The College Office for High School Students

 The College Office Flyer

April , 2014

 

SAT Test Dates (Registration Deadlines

May 3rd register by April 4th (4/18 with late fee)

June 7th register by May 9th (5/23 with late fee)

To register: www.collegeboard.org

ACT Test Dates (Registration Deadlines)

June 14th register by May 9th (5/23 with late fee)

To register: www.actstudent.org

SENIORS: Please come to the College Office to schedule an appointment ASAP with

Mrs. Walsh if you still plan to submit college applications or are unsure about your future plans.

JUNIORS: Please return your “Appraising Myself as I Plan for the Future” packet as soon as possible in order to schedule a college planning meeting with Mrs. Walsh.

INFORMATION SESSIONS

Ø Mercy College

 Saturday, April 12 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Thursday, May 15 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Visit www.mercy.edu/edu/spring14 or call 1-877-MERCY.GO for more

Information

Ø New Hampshire Institute of Art

 1st and 3rd Friday of the month

February through May

2:30 pm – 4:15 pm

Fuller Hall, Admissions Office

156 Hanover Street

Manchester, NH

For more information visit www.nhiaopenhouse.eventbrite.com

Ø CUNY

Wednesday, April 30 7:00 pm

Hilton Long Island/Huntington

For more information visit www.cuny.edu/undergraduate

OPEN HOUSES

Ø Springfield College

 Junior Days at Springfield College

April 14, 16, 21, 23 and 25

Visit www.springfieldcollege.edu/JuniorDays for more information

Ø Five Towns College

 Saturday, April 12 1:00 pm

Saturday, May 17 1:00 PM

Saturday, June 14 1:00 pm

Email admissions@ftc.edu or call 631-656-2110 for more information

Ø Western New England University

 Saturday, April 12

Visit www.wne.edu/admissions or call 1-800-325-1122 Ext. 1312

Ø SUNY Alfred State College of Technology

 Saturday, April 12 8:00 am

For more information visit www.alfredstate.edu/visit

Ø Delaware State University

Saturday, April 12 9:00am – 3:00 pm

Memorial Hall Gymnasium – Dover DE Campus

Register online at www.desu.edu/openhouse

Ø MICA – Maryland Institute College of Art

 Sunday, April 13 – High School Juniors and Sophomores

For more information visit www.mica.edu/junioropenhouse by April 7

Ø Johnson State College

 Friday, April 25

To register and for more information visit www.jsc.edu/visit

Ø George Washington University

 Engineering Open House

Friday, April 25 9:30 am – 1:00 pm

RSVP through the GW Admissions Activity Center at www.gwapplication.gwu.edu

Ø Stevenson University

 Saturday, April 26

Visit www.visit.stevenson.edu for more information and to register

Ø Briarcliffe College

 Saturday, April 26 – 11:00

For more information visit www.briarcliffe.edu or call 516-918-3600 (Bethpage Campus) or 654-5300 (Patchogue Campus)

 

Ø Dowling College

 Saturday, April 26

Oakdale Campus

RSVP to www.admissions@dowling.edu or call 1-800-369-5464

Ø Seton Hall University

 Sunday, April 27 9:30 am

Visit www.shu.edu/visiting or call 1-800-843-4255 for more information

Ø Molloy College

 Sunday, April 27 1:00 pm

Visit www.molloy.edu or call 1-888-4-MOLLOY for more information

Ø New Hampshire Institute of Art

 Saturday, June 7 9:30 – am – 3:00 pm

To register and for more information visit www.nhiaopenhouse.eventbrite.com

Ø Clemson University

 Campus Tours

Mondays – Saturdays 9:45 am AND 1:45 pm

Sundays – 1:45 pm

For more information and to register visit www.clemson.edu/visitors/tour

FINANCIAL AID/SCHOLARHIPS

CSS PROFILE (AVAILABLE 10/1/13)

Ø If one of your colleges requires the CSS Profile, you must complete the profile online via www.collegeboard.org. The Profile assists colleges in awarding private scholarships and grants. The Profile can only be accessed online.

