STARS (Summer Training in Agriculture and Related Sciences) is a free, three-day summer enrichment camp hosted by the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Texas A&M University.
- Explore different majors within the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
- Receive admissions information
- Meet current students in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
- Obtain career advice in science-based fields
- Stay in an on-campus residence hall
ELIGIBILITY
STARS targets high academically achieving students (graduating classes of 2018, 2019, & 2020) from Houston and San Antonio area high schools. These students typically have a passion for biological sciences, communications, agribusiness, animal science, health sciences, or biological/agricultural engineering, are looking to be part of the Texas A&M family.
Apply for STARS Summer Camp by April 10, 2017.
Download the flyer here.
Showing posts with label Summer Programs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Summer Programs. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
Friday, March 24, 2017
Summer Camp Opportunity: Texas A&M University College of Architecture
Can you visualize yourself as an architect? Want to construct your future as an Aggie? Camp ARCH is offered through the college of Architecture at Texas A&M University in partnership with the Youth Adventure Program operated through the Department of Educational Psychology.
Camp ARCH is designed to help students map out the blueprint to their college career by experiencing first-hand the professions that the College of Architecture has to offer. Open to students who will be entering their sophomore, junior, or senior year of high school, this residential one-week program allows participants to explore of career field of interest while experiencing the "studio environment" just as professionals would in a design or construction firm.
Date: July 9-15, 2017
Incoming sophomores, juniors, and seniors may apply.
Application deadline: May 1, 2017
Find more information here.
Find the flyer here. The application can be downloaded here.
Camp ARCH is designed to help students map out the blueprint to their college career by experiencing first-hand the professions that the College of Architecture has to offer. Open to students who will be entering their sophomore, junior, or senior year of high school, this residential one-week program allows participants to explore of career field of interest while experiencing the "studio environment" just as professionals would in a design or construction firm.
Date: July 9-15, 2017
Incoming sophomores, juniors, and seniors may apply.
Application deadline: May 1, 2017
Find more information here.
Find the flyer here. The application can be downloaded here.
Thursday, March 23, 2017
Summer Camp Opportunity: University of Texas Global Ethics and Conflict Resolution Summer Symposium
The 2017 Global Ethics and Conflict Resolution Summer Symposium is a two week-long camp for high school students which explores the issues of ethics and conflict at all levels, from the personal to the international.
Students will develop critical and creative strategies needed for problem solving, conflict analysis, negotiation, and much more. They will experience life at the University of Texas while learning about the greater world we live in. Some of the activities they will be involved in are producing videos, debating ethical issues, learning to manage conflict, and meeting with distinguished artists, leaders, and faculty.
Tuition ranges from $635 to $1400, with need-based scholarships available at all levels. For more information, please visit https://moody.utexas.edu/utpcr/summer-symposium.
Click here for a printable flyer.
Wednesday, March 8, 2017
Texas Tech University's L.E.A.D. Leadership Education & Development Program
Registration is now open for Camp L.E.A.D., Texas
Tech University's leadership education and development program, which takes
place August 1-4, 2017. During this program, students will
participate in activities ranging from individualized leadership sessions to
group challenges and team-building activities. Your students will also have an
opportunity to explore Texas Tech through an official campus tour and in-depth
sessions with their intended field of study.
Transportation, housing and curriculum materials are provided at no cost to students admitted into the program.
Admission to Camp L.E.A.D. is highly selective. Students should apply and submit documentation regarding their leadership abilities no later than the given deadline. To be considered, students must meet the following requirements:
- Grade
Level: must be an incoming high school senior in the Fall of
2017.
- Academic
Performance: student's high school counselor must submit a form
regarding their academic performance. Students are also asked to
self-report their ACT/SAT scores.
- Community
Involvement: must be an active member of your community and
involved in extracurricular activities.
- Leadership: must have a proven desire to be a leader.
REMINDER: Applications must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. on Friday,
March 31, 2017. Please direct any questions about Camp L.E.A.D. to
806.742.1299 or camplead@ttu.edu.
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Summer Camp Opportunity: Society of American Military Engineers
The San Antonio Post Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) is currently taking applications to sponsor (SAME covers costs) high school
students to go to one of the military academies for an engineering and
construction camp for a week in the summer.
Below is a link that describes the application process in
more detail.
For more information, please contact
Joshua A. Graham, P.E.
Engineering & Construction Camp Coordinator Soceity
of American Military Engineers (SAME)
(330) 518-8701
The deadline for students to submit applications to me is March 24, 2017.
Sunday, January 22, 2017
Summer Program: University of Dallas
It’s one thing to read the Great Books…it’s quite another to experience firsthand where many of them took place. In that instant, history comes alive, and you change forever.
The University of Dallas Rome Program has been changing lives for over 45 years with a unique curriculum that combines intensive study of art, architecture, history, literature, theology and philosophy with travel that transports students to the very places where Western civilization first flourished and where Catholic intellectual and spiritual traditions continue to flourish today.
During their semester abroad, students make our Rome campus their “home base” while they travel to places like Florence, Venice, Assisi, Greece and, of course, Rome. They’ll read about Odysseus and Aeneas one day and walk in the footsteps of these ancient heroes the next. They’ll study the techniques used by Michelangelo while standing in front of the Pietà or gazing at the ceiling in the Sistine Chapel. They’ll debate the works of Socrates and Aristotle while walking the same hills the great philosophers trod many millennia ago, experiencing the kind of context that can’t be found in a book and the types of insights rarely found in the classroom.
Click here for more information, or come by the Counseling Office for a brochure.
The University of Dallas Rome Program has been changing lives for over 45 years with a unique curriculum that combines intensive study of art, architecture, history, literature, theology and philosophy with travel that transports students to the very places where Western civilization first flourished and where Catholic intellectual and spiritual traditions continue to flourish today.
During their semester abroad, students make our Rome campus their “home base” while they travel to places like Florence, Venice, Assisi, Greece and, of course, Rome. They’ll read about Odysseus and Aeneas one day and walk in the footsteps of these ancient heroes the next. They’ll study the techniques used by Michelangelo while standing in front of the Pietà or gazing at the ceiling in the Sistine Chapel. They’ll debate the works of Socrates and Aristotle while walking the same hills the great philosophers trod many millennia ago, experiencing the kind of context that can’t be found in a book and the types of insights rarely found in the classroom.
Click here for more information, or come by the Counseling Office for a brochure.
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