Stuyvesant Student Opportunity Bulletin #37L
June 11, 2021
Please note that in this “Long” version of the Student Opportunity Bulletin, all opportunities in each category are included.
For the list of only the New and Deadline Approaching opportunities in each category, you may click & open the “Short” version of the Student Opportunity document you received.
CATEGORY TABLE OF CONTENTS: (Download this entire PDF document in order to use the following links to jump to your area(s) of interest)
1. EVENTS OF INTEREST TO STUDENTS
2. ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
3. BUSINESS & JOBS
4. COMMUNITY SERVICE
5. LEADERSHIP, GOVERNMENT, LAW, ADVOCACY,
INTERNATIONAL
1 6. MUSEUMS & ART
7. PARKS, ZOOS, & NATURE
8. STEM OPPORTUNITIES
a. ENGINEERING / MATH / COMPUTER SCIENCE
b. MEDICAL / LIFE SCIENCES
9. THEATER, WRITING, MUSIC, PERFORMING ARTS, VIDEO
10. CONTESTS & COMPETITIONS
11. OPPORTUNITY LISTS AND RESOURCES
12. SCHOLARSHIPS
This edition includes some new events & opportunities in most of the sections below– many have deadlines coming up in the next week or two- so please explore them ASAP.
For example: --In the ACADEMICS section, there is a free summer STEP/STEM program offered by Vaughn College of Aeronautics – it is targeted for low-income
2 students or those from under-represented groups, but all may apply – the deadline to do so is Monday, June 14! And today is the application deadline for free summer classes with the TGR Foundation and The BMCC College Now Program.
--In the BUSINESS/JOBS section, there are deadlines this week for several virtual Internship Programs, a personal financial literacy program for high school students, a virtual Career Day, and a free summer Externship Program covering development of business knowledge & skills offered by AT&T.
--In the LEADERSHIP/GOVERNMENT section, there are numerous excellent options with fast-approaching deadlines. These include political campaign spots affiliated with Manhattan Assemblywoman Yuh-Line Niou, the online NextGen summer civics fellowship, the Student Advocacy Project for the 2012-2022 school year (open to all students) offered by the Coalition for Asian-American Families, and the one-week Youth Food Advocates training program in August.
--In the STEM section, this week brings deadlines for some excellent summer programs, including Girls Rise Up (which combines dance with coding!). And the DNA Learning Centers in Brooklyn & Long Island offer fascinating online and in-person Genetics-related courses throughout the summer. Please apply to whichever programs fit your interests & talents ASAP! All students and parents are always welcome to contact Harvey Blumm at [email protected] for advice & assistance.
3 --And in the SCHOLARSHIPS section, Juniors from demographic groups that have been affected by discrimination & injustice may apply for $2,500 awards via the HAM4Progress Initiative.
For ease of use, these newsletters are organized by different categories, such as Academic Programs, Business & Jobs, Community Service, and so on. New items always will be listed first in every category, followed by those with approaching deadlines (Deadline Approaching).
Questions, suggestions, and information about other opportunities are always welcome and appreciated, and may be sent to Internship Coordinator Harvey Blumm at: [email protected] - we will share your helpful information with the Stuy community!
Events:
New: Event Approaching: Folding Fridays “Explore the mathematical wonders of paper folding — there’s math in every fold! Students may register for any individual Friday session or for the entire series. Today’s session explores the geometry of the paper chain. Students need to have several sheets of square paper between 5.5” and 8.5”. Register below: Eligible: All Students Dates: June 11 (4:30pm) and subsequent Fridays until late August Location: Virtual
4 Application Deadline: Ongoing Cost: $10 Links: https://momath.org/folding-fridays-summer-2021/ https://momath.org/civicrm/?page=CiviCRM&q=civicrm%2Fevent%2Fregister&id=5730&reset =1
New: College Transitions: Navigating your Freshman Year of College The TGR Foundation offers this program: “With high school nearly out of sight and college around the corner it can bring a host of emotions. Incoming college freshmen are encouraged to attend this virtual event to gain a comprehensive understanding of the new norm that awaits this fall. We will unpack tools that will help first-year students navigate their new environment and learn to pinpoint student support services that will better prepare them for college life.” Eligible: All seniors Date: Wednesday, June 23 (1:00 – 3:30pm) Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free
Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virtual-event-college-transitions-navigating-your-freshman-year-of-college- tickets-157834570449?aff=ebdsoporgprofile%20Virtual%20Event- College%20Transitions:%20Navigating%20your%20Freshman%20Year%20of%20CollegeWe%20welcome%20fir st- year%20college%20students%20to%20join%20us%20and%20unpack%20tools%20that%20will%20help%20them %20navigate%20their%20new%20campus%20environment.www.eventbrite.com&mkt_tok=Mzk2LU9RRy05NDk AAAF9jL5JVPZF1Agzzp_C4GAEAmNz6RQZlRgt2vdn5oa3Nas7Aap4IQsdhUNBNknu75p9YYuivsYATg4bL- c3r_OcPj2hLwH6Q7LKwdB_XlxL8g
5 Event Approaching: Intrepid Museum’s Youth Summit: Breaking Down Barriers “This conference features over 30 virtual presentations where students can hear from peers and experts about STEM, social advocacy and social justice projects. In addition, the conference offers wellness workshops, career panels and fun activities.” Register below: Eligible: All students Date: Saturday, June 12 (10:30am - 7:15pm) Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Links: https://www.intrepidmuseum.org/education/youth-summit https://hopin.com/events/intrepid-museum-s-youth-summit-2021
Event Approaching: Virtual Career Day The Children’s Village offers this online opportunity to meet and interact with professionals from a variety of fields. The Zoom Meeting ID is 88555723529 and the Passcode is 143653. Questions may be sent to: [email protected] Eligible: All students
Date: Tuesday, June 15 (4:00-5:30pm)
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
6 Deadline Approaching: The Perry Outreach Initiative invites all female students to apply to their upcoming free one-day conferences focused on orthopedic medicine, science, and engineering. These are events with interactive activities like mock surgeries, biomechanical experiments, presentations, and meetings with successful female surgeons & engineers. Space is very limited – Register ASAP! Eligible: All female students Dates: June 30th, July 14, July 24 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: June 16 (for June 30 event) Cost: Free
Links: https://perryinitiative.org/event/perry-virtual-experience-063021/ https://perryinitiative.org/calendar/
STEM Supremes with Dr. Padmanee Sharma The New York Academy of Sciences is offering the last segment of their webinar series called STEM Supremes: Conversations with Women in Science. This event will feature Dr. Padmanee Sharma, an internationally renowned physician scientist whose research is focused on investigating immunologic mechanisms and pathways that impact tumor rejection. Join to learn more about her work! Eligible: All students Date: Tuesday, June 22 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free
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SUNY Virtual Information Sessions These online sessions provide helpful information about different State University of New York (SUNY) campuses, financial aid, special programs, and more. Eligible: All students & parents Dates: Various in June and July Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Link: https://www.suny.edu/attend/events/
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Academic Programs:
New: Deadline Approaching: Vaughn College STEP Academy “The Vaughn College STEP Academy offers free SHSAT & SAT Prep classes together with Flight, Coding, 3D Design, Animation, Technology of Money, and Hydroponics. Students in 7th-12th grade are eligible based on two options of eligibility: ethnicity or low income. If a student qualifies based on ethnicity (African American, Hispanic/Latino, Alaskan Native or American Indian), proof of income is not necessary.
8 Eligible: All students may apply (ethnicity or low income focus) Dates: July 12 – August 12 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Monday, June 14 Cost: Free Links: https://www.vaughn.edu/student-life/science-and-technology-entry-program-step/ https://www.vaughn.edu/student-life/college-science-and-technology-program- cstep/ https://powerforms.docusign.net/d12cac92-bcfb-4bb2-bc69-9bd89cfe9659?env=na3- eu1&acct=f5984553-61b9-4f7b-8e11-69f33dade05d&accountId=f5984553-61b9-4f7b-8e11- 69f33dade05d https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YOdE2dvIzzSlK-XS-2hLlQMwaZ-9Uwi2/view
New: Cooper Union Summer STEM Summer STEM will offer three-week virtual programs in design, engineering and hands-on problem-solving. Class projects will cover topics from current problems in civil, chemical, electrical, and mechanical engineering. Students gain knowledge in an engineering field and guidance to address a real-world problem by designing and engineering a solution. Session 2 seats are still open for students to apply. Eligible: Current freshman, sophomore & juniors Dates: July 26 – July 29 Location: Varying depending on choice Application Deadline: June 30 Cost: $1,585 Link: http://cooper.edu/engineering/summer-stem https://summer-stemcooper.slideroom.com/#/login/program/60265/8XEJUlxOQj
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Deadline Approaching: TGR Learning Lab: 2021 Virtual High School Summer Classes “At the TGR Learning Lab, instructors are offering free virtual summer classes for students across the nation. These classes will be offered to students who will be in grades 9-12 starting in Fall 2021. Some courses include Human Body Lab: Exploring Biomedical Careers, Engineering Construction Design, Photography: Visual Storytelling, Aerodynamics to the Rescue, and more.” Eligible: Rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors Dates: June 28 – July 29 (various one-week courses) Location: Virtual Application Deadline: June 11 Cost: Free Links: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/june-28-july-1tgr-learning-lab-virtual-high- school-summer-classes-tickets-147891963845 https://tgrfoundation.org/wp- content/uploads/sites/14/2021/03/TGRF_2021_TGRLL_Summer_Flyers_HighSchool_Final.pdf
Deadline Approaching: The Baruch College STEP Academy offers various STEM courses for students. The Research Scholar Courses incorporate research elements that students will complete. Courses include Understanding Biases & Social Justice, Social Issues with Technology Development, and Social Psychology: the study of close relationships. The Science Exploration Courses allows students to explore a topic of interest, such as Anatomy, Physiology, or Climate Change.
