teachers mentor and teachthese girls.For Summer 2018, check website in December2017.ASSE’s mission is to foster internationalunderstanding through educational and crosscultural programs. Scholarships are availablefor students demonstrating academicexcellence and financial need.Natalie Celeste-HeffernanExecutive DirectorThe Aspire ProgramHathaway Brown School19600 N. Park BlvdShaker Heights, OH44122216-320-8796Ext. 7131http://www.hb.edu/page.cfm?p 1853Midwestern Office326 South BroadwayWayzata, MN 55391asseusamidwest@asse.com , mloving@asse.com800.333.3802Ext. 219Fax:952.476.7612https://asse.com/become an asse exchange student/summer programs/For Rising Juniors and SeniorsEntrepreneur Development Experience.Develop your skills as a passionate,self-motivated entrepreneur within a close-knitdriven community. If you already have an ideathat you want to grow, this is the program tohelp make that happen. Don’t have an idea?You’ll learn to identify opportunities and acton them.Application has closed.Dates: July 6 - August 4.Nicole SmithHollister Hall 224Babson College231 Forest StreetBabson Park, MA /high-school/Pages/home.aspx
Baldwin WallaceUniversity –Victoria Bussert’sMusic TheatreOverturesMusic/Campus/ Fifteen hand-chosen high school juniors willjoin Victoria Bussert, director of BW'snationally recognized Music Theatre program ,for an intensive week of training including:private voice lessons; daily workshop, andmonologue and dance classes.Deadline: March 31. Dates: July 2 - 7.A program for serious high school musicianslooking for solid music education and collegeaudition preparation. Students can investigatecollege music study while exploring careers inmusic.Deadline for application and audition: March31.Dates: July 6 -15.This program offers a hands-on immersion intothe exciting world of environmental design andproblem solving.Dates: July 9 - 21.Baldwin WallaceUniversity CSI –ConservatorySummer IntensiveMusic/Campus/ Ball StateUniversityDesignWorksSummer StudioArchitecture/Campus/ Banson NYCFashion SummerCampFashion/Campus/ Each week-long session will teach students thefundamentals of the fashion industry byproviding an insider’s perspective.Dates: June 18 - 24 or July 9 - 15Barnard CollegeSummer ProgramsGen/Campus/ Programs include: Summer in the City LiberalArts Intensive , Dance in the City , YoungWomen’s Leadership Institute , SummerScience Seminar , and Entrepreneurs inTrainingApplications accepted on a rolling basis w/ aConservatory of Music275 Eastland RoadBerea, OH ures/Conservatory of Music275 Eastland RoadBerea, OH /community-music-school/summer/institute/College of Architectureand PlanningArchitecture Building,Room 104Muncie, IN 47306cap@bsu.eduBanson NYC401 Hillside PlaceSouth Orange, NJ emyBarnard College3009 BroadwayNew York, NY /www.bansonnyc.comhttps://barnard.edu/summer
final deadline of May 26.Beloit CollegeCenter forLanguage StudiesLanguages/Campus/ Bezos ScholarsProgram at theAspen InstituteLeadership/Campus/FreeBoston CollegeSummerExperienceGen/Campus/ BostonConservatorySummer DanceDance/Campus/ These four-week or eight-week courses aredesigned to immerse students in one of fourcritical-need languages: Chinese, Japanese, andRussian. Located on the campus of Wisconsin'sBeloit College.The Bezos Scholars Program @ the AspenInstitute is a prestigious, seven-day,all-expense-paid scholarship that each summerbrings together 12 of the country’s top publichigh school juniors at the Aspen IdeasFestival.Summer 2018 application will be available Fall2017.Beloit College700 College St.Beloit, WI loit.edu/summerprograms/megan@bezosfamilyfoun s program offers a breadth of courses,distinguished faculty and interesting students.It builds the confidence needed to help studentsreach more informed judgments as they entersenior year and plan the next phase of lifeApplication is now open.Dates: June 26 - August 4.The Boston Conservatory's Summer DanceIntensive (SDI) pulls from the talent ofinternational choreographers and directors increating a challenging, disciplined andsupportive environment in which students willexperience artistic growth through tenaciouswork and a diverse educational opportunity.Apply by June 1.Summer Experience617-552-3800Boston CollegeChestnut Hill, MA e/The Boston Conservatory 617.536.63408 The FenwayFax:Boston, MA 02215617.912.9101extension@bostonconservatory.edu programs/sdi
