The Data Science Institute 🦚 Summer Bootcamp

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United Nations Advanced Training (UNAT) Program - Application closes 4/30/24

We are excited to launch our United Nations Advanced Training (UNAT) on June 10-19, 2024! Your students will surely benefit from the seminars, tours, and networking opportunities in this 10-day exclusive leadership event.

What is UNAT?

The United Nations Advanced Training (UNAT) is a selective program tailored for top-performing rising 11th and 12th graders. It provides participants with a rare exposure to the work of diplomats and UN staff at their headquarters in New York. The UNAT is designed to help students learn about the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and the decision-making process of international organizations. The UNAT will aid participants in their career development and allow them to elevate their skills to advance as the future generation of global leaders.

Daily theme at the UN Headquarters:

• Day 1: UN Sustainable Development Goals
• Day 2: Multilateral Diplomacy and Peace Security
• Day 3: International Development and Cooperation
• Day 4: Environmental and Human Rights
• Day 5: UN Career Path and Internship

Visit Highlights

• The U.S. Capitol: Gain valuable insights into the legislative processes, interact with representatives such as Congressmember Jimmy Gomez, Marilyn Strickland, and Andy Kim.
• The World Bank Headquarters: Witness the dynamic world of global finance and development; learn the organization's impactful initiatives and projects in shaping a sustainable global future.
• Cultural tours to Lincoln Memorial, Smithsonian Museums, and Korean War Veterans Memorial

Recognition: Official Certificate of Completion & Recommendation Letter by WFUNA members

The deadline for submission of the application is April 30th. Secure a $200 application fee waiver when you join us in a 1:1 Q&A session.

Join us in a 1:1 Q&A session 

If you or your students have any questions or require additional information, you may visit the UNAT page or reach out to us at GL.Admissions@stanleyprep.com. We look forward to your active participation and fruitful discussions.

Hear from Georgetown students

 

Discover why students love this online program. Why Our Online Program Matters This exciting online program is designed to give students the opportunity to study with one of the nation’s premier institutions while still in high school. The flexible format allows them to study online from the comfort of their own home.   Here’s what one of our alumni has to say about their experience: “This course is a great way to get out of your comfort zone and learn something new. At a regular high school, you learn the basic universal curriculum. Through a course like this, you can dive into a specific topic that interests you and think about your future. It is asynchronous so it doesn't interfere with other commitments you may have, and the mentors/other students are so friendly. It is a great opportunity for a high schooler to grow, educate, and pique their interests.” —Lauren, Georgetown Pre-College Online student from N.Y. We invite your students to join our impressive roster of alumni students that share their similar passions. Encourage them to apply today.   New this summer: We’re offering two college credit-bearing courses, with more on the way. If you have high school students with a passion for biology or psychology, our college credit courses in these subjects could be a great fit. EXPLORE OUR COURSES Sincerely,   Georgetown University Pre-College Online Program

Applications Close Soon for UMass Amherst Summer Pre-College

UMass Amherst Summer Pre-College is accepting applications for residential and online programs through May. Our deadlines are coming up soon -- we hope to see your students at UMass this summer! Admissions decisions are made on a rolling basis, with deadlines as outlined below for each session. We recommend applying early as programs may fill up.  Session 1 (Programs starting June 30): May 1st, 2024 Session 2 (Programs starting July 14): May 15th, 2024 Session 3 (Programs starting July 28): May 31st, 2024 Rising 10th - 12th graders in high school are eligible to attend the program. To apply, students will need: A brief, 1-page statement of interest An unofficial high school transcript A letter of recommendation from a teacher or school counselor Questions? Read our application FAQs for the answers to some common questions, or email us at summerprograms@umass.edu.