10 Students also “participate in college preparation workshops, SAT prep, science and math regents review, and STEM enrichment courses.” Eligible: Current freshmen, sophomores & juniors who self-identify as Black/African American, Hispanic/Latino, Alaskan Native or American Indian, or meet the low-income economic criteria detailed in the link below. Dates: July 6 - 29 Location: Virtual New Application Deadline: Tuesday, June 15 Applications are considered on a first-come, first serve basis and space is limited, so students should apply ASAP.” Cost: Free Links: https://step.baruch.cuny.edu/ https://blogs.baruch.cuny.edu/precollege/stepacademy-eligibility/ https://blogs.baruch.cuny.edu/precollege/stepacademy-application/ https://baruch.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4TRJVhlQTvF8ej4 https://step.baruch.cuny.edu/summer-program/
The York College Summer STEP Program “introduces high school students to research-related activities, and increases their cybersecurity, programming, math knowledge and experimental skills.” Students may then be eligible to apply for other STEP program activities like the Summer Research Academy, Coding Summer Bootcamp, virtual tutoring, and more. Eligible: All students who are economically disadvantaged or African American/Black, Latino/Hispanic, American Indian/Alaskan Native and have a GPA of 3.0+ or average of 80+ in Math, Science, and English Dates: July – August Location: Virtual
11 Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Links: https://www.york.cuny.edu/business-economics/step/eligibility https://www.york.cuny.edu/business-economics/step/application
CUNY College Now Summer Courses The CUNY College Now Program at campuses throughout the city offers free college-level summer science, math, & humanities classes to current sophomores & juniors. Programs will be offered remotely and have test scores or GPA requirements. Application deadlines vary for each campus. Students should explore their options and apply ASAP. If you have questions, you may drop by virtual office hours that some colleges have set up, or email their College Now offices. Eligible: All Students Dates: Summer 2021 and Fall Term 2021 Location: Virtual Cost: Free Link: https://k16.cuny.edu/collegenow/colleges/
Summer College Now Classes:
Deadline Approaching: 1-Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) Courses: Introduction to Video Arts Technology, Introduction to Psychology, Introduction to Sociology, Comprehensive Health Education, Mathematics Literacy and Quantitative Reasoning, Intensive English Composition
12 Dates: July – August Location: Virtual Application Deadline: June 11 Links: https://www.bmcc.cuny.edu/academics/success-programs/college-now/ https://www.bmcc.cuny.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/College-Now-Summer-2021- Application.pdf
2-Medgar Evers College Eligible: Current sophomores and juniors (certain minimum GPA/Regents scores needed) Courses: Environmental Science, Chemistry Dates: July 19 – August 19 (10:00am - 3:00pm) Application Deadline: July 7 Link: https://www.mec.cuny.edu/college-readiness/college-now-program/ https://www.mec.cuny.edu/college-readiness/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2021/03/CN-Summer- Science-Online-Program-2021-Eligibility-Information-Sheet.pdf
3-Queensborough Community College Courses: Organization and Delivery of Health Care, Plants and People, Introduction to Computers and Programming, Database Technology and Amazon Web Services, etc Dates: July 1 – August 4 Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Links: https://www.qcc.cuny.edu/collegeNow/summer.html https://www.qcc.cuny.edu/collegeNow/index.html#enrollment
13 4-York College Eligible: Current juniors (certain minimum GPA/Regents scores needed) Course: Astronomy Dates: July 6 – August 12 Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Links: https://www.york.cuny.edu/college-now/summer-programs http://york.cuny.edu/academics/college-now https://www.york.cuny.edu/college-now/registration
Fall Term College Now Classes: 1-Baruch College Courses: Cultural Anthropology, Business Fundamentals, Personal Finance, Journalistic Writing, General Psychology, Introductory Sociology Dates: August 25 – December 21 Application Deadline: June 30 Links: https://collegenow.baruch.cuny.edu/college-credit-courses/ https://baruch.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cMuqVYso8j83pQ2
2-Bronx Community College Courses: Computer Applications in Technology, Digital Imaging, Introduction to Sociology, Principles of Marketing, Introduction to Criminal Justice, Psychology Dates: Fall 2021 Application Deadline: June 26 Links: http://www.bcc.cuny.edu/academics/student-success-programs/college- now/ https://www.bcc.cuny.edu/academics/student-success-programs/college- now/application/
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3-Hunter College Courses: Computer Science, English, Music Theory, Psychology, Sociology, Classics, Nutrition, Public Health, Media, Philosophy, Math, Women and Gender Studies Dates: TBA Application Deadline: July 2 Links: http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/college-now/howtoapply-fall http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/college-now/Fall-college-now-application-packet
4-City College of New York Courses: Human Biology, Creative Writing, Business Fundamentals, Freshman Composition, Applications of Psychology in the Modern World Dates: August 25 – December 19 Application Deadline: July 16 Links: https://www.ccny.cuny.edu/collegenow/fall-2021 https://www.ccny.cuny.edu/collegenow/application-process
5-Borough of Manhattan Community College Courses: General Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Fundamentals of Speech, Critical Health Topics & Issues Dates: August 25 – December 13 Application Deadline: July 23 Links: https://www.bmcc.cuny.edu/academics/success-programs/college-now/ https://www.bmcc.cuny.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/CNOW-Fall-2021- Application.pdf
15 6-Medgar Evers College Courses: Introduction to Entrepreneurship, Biology, Computer Science, College Composition, Intermediate Algebra and Trigonometry, Intro to Criminal Law, etc Dates: TBA Application Deadline: August 13 Links: https://www.mec.cuny.edu/college-readiness/college-now-program/ https://www.mec.cuny.edu/college-readiness/wp- content/uploads/sites/4/2021/05/FALL-2021-College-Now-Eligibility-Sheet.pdf
7-John Jay College Courses: Anthropology, Counseling, Criminal Justice, English, Mathematics, Psychology, Sociology Dates: September 25 – TBA Application Deadline: September 10 Links: https://www.jjay.cuny.edu/course-descriptions-0 http://www.jjay.cuny.edu/college-now-apply-here
8-College of Staten Island Courses: Introduction to Economics, Personal Finance Management, Psychology, Sociology, Orchestra Dates: September 25 – January 15 Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Links: https://www.csi.cuny.edu/academics-and-research/specialized- programs/high-school-programs/college-now https://www.csi.cuny.edu/academics-and-research/specialized-programs/high- school-programs/college-now/course-offerings
16 9-Hostos Community College Courses: The African American Experience, Introduction to Business, Introduction to Criminal Justice Administration, Fundamentals to Public Speaking, etc. Dates: September 20 – TBA Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Links: https://www.hostos.cuny.edu/Administrative-Offices/Office-of-Academic- Affairs/Offices-and-Special-Programs/School-College-Partnership/College- Now/Course-Schedule-Descriptions https://www.hostos.cuny.edu/Administrative-Offices/Office-of-Academic- Affairs/Offices-and-Special-Programs/School-College-Partnership/College- Now/Course-Schedule-Descriptions/College-Now-Interest-Form
10-City College of Technology Courses: Biology, Public Speaking, Microeconomics, English Composition, Introduction to Entertainment Technology, American Government, etc Dates: September – December Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Links: https://www.citytech.cuny.edu/collegenow/cc-courses.aspx https://www.citytech.cuny.edu/collegenow/docs/class_schedule_Fa21.pdf https://www.citytech.cuny.edu/collegenow/app
Lebanon Valley College Summer One-Week Actuary Camp Students with an interest in actuarial science, math, and finance are welcome to apply for either the late June or mid-July sessions. Students will work in teams and present their solutions to relevant problems; practicing actuaries will give real time presentations and work with students on mini-projects.
17 Eligible: Rising Seniors Dates: June 20 - June 25 or July 11 – July 16 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $600 (some financial aid is available) Links: https://portal.lvc.edu/mylvc/apps/actuarial-science/ http://www.lvc.edu/academics/summer-community-programming/actuarial-science-camp/
Summer Institute for the Gifted: Innovators Summer Program SIG provides three-week summer programs for gifted and talented students ages 9- 17 in over 60 courses that cover a variety of topics. Students may choose to live on campus for a residential program or commute daily. This summer, two locations are offered at the Georgia Institute of Technology and Haverford College. An Innovators Summer Online Program is also offered on Zoom, with different sessions. Eligible: 9th to 11th graders Dates: Summer 2021 Locations: Varies + Virtual Earliest Application Deadline: June 21 Cost: Varies by location (Some financial aid is available), $100 Application Fee Links: https://www.giftedstudy.org/residential/ https://www.giftedstudy.org/Residential/georgia/ https://www.giftedstudy.org/Residential/haverford/ https://www.giftedstudy.org/beyond/online/ https://www.giftedstudy.org/admissions.asp
The Cornell University Summer Session offers various 3-week veterinary courses online, including Sustainable Animal Husbandry, Veterinary Medicine:
18 Science and Practice, Domestic Animal Behavior and Welfare, and Conservation Medicine: A Veterinary Perspective. The first two occur during session 2 dates, and the last two occur during session 3 dates. Eligible: All Students Dates: Session 3: July 12 – July 30 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: June 28 (Session 3) Cost: $1,575 per credit Links: https://sce.cornell.edu/courses/roster?sessions=Summer&locations=Online https://cornell.us3.list- manage.com/track/click?u=b15fdcec15c7ad4d0bb2b6da0&id=3f9442ecf6&e=2a4b23a407 https://cornell.us3.list- manage.com/track/click?u=b15fdcec15c7ad4d0bb2b6da0&id=f63ee6c0b8&e=2a4b23a407 https://cornell.us3.list- manage.com/track/click?u=b15fdcec15c7ad4d0bb2b6da0&id=bc907aa7ae&e=2a4b23a407 https://cornell.us3.list- manage.com/track/click?u=b15fdcec15c7ad4d0bb2b6da0&id=f25bbdd5c3&e=2a4b23a407
Summer STEM Corps for FGLI Students
“Kalos Academy, an all-volunteer nonprofit which is focused on closing educational access gaps for first-generation, low-income (FGLI) , and other underrepresented students, is excited to offer a new Summer STEM Corps: a team of experienced STEM mentors from Princeton and George Washington universities! Each academic year, they mentor students in a range of majors. For this summer, they have a team of graduates with math, chemistry, physics, engineering and pre-med backgrounds.”
Eligible: Current Seniors
19 Dates: Summer
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
Link: https://airtable.com/shrOataJCORjGAMnr https://www.kalosacademy.org/student-services
Other College Course Offerings: For additional summer academic courses offered by a variety of colleges & universities, including Columbia, NYU, Cooper Union, and more, click the link below: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IQbJgcm4aU7UOQP8RMd_oFSiXz0Pz394/edit
Hotchkiss Summer Portals Program “Hotchkiss is offering its virtual Summer Portals Programs in the arts, science, literature, or debate. Up to 20 different Portals are offered, including Big Business, Digital Photography, Structural Engineering, and more.” Eligible: All students (requirements dependent on different Portals) Dates: Late June to July Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Varying – financial aid is available Links: https://www.hotchkiss.org/our-school/summer-programs https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1612389025/hotchkiss/okelvo8p1tbyxxslyfei/2021-SP- Application-FAQs.pdf https://apply.hotchkiss.org/apply/
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Kettering University Virtual Camps Kettering University offers a variety of programs designed to inspire students in STEM fields. Some programs include Computer Engineering I, Cyber Security Camp, LITES-Lives Improve Through Engineering & Science, and more. Eligible: Varying – dependent on program Dates: Various throughout July Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $225 and up Link: https://www.kettering.edu/precollege#virtual
The Art of Problem Solving Online School offers a selection of math and computer science courses. The math courses cover different levels of difficulty and there are also seminars that specifically target the AMC. Spots are limited and students should register soon. - Fall dates are now open for registration for many of program’s virtual classes in math and language arts - New dates for the following math classes: pre-algebra 1 & 2, introduction to algebra A & B, introduction to counting & probability, introduction to number theory, introduction to geometry, intermediate algebra, intermediate counting & probability, intermediate number theory, precalculus, olympiad geometry, calculus, and group theory. - New dates for the following contest preparation courses: AMC 8 basics and advanced, AMC 10 & 12 problem series, and F=ma problem series.
21 - New dates for the following computer science classes: Introduction to Programming with Python and Intermediate Programming with Python Eligible: All Students Dates: May through December Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $350 - 759 (including books) Link: https://artofproblemsolving.com/school/schedule https://virtual.aopsacademy.org/#course-offerings-summer-math
Summer Discovery Classes This program offers a wide variety of two–week courses that include Digital Marketing, Introductions to Sports/Music, Entertainment Business, Neuroscience, and more. Eligible: All students Dates: Various Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $2,699 - $2,999 Links: https://www.summerdiscovery.com/sd-online https://www.summerdiscovery.com/application https://www.summerdiscovery.com/online-courses
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Business & Jobs
New: Deadline Approaching: Virtual Internships Foundation Program
22 “Virtual Internships Foundations is a program specifically designed to give students 14-18 years old the opportunity for career exploration and professional development remotely. Students will work directly with globally-minded companies to complete projects designed to support the company as well as nurture the professional skills and career management of the student.” Eligible: All students Dates: Session 1: June 21 – July 16 Session 2: July 26 – August 20 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Monday, June 14 (Session 1) Cost: $750 for Session 1, $995 for Session 2 Links: https://www.virtualinternships.com/the-vi-foundation-program-high- school-internships/foundation-program-apply/ https://www.virtualinternships.com/the-vi-foundation-program-high-school-internships/
New: Whatever It Takes(WIT) Business/Entrepreneurship Summer Camp “CAMP WIT is for the teen who wants to start their entrepreneur journey or level up their current business. WIT brings CEOs, influencers, activists, authors, designers, actors, actresses, news anchors and more to YOU. We do camp virtually so that we can give you more access to adults who want to help you and want to do WIT.” Eligible: All students
Dates: July 26 - 31
Location: Virtual
23 Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: $575 – Financial aid may be available
Links: https://www.doingwit.org/camp-wit https://www.doingwit.org/
New: Deadline Approaching: Financial Literacy Workshops “We cover basics of financial psychology, budgeting 101, banking, credit and its importance, how to manage your money, how to achieve financial stability and understanding your spending habits. Students leave this Zoom program empowered in understanding how money works and left with a great foundation about finances and how to manage them more effectively.”