 

FAFSA Free Application for Federal Student Aid- (AVAILABLE 1/1/14)

Ø The FAFSA is the form used by all two- and four-year colleges, universities and career schools for the awarding of federal student aid and most state and college aid. Students should apply as soon as possible online via www.fafsa.gov on or after January 1, 2014

 

Scholarships.com

Ø Register today at www.scholarships.com to receive FREE scholarship information

 

Scholarship Resource Network Express

Ø Register today at www.srnexpress.com to receive FREE scholarship information.

 

Fastweb.com

Ø Register today at www.fastweb.com to receive FREE scholarship information.

 

My College Dollars

Ø Register today at www.mycollegedollars.com to receive FREE scholarship information.

 

Scholarships

Visit the websites below for scholarship opportunities:

www.connections101.com

www.scholarships4students.com

www.fastweb.com

www.scholarshipexperts.com

www.scholarships.com

www.finaid.org

COLLEGE FAIRS/SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Ø PROJECT EXCEL’S SAT PrepWorkshop

 

Free SAT Prep!

Tri CYA:

Every Wednesday 5:30pm – 7:30 pm – Math and Critical Reading

Village Green:

Every Tuesday 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm – Critical Reading

Every Thursday 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm – Math

Call 271-5499 to sign up

Ø PROJECT EXCEL’S ACT Prep Workshop

 

Free ACT Prep!

Tri-CYA:

Every Tuesday 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm

Village Green:

Every Monday 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Call 271-5499 to sign up

Ø Suffolk County Community College

 

Regents Review Courses

Many courses offered beginning week of May 27 and concluding June 12

Interested students should register by May 1

For more information call 451-4552

Ø Ohio Wesleyan University

 Many programs and dates being offered

Visit www.owu.edu/visitprograms or call 1-800-922-8952 for more

information

Ø New Hampshire Institute of Art

 Private Tour/Portfolio Review

Mondays – Fridays 10:00 am or 2:00 pm – by appointment

Fuller Hall, Admissions Office

156 Hanover Street

Manchester, NH

For more information call 1-866-241-4918

 

Ø Adelphi University

 Poetry Day – Tuesday, April 8

For the Love of Art

Arts Foundations – March 1 – May 3 (Saturdays or Sundays)

Ceramics – March 2 – May 4 (Sundays only)

Reception – May 13

All Events are Free

College Awareness Day – Friday, March 28

Visit www.adelphi.edu/discoverandexplore to register or call 1-516-877-3690

Ø St. Lawrence Valley College Tour

 Colleges being visited: SUNY Canton, Clarkson University, SUNY Potsdam,

St. Lawrence University

Tuesday, April 8 – Wednesday, April 9

For more information visit www.associatedcolleges.org or call 1-315-267-3331

Ø Automotive Career Fair

 Tuesday, April 22 9:00 am – 1:00 pm

Wednesday, April 23 9:00 am – 1:00 pm

Jacob Javits Center

1E Hall / 11 Ave. at 34 St.

New York City

For more information call 1-718-640-2075 or email careerfair@gnyada.com

Ø College Visit Tours

 Northeast: June 21 – 28 or July 11 – 18

California: June 22 – 28

New England: July 19 – 25

Middle Atlantic: June 8 – 13 or July 19 – 25

Canada: July 5 – 11

Visit www.college-visits.com or call 1-853-8149 for more information

Ø Aerospace Education Corporation

 Aerospace Career Fair

October 1st and 2nd

Information for careers such as: Pilots and Flight Attendants, Airport Operations, Maintenance Technicians, Catering and Hospitality, Airline and Airport Management, Civil Mechanical and Electrical Engineers, Emergency Response Personnel, Charter (for hire) Flight Operations, Military Branches, Meteorology, Aircraft Schedulers, Air Traffic Controllers.

