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WaterTEC
sherrcks@uiuc.edu WaterTEC
is a one-week program full of educational and fun activities
for students interested in learning about water information, experimentation, and
recreation. Through fields trips and classroom sessions students will
explore nearby reservoirs, filtration facilities, and swimming pools to learn
how water is treated and delivered for public use.
Students will also learn about the vital roles that science,
technology, and engineering play in water quality, safety and conservation.
Program Cost:
Contact: sherrcks@uiuc.edu
Phone:
Deadline: 07/01/05
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Exploring Your Options in Engineering
www.engr.uiuc.edu/wyse/EYO/index.html Exploring
Your Options is a week-long residential program that introduces high
school rising juniors and seniors to the field of engineering. EYO is held at the University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign. Participants will interact with engineering students and faculty
members, plan and build a project, and engage in hands-on
activities prepared by departments within the College of Engineering.
Program Cost: $600
Contact: wyse@uiuc.edu
Phone: 217/ 333-2560
Deadline: 07/01/05
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Illinois Aerospace Institute
dejeffer@uiuc.edu The
thirteenth annual Illinois Aerospace Institute is a residential program for
students entering grades 9 - 12. The institute provides an
outstanding introduction to aerospace science and engineering. Institute activities include
talking with a NASA astronaut, flying at the Institute of
Aviation, co-flying radio-controlled model aircraft, and designing, building, and flying
model gliders and rockets. Cost: approx. $700.00 (No credit)
Program Cost:
Contact: defeffer@uiuc.edu
Phone: 217/ 244-8048
Deadline: 07/01/05
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G.A.M.E.S. Computer Science Camp
www.wie.uiuc.edu/games/ | G.A.M.E.S.
Computer Science Camp for FA2004, 8th and 9th graders Girls'
Adventures in Mathematics, Engineering, and Science (G.A.M.E.S.) Camp G.A.M.E.S. is an
annual residential camp conducted through the College of Engineering. It
is designed to give academically talented young women an opportunity
to explore math, engineering, and science through exciting demonstrations, classroom
presentations, hands-on activities, and direct contact with female professionals from
technical fields. The 2004 Computer Science G.A.M.E.S. camp will
explore computer programming, electrical engineering, and computer science through hands-on
robotics design and programming projects. Cost: $575.00 (No credit).
Program Cost:
Contact: arickman@uiuc.edu
Phone: 217/ 244-3517
Deadline: 07/01/05
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Research Apprentise Program
www.aces.uiuc.edu/academics/ The
Research Apprentice Program I (RAP I) provides two intensive three-week
academic and career enrichment experiences on the UIUC campus for
current high school freshmen and sophomores. Participants will learn about
math, science, research, and business majors, as well as careers
related to the agricultural, consumer, and environmental fields. They will
observe and participate in various laboratory activities in the Colleges
of ACES and Veterinary Medicine as well as in seminars
and industry tours. Academic enrichment consists of instruction in microcomputer
applications, writing and reading skills, and discussions of ethics. The
program targets under-served ethnic/racial groups and students from disadvantaged backgrounds. No cost. (No credit)
Program Cost:
Contact: Jesse Thompson
Phone: 217/ 333-3638
Deadline: 07/01/05
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Research Apprentise II Program
www.aces.uiuc.edu/academics/ The
Research Apprentice Program II (RAP II) is an intensive seven-week
laboratory experience on the UIUC campus for high school juniors.
Participants will learn about professional and research opportunities in the
food and agricultural sciences by working under the guidance of
faculty, their graduate assistants, and research technicians in the Colleges
of ACES and Veterinary Medicine. The program will feature hands-on
laboratory projects conducted by students as well as oral presentations
and project posters developed for display. The program consists of
special seminars, instruction in microcomputer applications, and assessment of math
and communication skills. Priority is given to RAP I participants.
The target audiences include under-served ethnic/racial groups and students from
disadvantaged backgrounds. Cost: Summer stipend provided. (No credit)
Program Cost:
Contact: Jesse Thompson
Phone: 217/ 333-3638
Deadline: 07/01/05
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Discover Architecture
www.arch.uiuc.edu/Admin/DiscoverArchitecture/Default.htm Discover
Architecture is a unique opportunity for high school juniors and
seniors, and for beginning college students interested in pursuing a
career in architecture. Students will learn about the roles and
responsibilities of today's architects. Studio projects, daily seminars, demonstrations, slide
presentations, films, and field trips give students “hands on” experience
and knowledge of what will be expected of them in
architecture school and the profession. Cost: $1,200.00 per session in
addition to a non-refundable $25.00 application fee. Payment includes room
and board, drawing supplies and equipment, and a studio fee. Additional cost for non-academic functions are not included. (No credit)
Program Cost:
Contact: Arthur Kaha
Phone: 217/ 333-7720
Deadline: 07/01/05
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Illinois 4-H Leadership Convention
www.4-h.uiuc.edu/events | The
Illinois 4-H Leadership Convention provides a fun-filled weekend for teens,
ages 14-18, who have an interest in developing their leadership
skills. Workshops focus on team-building, communication skills, leadership development, diversity,
career preparation, and more. Some tours of University of Illinois
facilities are included. Teens also have an opportunity to discuss
issues and design action plans for their communities. Outstanding speakers,
recreation, dance, talent show, and a special banquet are also
included. The Illinois 4-H Leadership Convention will be held at
the Chancellor Hotel & Convention Center in Champaign. The program
starts with registration on Friday morning and ends Sunday early-afternoon.
Membership in 4-H is not required to attend. Information can
be acquired via the 4-H web site, State 4-H Office
or your local University of Illinois Extension office. Registrations are
due May 12 to local Extension offices. Transportation can be
coordinated via local Extension offices. Cost: $150.00 includes hotel room,
four meals and the entire program. (No Credit)
Program Cost:
Contact: Debra Stocker
Phone: 217/ 333-0910
Deadline: 07/01/05
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Illinois Summer Youth Music (ISYM)
www-conted.music.uiuc.edu | The
Annual Illinois Summer Youth Music (ISYM) is a performance and
educationally- centered music camp for young musicians from grades 7
through 12. Band, chorus, orchestra, and jazz ensembles are complemented
by specialty camps in flute, piano, musical theatre, percussion, and
trombone. Seven and eight-day sessions are available. (No credit) Cost:
$575.00 resident (8-day); $310.00 commuter (8-day); $490.00 resident (7-day); $270.00
commuter (7-day). Contact: ISYM office, Ruth Stoltzfus, 217-244-3404, isym@music.uiuc.edu or http://www-conted.music.uiuc.edu
Program Cost:
Contact: Ruth Stolzfus
Phone: 217/ 244-3404
Deadline: 07/01/05
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