Eligible: All students
Dates: June 30 – August 18 (Wednesdays from 10:00 – 11:00am)
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: June 18
Cost: Free
Links: https://believeandinspire.org/registration/ https://believeandinspire.org/financial-literacy-and-life-skills-program-virtual/
New: AT&T Summer Learning Academy Externship
24 “The AT&T Summer Learning Academy is back! This is a free online externship learning program open to all high school and college students. The program will be comprised of both training modules and live events featuring expert speakers with a focus on four select areas: Personal Development, Business, Technology and Insights on Life at AT&T and Warner Media. Eligible: All students Dates: July 12 – July 23 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Links: https://learn.att.jobs/app/categories/SyHhx2s4m7GgVZN63UUC https://inside.att.jobs/externship
New: Fordham University Exploring Entrepreneurship During this week-long intensive, students will gain a comprehensive overview of the entrepreneurial process in a hands-on fashion. From coming up with a business idea, testing & refining, and ultimately pitching that idea to a panel of university professors and entrepreneurs, this week will prove to be a thought-provoking, skills-building, and transformative experience. Eligible: Current juniors and seniors Dates: July 12 – July 16 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $950 + $50 application fee Links: https://www.fordham.edu/exploringentrepreneurship https://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/4142581/Exploring-Entrepreneurship-Program-Application
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Event Approaching: Virtual Career Day The Children’s Village offers this online opportunity to meet and interact with professionals from a variety of fields. The Zoom Meeting ID is 88555723529 and the Passcode is 143653. Questions may be sent to: [email protected] Eligible: All students
Date: Tuesday, June 15 (4:00-5:30pm)
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
Deadline Approaching: Virtual Internship Preparation Program “Join the Internship Preparation Summer Program hosted by the Believe and Inspire organization whose mission it is to empower underserved youth to successfully enter the workforce. The program will focus on goal setting, the job search, writing a resume and cover letters, navigating the interview process, do's and don'ts on the job, communication skills, building self-confidence, social media, and much more.” Eligible: All students Dates: June 29 – August 19 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: June 18 Cost: Free Link: https://believeandinspire.org/internship-prep-program-virtual/ https://believeandinspire.org/registration/
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RoboFun STEAM CampSummer Paid Internships This tech-oriented summer camp is seeking two helpers who enjoy working with younger students. Interns assist children ages 3-13 in coding, lego robotics, and minecraft. Interns would help with the kids as needed (play with them during snacks and lunch, assist in the classroom, etc.) They would also help organize our lego equipment which is in a mess after the abrupt closure of schools and will need to be cleaned and put into kits.” Interns may work either the morning ((9:00am – 1:00pm) or afternoon (1:00- 5:00pm) shift. Interested students should send an email with their resume to Ms. Kelly Hynes at: [email protected] Eligible: Students 16 and older
Dates: June 21 - September 3: There is some flexibility with these dates.
Location: Broadway & 102 Street, Manhattan
Application Deadline: ASAP
Link: https://www.robofun.org/
NYC Parks Hiring! As part of Mayor de Blasio’s City Cleanup Corps initiative, hundreds of seasonal jobs are now available at parks all over NYC. Apply now for positions such as City Seasonal Aide, Summer Camp Counselor, and more! Various positions have different age & experience requirements. Eligible: Varying Dates: Summer 2021
27 Locations: Various in NYC Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $88.25 background check fee – if hired Link: https://www.nycgovparks.org/opportunities/jobs
The COAP Accounting Program Coming to you virtual this year, COAP is a free accounting career-introduction program that also offers career, resume, and interview skills support. Eligible: All current juniors; Focus is on under-represented Asian-American, African-American, & Latino students – but all may apply. Dates: TBA Locations: Virtual Application Deadline: June 20 Cost: Free Links: https://www.nysscpa.org/nextgen/high-school-students/coap#sthash.ozUJUabT.dpbs https://app.smarterselect.com/programs/72426-New-York-State-Society-Of-Cp-As
Support Forest Hills Eateries StartUp Volunteer Internship “Join a group of working professionals (and some Stuy alumni!) to help local restaurants during these challenging times. We have a variety of roles spanning website design , fundraising/event planning, and marketing for you to get valuable skills working with others and be a thought partner to our team.” Eligible: All current Stuyvesant students may apply Dates: Summer – Flexible hours (6-10 week commitment, 5-20 hours/week) Location: Virtual Application Deadline: June 25 (applicants will be accepted on a rolling basis)
28 Links:
Internship Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScSXjS58YHO6_4wHPVJba nSrVEg24K9BGzGwT4aYqq9EnEBZg/viewform
Role Descriptions & Additional Organization Details: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HHDHelrOVmlGWWOOamRGtLN dZNwLuiSFADv6fsp0Z2k/edit
Website: https://helpfheats.wixsite.com/home
Summer Business Leadership Academy at Mercy College in Westchester County: Current juniors may apply for any one of the three one-week sessions offered in late June and in July. Participants live on campus for the week and engage in a variety of business & leadership focused activities, including visits to major businesses in Manhattan. There is a $300 fee for food, otherwise there is no cost to students. Applicants should have an interest in business, leadership skills, and a strong academic record. Applications are accepted on a Rolling Basis, but space is limited. Eligible: Current juniors with GPA over 90 Date: Either June 27 – July 3 OR July 11 – 17 OR July 25 -31 Location: 555 Broadway, Dobbs Ferry, New York (or - possible remote format) Application Deadline: Rolling Basis – Space is limited, so apply ASAP Cost: $300 for food and activities Links: https://www.mercy.edu/business/leadership/academy https://form.jotform.com/203275364405149
Fordham University Finance Institute
29 This is a one-week program that introduces high school students to the finance industry and to leading business companies & executives. Eligible: All students Dates: June 28 - July 2 or July 26 – July 30 Location: 441 E. Fordham Road, Bronx Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $900 Links: https://www.fordham.edu/info/25162/summer_business_programs/9435/finance_institute_wall_s treet_in_the_classroom https://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/3086220/Finance-Institute-Application
Fordham University Real Estate Institute Summer High School Program The Real Estate Institute Summer High School Program is a non-credit program for students interested in learning about how real estate is designed, constructed, and developed. There are three courses to choose from—Real Estate Development in NYC: Principles and Process, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Building Design, Innovation and Sustainability—that will be held online. Eligible: Rising Sophomores and Juniors Dates: Various throughout July Location: Virtual Application Deadline: ASAP Cost: $995 Link: https://www.fordham.edu/info/28103/real_estate_institute_summer_high_school_s cholars_program
30 https://secure.touchnet.com/C20175_ustores/web/store_cat.jsp?STOREID=76&CATID=179&SI NGLESTORE=true
The Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association hosts an annual Summer High School Internship Program. Although unpaid, this internship is an opportunity for high school students to expand their professional experience. If you are interested, email your resume and cover letter/personal statement to [email protected]. Eligible: All Students Dates: July 5 – August 27 Location: In-person Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free
Zeta Charter Schools Summer Intern “As a part of the Zeta Summer Internship Program, students will work alongside Zeta Charter Schools’ staff to prepare for the first day of school for the 2021-22 school year. This internship offers the unique opportunity to learn about various aspects of opening a new school, while learning from and shadowing colleagues who have worked in various careers. Although unpaid, a needs-based stipend may be offered to certain students.
Eligible: All students
Dates: July 5 – August 20
Location: Zeta Charter Schools
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
31 Link: https://boards.greenhouse.io/zetacharterschools/jobs/4477123003?gh_src=855acd2 b3us
Global Kids Internships & Paid Positions “Global Kids is hiring for two positions within their Middle School teams. For any questions, please reach out to Anmarie Paul at [email protected]. Internships are also available for current high school seniors at Global Kids.” If interested in internships, please send your resume along with a cover letter which includes your availability to [email protected] or [email protected]. Resume & cover letter templates for basic student resumes may be accessed at the following links: http://jobsearch.about.com/od/resumesandcoverletters/l/blhighschool2.htm http://jobsearch.about.com/od/resumetemplates/a/templatehs.htm Eligible: All students Dates: Ongoing Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Link: https://globalkids.org/job-intern-nyc/
Paid Summer Day Camp Jobs: Please click on the link below for a short list of summer camps (both day camps & sleep-away camps) that are offering jobs to high school students. The minimum age is usually 16 for paid positions. Feel free to research other local camps that may be seeking paid helpers.
32 Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Slt8-B_z0lPSaULckUGTKljNlfyi6hL0/edit
Sunrise Day Camp – Long Island Students may apply for paid or volunteer positions with this very special day camp for children with cancer and their siblings. You may work as a general counselor or as a specialist (art, music, sports, etc.). Helpers should be compassionate, mature, responsible and smart! Students with an interest in medicine, psychology, social work, or just helping others are welcome to apply. Transportation to camp is provided – questions may be directed to: [email protected] or 631-365-2320 (text or call) “Sunrise Day Camp-Long Island brings the simple pleasures of childhood back to children struggling with cancer, changing months of loneliness and isolation into summers filled with sunshine, laughter and happiness. And because Sunrise is a day camp, it does all this while allowing the children to continue their medical treatment and enjoy the comfort and safety of their own homes at night.” Eligible: All students 17 and older may apply for paid positions. Students 16 years old may work as volunteers. Dates: July 1 – August 13
Location: Pearl River, Long Island
Application Deadline: ASAP
Links: http://www.sunrisedaycamp-longisland.org/ https://sunrisedaycamp.campintouch.com/ui/forms/application/staff/App
33 Students who live in Staten Island may apply for the Sunrise Camp location in Staten Island: please contact David Lutzker at [email protected] or 718-475- 5119. Summer camp dates are: July 1 - August 5. http://sunrisedaycamp-statenisland.org/
Luna Park Jobs “Luna Park is the largest theme park in NYC, and they offer many exciting opportunities whether you want to work behind the scenes or right in the middle of the action.”
Eligible: Various different positions have different age requirements Dates: Summer Location: Luna Park, Coney Island Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Link: https://lunaparknyc.com/jobs/
Epicenter NYC Newsletter Interns “Epicenter-NYC and related newsletters are seeking interns for Summer 2021. We are looking for interns who can write, edit, shoot video, livestream, grow audience, distribute on social platforms or generally innovate new methods of community journalism. You get to work with patient but demanding editors who are vested in you and your success. Apply at: [email protected] Students who speak a language besides English (especially Spanish and Bangla) are strongly encouraged to apply. Unpaid, prefer students get credit. However. we can offer a $500 stipend for the summer if you cannot get credit. Location: Remote/virtual with some street reporting, possible meetings
34 Duties: Intern would report for niche newsletters trying to grow their audience. Fact-checking, finding examples or data, smart aggregation, handling social media accounts, brainstorming campaigns to both market to and engage users.
