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Attached, please find information that may benefit our young adults. > Feel free to pass on to others who may benefit from this information.
> >
> > Research and Engineering Apprenticeship Program (REAP)
> > REAP encourages high school students to pursue careers in math, science
> and technology through hands-on experience in research and development.
> Participating apprentices spend an allotted time, between 5-8 weeks,
> during the summer at such university laboratories (research facilities)
> in their area, gaining hands-on experience doing actual university
> research and engineering projects under the daily direction of faculty
> mentors. The objective of REAP is to provide a cooperative education
> (work/study) program which will afford hands-on experience in research
> and development activities to high school students who may choose to
> enter and complete basic education in science and engineering.
> > Locations: Loyola University , Chicago and University of Illinois at
> Urbana , Urbana
> > Deadline: March
> > For more information: http://www.usaeop.com/
> > Contact Ms. Renie O'Mara at 603-228-0121 renie@aas-world.org
> >
> > UIC Engineering High School Institute
> > This is a summer program designed to ensure that minority students gain
> exposure to principles of mathematics and the basic sciences and to
> encourage them to pursue an undergraduate education in engineering,
> math, and the sciences. This is a four week summer program beginning of
> half-day classroom instruction in simple circuit board design and
> digital logic. The program and materials are free of charged and public
> transportation is provided.
> > For Information:
> http://www.uops.uillinois.edu/
> > Denise R. Hayman Director of Minority Affairs 312-996-2201
> > Email: dhayman@uic.edu
> >
> > The Chicago Summer Business Institute (CSBI)
> > CSBI provides a six-week paid internship program for high school
> sophomores and juniors each summer. These internships take place at
> various banks, accounting, engineering, and law firms throughout the
> Loop and business districts. In conjunction with a 28-hour workweek,
> students attend half-day classroom seminars and workshops every week
> where they learn about the financial markets, attend seminars given by
> successful business executives, and participate in team building
> programs.
> > Eligibility Requirements:
> > · Student must currently be a Sophomore or Junior;
> > · Student must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher;
> > · Student must attend either a public, parochial or private high
> school;
> > · Student must be a resident of the City of Chicago ;
> > · Student must have an annual family income of $60,000 a year or
> less
> > · A parent/guardian must sign a Certificate of Income
> Verification form
> > When June - August
> > Deadline: March
> > For information or to apply: www.cityofchicago.org/CSBI
> > Contact Debra Carson, Program Director at 312-545-7855 csbi1999@comcast.net
> >
> > Pritzker School of Medicine (YSTP)
> > The Pritzker School of Medicine Office of Multicultural Affairs is now
> accepting applications for their summer Young Scientists Training
> Program (YSTP). This is a 10-week summer program for up to ten
> outstanding minority high school students to gain experience in
> research, medicine, and the biological sciences. Students work in the
> laboratories of University of Chicago faculty where they learn basic or
> clinical research in the areas of diabetes, endocrinology, nutrition,
> obesity, digestive, liver, urologic, kidney, or blood disorders.
> > When June – August
> > Deadline March
> > Information and apply:
> http://pritzker.uchicago.edu/
> >
> > Mayor Daley's Youth Ready Chicago summer opportunities
> > To be eligible for the program, applicants must meet the following:
> > · Must be between 14 and 24 at the time of the application
> > · Must live in the City of Chicago with a valid mailing address
> > · Must have a social security number or a number that is legally
> allowed to replace a social security number for the purposes of
> employment
> > · Must provide a guardian's signature for applicants under the
> age of 18 at the time of application.
> > To Apply: www.youthreadychicago.org
> > Parents/guardians with questions about summer opportunities may call the
> > Jobs Hotline at (877) 587-WORK
> >
> > Cornell University , College of Engineering CURIE and CATALYST Academy
> > The CURIE Academy is a one-week summer residential program for high
> school girls who excel in math and science. The focus is on sophomores
> and juniors who may not have had prior opportunities to explore
> engineering, but want to learn more about the many opportunities in
> engineering in an interactive atmosphere.
> >
> > The CATALYST Academy ’s mission is to advance diversity in engineering
> and its related disciplines. Therefore, applications from students from
> backgrounds (African American, Latino/a, or Native American) critically
> underrepresented in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and
> math are especially encouraged.
> > Cost $1450 and includes room, board, and research supplies
> > When: JULY
> > Deadline CURIE Academy March
> > Deadline: CATALYST Academy March
> > For info and Application:
> > http://www.engineering.
