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University of Alabama: Student Introduction to Engineering - http://site.eng.ua.edu/ UA’s College of Engineering hosts the SITE summer program for rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are interested in science, mathematics, and engineering. Alfred University – https://www.alfred.edu/about/community/summer-camps/residential- camps/academic-camps/astronomy.cfm Academic Residential camps at Alfred University in Alfred, NY. Camps in Art, Astronomy, Basic Optics, Ceramic & Glass Engineering, Chamber Music, Creative Writing, Drone/Robotics, Scientific & Research Ethics & Literacy, and Theater. American Collegiate Adventures - https://acasummer.com/ Pre-College domestic and international programs, internships, community service American University: Community of Scholars - https://www.american.edu/sis/communityofscholars/ The Community of Scholars program is a rigorous college-credit summer program designed for students entering their sophomore, junior, and senior years of high school. The Community of Scholars offers academically outstanding students the chance to broaden their understanding of international relations by enrolling in a 3-credit college class designed just for them. Students admitted to this program will sample the undergraduate experience and take advantage of what the School of International Service (SIS) has to offer. Discover the World of Communication - https://www.american.edu/soc/discover/ The American University Discover the World of Communication Program (DWC), in association with The National Student Leadership Conference, (NSLC) offers classes in journalism, film, and communication on American University and U.C. Berkeley's campus. Amigos de las Americas - https://amigosinternational.org/ International and Domestic programs. AMIGOS programs in the United States take place in Colorado, where volunteers travel around the state, learning about conservation, recreation, and the environment. The Community Impact Project is a virtual or hybrid program where you'll connect with other students, design positive service projects, explore your interests, and support your community. 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