Our products are: Epicenter-NYC - A weekly newsletter for New Yorkers to get through the pandemic and build a tighter community in the process. We also are producing livestreams and have a podcast in the works. We are content sharing with the Haitian Times and Documented NY. Our vaccine efforts have been featured on WNYC, Vice, the NY Post. The Unmuted -- A weekly newsletter to help families with pandemic-era learning. We translate the mayor's pressers, showcase best workstations for kids crammed around one table, and do Q/A's on navigating this moment. We would love students to write for us. The Escape Home -- A weekly newsletter focused on the second-home market and people making "staycation" homes. Lists of products, data and beautiful pics of homes and lakefronts and beachfronts. We are content sharing with Marketwatch. Great chance for professional clips. Eligible: All students
Dates: June - August
Location: Mostly virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis – Limited Number of Spots
#Built by Girls WAVE Mentorship Program #BuiltByGirls Wave is a free Tech/Business mentorship program for girls 15 and older. Each participant interact with a successful female mentor from a major tech company (i.e., Amazon, Twitter) and receive guidance & career advice. Eligible: All female students 15 and older Dates: Summer Cost: Free Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Links: https://www.builtbygirls.com/about-wave
35 https://www.builtbygirls.com/about
Tiger Global Case Competition “The Tiger Global Case Competition brings the business case competition experience (solving real-world business problems), usually reserved for university students, directly to high school students around the world! Students must enter as teams of 2-4 participants. This program will be conducted completely online, and it is a chance for students to develop and test their creativity and entrepreneurial spirit on the global stage. Cash prizes and mentorships are available. Eligible: All students (13–18 years old) – Teams of 2-4 students
Dates: August - September
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: August 3
Cost: $15
Links: https://www.casecomp.org/what-is-tgcc https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CacTiqcVWnz38LRtihnhj0n-NaIt5Voi/view?usp=sharing https://www.casecomp.org/faqs
InvestIN Career Experiences: Virtual or In-Person in London “In our programs we aim to create the ‘ultimate career experience’ for students aged 12-18. Our purpose is to give them the knowledge, experience, advantage and network they need to have a head-start in their dream career. Our programs contain a blend of interactive simulations, company visits, seminars, networking sessions and career coaching advice, all carefully curated and delivered
36 by experts from those industries who want to help the next generation of talent succeed.” Eligible: All students
Dates: Various in July & August
Location: Virtual or London, England
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Various
Links: https://investin.org/ https://investin.org/pages/choose-your-summer-career-experience-ages-15- 18?mc_cid=4086642674&mc_eid=c285d6e206
The Tomorrow’s Business Leaders Program is offering an 11-week summer session focused on career preparation and personal finances. Students will attend class twice a week and learn about resume writing, elevator pitches, LinkedIn, mock interview, and personal finance with the WSB Financial Literacy Group. Students will also receive mentorship from industry experts. Eligible: All Students Dates: Summer Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Links: http://www.tomorrowsbusinessleaders.org/ http://www.tomorrowsbusinessleaders.org/tbl-program http://www.tomorrowsbusinessleaders.org/studentapplicationhome
37 The International Economics Club connects students with professionals in business, banking, consulting, economics, finance, and related fields. There are many events throughout the year featuring professors and professionals from the fields listed above. Eligible: All Students Dates: Year-round Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Links: https://sites.google.com/view/internationaleconomicsclub https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfYUZMTlReCZQMRXgfcK4qPqtHq1nfqMkEUp 9yajUGj9fzLww/viewform
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Community Service
Volunteer Opportunities Newsletter The Volunteer Referral Center will send out (upon request) a newsletter with a large variety of community service options for high school students. Interested students may register to receive a copy at the link below. Eligible: All students
Dates: Summer community service opportunities
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
38 Link: http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07ehr7vao84ce02d2b &llr=pfklbsoab
Teens Volunteer Organization This non-profit organization posts a wide variety of virtual volunteer/community service opportunities for high school students Eligible: All students
Dates: Ongoing
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Links: https://teensvolunteer.org/ https://teensvolunteer.org/volunteer-opportunities/
Project Inspire Tutoring “Project Inspire is looking for volunteer interns over the summer. We are going to hold virtual workshops for K-8 students in the following fields: Technical Bootcamp, Personal Finances, Geography, Writing, Mental Health, United States Government, and Injustices in the United States. We are looking for high school and college instructors to lead these classes and develop curriculums. Workshops will be held once to twice a week for six weeks. Instructors can choose the time to hold their class. If you are interested in teaching or managing, please fill out the form via the link below.”
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to email [email protected]
39 Eligible: All students
Dates: July & August (1-2 sessions per week)
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: ASAP
Links: https://projectinspire2020.wixsite.com/inspired https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfiIYFh_FGEflvQ9yjz1TIUc2cqz- z7oXxe3Hcx2ZxLDSLX-A/viewform
Integrators - Museum of Mathematics Volunteer Program The Museum of Mathematics is accepting a limited number of high school volunteers for the summer. Volunteers can work remotely or in-person, but will still have a chance to improve interpersonal and communication skills, explore mathematical concepts, and gain valuable job skills. Eligible: All students
Dates: Summer 2021
Location: Virtual or In-person
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
Links: https://momath.org/jobs/volunteers/
Multiplying Good Organization “MultiplyingGood is a community service organization. Their Students In Action program is a chance to organize a community service unit at the school, come up with a unique idea that qualifies for competition, attend conferences, and more.
40 This is a year-long commitment that allows students to collaborate with teams across the country, and visit MultiplyingGood’s national assembly in Washington DC. Students can get involved with the New York chapter.” Eligible: All students
Dates: Ongoing
Location: Virtual or In-person
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
Links: https://www.multiplyinggood.org/what-we-do/youth-programs/students-in- action
Service Learning Project Virtual Labs “The Service Learning Project (SLP) is an action civics program for elementary, middle, and high school-aged youth. Our students become leaders and agents of positive change in their communities by working together to help solve social problems of their choice. The students are in charge at SLP – every step of the process is youth-driven – and every final project has a real and profound impact.” Participants will:
Choose a social issue which they are passionate about
Become experts on their issue through extensive research
Develop an alternative solution
Create and implement a plan to advocate for their solution Eligible: All students
Dates: June 28 – August 16 (Wednesdays at 5:00pm)
41 Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: $250 – Financial aid may be available
Links: http://servicelearningnyc.org/slp-online/ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSef_oxyWyPk98dox032ncx5Sytk7uAB68YtCw3p5 lbUUUVO1w/viewform
CODE Virtual Summer Coding Camp Mentors
“Mentor Middle Schoolers: This summer, CODE will be holding its first virtual two-week summer camp and will utilize a peer-mentorship approach to introduce computer science to hundreds of rising middle school students. Each session will provide the opportunity for high schoolers to mentor their students in Python courses and create their own lesson plans depending on the student’s programming level.”
Eligible: Students with Python experience
Dates: July 5 to July 16
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
Links: https://techcodes.org/ bit.ly/codementor21
Power Scholars Online Tutoring
42 “Power Scholars is a student-led organization looking for volunteers (at least a freshman in high school) who are compassionate, dedicated, and have a GPA of at least 3.2 (on a 4.0 scale). Students may also tutor for AP courses if they have taken them already.” Eligible: All students
Dates: Summer 2021
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
Links: https://www.powerscholars.org/tutorrequirements
VaccinnateCA Volunteering “VaccinateCA needs help to keep Californians updated on the availability of COVID-19 vaccines. As a volunteer, students would receive training on how to call hospitals and pharmacies on their behalf, and the best part is that all of this can be done virtually. Other opportunities include building their website, data pipelines, and tools.” Eligible: All students
Dates: Ongoing
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
Links: https://teensvolunteer.org/volunteer-opportunity/vaccinateca-make-calls-to- support-covid-vaccinations-with-vaccineca/ https://airtable.com/shrdDabBhmG0l9mO0
43 Margaret Tietz Rehabilitation & Nursing Center The Margaret Tietz Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Queens offers high school students the opportunity to work as summer volunteers in a medical setting this summer. There will be remote and in-person opportunities. To learn more, contact
Ms. Spiegel at 718-298-7838 or 718-298-7840.
Eligible: All students
Dates: Summer
Location: 164-11 Chapin Parkway, Jamaica, Queens
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Link: https://www.margarettietz.org/volunteer/
MinKwon Center GOTV Phonebank for June Primary Election The MinKwon Center is offering a community service opportunity for all students. Join them as they call for the upcoming June primaries in New York City. Phone banking opportunities are also available in English, Korean, Mandarin, & Bangla! Eligible: All students Location: Virtual Dates: Sundays and Wednesdays Cost: Free Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Links: https://www.mobilize.us/minkwongotv/event/384812/ http://minkwon.org/what-we-do/civic-participation
HelpUsVaxin8 is a student-led organization that works with the Bay Ridge Senior Center to help local senior adults access Covid-19 vaccinations. “Volunteer duties will include calling seniors who are unvaccinated and offering transportation assistance, if needed. All volunteers will undergo training and have a script on how
44 to interact with the older adults. You are not required to finish a set number of calls for this opportunity – participants get to work at their own pace.” You may reach out to Fatima Bagom at [email protected] for more information. Eligible: All students
Dates: Ongoing
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/12K5hExbuiL8ILURckjRyk66R3dJDcye777r2- EDphb8/viewform?edit_requested=true&gxids=7628
Teen Service Corps “The Teen Service Corps is a 6-week service learning program with cohorts in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island. Throughout the program teens (rising 9th through 12th graders) will learn about systemic injustice through a Jewish lens, hone leadership skills and volunteer in various neighborhoods to promote food and housing justice, and combat social isolation. Volunteering will follow strict COVID safety compliance guidelines and may pivot to a partial or full virtual format.” Eligible: Current 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students
Dates: July 12 – August 20
Location: Planned cohorts in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens & Long Island
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
45 Cost: Free
Links: https://findyoursummer.org/node/2084?Interest=60&Setting=21 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdCO4JxLUeW1eb8rQslIqvqCauDIjA00iDKOINL ya5iVGJinA/viewform
Brooklyn Library Tech Virtual Volunteer Branches of the Brooklyn library system welcome student volunteers to provide tech and support assistance throughout the summer, and for a minimum of three hours per week for at least six months during the school year. Participants will receive eight days of training, and small stipends as well. Eligible: All Students Dates: Summer and School Year Location: Summer: Online Basis Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Links: https://www.bklynlibrary.org/support/volunteer/todays-teens-tomorrows https://www.bklynlibrary.org/support/volunteer/t4/form
The Manny Cantor Center and other Educational Alliance locations welcome volunteers for all kinds of events and programs, including: holiday card writing, tutoring, community connection calling, and more. Most of these opportunities will be virtual, but there are a few in person ones. Requirements for each opportunity vary. See the link below for the compiled list of opportunities:
Eligible: All Students
Dates: Various Location: Various
46 Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Link: https://mannycantor.org/mcc-changemakers/volunteer-opportunities/
Immigrant Social Services Volunteers “Immigrant Social Services welcomes volunteers who would like to offer different skills in support of organization’s work in Chinatown and Lower East Side. We often need volunteers with skills in the following areas:
. Chinese Language translation and interpretation in Simplified/Traditional and all dialects
. Graphic Design: Assistance with creating digital and printed collateral using photoshop and/or Canva
. Social Media Engagement Strategy: Help us amplify our programs and resources through Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter
. Website: frontend design, content management, and backend support on WordPress
. Communications: Assistance with managing our Wechat and email lists They also welcome student volunteers Monday-Friday any time between 2:30- 8:30pm to support the academic growth of grades K-8 public school students in Chinatown and the Lower East Side (currently P.S.2 and P.S.126). Tutoring, help with middle & high school admissions advice, basic coding skill-building, and more are help options for Stuy volunteers. All of our youth volunteer opportunities are currently remote on Zoom while the COVID-19 pandemic is ongoing.”
