It is a hands-on laboratory and workshop experience that gives you the opportunity to learn about science and technology by engaging in the real work of scientists and engineers: design, exploration, experimentation, and invention. Facilitated at locations such as Harvard University, Belmont Day School, and Simmons University, students hear from experts in the field, receive training from professional negotiators, and end the week with a Model UN simulation. Each week, students are introduced to a challenging global problem relevant to the world today, such as climate change, human rights, or global health.
As they uncover facts, hear from influential guest speakers, and discover unique perspectives on the problem, students emulate the role of civic leaders eager to make the world a better place. By the end of the week, students have become experts on the issue and are ready to develop solutions.
Using Model UN as a platform for debate, students step into the role of international leaders from different nations to negotiate solutions to be voted on.
Programs are open to students from grades 5 through 12, depending on the program week. This event is not owned, controlled, supervised, or sponsored by Harvard Uniersity or any of its schools or programs. In addition, they are introduced to college life and academics through campus tours featuring Wheelock's classrooms, residence halls, library, theater, dining hall, multicultural center, and other campus buildings.
Students must be entering the eighth or ninth grade in the fall in order to apply. While all iD Tech programs are great for girls, this program acknowledges the pervasive STEM Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math gender gap, and seeks to remedy it with a chic, collaborative learning environment focused on girls.
Camp Reach keeps the connection with participants through follow-up programs during the school year. About Programs Contact. Email: Contact Us. View this School. Abbey Road Programs has teamed up with the Princeton Review to offer high school students in Grades the opportunity to stay one step ahead of the college admissions process. These include Standardized testing, Essay writing, the Common Application, the college selection process, and navigating residential life on campus.
We bring together test prep and college counseling professionals to work with you daily and one-on-one as needed to tackle the SATs, the ACTs, and the Common Application while you experience college life living in a dorm on the Emerson College campus in downtown Boston, MA. Programs vary by location. Students are provided with a computer, and are instructed by a qualified and experienced adult-only staff. Since , over , students have chosen iD Tech Camps to unlock their limitless tech potential.
Students may register for children's summer camps for one or several weeks further camps. Musica Vesuviana MV offers an international summer music program in Italy for Italian and American student instrumentalists and vocalists of high school age.
This 2-week camp takes place at the Fondazione Passarelli in Salerno, south-western Italy. Salerno is situated less than 30 miles south of Naples and miles south of Rome. All students will be involved in performances at the institute as well as in the surrounding communities, where they will be able to share their music as well immerse themselves in the rich and varied artistic culture that Italy has to offer.
Students will have the opportunity to meet and make music with students from other states and countries. The classes will be taught in English.
However, all students will immerse themselves in daily lessons of conversational Italian language taught by a native instructor. As we are based in Massachusetts, our departure is from Boston's Logan Airport where students are accompanied by all the staff members. Students dissect and suture under the guidance of experienced instructors while studying anatomy, terminology, and hot topics in medicine. Join us this summer for this exciting academic program!..
Biomedical engineers develop the medical technology that saves lives. In our Biomedical Engineering academic program, you'll spend half of they day in the classroom, developing skills in scientific reasoning and asking research questions, and half of the day in the lab practicing 3D printing, 3D design, DNA extraction, and much more.
Academic Immersion: Creative Writing at Boston University gives students the opportunity to develop their writer's voice in a supportive, inspiring environment. Participants learn formal techniques in multiple genres from seasoned instructors and particpate in workshops that build confidence as well as skill.
In addition, students will hear published authors discuss their craft, engage in free-write exercises, and visit important cultural centers around Boston Students will be introduced to the recent advances in genetics, genetic testing and personal genome sequencing, and will be presented with some of the decisions and ethical challenges an individual may face regarding the use of this technology.
Extract DNA, sequence it, and analyze mutations. Resident program assistants provide guidance, coordinate and lead social activities, and enforce program policies. Safety is our highest priority: Warren Towers has live-in University staff and hour security. Campus life Embracing college life is an exhilarating experience. Immerse Yourself in Hands-On Learning Rising 11th and 12th graders focus intensively on medicine, psychology, or creative writing, through hands-on learning activities AIM.
Explore New Subjects Rising 10th, 11th, and 12th graders expand academic horizons with 2 noncredit project-based seminars Summer Challenge. Preview College Life Rising 8th, 9th, and 10th graders spend a week studying biology, business, or creative writing Summer Preview. Start Your Summer Application information for all five summer programs for high school students Apply Now.
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