Pre-College @ UMass Amherst Summer Pre-College programs at UMass Amherst are residential and online academic programs for rising high school sophomores, juniors and seniors. With courses taught by UMass faculty and graduate students, award-winning dining, modern residence halls, and fun co-curriculars, our programs offer hands-on experience in college coursework and college life. Programs are available in 25+ topics, ranging from Anthropology to Veterinary & Animal Sciences and everything inbetween. Whether you're looking for hands-on lab sciences, computer programming, business, or architecture & design, UMass has a pre-college program to fit your interests. Visit our website to learn more and check out the full list of programs for Summer 2024.

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Notre Dame Pre-College Online Program this summer

 

Have Your Students Take an Online Course from Notre Dame

The University of Notre Dame offers online courses for high school students so they can now experience world-class learning from professors and experts in some of today’s most sought-after fields. This is a great opportunity from one of the nation’s top 20 universities, as ranked by U.S. News and World Report.   Notre Dame’s Pre-College Online Program is rich with valuable insights and interactive tools from subject-matter experts who work at the center of their respective fields. All courses are 100% online, enabling students to study at their own pace. Even better, they’ll be guided by mentors, and earn a Certificate of Completion from the University of Notre Dame.   Our first two courses begin this summer, with more on the way. Students can choose a course from our current offerings:

Business: From Startup to Success What are the risks and costs of starting a business? How do you identify your target customer? This course answers these questions and more. You’ll consider legal, accounting, and financial risks; learn how to write a business plan; and discover the strategies needed to take your business public.   Psychology: Understanding the Self and Our World How are our individual thoughts, feelings, and behaviors impacted by others? In this course, you'll investigate the role of personality and the ‘self’ in our understanding of the world. You’ll evaluate the biased way we make judgments of others and ourselves, and analyze the connection between ‘self’ and wellness.   Encourage your students to apply to Notre Dame’s Pre-College Online Program today.

LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR PROGRAM

Summer journalism opportunity for students

 

Do you have students who still need to finalize their summer plans? For students thinking about a career in communications or who enjoy writing, have them apply to the Boston University Summer Journalism Academy. Students can choose their session: Writing and Reporting, offered in-person from June 24 to July 12, 2024, or on-line  two-week sessions starting June 17, July 1, and July 15, 2024 Photojournalism, offered in-person from June 24 to July 12, 2024 In our Writing and Reporting sessions, our award-winning journalists work with students to show them how to follow facts and get to the heart of stories affecting their communities. All students attending our program will have the option to publish one of their stories on our Academy’s website, The Terrier , and use this to in their college essays or add to their portfolios. Students interested in visual storytelling can apply for our photojournalism sessions. Veteran photojournalist Stephen Haines will help students develop their camera skills and guide them on how to work alongside journalists. No matter what session your student(s) select, they will learn practical skills to apply to any career. To learn more, visit www.summerjournalism.org. We accept applications on a rolling basis. The final deadline to apply is:  April 19, 2024, for on-campus sessions, and  May 10, 2024, for our online sessions. Sincerely, Ermolande Jean-Simon Student Programs Manager, Boston University Summer Journalism Academy Email: busji@bu.edu │Website: www.summerjournalism.org

Enroll in your course today!

 

Hi , There is still time to apply and enroll for a spot at Brown University’s Pre-College Programs. Get a head start on your summer! Brown Pre-College offers many opportunities to explore your potential. With a wide variety of interesting online courses, you have the opportunity to choose the learning experience that is right for you.  Course are offered in one of three formats: Asynchronous: The course will be offered entirely asynchronously; giving you the opportunity to set your own schedule each day, and allowing for the most flexibility and self-directed learning. Mostly Asynchronous: The course will include a majority of asynchronous content and optional opportunities for live sessions with your instructor and classmates to supplement course material.  Blended: The course will include asynchronous content and 1 to 3 prescheduled, required live sessions each week. These required live sessions are integral to the course experience.  Choosing an online course allows you the flexibility to study what interests you from wherever you are! Enrolling in Brown Pre-College online courses allows you unique opportunities to learn from talented instructors, participate in extracurricular activities and connect with students from all over the world.  Explore your passion for learning while making friends and memories that last a lifetime!  Courses are filling up quickly, so apply today for the best course selection.   Apply Today! Have questions? We’re happy to assist! Please reach out to us with any questions you may have. You can speak with a Program Advisor by calling (401) 863-7900 during business hours (Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EST) or visit our Frequently Asked Questions page. You can also contact us by email at precollege@brown.edu.