Eligible: All students
Dates: November – January (at least once a week)
47 Application Deadline: ASAP
Links: https://issnyc.org/volunteer/ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeC8sVCJcExgmjtIQPlI1yEjqsJVwvoFa4cTWnNt WoZCvda_g/viewform
Check out the link below for community service opportunities. Students may apply various filters to find an opportunity that best matches their interests and skill sets.
Link: https://www.nycservice.org/search/#s
Robotics for All Robotics for All, a non-profit organization that provides academic support to needy students, welcomes all students with basic proficiency in courses that are currently being offered – these subjects include: Code.org, Scratch, Python, Java, HTML/CSS, and CAD (TinkerCAD and Fusion 360). Qualified students are welcome to serve as Teacher’s Assistants, and Curriculum Development Summer Interns. Eligible: All students with basic subject proficiency, or interest in business development. Dates: Four sessions per year Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Links: https://www.roboticsforall.net/overview-of-positions.html
Visions Intergenerational Program for the Blind/Visually Impaired Visions is a local organization that helps the blind and visually impaired, welcomes students to apply for their virtual Volunteer Service Assistant positions.
48 Students will conduct weekly check in calls and also assist with various research projects, surveys, and call lists. Volunteer Title: VISIONS' Volunteer Service Assistant (V.S.A.) Days and Hours: Services are provided depending on the students' schedules. Specific Duties: Facilitate virtual classes, assist with technology related inquiries, and "friendly check in calls." Plus, assist with projects and participate in virtual training. Program Incentives: Students receive a letter of recommendation, community service hours, a certificate upon completion of program, and end of semester giveaways! Requirements & Process: Must be 14 and over. Must be punctual, reliable, mature, and have good reading and verbal communication skills. Must be tech savvy and have knowledge of virtual meeting applications. Must submit via our online application portal on VISIONS website (www.visionsvcb.org) for consideration. Participants will work in pairs, to visit and assist blind New Yorkers. Learn more by contacting Jose Gil at: 646-486-4444, ext. 233, or at [email protected] Eligible: All students 14 and older Dates: Ongoing Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Link: https://www.visionsvcb.org/get-involved/volunteering/volunteering-high-school- students/
Community Service Scholarships: In addition to the many ways students benefit from community service, those who do so may also be eligible for a variety of
49 scholarships & awards for achievement in this area. Learn more from this interesting article: https://hscw-collegeexplore.blogspot.com/2020/01/community-service-pays-big-dividends.html
Student of the Year Campaign: All students with experience or interest in community outreach, fundraising, or service, are welcome to apply for this seven- week program to raise money to benefit research in and treatment of leukemia and related conditions. Learn more and apply at: http://www.studentseries.org/high-schools/students-of-the-year
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Leadership/College Prep/Government/Law/Cultural/Programs
New: Deadline Approaching: NextGen Politics Summer Civics Fellowship “Thank you for your interest in participating in our Next Generation Politics Civic Forums! Next Gen Politics aims to empower the next generation (YOU!) to make informed decisions, be active citizens, make sense of the current political climate, and get involved. This program is designed to engage motivated, civically-minded teens who are interested in developing your civic knowledge and skills through engaging with perspectives different than your own. This summer, we'll be hosting a series of six Zoom-based civic conversations on
50 critical issues of our time--criminal justice, freedom of expression, immigration, and more--from multiple perspectives.” Eligible: All students
Dates: July 14 – August 18 (Wednesdays 4:00 – 6:00pm)
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: June 18
Cost: Free
Links: https://www.nextgenpolitics.org/summercivicfellowship https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeFSPJsn_PfbgyDgKwIovDelhil9FeFqbKnbBD_IB DgsiLVfQ/viewform
New: Deadline Approaching: Volunteer with several local candidates for June 22 Primary “Manhattan Assemblywoman Yuh-Line Niou welcomes volunteers, who will be given unique opportunities to prove and hone their leadership skills, meet important leaders and community organizers, and receive training and guidance from staff for career and college aspirations.
Shifts are weekends from 12 PM - 4 PM, and all volunteers will have the opportunity to receive a community service letter and a letter of recommendation upon request.
If interested, fill out the application at bit.ly/YLNvol2021. The EXTENDED application deadline is SATURDAY, June 12th at 11:59 PM. Feel free to contact me ([email protected]) if you have any questions!”
Eligible: All students
Dates: June 12 – June 22 (weekend spots available)
51 Location: In-Person spots available
Application Deadline: Saturday, June 12
Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdhpECYDTyLI0i8rF7ybRCnOm3hSAoxtlN6nRP GOJK4RyJPrA/viewform
New: NYC Exploring Law Enforcement Virtual Program “The Office of the Special Narcotics Prosecutor for the City of New York is dedicated to protecting neighborhoods by enforcing drug laws and strengthening communities through drug abuse prevention and rehabilitation for addicted offenders. This program is designed to give students an overview of careers in Law and Civil Service. The program includes discussions with Assistant District Attorneys, Forensic Specialists, Police Officers, a US Federal Judge, tours, and much more! Come and learn all about the many careers that exist in Law and Public Service!” Eligible: All students
Dates: Three Thursdays – June 17, 24, and July 1 (3:30-4:30pm)
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
Links: https://nyexploring.org/b-registar/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tPCPBGRftpIuig_ySFlM5GSVzJJbnJM6/view?usp=sharing
52 New: Seeds of Peace Summer Programs Seeds of Peace offers an in-person camp experience, along with a virtual Core Leadership Program(two separate sessions) and a virtual Youth Summit (July 11- 15)
“Our in-person Camp program invites you to spend two and a half weeks at a summer camp on a lake in Maine, where you will have the opportunity to live with and learn from other high-schoolers from different backgrounds, experiences, and identities from your own as you take part in camp activities, dialogue, and action- oriented learning. Together, we will play sports and enjoy the waterfront while we build relationships and community with one another. You will have the opportunity to express yourself through our dynamic arts program, and through dialogue, where we share stories about our life experiences, realities, identities, and communities.”
Eligible: Current 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students
Dates: 1-Camp Experience: July 11 – July 28
2- Core Leadership Virtual Programs (Two Sessions: June 21 – July 2 &
August 8 – 13)
3-Virtual Youth Summit: July 11-15
Location: Camp Experience: Otisfield, Maine
Application Deadlines: Rolling Basis until full
Cost: $3,000 – Camp Experience
$500 – Core Leadership Program
53 $500 – Youth Summit
Links: https://www.seedsofpeace.org/programs/developing-leaders/united-states/united- states-core-leadership-program/ https://www.seedsofpeace.org/programs/developing-leaders/united-states/united-states-core- leadership-program/ https://www.seedsofpeace.org/programs/developing-leaders/united-states/2021-national-youth- summit/
New Deadline: Student Advocacy Project The Coalition for Asian-American Children & Families invites all current 9th - 11th grade students with an interest in Asian-American issues to apply to their Student Advocacy Project. It teaches advocacy, organizational and leadership skills and provides a monetary stipend upon completion. Eligible: All students Dates: 2021-2022 school year Location: Virtual Application Deadline: July 5 Links: https://www.cacf.org/leadership-development/asian-american-student- advocacy-project https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScKMRW6XrYVxoqgbj0G99ce4DhI- gjuULY9xoPed16WioFXzw/viewform
Deadline Approaching: Powerplay SuperStars Leadership Academy
54 Participants work with adults & peers to develop themselves in the areas of Career Exploration, College Readiness, Team Building, Health & Fitness, and more. Metrocards are provided. Eligible: All female students currently in 9th, 10th, and 11th grades
Dates: July 6 – August 13 and once a month throughout 2021-2022 school year
Location: Hybrid- In-person and virtual
Application Deadline: Friday, June 11
Cost: Free
Link: https://form.123formbuilder.com/5829027/form
Deadline Approaching: Youth Food Advocates (YFA) Youth Food Advocates (YFA) is a youth-led group for young people to learn about social justice, public policy and advocacy, and create systemic change in NYC food systems with a focus on improving school food. Participants will develop advocacy skills through hands-on actions, learn valuable leadership skills, and create meaningful change for food justice across the NYC public school food program. A YFA Summer Leadership Training is from August 10 – 13 with Member Meetings throughout 21-22 school year. Eligible: All Current Students Dates: August 2021 – June 2022 Location: Virtual or In-Person Application Deadline: Tuesday, June 15 Cost: Free Link: https://www.communityfoodadvocatesnyc.org/youth-organizing
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St. Francis College Preparation and Readiness Summer Program
“The College Preparation & Readiness Summer Institute is designed to prepare high school students for a smooth and successful transition to college life by teaching them leadership, team-building, and case-study skills & experience. Students will focus on the areas of personal accounting, management, technology, and leadership. Registration is first come, first served.”