us/ Boston UniversityHigh pus/ Boston UniversityProgram inMathematics forYoung Scientists(PROMYS)Math/Capus/ Boston UniversitySummer TermGen/Campus/ Dates: July 10 - 28.Designed to strengthen performance skills in ashort time. After only two weeks, studentsleave with improved sight-singing and musicalskills, enhanced vocal technique and greaterconfidence in their abilities as a performer.Apply by June 1.Dates: July 9 - 22.Whether an aspiring journalist working on aschool paper or someone wondering ifjournalism might interest you, The NewEngland Center for Investigative Reporting’ssummer workshop is a perfect opportunity tolearn and explore.Deadline: 2 weeks before each session.Dates: June 26-July 7, July 10-21, July23-August 4.PROMYS is a six-week summer program atBoston University designed to encouragemotivated high school students to explore thecreative world of mathematics in a supportivecommunity of peers, counselors, researchmathematicians, and visiting scientists.Dates: July 2 - August 12. Application isclosed.Spend your summer at a top teaching andresearch university. Boston University summerprograms for high school students challengeyou intellectually while introducing you tocollege life. Join motivated high schoolstudents from 47 states and 46 countries for anexperience that will give you a true advantageVocal/Choral Intensive617.536.6340The Boston Conservatory Fax:8 The Fenway617.912.9101Boston, MA 02215extension@bostonconservatory.edu programs/vciHunter DeLench640 CommonwealthAvenueBoston, MA eporting-workshop/PROMYSDepartment ofMathematicsBoston University111 Cummington StreetBoston, MA 02215promys@bu.edu617-353-2563www.promys.orgBoston UniversitySummer Term755 CommonwealthAvenue, Room 105Boston, MA /summer/
in college.Deadline:Dates: May 23 - June 30 or July 3 - August 11.Bowling GreenState UniversitySummer MusicInstituteMusic/Campus/ This is an intensive music camp. Offered overas many as nine sets of dates.Dates vary by instrument - see website fordetails. No piano camp this year.Bowling Green State UniversityBowling Green, itute.htmlBrandeisUniversity BIMAArt-Religion/Campus/ 415 South Street MS 065Waltham, MA e/bima/BrandeisUniversity GenesisExperientialLearning/Campus/ BIMA at Brandeis University is committed tothe value of a serious and dynamic encounterbetween artistic expression and Jewish life. Weaspire to serve as both a nurturing communityand a creative catalyst for this interactionSummer 2013 majors: Dance, Music (Choraland Instrumental), Visual Arts, Writing, andTheaterDeadline: TBAJuly 3– 31Genesis connects motivated students fromaround the globe with professionals from theirfields of interest for a month of intensiveinstruction and experiential learning.Throughout the program, you will be part ofshaping what and how you learn. Explore newperspectives, develop and strengthen yourvoice, pursue your interests within a dynamiccommunity, and discover how Judaism informsthe way you see and approach every part ofyour world.Deadlines: TBA415 South Street MS 065Waltham, MA e/genesis/
BrandeisUniversityService CorpsCommunityService/Campus/ BrandeisUniversity AppDesign Boot CampCampus/ BroadreachSea-MarineBio/ California StateSummer School forthe Arts (CSSSA) –Arts/Campus/ July 3 - 31 or July 3 - 17 (single session).Go beyond volunteering to make meaningfulpersonal connections with people in theGreater Boston area. Work with diversepopulations whose lives are touched byhomelessness, developmental disability,poverty, refugee status and more. Each day,you'll be challenged, provoked, and surprisedby the people you meet while working togetherto make the community stronger.Deadline: TBAJuly 9 - 20Learn to design, code and launch a mobile appin just two weeks. For students entering 10th,11th or 12th grade. Deadlines: TBAJuly 9 - 20.Scuba diving, sailing voyages, marine biology,wilderness adventures, community service,language immersion, and more. Summerprograms in a variety of destinations and for avariety of lengths. For high school students.No experience necessary.The mission of this program is to provide aselect number of California (and beyond) highschool students with an intensive learningexperience designed to enhance the students'artistic skills and to develop theirunderstanding as individuals of their potentialfor growth as creative artists.Deadline: March 1.Dates: July 8 - August 4.415 South Street MS 065Waltham, MA e/service-corps/index.html415 South Street MS 065Waltham, MA e/806 McCulloch Street,888.833.1907Suite 102919-256-8200Raleigh, NC ch.com7801 Folsom Blvd, Suite 916-229-5160104Fax:Sacramento, CA gov
