Using Dr. Shawn Secatero’s “American Indian Well-Being Model in Higher Education,” NASEP provides activities aimed at holistically developing students. Program highlights have included an excursion to Biosphere II, networking with indigenous professionals from IBM and Raytheon, and building a computer “from scratch.”

Since 2015, the Wake Forest Summer Immersion Program has empowered high school students to manifest their goals. Through meaningful real-world experiences, robust academics, an inclusive campus culture, networking and mentorship, students are able to discover their passions and clarify their future pathway. Students can choose from a variety of on-campus learning opportunities that fit best with their busy summer schedules. The Summer Immersion Program is a great way to experience life on a college campus and Wake is a great place to discover the major or career pathway that’s right for you

Since 2015, the Wake Forest Summer Immersion Program has empowered high school students to manifest their goals. Through meaningful real-world experiences, robust academics, an inclusive campus culture, networking and mentorship, students are able to discover their passions and clarify their future pathway. Students can choose from a variety of on-campus learning opportunities that fit best with their busy summer schedules. The Summer Immersion Program is a great way to experience life on a college campus and Wake is a great place to discover the major or career pathway that’s right for you

Are you ready for an art expedition? Let the wonder and beauty of the animal kingdom inspire your empathy, curiosity, and creativity. Learn about lions, elephants, sharks and more, and find out how wildlife conservationists are working to protect species around the globe. Experiment with a variety of art techniques, and use Crayola® products to create animal-inspired art projects, from frog paintings to polar bear sculptures! Let your creativity run wild, and bring your handiwork home to build a menagerie of animal-themed masterpieces.

Before-care (7 am - 9 am) and after-care (3:30 pm - 6 pm) is available for this camp through New City School.

Immerse yourself in the excitement of AMDA’s High School Conservatory with our unforgettable summer sessions in New York City and Los Angeles. Explore a wide range of disciplines designed to match your unique interests and inspire creativity!

Immerse yourself in the excitement of AMDA’s High School Conservatory with our unforgettable summer sessions in New York City and Los Angeles. Explore a wide range of disciplines designed to match your unique interests and inspire creativity!

Calling all Narnia fans! Spend five wonderful days learning about The Chronicles of Narnia and the life of their author, C. S. Lewis. Join Asbury’s Lewis-expert Dr. Devin Brown in a delightful journey through the wardrobe to the magical land of fauns, talking animals, and the great lion Aslan. You will deepen your faith, make new friends, and become a true Narnia expert! Soak up the sun on Asbury’s campus with ImpactU’s high school summer camps! Want to learn like a college student? Join us this summer fora residential high school camp that focuses on a variety of content areas. You’ll be able to choose one subject area to study per week and enjoy academic sessions led by experienced faculty and talented college students multiple times each day. You’ll receive a five-day, college-like experience including all food, lodging, supplies, evening activities and hands-on exploration of an academic area in the context of a Christian community.

What to expect from this camp: Improved ACT score Our average score improvement after our course is 3 pts, with some students improving as many as 10 pts! Expert instruction Our instructors are pros when it comes to teaching skills for success. College prep Learn about resources available to you, and how to make the most of your college experience.

Experience quality professional instruction in Contemporary dance, jazz and ballet technique, composition, improvisation, repertory, and choreography from BYU’s nationally recognized dance faculty and guest instructors. Each day will include six intense hours of dance training in some of the finest facilities available. Classes are kept small so each participant will receive personal attention and beneficial feedback. Dancers will grasp new dimensions in dance as they view films and attend lectures on injury prevention, dance philosophy, and dance as art. Masterclasses will be offered on Folk, Hip-Hop, Musical Theatre, and Ballet. Gain experience in Composition and Improvisation, where dancers will be encouraged to create individual original movements. In Repertory, dancers will work with experienced choreographers, learning and performing choreography. Dancers will have an opportunity to showcase their learned skills and artistry in a closing demonstration performance. During free time, on-campus participants can relax and enjoy activities provided by our dance counselors. Other activities include swimming, bowling, dances, games, movies, contests, and skits. There will be some free time to explore the beautiful BYU campus, including shopping at the BYU Store and visiting the museums on campus.

Pre-College Architecture responds to challenges regarding practice, communication, and our relationship with the built environment by utilizing a diverse set of tools and techniques, guided by the leadership of Carnegie Mellon Architecture Faculty. Pre-College Architecture introduces design practice, creative problem solving, and critical thinking to young designers through a matrix of programming, celebrating curiosity, and providing a strong foundation for architectural education. Pre-College students will navigate complex design problems, encouraging growth through the development of skills and preparing them for future undergraduate studies.

Design has never been in greater demand than it is now. Businesses, government, and local communities are turning to designers for innovation and problem-solving, creating new roles for designers in every sector of the marketplace. Pre-College Design introduces students to the discipline of design, provides a foundation of skills, and gives a clear idea of what to expect from a college-level accredited program. Pre-College Design students will have the opportunity to attend classes taught by full-time Carnegie Mellon faculty where they are given an introduction to the design principles and practices that are the cornerstones of the undergraduate School of Design program. Modeled after the first-year college experience, sessions will consist of studio learning, lectures, and critiques, as well as guided work sessions with faculty. Students will be assigned their own personal studio space, providing them with their first foray into “studio life.” By the end of the program, participants will have portfolio pieces that have been critiqued by the School of Design faculty. There will also be a showcase that will feature all the work students have completed during the program, for fellow classmates, faculty, and parents to see.

The Global Cultures and Emerging Technology (GCET) Program offers high school students a unique opportunity to explore the intersection of culture and technology. By participating in this program, students will develop critical thinking and intercultural communication skills, enhance their technical expertise, and cultivate their sense of global citizenship. Through a blend of foundational coursework and hands-on research/project labs, students will engage in interdisciplinary learning that prepares them for the complexities of a rapidly evolving world. This program fosters creativity, ethical technology development, and collaborative problem-solving, equipping students with the tools they need to succeed in an interconnected society.

For over twenty-five years, the Summer Academy for Math and Science (SAMS) program has engaged students in a rigorous curriculum taught by faculty and staff who are deeply committed to student success. Led by the Center for Student Diversity & Inclusion, SAMS allows students to develop a deeper understanding of STEM via traditional classroom instruction, through hands-on projects, and sustained engagement with world-renowned faculty and skilled staff mentors. In addition to their academic experiences, students also have the opportunity to collaborate and develop meaningful relationships with peers from across the country.

Campers will explore different types of sciences, including ones not normally taught in middle school or high school. Relevant, fun, hands-on activities will be taught by our nationally recognized Virginia Tech professors and staff.

IHSC camp is a fun-filled week of constant activity, including swim lessons/instruction, water safety, sports, arts/crafts, and learning games. Main goals of camp are to be safe and have fun! All camp swim instructors are American Red Cross lifeguards and CPR certified. Open to non-members. Designed for AGES 5-13. Campers will be grouped by swim level.