Eligible: All students
Dates: July 6 – July 30 (3 days per week, from 9:30am – 1:30pm)
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: $30/ week ($120 total for 4 weeks)
Links: https://www.tfaforms.com/4897798 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yUF-kMGLhZvDCo33ibC8ztklGG9TdcSu/view?usp=sharing
Deadline Approaching: Virtual Summer Leadership Institute “This is a six-week program that consists of a series of weekly Saturday workshops pertaining to issues around Asian-American identity, history, politics, and more. Participants discuss the intersections of their identities, including but not limited to race, class, gender, nationality, and language. Participants will walk out with lasting friendships, a rich understanding of Asian American history and contemporary issues, and the tools and confidence to become involved and creative leaders in their community. These past few years have been particularly difficult for the Asian American community, so we hope to better support Asian American
56 students by guiding them through conversations on topics such as the model minority myth, Western imperialism, anti-Blackness, and activism.” Eligible: Focus is on Asian-American community, but all students may apply Asian-American students Dates: July 8 – August 21
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Friday, June 18
Cost: Free
Links: https://cyinyc.org/summer-leadership-institute/ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc3cvvrgdrc9QDRNpawAr21p- nYMxPINn8Nbfgkr3Q507PdMQ/viewform
Deadline Approaching: College Bound Academy The Tiger Woods Foundation is currently accepting applications for their virtual College Bound Academy sessions this summer. This program will help rising high school seniors deal with the admissions process. From learning how to fill out financial aid to creating a college list, the program will provide interactive workshops. Eligible: Rising seniors
Dates: July 19 – August 6 (consists of 3 one- week sessions, only register for one)
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Friday, June 18
Cost: Free
57 Links: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virtual-college-bound-academy-tickets- 147150572323?mkt_tok=Mzk2LU9RRy05NDkAAAF8deGaNAK4wGbNKwmzk6l7gjpgW- DiEhxENW79OrIwNuUoTJrnK_7WuVyEUwRw2SAB5hCg3gEaH0V2D4XJYUyQglyYqI5M5 w9ZBPAkG3E6fA
Miss CEO Virtual Leadership Academy “The Miss CEO Virtual Leadership Academy is an interactive online cohort- based course designed for high school students interested in developing their leadership toolkit, spearheading high impact projects in their communities, exploring innovative careers, and learning directly from influential female leaders, Stanford faculty, and mentors. By the end of the program, students are well-versed in critical skills including effective communication, negotiation, time management, networking, goal setting, and risk-taking.” Eligible: All students Dates: Session 1: June 21, 2021 - July 11, 2021 || Session 2: July 12, 2021 - August 1, 2021 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $329, 10% off using code: MISSCEOFRIEND (financial aid available) Link: https://www.missceo.org/leadership-academy#learnmore 3-5 Day Virtual Intensives (Social Justice, Technology & Humanity, etc.) from the Louis August Jonas Foundation The Louis August Jonas Foundation is offering short intensive initiatives that will dive into innovative themes of interest. Applications are reviewed on a Rolling Basis and space is limited, so students should apply ASAP. Learn more about specific intensives at the link below:
58 Eligible: All students age 16 – 18 (some flexibility with age limits) Dates: Science, Technology, & Humanity: June 21 - 25 Re-imagining the World: July 9, 16, 23 Organizing for Social Justice: July 24, 31 & August 7 Climate Change & Sustainable Solutions: August 9 - 13 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis until Full– Limited spots available, so apply ASAP Cost: $250 - $400 – scholarships are available Links: https://www.lajf.org/virtualintensives https://camprisingsun.wufoo.com/forms/r2b4x180387vg8/ https://camprisingsun.wufoo.com/forms/r1fiadp51ve7486/ https://camprisingsun.wufoo.com/forms/r13dyvh00dy0net/ https://camprisingsun.wufoo.com/forms/r15x1mfd08uc0bn/
PEN America: 2021 Free Speech Advocacy Institute “The 2021 Free Speech Advocacy Institute is an intensive, two-week online program where students can learn the theories, laws, histories, and methodologies behind free expression advocacy. The Institute’s daily schedule will include interactive presentations led by expert legal and policy practitioners and TA- facilitated discussion.” Eligible: All students
Dates: July 12 – 23
Location: Virtual
Cost: $1000 – financial aid offered
59 Application Deadline: June 25
Links: https://pen.org/free-speech-advocacy-institute/ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf8uZGz_xzl05BV8t- 1v2g6iBpEP05UpKOEyiSJJGLSoGiDzw/viewform
Global Scholar International Relations Program “Global Scholar is an international relations intensive program that builds the knowledge and skills high school students need to make social change on a local and global scale. Through hands-on learning and meetings with leading policy experts, Global Scholar empowers young and emerging leaders to become change makers on their campuses and in their communities. It offers one & two-week summer programs.” Eligible: All students Date: Sessions 1 and 2: June 27 – July 9 Sessions 3 and 4: July 11 - July 23 Location: Virtual or Blended (Virtual and In-Person) in Washington DC Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Ranges up to $2,750 (some financial aid is available, pay what you can model) Links: http://ampglobalyouth.org/global-scholar/ https://ampglobalyouth.org/2020/12/03/summer-2021-program-and-fee-details/ https://ampglobalyouth.org/global-scholar-apply/
Bella Abzug Journey to Leadership & Debate Training Program “This two-week online leadership and debate training program is designed to help female students become “effective, dynamic and visionary 21st century leaders as
60 well as active and creative participants in civic, political, corporate and community life.” There will be workshops, seminars, speakers, networking, and debate labs. Eligible: All Students who identify as female Dates: Cohort 2: July 19 - 30 (Monday - Friday 10:00am - 4:00pm) Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis until full Cost: Free Links: https://www.abzuginstitute.org/summer-programs https://www.abzuginstitute.org/2021-summer-program-application
Volunteer with Political Campaigns for 2021 NYC Elections A number of candidates for local offices welcome Stuyvesant student interns. Volunteers can help in a variety of ways, depending on their interests & skills. These candidates include two Stuyvesant graduates running to become the next mayor of New York City! Eligible: All students
Dates: Various
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lFPTBnchRCn-UcNu6ZeNuHtwi5Kpet3a/edit
YVote Youth Political Action APPLY TO JOIN YVOTE!
61 “YVote is looking for budding activists and leaders to continue to build a youth voting and civic engagement movement, focused on making a positive difference in communities, at and beyond the ballot box, and strengthening voting rights and collective power.” Participants will receive a $150 stipend!
What Will You Do? Participate in inquiry and dialogue about civic and political issues that matter most to you Craft school and community campaigns to increase youth voting and civic engagement Gain exposure to experiences and points of view different than your own Build relationships with peers you can learn and grow with Develop leadership and organizing skills Demonstrate commitment to learning, leader
Eligible: All students
Dates: July 13 – August 17 (Tuesdays from 5:00-9:00pm)
Location: Virtual, with possible in-person components
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
Links: Apply to YVote (yvoteny.org) YVote Summer 2021 Application (google.com)
The Youth Leadership Academy is a 4-day program that includes “interactive workshops, opportunities to learn from activists and influencers, small group discussion, mentoring, and the opportunity to meet like-minded youth.” Workshop topics cover climate change, gender equality, and more. Students will develop then
62 implement a leadership development plan addressing one of the sustainable development goals in the upcoming school year. Eligible: All Students Dates: July 26 - 29 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling until July 1 Cost: $100 – financial aid available to those eligible Links: https://www.planusa.org/yla https://www.planusa.org/participation-fee
Virtual Encampment for Youth
“Our virtual summer immersion program is a true experience in democracy, where young people who would otherwise never meet:
form a self-governing community; learn to think critically about pressing social and political issues that affect their communities and our world as a whole; and take action.
. Get a deeper perspective on social justice issues. . Meet activists and civic leaders. . Learn more about how your community works and how you can make change where you are. . Participate in a multicultural community of peers from across the nation who will share their communities with you. . Use arts to express your perspective on social justice concerns. . Receive four months of follow-up support to develop an action plan.
Participants will learn and practice the powerful strategies of critical thinking, action planning, and using creativity and the arts in working for social justice.”
Eligible: All students 15-18 years old
Dates: July 5 – July 28 (Mondays-Fridays)
63 Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Until Full
Cost: $50 - $2,000: Sliding Scale based on family income – financial aid available
Links: https://encampmentforcitizenship.org/what-we-do/index.php https://encampmentforcitizenship.org/what-we-do/how-to-apply.php https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSelJ6VklnCXF59o- NzLXj7fudio3I0b0cS3CvkTQZZdwAEFMA/viewform?usp=sf_link
Model G20 Summit Youth Leadership Conferences “Designed and built by Harvard scholars, Knovva’s Model G20 Virtual Summit is your chance to connect and collaborate with young global leaders from 30+ countries. Students research a country, take on roles as ministers, investigate real world issues, then develop, negotiate, present and defend proposals Topics include Global Health, Space Exploration, Climate Change, and Smart Cities.”
Eligible: All Students Dates: Various sessions Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $129 per session Links: https://online.knovva.com/vmg20list https://modelg20.knovva.com/?utm_campaign=2021%20Virtual%20Summit&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=100496 117&_hsenc=p2ANqtz--4NjNEazzqVFJoa9eGbRkak_gGZqxHfj0NbijR- OvMPZD8NjmPQTEEb9k6UIkLT6n9q4ce9hcCTEQLq- AtgHEqxWYXww&utm_content=100496117&utm_source=hs_email
The New York Youth Civics Initiative (NYYCI)
64 “(NYYCI) is a youth-centered social justice platform dedicated to connecting students to sustained civic opportunities, action-based resources and stories from 60+ youth organizations in our network. Students can review this page and fill out this form to learn more.” Eligible: All students
Dates: Various
Locations: Various
Application Deadlines: Various
Links: https://www.nyyci.org/ https://www.nyyci.org/organizations-1
The Project Lotus Youth Team Application “Through educating and empowering today’s Asian-American communities, Project Lotus advances the movement of Asian-Americans blossoming and addressing mental health stigma, shame, and overall perception and care of mental health. The team is looking for new members to join their team and all are welcome to apply if interested. Positions such as illustrator, projects assistants, and more are offered.”
Eligible: All students Dates: Ongoing Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free
65 Link: https://www.theprojectlotus.org/ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfAgUefxPZlbnJlwSw7kuRRPt- MSg1_S3cCdf9RP6WIX1voDw/viewform
The Youth Animal Activists Coalition welcomes students interested in activism and leadership to apply for positions. This nonprofit “helps passionate students launch animal rights groups at their schools or within their communities by providing resources and teaching the skills they need to succeed.” Learn more about specific positions at their instagram @the.yacc Eligible: All Students Dates: Academic Year Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Link: https://sdwjb01jebs.typeform.com/to/DtuOp6Q3
Art & Resistance Through Education (ARTE) Junior Board “Art & Resistance Through Education (ARTE) is a New York based organization that strives to engage youth through activism, human rights education, collaboration, and artwork. ARTE provides various opportunities and resources to students in NYC so they can learn about human rights issues whilst creating artwork. By providing workshops and educational resources, ARTE continues to engage with today's youth, regardless of socioeconomic status or artistic skills. Junior Board members will work together to create projects, workshops, and ideas to help pursue ARTE's mission.” Eligible: All students
Dates: Various
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Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Links: https://www.artejustice.org/ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdX98A5QkIWmD5mBFYlwUCUMzEmVHtT8w6 f9jQTVT6w13TcXA/viewform https://www.artejustice.org/yvlsummit
The Apex for Youth Program matches students to mentors who help with schoolwork, college prep, and more. Students will meet individually with their mentors throughout the year and engage in other activities. Eligible: All Students Dates: 2021 – 2022 Academic Year Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Links: https://www.apexforyouth.org/students/ https://apexforyouth.formtitan.com/MenteeApplication#/
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Museums, Art, Photography:
Event Approaching: Center for Architecture: Architecture at Home Workshops “Learn more about architecture and design through these free, live online
67 workshops led by Center for Architecture educators. Each session explores an architectural topic through interactive lessons and discussions, and introduces a design activity that students can complete on their own with at-home materials. The next program will explore “The House of the Future.”
Eligible: All students
Date: House of the Future: Saturday, June 12
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
Links: https://www.centerforarchitecture.org/k-12/architecture-at-home- events/ https://calendar.aiany.org/2021/06/12/architecture-at-home-house-of-the-future/
Deadline Approaching: Bronx Junior Photo League Summer 2021 Program “The Bronx Junior Photo League Summer Program is a free program for students interested in journalism and photography. There is a photobook class available to students with no prior experience, and a newspaper class that requires experience in journalism or photography. Both in-person and virtual options are offered for the photography class while the newspaper class is in-person only.” Eligible: All current students Dates: July 5 – August 11 Location: Virtual or In-Person Application Deadline: Sunday, June 13
68 Cost: $345 – some financial aid available Link: https://www.bronxdoc.org/education/bronx-junior-photo-league
Event Approaching: Museum of Arts and Design Online Learning Lab All students are welcome to take advantage of a wide variety of artistic design videos, tutorials, and other activities, including an upcoming tutorial on paper jewelry and verbal imagining tour. Eligible: All students Dates: Online Verbal Imaging Tour – Monday, June 14 Digital Drop-in: Exploring Gesture with Clay – Tuesday, June 15 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Various -- Many are free for students Link: https://madmuseum.org/online https://madmuseum.org/events/online-verbal-imaging-tour-6 https://madmuseum.org/events/digital-drop-exploring-gesture-clay
Center for Architecture Summer Programs For Summer 2021, the Center for Architecture is offering programs both in-person and online, with full-day and half-day options available. Design materials will be included for all programs. For high school students, their “Design for Social Action” and “Architectural Design Studio” programs still have seats open. Other programs are full, but students are welcome to place themselves on their waitlists. Eligible: All students Dates: July to August
69 Location: Virtual + In–person Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Varying ($460 to $1,240) Links: https://www.centerforarchitecture.org/k-12/youth-family-programs/summer- programs/?utm_source=mc_email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=
ONE Lab Summer Studio of Environmentally-Focused Design “ONE Lab is a summer enrichment program that lets high school students explore the nexus between environmental concerns and creative / design practices, including sustainable fashion, architecture, and bio design. ONE Lab is a project of Terreform ONE, a non-profit think-and-do-tank dedicated to fighting environmental degradation through innovative creative technology.
Students may apply to two-week online courses (4 sessions, June - August) in:
Sustainable Fashion & Materials Architecture & the Environment Bio Design & Engineering
ONE Lab Summer Studio is online for 2021, allowing us to broaden the scope in lecturers, tours and projects beyond our NYC base. We also make sure students have off-screen time: they do supervised work with our Studio in a Box at their home workspace as well as outside project-related work. Our hours allow students from all across the continental US, Canada & Latin America to participate.
