An exciting summer camp experience full of science, engineering and math awesomeness, with STEM opportunities that allow high school juniors or seniors to reach into robotics, or do cool things like brew biodiesel or make a machine from scratch.

Core Studio Concepts gives students the opportunity to take two classes. Carefully constructed courses explore the fundamental elements of art and design, including two-and three-dimensional issues of composition, form, design, marking-making and color, as relevant to the various fields of study.

Do you have a passion for helping and caring for others? This week-long overnight program is designed for high school girls interested in a career in the health sciences industry. Campers will get hands-on experience working in the College’s state-of-the-art healthcare simulation lab, as well as have the opportunity to tour South Bend’s Memorial Hospital and have a chance to learn from the MedFlight Emergency Transport team. Campers will also work with the American Red Cross to become CPR certified. During the week, campers will work closely with Saint Mary’s students and professors as they begin their training in the health science field. Lessons and guest speakers will cover a range of topics across all areas of the industry, allowing campers to explore a variety of healthcare careers. Campers will also experience what campus life is like at Saint Mary’s College as they sleep in dorms, eat in the dining hall, and attend sessions in campus classrooms.

Summer fun starts HERE! Our camps keep kids moving, laughing, learning, and making memories all summer long. Let the adventures begin! Open play, crafts, themed games and activities, obstacle courses, quiet time, snack time, and more!

Summer fun starts HERE! Our camps keep kids moving, laughing, learning, and making memories all summer long. Let the adventures begin! Open play, crafts, themed games and activities, obstacle courses, quiet time, snack time, and more!

Summer fun starts HERE! Our camps keep kids moving, laughing, learning, and making memories all summer long. Let the adventures begin! Open play, crafts, themed games and activities, obstacle courses, quiet time, snack time, and more!

Enroll in the Early College Program Summer Institute (ECPSI) for ages 15–18 at the nation's most influential art and design school! Guided by our faculty of professional artists, students develop a body of work that will give them a competitive advantage in their applications for higher education programs in art and design.

In his Discourse on the Origins of Inequality, Rousseau argues that some inequalities—like strength—are naturally given, and we have little control over them, while other inequalities—like property—originate with us. With Rousseau we will ask: how do these second kinds of inequalities come about? And can they be justified? Through the speeches of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, we’ll examine one particularly formative example of inequality in America: slavery. We’ll also examine Archimedes’ penetrating and marvelous analysis of “the law of the lever.” Under his guidance, supplemented by our own observations and experiments, we’ll explore how equality and inequality are at work as bodies come to equilibrium.

Temple University’s Pre-College Workshops invite students entering grades 10, 11, or 12 to experience Temple University academics while exploring potential college majors through non-credit workshops.

Temple Summer Academy is an academically rigorous pre-college program for students entering grades 11 or 12. You'll experience the academics, energy, and culture of Temple University during this four-week on-campus summer program.

The Wheaton College Summer Institute is perfect for you if you are an outstanding rising high school sophomore, junior, or senior looking for a pre-college summer program that will prepare you for college life and academic work, as well as offer opportunities to grow in your faith.

The Engineering Investigations (EI) program is designed to provide an introduction to various different disciplines within the broad field of engineering. Many of the significant challenges facing society involve engineering -- from clean water, to renewable energy, to personalized medicine. As Engineering is a diverse field with multiple sub-fields and many possible career pathways, this program will provide students with an overview of many different disciplines within engineering to broaden their understanding of the field and highlight the multiple ways engineers work and impact the world!

Finance Essentials immerses high school students in the dynamic world of finance, introducing them to financial instruments, institutions, and their role in the global economy. Students develop core skills through hands-on sessions that focus on different markets and financial tools.

In the Tufts Lab Science Investigations: Antimicrobial Resistance, you will become a researcher working to understand the challenge of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and antibiotic stewardship. Just imagine a world with no antibiotics! AMR claimed 1.27 million human lives in 2019. If trends continue, drug-resistant diseases could cause 10 million deaths annually by 2050, surpassing diabetes, heart disease, and cancer as a leading cause of human death.

Think you want to be a doctor? Mini Med School is a summer intensive that provides driven students who are interested in medical school and other health professions the opportunity to study with one of the nation's leading medical schools: Tufts University School of Medicine.