Carleton CollegeSummer WritingProgramWriting/Campus/ScholarshipsCarleton CollegeLiberal on CollegeSummerQuantitativeReasoning InstituteScience/Campus/ScholarshipsDesigned for college-bound high schooljuniors with strong reading and writingabilities, the program teaches students how tocompose academic papers similar to those theywill write in college Students will completethree academic papers and have theopportunity to earn college credit. Full andpartial scholarships available.Deadline: Final Round - May 12.Dates: July 9 - 28CLAE will select 50 high school students whowill be completing their sophomore year andbring them to Carleton, all expenses paid, for aone-week summer program. The programintroduces the strengths of a liberal artseducation through an array of courses andworkshops are offered to assist participantswith their high school and college careers.Deadline: April 10.Dates: July 8 - 15Taught by Carleton Social Science Faculty,this program is designed to give high schoolsophomores and juniors a substantialcollege-level experience in how socialscientists think about the world, measureimportant variables of study, prepare research,and present their findings. Students willexamine theories in three core disciplines Economics, International Relations andPsychology. Full and partial scholarshipsavailable.Deadline: Final Round May 12Carleton Liberal ArtsExperienceCarleton College100 South College StreetNorthfield, MN ttps://apps.carleton.edu/summer/writing/Carleton Liberal ArtsExperienceCarleton College100 South College StreetNorthfield, MN https://apps.carleton.edu/summer/clae/Carleton Liberal ArtsExperienceCarleton College100 South College StreetNorthfield, MN ttp://apps.carleton.edu/summer/
Carleton CollegeSummer n CollegeLanguage andGlobal IssuesSummer InstituteForeignLanguageand SocialIssues/Campus/ScholarshipsCarleton olarshipsDates: July 16 - August 4Taught by Carleton Science Faculty, thisprogram is structured for college-bound highschool sophomores and juniors who have adesire to learn how different areas of scienceall link together. Students have the opportunityto complete an independent study and earncollege credit. Full and partial scholarshipsavailable.Deadline: Final Round May 12.Dates: July 16 - August 4.The world is a complicated place—a tangle oflanguages and cultures and market forces. Thisis a program for students excited aboutinternational experience. Participants willspend their mornings (8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.)immersed in French or Spanish (see theExplore menu item for language levels). Theafternoon course on immigration (taught inEnglish) will introduce students to a complextheme through a mix of disciplinaryperspectives and case studies—some of themdealing with French-speaking andSpanish-speaking cultures.Deadline: Final Round May 12.Dates: July 9 - 28.Over the three weeks, you will develop andpresent interdisciplinary, guided researchprojects in History (including art historicaltopics) or literature and theater, and willacquire and learn to use effectively tools andtechniques of research, interpretation, andCarleton Liberal ArtsExperienceCarleton College100 South College StreetNorthfield, MN https://apps.carleton.edu/summer/science/Summer Academic866.767.2275ProgramsFax:One North College Street 507.222.4526Northfield, MN summer/lgii/Summer Academic866.767.2275ProgramsFax:One North College Street 507.222.4526Northfield, MN summer/humanities/
presentation essential to achieve the goal ofhumanistic research: to understand with depthand complexity the nature of human thought,action, and expression.Deadline: Final Round May 12.Dates: July 23 - August 11.Attending one of Carnegie Mellon’s sixdistinct summer pre-college programs (finearts: architecture, art and design, drama, music,game academy) provides rising juniors andseniors the opportunity to explore and preparefor study at the college level.Deadline: April 25.Dates: July 1 - August 11.Carnegie MellonArt/Campus/ Chinese BridgeSummer CampInternational/Application deadline has passed. See websitefor more information.Choate RosemaryHall SummerProgramsInternational/ Go global this summer with exhilarating studyabroad options. Also available, statesideacademic enrichment programs.Office of admissions412-268-2082Carnegie Mellon412-268-7838University5000 Forbes AvenuePittsburgh, mp333 Christian StreetWallingford, mmer
