Designed for junior high vocalists, the primary focus of this program is developing individual musicianship through a choral ensemble setting.

Designed for junior high students, the primary focus of this program is developing individual musicianship through a big band setting.

Designed for senior high trumpet, horn, trombone, tuba, and euphonium players, this program focuses on strengthening musicianship and fundamentals.

ISYM Hip-Hop engages middle and high school students in individual and collaborative creation and performance of original music in a variety of roles and styles.

Our Saturday Academy students are immersed in mathematics, science, written and oral communication, career research, personal and professional development and college planning. The UMSL Bridge Program's Cigna Saturday Academy is held on the first two Saturdays of each month from October through February and provides an intensive 10-Saturday course of study for students in grades 9 through 12. All activities will be held on scheduled Saturdays from 7:45 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Our After School Clubs meet from September to May in selected schools in the area to engage students in inquiry and discovery in the fields of math and science. Students meet weekly to conduct research, participate in math and science competitions and become active high school students on the UMSL campus.

Design and Construction Discovery Camp (DCDC) is hosted by the College of Architecture, Design and Construction (CADC) and will expose participants to the majors in the CADC and the career possibilities that follow a degree from the CADC. The camp is open to all students with a focus on students from underrepresented geographic locations and backgrounds.

The Summer Student Program is designed for students who want to immerse themselves in genetics and genomics research. It emphasizes laboratory discovery, communication of knowledge, and professional growth.

The STEPS program one-day camps for 6th and 8th grade girls help to spark an interest in STEM.

The Burton Family Foundation Summer Health Institute at ASU’s College of Health Solutions is a unique opportunity for high school student to explore health career options.

A week-long overnight camp for young people ages 6 to 17 who have survived burn and smoke inhalation injury

A fun and fulfilling way for teens to gain valuable work experience by learning art, education, and outdoor skills from our experienced Summer Programs staff at no cost to families.

The Saluki Opportunities Awareness Residency (SOAR) program at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale is an innovative career development program designed specifically for minority students who are entering their sophomore, junior and senior years in high school. Its primary objective is to increase the number of high school students from under-represented ethnic groups to attend college and major in accounting.

STEM and coding camp for young women and gender expansive youth aged 13 to 18. Apply today!

STEP is an 8-week paid career development program, in partnership with Building Union Diversity (BUD-STL), for participants ages 16-18 that will create an entry point into the skills trades for traditionally under-represented groups.