Your Students Can Seize the Summer at Montclair State University

 

Seize the Summer!

Encourage your students to make the most of their summer with Montclair State University’s Pre-college Summer Programs. One week (July 14 - 20, 2024), 12 programs to choose from, and an unforgettable immersive experience! Students will expand their horizons, develop new skills, and connect with peers from around the world in a fun, diverse and vibrant learning environment.

The Pre-college Summer Programs are designed for high school students entering grades 10-12. 

For more information about each program sign up for a virtual information session! To access the application, visit the Pre-college Summer website. 

Check out our Featured Programs!

Summertime in the Big Apple: Exciting Excursions in NYC 

Students can learn all about the architecture, and history of New York City—all while touring the city’s streets! During daytime tours of the city, enjoy some of New York City’s finest ethnic restaurants. In addition, students will attend a matinee showing of Hamilton the Musical and a dinner afterwards.

Guided by published, expert historians, students will:

• Understand the ethnic history of New York City.

• Learn the history of New York City’s built environment.

• Comprehend the importance of food to New York City’s ethnic groups.

• Complete a digital photographic essay that documents your excursions in New York City.

• Visit museums and public history sites throughout Manhattan.

Computer Science: Cybersecurity and Hacking

Experience the work of a threat intelligence analyst through a fun, gamified, hands-on approach to learning about cybersecurity. Students will gain practical knowledge about becoming a Security Operations Center Analyst, a Threat Hunter, an Incident Responder, and a Cyber Intelligence Analyst.

• Use Azure Data Explorer (ADX).

• Use Kusto Query Language (KQL) to analyze intrusions and track threat actors.

• Experience life-like scenarios to develop analytical skills of industry professionals.

• Experience the challenges of a capture the flag (ctf) competition.

Sports Communication

Students can gain hands-on experience in sports production and broadcasting, content creation, sports reporting, and sports public relations.

• Experience hands-on experience with cutting-edge cameras and studio spaces.

• Learn about storytelling concepts relevant to sports media coverage.

• Practice writing across multimedia formats for sports content.

• Explore the routines of sports media content creation via a field trip to a sporting event in the NYC area.

• Strategize communications plans for sports public relations case studies.

• Analyze the impact that sports has on our culture as the Olympics Games are set to begin.

Contact Us!

We look forward to the possibility of having your students join us for an enriching and memorable summer experience. Feel free to contact us with any questions, we're happy to help!

Pre-college Summer

precollege@montclair.edu

973-655-4243

Rutgers Day April 27

Join Us!

Rutgers Day is here! Join us Saturday, April 27, 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. on our Piscataway and New Brunswick campuses.  Rutgers Day is a free, annual event open to the public, giving the entire community a chance to see many of the exciting things happening at New Jersey’s state university. It’s a great opportunity for K-12 school groups to discover what you can do, see, make, and learn at Rutgers.  We encourage you to share the event flyers--available here in both English and Spanish--with your faculty, staff, and students as we prepare to welcome everyone back to campus for Rutgers Day 2024!  Here's some of what you can look forward to at Rutgers Day 2024:  Rutgers departments, schools, student organizations, and centers all provide programs that help teens, current and prospective students, and their families learn about the vast resources and activities that Rutgers has to offer. Exhibits, hands-on activities, and demonstrations engage and inform attendees of all ages about the valuable contributions the university makes to the people of New Jersey and beyond. Check out all the programs offered via the Rutgers Day website and our FAQs to plan your day. Interested in bringing a large group? See our FAQs and take advantage of our student dining halls with a special group rate. Bus parking is available. For questions, email rutgersday@rutgers.edu.