> > Contact Debbie Moss at dlm45@cornell.edu
> >
> > April Deadlines
> >
> > MOREHOUSE SUMMER PROGRAM Project Identity
> > 10th & 11th Grade HS males, Morehouse College in Atlanta , GA -will be
> offering a Summer Institute (Project Identity) for African-American
> males entering the 10th and 11th grades. This 3 week residential program
> replicates the college experience with an intense curriculum and
> enrichment activities to assist in developing their academic, social and
> leadership skills.
> > · Creative Writing -
> > · SAT Prep -
> > · Debate -
> > · Pre-Calculus -
> > · Leadership development -
> > · Enrichment activities -
> > Program Fee: $1,900 (includes meals, housing and activities).
> > When: Session A: June, Session B: July
> > Application Deadline: April
> > For info or apply: http://www.morehouse.edu/
> >
> > CDC Disease Detective Camp
> > The CDC Disease Detective Camp (DDC) is a 5 day academic day camp for
> high school juniors and seniors during the upcoming school year. Campers
> will take on the roles of disease detectives and learn how CDC
> safeguards the nation's health.
> > When: June session and July session
> > Deadline: April
> > For more info and to apply to go http://www.cdc.gov/museum/
> >
> > The Chicago Police and Firefighter Training Academy (CPFTA)
> > We are looking for high school sophomores interested in public safety,
> fire science, law enforcement, and criminal justice careers. The Chicago
> Police and Firefighter Training Academy (CPFTA) program provides
> training for students interested in careers in public safety, law
> enforcement, criminal justice, and fire science. The 2-year program was
> developed jointly by the Chicago Public Schools’ Department of Career
> and Technical Education (CTE), the Chicago Police Department (CPD), the
> Chicago Fire Department (CFD), and the City Colleges of Chicago (CCC).
> The program recruits and trains up to 250 public and non-public high
> school students each year. In addition to high school and college
> training, students have the opportunity to participate in a paid summer
> internship between junior and senior year to promote a better
> understanding of all aspects of careers in public safety.
> > Cost: Free
> > February to April for recruitment information visit the website at
> www.cpfta.com
> > Contact Sandra C. Castillo 773-553-2485 CPFTA@cps.k12.il.us
> > Program Manager Department of College and Career Preparation
> >
> > Try Scuba Diving
> > At the Kennedy King pool this coming Saturday, May 8th
> > The Windy City Seals will offer you the opportunity to TRY Scuba Diving.
> > http://www.windycityseals.org/
> > For more information, email us at: secretary@windycityseals.org
> >
> > FAA Summer Employment Initiative
> > This is designed to attract talented students to the workforce for
> summer employment opportunities into entry-level positions and provide
> positive work and developmental experience.
> > Eligibility: Applicant must be a student who meets all the following
> requirements:
> > · United States Citizen
> > · Enrolled or accepted in a half-time or full-time course schedule;
> > · Age 16 or older (by the closing date of the announcement); and
> > · Possess a grade point average of 2.0 or above on a scale of 4.0.
> > Appointment Type: Temporary appointment
> > Duration: Not to exceed 6 months (April through September)
> > Work Schedules: Full-Time or Part-Time
> > How to Apply: All students must apply through the ASAP online system.
> > · Go to Career Opportunities
> > · Type the following words "Summer", in the Keyword Search
> > Open an ASAP account and apply online.
> > · If you have additional questions contact the local Human
> Resource Management office.
> >
> > NBA Crump Law Camp
> > The National Bar Association Crump Law Camp was established to provide
> students entering the ninth through eleventh grades (between the ages of
> 14 and 17) with an introduction to the American judicial system. Campers
> will be housed on the campus of Howard University and live in a
> protected campus environment. The inaugural two-week camp was held at
> Howard University School of Law. The camp provides students with an
> exciting academic and social agenda, which includes field trips in the
> Washington , DC area. The competitive highlight of the camp is the Evett
> L. Simmons Mock Trial Competition. The four winners of this competition
> are invited to the NBA's Annual Convention. Washington , DC .
> > Cost: varies Free-$1400 (sliding scale)
> > When: July
> > Deadline: April
> > Information or apply: http://www.nationalbar.org/
> 301-249-8355
> >
> > Project Exploration’s Discover Your Summer Guide
> > Discover Your Summer is a guide to summer science opportunities. It is
> filled with information on more than 175 programs in Chicago , the
> Midwest , and beyond.
> > All of our youth programs are free, eliminating the cost barrier that
> prevents low-income students from accessing dynamic out-of-school time
> science programs.
> > For information or to apply: http://www.projectexploration.