For more information call 389-1470 or email aeccareerfair@aol.com

Ø Suffolk County Community College

 Culinary Arts and Hospitality Center – Riverhead, NY

2-Hour interactive culinary demonstration and tour of the facility

For more information call 548-3726 or email Jim Fogarty at fogartj@sunysuffolk.edu

 

Ø Western Suffolk Counselors’ Association

 COLLEGE FAIR

Monday, May 5

5:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Huntington Hilton

To register and for more information visit www.gotocollegefairs.com

Ø Suffolk County Community College

 Careers in Hotel and Resort Management – front-office operations, food and beverage management, banquet sales, human resources and more.

For more information call 548-2500

Ø National College Fair

 Wednesday, April 23 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Thursday, April 24 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Meadowlands Exposition Center

For more information and to register visit www.gotomyncf.com

Ø Aerospace Education Corporation

 5th Biennial Aviation & Aerospace Career Fair

October 1 – 2

Republic Airport

For more information visit www.LIAEC.org or call 389-1470

****Seniors are entitled to 5 college visitation days and Juniors are entitled

to 2 college visitation days (to be considered as excused absences)

SUMMER PROGRAMS

Ø Boston University

 New England Center for Investigative Reporting:

Investigative Journalism Workshop

Three (2-week) workshops being offered beginning June 30

Applicants who apply by January 31 will receive a $100.00 discount

Email Joe Bergantino at summerworkshop@necir-bu.org

Ø Yale University

 Young Global Scholars Program

Session 1 – Science, Policy and Innovation – June 16 – June 29

Session 2 – Politics, Law and Economics – July 7 – July 20

Session 3 – Studies in Grand Strategy – July 26 – August 8

Applications available online and due February 20

Grades 10 & 11 are eligible to apply

Visit www.yale.edu or email at global.scholars@yale.edu for information

Ø Furman University

 July 6 – 12

July 13 – 19

Register online only before March 15

Visit www.furman.edu/admission

Ø Columbia University

 Columbia University – New York City – Grades 9 – 12

University of Barcelona – Grades 11 – 12

King’s Academy in Jordan – Grades 11 – 12

For more information visit www.ce.columbia.edu/hs or call 1-212-854-9889

Ø Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

 Many programs available:

Girls Exploring Math and Science, Computer Science & Animation,

STEM Aviation, STEM Math, STEM Robotics, STEM Advanced Robotics,

STEM Space Adventure, Generations, Mission Discovery, Executive Training

Academy, Robotics & Autonomous Systems, Aerospace, Command Camp,

Aviation Career Exploration, Soaring Camp, Flight Exploration, Aviation

Voyage, SunFlight Solo, SunFlight Private Pilot, SunFlight Customized

Flight Training.

Email summer@erau.edu or call 1-800-359-4550 for information

Ø Ithaca College

 Three-Week Session: June 29 – July 18

One – Week Session: July 20 – July 25

Ithaca Writers Institute: June 29 – July 11

Visit www.ithaca.edu/summercollege/app to apply or call 1-607-274-3143 for more information

 