Cleveland ClinicJunior AmbassadorMedical/VolunteerCleveland Clinic is currently recruiting highschool volunteers to serve as JuniorAmbassador volunteers for Jr. AmbassadorSummer Program.Commit to regular weekly schedule and to aminimum of 75 hours of service duringsummer.Application closed March 31.Runs June - August.Justin TatulinskiVolunteer ServicesDepartment,Cleveland andclinic.org/about/community/volunteerCleveland Instituteof Art –Pre-College 2015Arts/Campus/ Sharpen your artistic skills. Experiment withnew media. Build your portfolio. And focus onyour art at the Cleveland Institute of Art'sPre-College Program. During this two-weekresidential program, you'll use the tools andprocesses available only to our students andexperience the life of an art student at a11141 East BoulevardCleveland, .cia.edu/continuing-education/pre-college
ClevelandLeadership CenterLook Up ToCleveland SummerLeadershipAcademyLeadership/ CMNH – FutureScientists SummerExcursionScienceOvernightCamp/ premier college of art and design.Dates: July 9 - 21 or/and July 23 - August 4Look Up to Cleveland Summer LeadershipAcademy – One week summer high schoolleadership development program that offersrising juniors and seniors hands-on leadershiptraining and exposure to Cleveland and ourleaders. (five all-day sessions: Cleveland’seconomy, arts & culture, government,philanthropy and neighborhoods).APPLICATION IS NOW OPENDates: June 26 - 30 or July 17 -21(GRADES 9-12)How is Appalachia different from NortheastOhio? Answer this and many other questionson an epic adventure to one of our nation’snatural treasures. Backpack through theAppalachian Mountains on this annual summerexcursion. Learn how to camp, cook and live inthe woods as you study the flora, fauna andhistory of this majestic environment. Noexperience necessary. All camping equipmentwill be provided. There is a mandatory pre-tripprep day Sunday, July 10 from 9 am to 4 pm.Dates: June 19 - 23Betsy Stueber,CoordinatorLook Up To ClevelandSummer LeadershipAcademyOne Cleveland Center1375 East Ninth Street,Suite 2430Cleveland, OH 44114Education DivisionCleveland Museum ofNatural History1 Wade Oval DriveCleveland, OH 16-231-4600ext. -camps
CMNH - Jr.Medical Camp III:Beyond the ExamRoom –Science/DayCamp/ Colgate UniversityCollege PrepD.A.N.C.E. CampDance/Women/Campus/ College ForCreative StudiesPrecollege SummerArts/Campus/ (GRADES 9-12)Education DivisionCleveland Museum ofNatural History1 Wade Oval DriveCleveland, OH 44106eduinfo@cmnh.org216-231-4600ext. -medical-campWe prepare female high school juniors andseniors for college. We primarily build writingand critical thinking skills in relation to fiveprinciples: Dance , Awareness , Nutrition ,Creativity , and Empowerment . These fivetenets at the college prep camp are designed tonurture collegiate skills and encourageparticipants to academically excel as creative,health conscious, and socially insightfulcollege students.Dates: July 23 - 30GRADES 9 – 12Our Precollege program helps you build yourportfolio and prepare you for college. So stepTehmekah MacPherson, 315-243-2999Ph.D.DirectorThe College PrepD.A.N.C.E. Camp atColgate llegeprepdance.com/third-page#fees201 East KirbyDetroit, MI /academics/ce/Doctors rely on a network of scientificprofessionals to solve the most mysteriousmedical cases. Gain clinical experience byperforming patient intake exams,conducting urinalysis labs and dissectingan entire organism. Learn veterinaryphysical exam skills, study parasites,experiment with animal physiology andbehavior, observe embryonicdevelopment and practice animalhusbandry. Dig into forensic science andsolve a mysterious death that ties togetheryour entire week of epidemiologicalinvestigations.Dates: June 5 - 9.313.664.1532Fax:313.873.1536
ProgramColorado CollegeSummer SessionCampus/ into something totally new — something youhave never tried before, or enhance what youalready know about your favorite subject .Choose a studio concentration and tackle aproject. Study for three weeks and create aknock-out portfolio. You’ll meet new people,have the option to live on campus, learn fromprofessionals, receive feedback fromadmissions counselors and participate in a finalexhibition of student work.Registration is currently open.Dates: Session dates vary.GRADES 11-12Apply to take a summer session course to earncollege credit and find out if Colorado Collegeand the Block Plan are right for you. ColoradoCollege Summer Session is open each summerto all high school students who have justcompleted their junior year.Need-based scholarships and merit awards areavailable to qualified students who will beseniors in fall 2015.Dates: July 10 - du/offices/summersession/pre-college/Colorado CollegeSummer PrecollegePrograms14 E. Cache La Poudre St.Colorado Springs, CO80903http://www.aaf.org/adcampColumbiaUniversity SummerProgram For HighSchool StudentsGeneral/Campus/ Renowned for its academic rigor, instructionalexcellence, and the unique opportunity toexperience college life in the Ivy League whilesampling the vibrancy of New York City.Study Abroad options are also availableSummer Program forHigh School StudentsSchool of ContinuingEducation203 Lewisohn Hall212.854.9889http://sps.columbia.edu/highschool