> > Contact 773.834.7614 or email dys@projectexploration.org
> >
> > IRS Student Temporary Experience Program (STEP)
> > STEP is a flexible program that provides students with exposure to
> government service, enhances educational experience, and offers students
> an opportunity to earn money and continue their education at the same
> time. STEP employees are on temporary appointments that may last up to
> one (1) year. An extension may be granted at the discretion of the
> hiring manager.
> > Eligibility: Applicant must be a student who meets all the following
> requirements:
> > · United States Citizen
> > · Enrolled or accepted in a half-time or full-time course schedule;
> > · Age 16 or older (by the closing date of the announcement); and
> > · Possess a grade point average of 2.0 or above on a scale of 4.0.
> > Contact Pat Nielsen at 631-447-4271
> > To apply for this vacancy visit:
> https://careerconnector.jobs.
> >
> > Fermilab TARGET Program
> > The TARGET Science and Engineering Program is a non residential summer
> experience focused on the sciences, engineering and mathematics, the
> opportunity incorporates both classroom and work experiences five days
> per week for a six week period. The program is held on the FERMILAB
> campus in Batavia .
> > Who: High school sophomores, juniors and seniors
> > When: June to July
> > Application deadline iApril
> > Information and application: http://wdrs.fnal.gov/eeo/
> >
> > Experiment in Architecture at IIT
> > Students will tour the city of Chicago , complete a series of design
> projects, and attend lectures by IIT faculty. The program is intended to
> inform students about the study and practice of architecture, and will
> assist participants in making an informed decision about pursuing an
> architectural education and career. All individuals interested in
> pursuing a career in the design and building professions are encouraged
> to attend.
> > Cost $875
> > This covers all studio materials, readings, lunches, CTA passes, and
> museum admission. Financial aid is limited and is available on the basis
> of demonstrated need.
> > When: July from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Monday-Friday).
> > Deadline iApril
> > Information or apply: http://www.iit.edu/arch/
> > Contact: Sarah Pariseau Coordinator for Academic Affairs (312) 567-3231
> > sparisea@iit.edu
> >
> > May Deadlines
> >
> > Just the Beginning Foundation HS Summer Law Program
> > Just the Beginning Foundation (JBF) will host its ten-day Summer Legal
> Institute (SLI) for sixty-five diverse high school students at the
> DePaul University College of Law. The students will meet with a myriad
> of legal professionals, hear from guest speakers, visit federal court,
> learn networking skills, prepare and present an oral argument, and
> practice critical reasoning skills. Over the course of the program, the
> students will be introduced to different areas of the law.
> > The SLI is open to students who will be high school sophomores, juniors
> or seniors next fall. Enrollment is limited to forty students. In
> addition, students and their parents/ guardians /mentors receive college
> preparatory advice on topics such as preparing for standardized tests,
> completing applications and securing financial aid.
> > Cost Free, JTBF will provide breakfast and lunch each day of the program.
> > When: August
> > Deadline: May
> > http://www.jtbf.org/index.php?
> >
> > Exploring Careers in Business Summer Program
> > Southern Illinois University Carbondale College has a program designed
> to expose underrepresented minority high school students to the many
> opportunities available to them within the business profession. Topics
> to be covered include an in- depth look at management, marketing,
> finance, and accounting. Students will participate in variety of
> workshops on leadership, team building, personal development, business
> networking, ACT testing preparation, and etiquettes.
> > Cost: Free
> > When: June
> > Application due: May
> > http://www.business.siuc.edu/
> > Contact: Michael Haywood (618) 453-7498 haywood@cba.siu.edu
> > Director of Minority Affairs College of Business Southern Illinois
> University Carbondale
> >
> > Psychology Summer Program
> > This summer, IIT Institute of Psychology is offering "Psychology in
> Everyday Life" to introduce high school students to the profession of
> psychology. The one week workshop will be a rich learning experience
> designed to help students make the connection between psychological
> principles and human behavior in everyday life. Students will acquire a
> broad array of facts about the developing child, the aging adult and
> everything else that occurs across the lifespan.
> > Cost $485 (some scholarships available)
> > When: June
> > Applications are due: May
> > http://www.iit.edu/undergrad_
> > Contact: Kristin Moriarty 312.567.3502 kmoriar2@iit.edu
> >
> > Goodman Theater General Theater Studies
> > A FREE six-week theater intensive for students 14 to 19-year-old in the
> Chicago metropolitan area, General Theater Studies gives students the
> opportunity to learn skills from local theater professionals that are
> instantly applicable not only to the world of theater, but also their
> world at large. This summer program is designed to validate the voices
> of its participants, get them to examine their own potential for
> creativity and introduce them to all elements of the creation of
> theater, both on stage and behind the scenes. GTS will culminate in
> public presentations of an original performance created by the
> participants!