Ø Northfield Mount Hermon

 College Prep Program offering many programs

June 28 – August 2

English As A Second Language

June 28 – August 2

Community Service in India

June 25 – July 27

For more information visit www.nmhschool.org/summer or

call 1-413-498-3290

Ø University of Southern California

 4-week college credit courses

2-week non-credit certificates

Courses being offered in Architecture, Business, Computer Science,

Engineering, Global Studies, Journalism, Performing Arts, Pre-Health,

Pre-Law, Science, Visual Arts, Writing

For more information visit www.summer.usc.edu or call 1-213-740-5679

Ø Harvard College

 Secondary School Program

June 21 – August 9

Visit www.summer.harvard.edu/ssp or call 1-617-495-3192 for more information

Ø Barnard College/Columbia University

 Summer in the City: June 22 – July 29

Liberal Arts Intensive: June 22 – June 28

Young Women’s Leadership Institute: July 6 – July 13

Dance in the City: July 6 – July 16

Summer Science Seminars: June 22 – June 28

Entrepreneurs-In-Training: July 6 – July 17

Visit www.barnard.edu/summer or call 1-212-854-8866 for more information

Ø MICA – Maryland Institute College of Art

 Baltimore – June 28 – July 26 Application Priority Deadline – March 28

Application Final Deadline – April 18

Tuscany – June 28 – July 19 Application Deadline – March 28

Ø Summer Discovery

 Pre College Enrichment, College Prep and Business Institutes

UCLA, UC Santa Barbara, University of Texas At Austin, University of Michigan, Georgetown University, University of Pennsylvania, New York University (NYU), Emerson College – Boston, John’s Hopkins University, Shanghai & Beijing China, Cambridge University & London Business Institute, Florence Italy

For more information visit www.summerdiscovery.com or call 1-516-621-3939

 

Ø The College of William & Mary

June 22 – July 12

July 13 – August 2

Choice of :

HIS 216: American History from Jamestown through American Revolution

HIS 216: American History from the American Revolution through the Civil War

For more information visit www.wm.edu/niahd

Ø Hofstra Summer Camps

 For Students in Grades 6 – 11

Many programs available such as Aviation: Colonial Crafts/Early Native American

Life: Criminal Justice: Culinary Arts: Exercise, Nutrition and Sports Conditioning: Explore Languages Around the World: Graphic Design: Home Engineering and Carpentry: Junior First Responder: Long Island Ecology: Marine Biology: Mechanical Engineering and Automotive: Outdoor Challenge: STEM Design, Build and Operate a Remotely Operated Vehicle: Veterinary Medicine: Video Studio

For more information visit www.ce.hofstra.edu/BOCES or call Seth Liebstein, Program Coordinator at 516-463-6961

Health Care Skills Rotation Precollegiate Career Discovery Institute

Monday, August 4 – Friday, August 8 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

Visit www.ce.hofstra.edu/precollege or call 516-463-7676 for more information

Hofstra Summer Camps Open House:

January 26 Noon – 2:00 pm

March 30 Noon – 2:00 pm

Barry Tech Location Open House:

January 29 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

April 5 10:00 am – Noon

Ø Georgetown University

 Noncredit Medical Institutes: 8 days

Section I – June 22 – June 29

Section II – June 29 – July 6

Section III – July 6 – July 13

Section IV – July 13 – July 20

Fundamentals: 5-Week College Credit Courses

Fundamentals of Medicine

Session I – June 1 – July 3

Session II – July 6 – August 8

Fundamentals of Anatomy

Session II – July 6 – August 8

Fundamentals of Neuroscience

Session II – July 6 – August 8

Ø New Worlds Emerge

 Pre-College, Global Connection, Language Immersion, Meaningful Volunteer, Expedition, Master Concentration, College Programs, Youth and Family

Experience College – UCLA, Brandeis, NYC Campuses

Visit www.newworldsemerge.org or call 434-951-5048 for more information

 

Ø Summerfuel

 Language & Cultural Immersion – Spain, France, Italy

Pre-College – Oxford, Harvard, Berkeley, Amherst

Social Entrepreneurship – Yale, Stanford

College Admissions Prep – Tufts, Columbia, Berkeley

Visit www.summerfuel.com for more information

Ø Carnegie Mellon

 Fine Arts: Architecture/Art & Design/Drama/Music

June 28 – August 9

For more information visit www.admission.enrollment.cmu.edu/pages/pre-college

Ø Pratt Institute

 July 7 – August 1

Courses being offered: Architecture, Art & Design Discovery, Creative Writing, Cultural Studies, Digital Imaging and Photography, Fashion Design, Fine Arts/Painting and Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration (Digital), Illustration (Traditional), Industrial Design, Interior Design, Jewelry/Metal Arts, Film/Video, Photography, Sculpture, Sequential Art and the Comic Book