2970 Broadway, MailCode 4119New York, NY 100276902hsp@columbia.eduConcordiaLanguage VillagesLanguages/Campus/ Cornell UniversityCURIE AcademyScience/Girl/Campus/ Cornell us/ A language and cultural immersion program inthe beautiful North Woods of Minnesota. Weare advocates for language learning andpursuing a vision of peace and understandingby introducing learners to the languages andcultures of our world. See the website for thelist of languages and dates/fees applicable.This is a one-week summer residential programfor high school girls who excel in math andscience. The focus is on sophomores andjuniors who may not have had prioropportunities to explore engineering, but wantto learn more about the many opportunities inengineering in an interactive atmosphere.Deadline: March 15.Dates: July 16 - 22The mission is to advance diversity inengineering and its related disciplines.Therefore, applications from students frombackgrounds (African American, Latino/a, orNative American) critically underrepresentedin the fields of science, technology,engineering, and math are especiallyencouraged.Deadline: March 15Concordia LanguageVillages901 8th St. S.Moorhead, MN 56562Cornell UniversityCarpenter HallIthaca, NY 14853-2201dpeng@cornell.eduCornell UniversityCarpenter HallIthaca, NY 14853-2201DPENG@cornell.edu800. academy
Cornell UniversitySummer CollegeArchitectureCampus/ Cornell UniversitySummer CollegeCampus/ Council onInternationalEducationalExchangeDeer HillExpeditionsDates: July 16 - 22If you're contemplating a career in architecture,or if you'd simply like to indulge your passionfor it, then this intensive program is for you.Led by professors from Cornell's College ofArchitecture, Art, and Planning (AAP) , whoseundergraduate architecture program is rankednumber one in the nation.Application Deadline: May 5Dates: June 24 - August 5Cornell UniversitySummer CollegeB20 Day HallIthaca, NY college programs for talented high schoolstudents. Experience the excitement of collegelife, take college courses with renownedfaculty, and enjoy an "unforgettable,life-changing summer."Enjoy two, three, four, five or six-weekprograms in a variety of areas.Application Deadline: May 5Dates vary by program between June 24 &august 5Cornell UniversitySummer CollegeB20 Day HallIthaca, NY ernational/ Three types of programs - Language & Culture(4 weeks); Service & Leadership (3 weeks);Global Discovery (3 weeks). Applicationbeing accepted on a rolling basis.CIEE300 Fore StreetPortland, ME org/International/Outdoor-Service/ Exciting adventure summer camp programs forteenagers, combining wilderness adventurewith the opportunity to work with nativePO Box 180Mancos, CO peditions.com/
r RooseveltCenter at Val-Kill(ERVK) Girls’LeadershipWorkshop (GLW)LeadershipWomen/partial feeEleanor RooseveltCenter at Val-Kill(ERVK) Boys’LeadershipWorkshop (GLW)Leadership-YoungMen/partialfeepeoples on service projects that honor theirtraditional lifeways, or on conservationprojects that preserve the beauty of theAmerican West.Dates and fees vary.Earthwatch offers fully funded expeditions toHigh School students selected by competitiveapplication through its Student FellowshipsPrograms. Visit website for more information.For rising sophomores and juniors. The GLWdelivers programs each summer to educate,empower, and activate adolescent girls tobecome the next generation of social justiceleaders. The primary objective of the GLW isto create a more just world by preparing youngwomen for future positions of personal,political, and professional leadership, using theexample set b
Composition Intensive Music Composition Camp/ The Boston Conservatory's High School Composition Intensive (HSCI) is a two-week program designed to challenge and engage students who are serious about music composition. Young composers will take part in a rigorous daily practice of composition through faculty-led assignments and individual