> > Cost: Free
> > When June – July
> > Applications http://www.goodmantheatre.org/
> > Contact 312.443.5581 or email education@goodmantheatre.org
> >
> > National Association of Black Accountants ACAP
> > The Accounting Career Awareness Program (ACAP) was created to provide
> minority high school students with early exposure to career
> opportunities within the business and accounting professions. The
> primary objective of ACAP is to increase the number of minority students
> pursuing careers in accounting and related business areas.
> > ACAP is a summer residency program giving students the opportunity to
> reside in college dorms at the University of Illinois at Chicago ’s
> campus for five days and four nights. The students attend classes on
> accounting and college preparation. Classroom topics are enhanced
> through team building activities, professional office tours, field
> trips, as well as other activities.
> > Eligibility: Applicant must be a student who meets all the following
> requirements:
> > · High school students
> > · Possess a grade point average of 2.5 or above on a scale of 4.0
> > Cost: Free
> > Applications due: May
> > For more information about the ACAP program, please visit www.nabainc.org
> > Contact: Phillip Davis at pdavis157@hotmail.com
> >
> > African American Adolescent Male Summer Literacy Institute (AAAMSLI)
> > The African American Adolescent Male Summer Literacy Institute helps
> connect young black males to literacy as a possible way out of violence
> and poverty. Students read and write about their plight and issues
> affecting their generation, while learning valuable life skills. "The
> institute focuses on using a variety of fiction and non-fiction texts as
> tools to support African-American adolescent males to write about the
> multiple contexts that shape their lives". The institute features
> reading, writing, spoken word and mentoring to help nurture the next
> generation of socially conscious readers and writers. Five young males
> will be selected for a two-day trip to Harlem in August, and have their
> writings critiqued by Walter Dean Myers.
> > Cost: Free (students paid a $150 stipend)
> > When: July, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
> > Where: UIC Reading Clinic, 1040 W. Harrison St. (L268 - level)
> > For more information about UIC, please visit www.uic.edu
> > http://aaamsli.blogspot.com/
> > Contact: Alfred W. Tatum, Ph.D. Director of the UIC Reading
> Clinic/Associate Professor (312) 413-3883 atatum1@uic.edu
> >
> > African American Adolescent Female Summer Literacy Institute (AAAFSLI)
> > See above, but for females 11-17 yo
> > Contact: Lynette Danley ldanley@uic.edu at 312-996-4508 (office)
> >
> > June Deadlines
> >
> > The summer academy at DePaul
> > This is a week long program held at DePaul University 's Loop campus for
> High school students. They will receive hands-on instruction using the
> latest equipment and technology and will be taught by faculty from
> DePaul's School of Cinema and Interactive Media with real world
> experience. Areas of focus will include digital cinema production, 3D
> computer modeling and animation for games and cinema and computer game
> development. This intensive week-long session will provide motivated
> students with a valuable educational experience as well as an advantage
> in today's competitive world of college admission.
> > Cost $750
> > Deadline: June 1st
> > When: July
> > http://www.cim.depaul.edu/
> > Information contact: gocdm@cdm.depaul.edu
> >
> > The High School Summer Institute at Columbia College
> > This is an intensive non-residential 5-week program for creative high
> school students that have completed their sophomore, junior, or senior
> year of study who want to immerse themselves in the visual, media, and
> communication arts.
> >
> > Students spend the summer exploring their ideas, developing the
> technical skills that bring their ideas to life, and earning college
> credit while they’re at it. High School Summer Institute students study
> with the same working professionals and scholars who teach Columbia ’s
> undergraduates. Students also hone their craft in Columbia’s
> state-of-the-art facilities—film and video production and
> post-production studios, photography labs, animation labs, graphic
> design labs, dance studios, concert halls, theater stages, radio
> station, recording facilities, art studios, performance spaces,
> television studios, and more.
> > When: July – August
> > Application Deadline: June
> > http://www.colum.edu/
> >
> > University of Missouri-College of Engineering (Diversity Scholars Summer
> Camp)
> > The Diversity Scholars Program provides full scholarships for minority
> high school sophomores, juniors and seniors with interests in math and
> science to attend the College of Engineering 's week long residential
> engineering camp. Students are introduced to engineering's various
> disciplines through hands-on activities, team design competitions and
> engineering related
> >
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