Visit www.pratt.edu/precollege for more information

Ø Smith College

 Hidden Lives: Discovering Women’s History July6 – July 19

Young Women’s Writing Workshop July 6 – July 19

The American College Immersion Program July 6 – August 2

The Smith College Summer Science and Engineering Program July 6 – August 2

Field Studies for Sustainable Futures July 6 – July 19

For more information visit www.smith.edu/sumer or call 1-413-585-2165

Ø Cornell University Summer College

 Many programs available: Architecture/Art, Design and Fashion/Business/College Success/Debate/Engineering/English for Non-Native Speakers/Hotel Management/Law and Government/Leadership/Literature/Medicine/Psychology/Research and Science/Social Change and Sustainability/Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science

Program Dates:

Three-week Session I – June 21 – July 12

Three-week Session II – July 13 – August 2

Six-week programs – June 21 – August 2 or 5

For more information visit www.summercollege.cornell.edu or call 1-607-255-6203

Ø Alfred University

 Programs offered are:

– Astronomy – Computer Engineering

– Art Portfolio – Robotics Engineering

– Creative Writing – Equestrian

– Ceramic & Glass Engineering – Theatre

– Consumer Chemistry – Swimming

 

For more information visit www.alfred.edu/summer/hs.cfm or call 607-871-2612

 

Ø Fordham University

 July 1 – August 5

Programs offered: Anthropology, Anthropology of Food, Business Administration,

Communication and Media Studies, Computer Science, English, History, Mathematics,

Music History, Natural Sciences, Philosophy, Psychology, Theatre and Visual Arts

Visit www.fordham.edu/summer or call 1-718-817-4665

Ø Sail Caribbean

 14 – 21 day program

6th – 12th Grades and College Age

Watersports, leadership, teamwork, community service, marine biology

Visit www.sailcaribbean.com for more information

Ø NYU (New York University) SCPS

 Session I – July 13 – July 18

Session II – July 20 – July 25

Session III – July 27 – August 1

Programs offered: 3D Printing and Product Design, Arabic, Building Interactive IOS Game Environments, City Planning, College 101, Creative Writing, Design for Mobile and Tablet, Digital Filmmaking and Journalism, Doing Well by Doing Good, Editing Books and Magazines, Express Yourself, Finance NYC, Improv and Sketch Comedy, Mandarin, Motion Comics, Performing Arts Workshop, Photographing NYC, Screenwriting, The Essence of New York, Understanding Global Issues, Welcome to the Real World

Visit www.scps.nyu.edu/hsacademy or call 1-212-998-7006

Ø Wagner College

 Science & Literature/Writing – July 13 – August 1

History & Literature/Writing – July 13 – August 1

Summer Music Theatre Institute – July 13 – July 26

To learn more visit www.wagner.edu/pre-college or call 1-718-390-3221

Ø Fairfield University

 Summer Scholars Program

July 6 – July 19

Academic Courses being offered: Biology, Communication, Economics, English, Film, Finance, Philosophy, Sociology, Studio Art

For more information visit www.fairfield.edu/summerscholars

or call 1-203-254-4000 Ext. 2911

Ø Susquehanna University

 Writers Workshop

July 6 – July 12

For more information visit www.susqu.edu/writers or call 1-570-372-4164

 

Ø Skidmore College

 Pre-College Program in the Liberal and Studio Arts

American Studies, Anthropology, Economics, English Composition and Literature, Exercise Science, Foreign Languages and Literature, Mathematics, Philosophy and Religion, Psychology, Physics, Sociology, Ceramics, Digital Foundations, Drawing, Fiber Arts, Painting, Photography, Printmaking

For more information visit www.skidmore.edu/precollege or call 1-518-580-5458

Ø Stanford University

 Summer Institutes and Summer College

Visit www.precollegiate.standford.edu

Stanford Youth Orchestra

July 6 – 26

Visit www.youthorchestra.stanford.edu for more information

Ø SUNY Stony Brook University

 Oceanography at Stony Brook and Southampton

Session I – July 15 – July 28

Session II – July 29 – August 11

For more information visit www.stonybrook.edu/sea-hs

Robert W. Greene Summer Institute for High School Journalists

Sunday, July 20 – Saturday, July 26

Residential Program with instruction on the fundamentals of reporting, writing, photography for print, online and broadcast.