This program is creatively and intellectually stimulating, giving teens the chance to be proactive on climate concerns, introducing them to like-minded peers along with world-renowned design and climate experts, and jumpstarting their road to college and career exploration. They leave with a student evaluation and design portfolio, all great material for college applications.
Visit onelab.org for details on every aspect of the program
Sign up for one-on-one appointments with our admissions team Contact [email protected] with any further questions
70 ONE Lab, a rigorous online design studio:
Illustrates the environmental possibilities of global landscapes and habitats
Welcomes the next generation of innovators in architecture, bio design, and sustainable fashion Eligible: All students
Dates: Four separate two-week summer sessions (June – August)
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis until full
Cost: $1,600 per session (plus $50 fee) – some merit awards & financial aid may be available
Links: https://www.onelab.org/ https://www.onelab.org/frequently-asked-questions https://www.onelab.org/apply
Japan Society Summer Manga Courses “Join Japan Society this summer for courses in the basics of manga character creation for beginner manga artists. Start a character from scratch and learn the basics of finding ideas, sketching anatomy, detailing expressions, and shading. Artists are all levels are welcome!” Eligible: Students Dates: Throughout Summer starting June 30 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $100 Link: https://japansociety.org/education/kids-family/summer-manga-courses
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The Pratt Summer Scholars This program offers two- art, design, 3-D printer and other classes to middle & high school students. Applications are accepted on a rolling, first-come, first- served basis. Eligible: All Current Students Dates: July 12 –23 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis until Full Cost: $345 – some financial aid available Link: www.pratt.edu/summerscholars https://docs.google.com/forms/u/0/d/e/1FAIpQLScgToE8Eua- qOSbCnKDBluD3ppuk3ngukPDMBtby02l1dVGKQ/closedform
School of Visual Arts Pre-College Program
“The School of Visual Arts offers various courses including animation, cartooning, interior design, etc. Students will have the opportunity to enhance their creative skills, learn about a particular field of art, and develop their portfolios. This year, there is an in-person option offered for students, as well as virtual courses. Three credits will be awarded for the successful completion of the summer program.”
Eligible: Current Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors
Dates: July 13 – July 31
Location: Virtual OR In-person at 209 East 23rd Street, Manhattan
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: $1,400 for virtual, $2,100 for in-person
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Art & Resistance Through Education (ARTE) Junior Board “Art & Resistance Through Education (ARTE) is a New York based organization that strives to engage youth through activism, human rights education, collaboration, and artwork. ARTE provides various opportunities and resources to students in NYC so they can learn about human rights issues whilst creating artwork. By providing workshops and educational resources, ARTE continues to engage with today's youth, regardless of socioeconomic status or artistic skills. Junior Board members will work together to create projects, workshops, and ideas to help pursue ARTE's mission.” Eligible: All students
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Links: https://www.artejustice.org/ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdX98A5QkIWmD5mBFYlwUCUMzEmVHtT8w6 f9jQTVT6w13TcXA/viewform https://www.artejustice.org/yvlsummit
Congressional Art Competition Teen artists may enter the Congressional Art Competition, for a chance to have their artwork on display at the U.S. Capitol for one year. Entries must be submitted through your local congressperson. Contact your representative to confirm your district’s participation and for guidance – consult this link to find your representative: https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative Eligible: All students
73 Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Link: https://www.house.gov/educators-and-students/congressional-art-competition
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Parks/Nature:
Events Approaching: Urban Park Rangers Events are ongoing. Learn from Urban Park Rangers about history, astronomy, plants, and more. Protocols have been put in place for safety, and families are encouraged to bring their own hand sanitizer. All events require registration. Some upcoming events are listed below: - Saturday, June 12: Birding: Shorebirds; LGBTQ+ Pride Month: Alice Austen; Central Park Bridle Path Walk; Wildlife Viewing: Horseshoe Crabs; Family Camping: Brooklyn Eligible: All families Dates: Ongoing on weekends Location: Various Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Link: https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/urbanparkrangers
The Columbia Climate School in the Green Mountains
“An opportunity for students to engage with experts and learn about cutting-edge innovation in action. Join us for the first-ever Columbia Climate School in the
74 Green Mountains, held in-person this summer in Castleton, Vermont, to mobilize action, drive impact, and affect change in response to our warming planet. There will be speaker series, group activities, field-based lessons, and more. Applicants are accepted on a Rolling Basis and there is limited space, so students should apply ASAP.”
Eligible: All Students Dates: June 27 – July 9 Location: Castleton, Vermont Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $5,890 Links: https://precollege.sps.columbia.edu/highschool/columbia-climate-school#n https://precollege.sps.columbia.edu/highschool/columbia-climate-school/student-experience https://precollege.sps.columbia.edu/highschool/columbia-climate-school/admissions/apply https://precollege.sps.columbia.edu/highschool/columbia-climate-school/faq
NYC Parks Hiring! As part of Mayor de Blasio’s City Cleanup Corps initiative, hundreds of seasonal jobs are now available at parks all over NYC. Apply now for positions such as City Seasonal Aide, Summer Camp Counselor, and more! Various positions have different age & experience requirements. Eligible: Varying Dates: Summer 2021 Locations: Various in NYC Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $88.25 background check fee – if hired Link: https://www.nycgovparks.org/opportunities/jobs
75 The RISE Summer Shore Corps is an opportunity for students to “work on projects with professionals in fields of environmental science, civic engagement, healthy food systems and community planning.” There may be outdoor recreation activities for students to learn about the natural resources of the Rockaway Peninsula. A stipend is provided for participation. Eligible: All students who live in & around the Rockaway Peninsula Dates: July 5 – August 13 (Three days per week) Location: Hybrid Programing (In-person activities at the RISE Center, 58-03 Rockaway Beach Blvd, Rockaway, NY) Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Links: https://www.riserockaway.org/rise/programs/youth/shore-corps-summer- 2020/ https://sfrise.formtitan.com/2054038#/
The NYC Parks Department offers a variety of volunteer positions throughout the city via its Green Teams program. All students may apply. To learn more, send an email to: [email protected]
The NYC Parks Stewardship program also offers several volunteering opportunities such as forest restoration, tree planting, and invasive removal. All students may apply. To learn more, send an email to: [email protected]
And, “It’s My Park” is a program that engages volunteers in cleaning and beautifying parks across the five boroughs. There are also other volunteer
76 programs and partner organizations of the NYC Parks Department students may check out at: https://www.nycgovparks.org/opportunities/volunteer
Links: https://www.nycgovparks.org/programs/recreation/teens https://www.nycgovparks.org/reg/stewardship https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/its_my_park_day
Prospect Park needs student volunteers for a variety of jobs, including special events throughout the year. All students are welcome to apply: https://www.prospectpark.org/get-involved/volunteer/youth-and-family-volunteer- opportunities/individual-teens-and-families/ https://www.prospectpark.org/get-involved/volunteer/
NYC Rangers Conservation Corps Internships: All students with an interest in urban parks and environmental issues are eligible to apply. Participants meet once a week after school for several hours, and the program lasts eight weeks. Interested students should apply ASAP via the following links: Eligible: All students Dates: Afterschool, one afternoon per week for 8 weeks Location: Various parks Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Links: https://www.nycgovparks.org/programs/rangers/conservation-corps https://www.nycgovparks.org/programs/rangers/conservation-corps/contact
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Stem Opportunities:
Updated: Tech Scholars Online for Girls “Learn to code online in a supportive, all-girl environment! Explore how women across the spectrum of race, class, and sexuality exercised power and effected change. Share under-told stories of women throughout history and code digital projects that make a difference in the world and help fight the gender gap.
Interact live with an instructor and a community of girls for optimal learning.
Pair program and collaborate with other teens learning to code online.
Learn coding (including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) to design and build your own digital projects—including games, apps, and websites.
Get mentored by a wide range of women leaders in technology, and learn about career options!” Eligible: All female freshmen, sophomores & juniors Dates: August 9 - 13 (10:00am - 3:00pm) Location: Virtual Application Deadline: July 1 Cost: Free Links: https://www.nyhistory.org/education/teen-programs/tech-scholars https://nyhistory.wufoo.com/forms/z1jd9eih08dw8nc/
The World Science U provides access to various online courses taught by renowned researchers in which students may learn at their own pace. Courses include Loop Quantum Gravity, Rewriting the Code of Life with CRISPR, and more. There are also exercises, discussions, and summaries that complement the
78 lecture videos. Live sessions of conversations with World Science U faculty, exploring mind, matter, and the cosmos are available on their website and on the YouTube channel as well. Eligible: All Students Dates: Year-round Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Links: https://worldscienceu.com/ https://worldscienceu.com/courses/loop-quantum-gravity-carlo- rovelli/?mc_cid=93bda36a04&mc_eid=2af4e9f465 https://worldscienceu.com/courses/rewriting-the-code-of-life-with- crispr/?mc_cid=93bda36a04&mc_eid=2af4e9f465 https://worldscienceu.com/live-sessions/ https://www.youtube.com/user/worldsciencefestival
Two Programs from the New York Academy of Sciences: 1,000 Girls, 1,000 Futures and the Junior Academy 1,000 Girls, 1,000 Futures invites all female students with an interest in STEM areas to apply for this outstanding mentorship program. Participants are paired with successful female professionals who provide online support in academic, college, & career pathways. Junior Academy invites all students to enter their new cohort. Participants work online with other students from around the world to address current issues facing the international community from a scientific & technological perspective. Eligible: All current students Dates: 2021-2022 School Year (Two hours per week) and a summer conference Application Deadline: Rolling Basis until July 30 -acceptances are made on a
79 Rolling Basis, so interested students should apply soon. Links: https://www.nyas.org/programs/global-stem-alliance/the-junior-academy/ https://gsa.smapply.io/prog/student_programs_/
Engineering/Math/Computer Science: Deadline Approaching: Updated Information Girls Rise Up “This is a unique three-week STEM-based dance camp that combines dance and coding. Participants combine dance, movement, coding, and electrical engineering concepts in creating their own dance routines to be performed at a concluding showcase. No previous dance or computer knowledge is necessary. There are rolling admissions, so interested students should apply ASAP. The cost is $425, and some scholarship aid is available. Families who fully register by June 18th will be entered for a chance to win an iPad Mini! Eligible: Female students 12-18 years old Dates: Session 1: July 5 - July 16 ; Session 2: July 19 - July 30 Location: Governors Island (Hybrid) OR Virtual Application Deadline: Friday, June 18 Cost: Sliding Scales (depending on family income) - $50-$250 per session (Hybrid) OR $50-$150 per session (Virtual) Link: https://www.stemfromdance.org/girls-rise-up/
Event Approaching: Krazy Kahoot Math Games with Steve Sherman Students and families may join this event of fun Math & STEM games. Students need a smartphone, tablet, or personal computer with internet access. Register below: Eligible: All Students
80 Dates: Saturday, June 12 (3:00pm) Location: Virtual Application Deadline: ASAP Cost: $15 or free for families with financial need Link: https://momath.org/krazy-kahoot-2/
Next Event Approaching: The Digital Girl Inc. Virtual Hangout: Free App Lab Design Class every Monday. Register below and join meetings using meeting ID: 87653326903 and passcode: 520303. Eligible: All Students Dates: June 14 & June 21 (Mondays at 3:00pm) Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Links: https://www.digitalgirlinc.org/dgi-virtual-hangout https://digitalgirlinc.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMrcuqrrD0jGtd4bWEqi92ROAg4zjsaZWmC?_ x_zm_rtaid=8sx08svuR8uR- 6b7iPJkkA.1615694952582.60ddccb153a45689c2e9792fc672b3fe&_x_zm_rhtaid=700
Deadline Approaching: Syracuse University Summer College Online: ‘It Girls’ Program: Open to All “Syracuse University is offering a noncredit course that will introduce students to topics centered around careers such as web design, project management, information security, data science, and more. Through lectures, hands-on activities,
81 and the building of a professional portfolio, participants will become empowered and informed about leveraging and utilizing technology to problem solve.” Eligible: All students Dates: July 19 – August 6 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Tuesday, June 15 Cost: $2,500 – financial aid available to cover full cost or half-cost Link: https://precollege.syr.edu/programs-courses/summer-college-online/summer- college-online-program-listing/it-girls/
Deadline Approaching: The TryEngineering Summer Institute provides the opportunity for students to explore various engineering fields such as electrical, civil, mechanical, and aerospace. Students will engage on hands-on projects, meet working engineers, experience tours of engineering companies, and receive advice from industry guest speakers. Students of all levels of engineering and technology experience are welcomed. Eligible: All students age 13 - 17 Dates: July 11 - 24 or July 25 - August 7 Location: Vaughan College of Engineering (Queens, New York) Application Deadline: Tuesday, June 15 Cost: $2,195 - 3,495– Need-based scholarships available Links: https://tryengineeringinstitute.ieee.org/?utm_source=marketo&utm_medium=email20210315&utm_campaign=educ ators_copy&mkt_tok=NzU2LUdQSC04OTkAAAF72--TUNSiJeh- JCybL1lMO_GJwdi95oGtN4oXNepN6et5nJMFGtwPKBDkRPZVMeHth6dOjmIk67u892OvOeDKeFiSdOdBVzFs TEcGwb1rFP-pZQ
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AMC Math Prize for Girls
Any 9th – 11th grade girls who took the AMC Math Exam this past February are eligible to apply for cash prizes of up to $25,000 via this highly selective award Eligible: Any current 9th , 10th , or 11th grade female student who took the AMC 10 or AMC 12 exam in February, 2021
Application Deadline: Tuesday, June 15
Links: http://mathprize.atfoundation.org/how_to_apply https://mathprize.atfoundation.org/apply/apply-online https://mathprize.atfoundation.org/
Deadline Approaching: Indigenous Futurism Model-Making Competition “The Center for Architecture invites all students to participate in their Indigenous Futurism Model-Making Competition. Imagine an Indigenous architectural structure of the future guided by the lenses of technology, alternative worlds, science fiction, and interpretation of time. Design the future. Winners will be announced and featured permanently on the Indigenous Scholars of Architecture, Planning, and Design (ISAPD) digital exhibition page on the Center for Architecture’s website.” Eligible: All students Location: Virtual
83 Application Deadline: Wednesday, June 16 Cost: Free Links: https://www.centerforarchitecture.org/digital-exhibitions/exhibition/center-for- architecture-lab-indigenous-scholars-of-architecture-planning-and-design-isapd/
Event Approaching: Math Gym at the Museum of Mathematics “Students will spend an hour independently working on engaging and beautiful math problems, hand-selected by MoMath’s advisory council of math PhDs. Choose whichever challenges you like and explore them with the guidance and mentorship of an expert mathematician. If you love math and want to experience the incredible joy of mathematical discovery, you won’t want to miss this enjoyable monthly program.”
