Cub Creek Science Camp is a place to build confidence, friendships, and memories that last a lifetime.

Cub Creek Science Camp is a place to build confidence, friendships, and memories that last a lifetime.

Camp Manitowa, located in beautiful Southern Illinois just 90 minutes from St. Louis, is your child’s happy place.It’s the place they dream about every night and talk about every day. Our campers embrace new experiences with new friends and discover a new sense of independence and self-confidence. Every adventure stays with them forever. When campers leave Camp Manitowa, they immediately start counting down the days until they return. Camp is where kids can be creative, brave, bold, and find joy.

Teen Camp is a specialty program of Camp No Limits focused on developing life skills such as friendship, leadership, mentorship, and team building. Teen campers and siblings work together to challenge themselves, support each other, and learn from older CNL amputee mentors and sibling program leaders. This camp is unique because parents and guardians do not attend.

Camp No Limits – Idaho takes place on the beautiful shores of Coeur d’Alene Lake, offering a rustic and scenic setting for adventure. Accessibility is limited at this location, but the lake is the heart of the experience, with plenty of time for swimming, canoeing, and kayaking. Evenings and afternoons are spent around the campfire, enjoying s’mores, singing camp songs, and connecting with fellow families and volunteers. The Camp Cross staff leads fun group activities and entertainment throughout the week. This year marks our 20th Anniversary in Idaho, making it an extra special celebration!

Camp No Limits – Maine is set on the stunning North Pond, where the waterfront is always buzzing with activity. Campers may enjoy swimming, kayaking, canoeing, stand-up paddleboarding, and boat rides. Adventure Day is a favorite, featuring a rock wall tower, bungee trampoline, and more waterfront fun.

If you’re passionate about the sciences and are a domestic student currently in your junior year of high school, we invite you to apply for the Research in Science & Engineering (RISE) program. You will spend six weeks at BU conducting university laboratory research with some of the nation’s brightest scientific minds while advancing your STEM knowledge and skills.

Camp Sabra will be the premier Jewish resident camp in North America building upon our rich traditions which began in 1938. Sabra is a magical community that fosters life-long friendships, Jewish identity, and encourages social and physical growth. Camp Sabra provides a fun and safe environment with highly-qualified staff and excellent facilities.

Camp Sabra will be the premier Jewish resident camp in North America building upon our rich traditions which began in 1938. Sabra is a magical community that fosters life-long friendships, Jewish identity, and encourages social and physical growth. Camp Sabra provides a fun and safe environment with highly-qualified staff and excellent facilities.

Camp Sabra will be the premier Jewish resident camp in North America building upon our rich traditions which began in 1938. Sabra is a magical community that fosters life-long friendships, Jewish identity, and encourages social and physical growth. Camp Sabra provides a fun and safe environment with highly-qualified staff and excellent facilities.

Live and study at prestigious American University of Paris, steps from iconic landmarks like the Seine and the Eiffel Tower. After breakfast, students dive into their major seminar, which begins in classrooms, labs, or meeting spaces, then often ventures out to local historical sites or museums, or includes visits from guest experts. After lunch taken independently in small peer groups, students head to their minor seminars or afternoon activities. Afternoons and evenings offer opportunities to explore the city, pursue their interests through elective workshops, and take part in exciting extracurricular activities. After dinner, students and faculty from all seminars convene for evening activities, which may include hearing a special guest speaker, taking in a play or concert, or attending a Q&A session on the college admissions process. Students spend a total of 30 hours in their major seminars and 10 hours in their minors, and receive a Certificate of Completion at the end of the program.

Putney and the Columbia Climate School have collaborated to offer interdisciplinary summer programs for high school students focused on addressing the climate crisis. Students engage with Columbia University faculty, researchers, and staff to learn how scientists are tackling climate change through cutting-edge research, education, and solutions-oriented projects. The Climate School will ensure that students are equipped with the knowledge and tools to be climate leaders in the 21st century.

The NextGen Leadership Institute places academics at the center of a New York City summer. Choose one of three tracks that align with your interests: STEMinist, Writing and Literature, or Global Humanities. In small classes taught by expert instructors and Barnard faculty, you will analyze texts, conduct experiments, draft original work, and connect theory to practice through curated NYC learning experiences such as museum study, guest talks, and site visits. Your academic schedule is paired with our weekly Leadership in Action series, which introduces practical tools for working with others and thinking strategically. By the end, you will have sharpened your academic skills, and built a toolkit you can use in school and beyond.

This program examines the interplay of science, medicine, and the experience of health and illness by way of epistemological questions—“How do we know what we know?”—to appreciate not only what becomes defined and recognized as a disease, but the power relationships that produce these effects. This program takes up current and historical examples to interrogate how the benefits of advances in science and medicine remain unequally shared, while exploring critical tools social scientists have offered as possible interventions.

This summer, Stamps will host three sessions of our Portfolio Prep program, including virtual and residential options. Each session is a studio experience for current high school students (grades 9 – 11).