Apply by visiting www.greenegazette.com or call 632-7403

Ø New Hampshire Institute of Art

 July 6 – July 18

Classes being offered: Ceramics, Beginning Portfolio Drawing, Advanced Portfolio Drawing, Digital Photography, Drawing for Illustrators, Art Appreciation, Visual Storytelling, Art Matters: An Open Forum, Printmaking, Black & White Photography, Jewelry/Metals, Abstract Painting, Character Design

Ø Middlebury-Monterey Language Academy

 Summer Immersion Language Program US and Abroad

June 22 – July 17

Pomona College, CA

Swarthmore College, PA

Green Mountain College, VT

Beijing Academy, China

Comillas Academy, Spain

For more information visit www.mmla.middlebury.edu or call 1-888-216-0135

 

Ø Union College

 EDGE (Educating Girls for Engineering)

2-week residential workshop offering an opportunity to explore engineering fields

In areas beyond basic math and science

View a brochure at www.engineering2.union.edu/edge/EDGE_Brochure_2014.pdf

Applications should be received by May 1, and scholarships are available for those students that demonstrate need.

For more information call 1-518-339-4835

Ø Miami University – Oxford Ohio

 Session I – July 6 – July 18

Program Curriculum: Acting for the Stage, Adventures in Computing, The Art of Game Design, Beginning Design (Architecture and Interior Design), Game of Clones (Engineering in Society), Innovation and Social Impact Through Entrepreneurship, Inside State and Local Government (Leadership and Public Affairs), Lost Cities and Civilizations (Archaeology and the Ancient World, Molecular Gastronomy (The Chemistry of Food and Cooking), Pathways to the Helping Professions, Search for a Cure (The Discovery of Novel Antibiotics), The United States in Conflict (The Meaning of War in America), Virtual Technology to Solve Real-World Problems

Session II – July 20 – August 1

Program Curriculum: The Business of Sport (Real World of Sports Management), Engineering for Energy Efficiency and the Environment, Game of Clones (Genetic Engineering in Society, Health and How to Change the World, An Interactive Quest for Social Justice (Freedom Summer 1964), Media and the Millennials (Journalism in Action), Miami Art Portfolio Studio (Creating a Compelling Portfolio for College Admission and a Career in Art), Molecular Gastronomy (The Chemistry of Food and Cooking), Navigating the Dynamics of Nutrition and Dietetics, Search for a Cure (Discovery of Novel Antibiotics), The Summer Business Academy (Explorations into the Basics of Business), The United States in Conflict (The Meaning of War in America), Video Gaming (3-D Character Development)

For more information and to apply visit www.miamioh.edu/summerscholars

Ø Brown University

 Summer Leadership Institute

Course Topics Include:

Global Health, Development and Engagement/Urban Environments/Ethics/Science, Technology and Medicine/Public Policy/Women and Leadership /Entrepreneurship/ Conflict Resolution/Creativity and Community Action

Multiple start dates available

Brown Environmental Leadership Lab (BELL)

Alaska, Costa Rica and Rhode Island

Multiple start dates available

For more information visit www.brown.edu/summer

 

Ø Washington University of St. Louis

 Session A: June 8 – July 12

Session B: July 13 – August 15

Residential, Commuter, Scholar-Athlete Options

Programs offered: Foreign Languages, Humanities, Math and Science,

Social Sciences, and Pre-professional Studies

Scholarship assistance is available

Visit www.summerexperiences.wustl.edu for more information

Ø New York Institute of Technology

 Health and Medical Academic Camp: July 7 – July 18

Technology and Engineering Camp: Session I July 7 – July 18

Session II August 4 – August 15

Brand Yourself: July 7 – July 11

July 21 – July 25

Create Motion: July 14 – July 18

July 28 – August 1

Exploring Architecture in Manhattan: July 7 – July 31

For more information visit www.nyit.edu/nycsummer or call 1-212-998-2292

Ø Wagner College

 Science and Literature/Writing – July 13 – August 1

History and Literature/Writing – July 13 – August 1

Summer Music Theatre Institute – July 13 – July 26

Priority deadline – April 15

Regular deadline – May 1

For more information and to apply visit www.wagner.edu/pre-college or

call 718-390-3221

Ø University of Pittsburgh – The Bridge

 July 13 – July 18

Application deadline – May 15

Live in college residence halls,

Learn the ins and outs of the college process, how to prepare for the SAT, how

to write personal statements and essays

Visit www.thebridge.pitt.edu for more information

Ø Hartwick College

 Start Out Academics Right (SOAR)

July 5 – August 7

Academic coursework in Sociology, College Composition and Reading, Personal

Fitness, SOAR 101, and required morning and evening study sessions

Visit www.hartwick.edu/SOAR or call 1-888-HARTWICK for more information

 

Ø Worcester Polytechnic Institute

 FRONTIERS

Session I July 6 – July 18

Session II July 20 – August 1

A blend of science, technology and engineering with humanities and arts

Workshops

Information is available at www.wpi.edu/+frontiers

LAUNCH

August 4 – August 8

A five-day program offering workshops in biology, chemistry/biochemistry,

Computer science, engineering exploration, interactive media and game

Development, or robotics.

Information is available at www.wpi.edu/+launch

Ø US Performing Arts Camps

 Locations such as:

Barnard College Georgetown University

Mount Holyoke Oberlin College

Pepperdine University Stanford University

Texas Christian University UC Irvine

UCLA New York City – Chelsea Studios & Pace University

Many workshops available at various locations

Visit www.usperformingarts.com or call 1-888-497-3553 for more information

Ø Marist College

 July 13 – July 26

Poughkeepsie, NY

Programs being offered:

Business, Creative Writing, Criminal Justice, Digital Movie Making,

Environmental Science, Fashion Design, Fashion Merchandising, Game Design,

Spanish, Sports Communication, Theatre

Florence, Italy

Programs being offered:

Fashion, Studio Art, Interior Design

For more information visit www.marist.edu/precollege or call 1-845-575-3226

Ø Delaware College of Art and Design DCAD

 Pre-College Art Studio Week

July 21 – July 26

To register and for more information visit www.dcad.edu/yap or call

1-302-622-8867

 

Ø Emory University

 2, 3 or 6 week programs available

Session A: June 29 – July 12

Session B: July 13 – July 26

Three-Week Session: July 13 – August 2

Session C: July 27 – August 9

Several programs available

Apply online at www.precollege.emory.edu

Ø Molloy College & CAP 21

 Theatre Workshop Mondays

July 14, 21 & 28 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

To register and for more information call 1-516-323-4444

Ø Mercy College

 Business Program: Cybersecurity:

June 15 – June 19 July 14 – July 18

June 29 – July 3

July 12 – July 16

Computer Arts & Design: International Relations:

July 7 – July 11 July 28 – August 1

Criminal Justice: Music Industry & Technology Weekend

July 21 – July 25 September 20 – 21

To apply visit www.mercy.edu/2014summer or call 1-877-MERCY.GO

Ø Five Towns College

 July 7 – August 15

Workshops being offered: Audio, Filmmaking, Music, Music Business,

Musical Theatre

For more information call 656-2110 or visit www.ftc.edu

Ø St. Francis College

 July 7 – July 25

Courses – TV Production I and TV Production II and Creative Writing

For more information visit

www.sfc.edu/precollege or call 1-718-489-5200

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