Eligible: All students Dates/Time: One Wednesday per month
June 16; July 21; August 18 (All at 3:30-4:30 PM)
One Wednesday per month Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Links: https://momath.org/math-gym/ https://momath.org/civicrm/?page=CiviCRM&q=civicrm%2Fevent%2Fregister&id=4930&reset =1
Inspirit AI Summer Program
84 “Inspirit AI Summer is an artificial intelligence program led by Stanford and MIT graduate students that exposes students to fundamental AI concepts and guides them to build a socially impactful project.” No prior programming experience is required. They are currently accepting applications for the summer. They’re excited to introduce our new program tracks, which span a variety of disciplines from astronomy to algorithmic trading. One of their notable projects are AI + Disease Discovery. Eligible: All Students Dates: Summer (10 sessions) Location: Virtual Application Deadline: June 20 Cost: $900 Links: https://www.inspiritai.com/liveonline https://inspiritai.typeform.com/to/GAjLDQPj
Museum of Mathematics Programs & Resources Check the link below to access these great resources - Many of MoMath’s programs are being offered for free or at a reduced rate for those in need — please visit individual event pages for more information. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jp28buIDSUt46fOGZc- 2BiDyMvb23OzF/edit#heading=h.gjdgxs
The Art of Problem Solving Online School offers a selection of math and computer science courses. The math courses cover different levels of difficulty and
85 there are also seminars that specifically target the AMC. Spots are limited and students should register soon. - Fall dates are now open for registration for many of program’s virtual classes in math and language arts - New dates for the following math classes: pre-algebra 1 & 2, introduction to algebra A & B, introduction to counting & probability, introduction to number theory, introduction to geometry, intermediate algebra, intermediate counting & probability, intermediate number theory, precalculus, olympiad geometry, calculus, and group theory. - New dates for the following contest preparation courses: AMC 8 basics and advanced, AMC 10 & 12 problem series, and F=ma problem series. - New dates for the following computer science classes: Introduction to Programming with Python and Intermediate Programming with Python Eligible: All Students Dates: May through December Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $350 - 759 (including books) Link: https://artofproblemsolving.com/school/schedule https://virtual.aopsacademy.org/#course-offerings-summer-math
Mathily is a rigorous summer program for mathematically talented students. Students will explore various undergraduate and graduate-level mathematics in classes led by a mathematician with a Ph.D. and mathematics students. There will also be discussions about college choices, a session on career possibilities, and more.
86 Eligible: All Students Dates: June 24 – July 31 (if online) or June 27 – July 31 (if in-person) Location: TBA Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $2,150 - 4,800 (depending on whether it is online or in-person) – need-based financial aid available Links: http://www.mathily.org/ http://www.mathily.org/facts.html http://www.mathily.org/app.html
Summer Tech Camp
This virtual program offers a range of computer & tech courses, including animation, 3D modeling and more, along with gaming, social, and wellness activities. Languages include Python and Java.
Eligible: All students
Dates: One-week sessions from June 27 – August 20
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: $499 per week
Links: https://www.summertech.net/summertech/courses/ https://www.summertech.net/ https://campscui.active.com/orgs/SummerTech?orglink=camps- registration#/selectSessions/2944836
Columbia University SHAPE
87 The Summer High school Academic Program for Engineers consists of two three- week summer sessions and students may attend one or both. “Students will choose a subject and participate in one of these introductory college-level engineering courses. The program also features electives, college preparation, support from Columbia students, and other workshops.” Eligible: All current freshmen, sophomore, and junior students Dates: June 28 – July 16 or July 19 – August 6 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $3,900 – full need-based scholarships are available Links: https://outreach.engineering.columbia.edu/content/shape-summer-high- school-academic-program-engineers https://outreach.engineering.columbia.edu/shape/courses
The Program in Algorithmic and Combinatorial Thinking (PACT) is a virtual summer program consisting of guest lectures & discussions that introduce students to various topics in theoretical computer science, discrete mathematics and algorithms, computer science, and more.
“The program teaches students about the mathematics and algorithms fundamental to the computer science field. Many summer programs teach high school students programming and application development, but this five-week intensive course is one of very few with a theoretical and proof-based emphasis. The only requirements to participate are high school algebra, the willingness to work hard and be challenged, and, above all, the desire to learn.”
Eligible: All 10th, 11th, and 12th graders
88 Dates: June 28 – July 30
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis (spots limited)
Cost: $1,500 – limited financial support available
Links: https://applypact.com/apply/4 https://algorithmicthinking.org/
Brooklyn Library Tech Virtual Volunteer Branches of the Brooklyn library system welcome student volunteers to provide tech and support assistance throughout the summer, and for a minimum of three hours per week for at least six months during the school year. Participants will receive eight days of training, and small stipends as well. Eligible: All Students Dates: Summer and School Year Location: Summer: Online Basis Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Links: https://www.bklynlibrary.org/support/volunteer/todays-teens-tomorrows https://www.bklynlibrary.org/support/volunteer/t4/form
CODE Virtual Summer Coding Camp Mentors
“Mentor Middle Schoolers: This summer, CODE will be holding its first virtual two-week summer camp and will utilize a peer-mentorship approach to introduce computer science to hundreds of rising middle school students. Each session will provide the opportunity for high schoolers to mentor their students in Python courses and create their own lesson plans depending on the student’s programming level.”
89 Eligible: Students with Python experience
Dates: July 5 to July 16
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
Links: https://techcodes.org/ bit.ly/codementor21
NASA Fall Term Internships “Interns use their creativity and innovation to work on projects impacting NASA’s mission, such as returning to the Moon by 2024. As a NASA intern, you will be part of an amazing team that is dedicated to space exploration. You will work with leading experts and gain valuable experience as you participate in research and mission projects. Come dream with us and change the future.” Eligible: All students 16 and older with a 3.0 GPA Dates: Fall 2021 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: July 9 Cost: Free Link: https://intern.nasa.gov/ https://nasa.force.com/s/login/
Vineyard App Camp Week-long sessions in app development, tech entrepreneurship, and more for
90 students at all skill levels: “We create a highly personalized mentorship atmosphere in our classes, with one instructor to every 5 students. Two format options are offered: M-F one-week camp, or one hour a week for the whole summer. Eligible: All students Dates: Spring and Summer Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Various - $400 and up Links: https://www.vineyardappcamp.com/programs
Coding and Tech Courses & Camps
The Coding School offers a wide range of online classes, camps, and events in the areas of programming, engineering, and technology.
Eligible: All students
Dates: Various throughout summer and spring
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Varies by program, with some free classes
Links: https://codeconnects.org/summercamps.html https://codeconnects.org/register https://codeconnects.org/programs.html
The Joy of Coding from the University of Michigan is an online course in which students learn how to code using Python and other programs. There will be weekly
91 video lectures, readings, and coding assignments. No coding experience is required. Participants will receive a certificate of completion. Eligible: All students who have taken high school algebra Dates: July 5 – August 13 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling (apply ASAP for seats) Cost: $99 Links: https://continuum.engin.umich.edu/programs/jumpstart-coding/ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdRv6K3WcodTeui- 1cX0LyIGw2U0HdWq5iDFiqFxNz-llvj5A/viewform
NASA Fall Term Internships “Interns use their creativity and innovation to work on projects impacting NASA’s mission, such as returning to the Moon by 2024. As a NASA intern, you will be part of an amazing team that is dedicated to space exploration. You will work with leading experts and gain valuable experience as you participate in research and mission projects. Come dream with us and change the future.” Eligible: All students 16 and older with a 3.0 GPA Dates: Fall 2021 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: July 9 Cost: Free Link: https://intern.nasa.gov/ https://nasa.force.com/s/login/
AI4ALL Summer Programs
92 This artificial intelligence program is offered remotely at various colleges throughout the country. Students will be “immersed in hands-on learning, mentorship by top AI practitioners, and supportive peer networks at top universities.” Only one program is still open: Seattle University. Apply ASAP before seats fill up. Eligible: Students from under-represented groups (including females) or those with demonstrated financial need Dates: July 11 – 23 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Link: https://ai-4-all.org/summer-programs/
BlueStamp Engineering BlueStamp Engineering is offering hands-on engineering programs for students. Designed by professional engineers, academics and technology entrepreneurs, the summer programs will help students develop skills using industry tools that mimic a real-world engineering experience. A six-week, in person program and a three- week remote program are offered. Eligible: All students Dates: Varying depending on location (late June to August) Location: Varying (remote and in person options offered) Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $1800 to $4200 – some financial aid may be available for eligible students
93 Links: https://bluestampengineering.com/summer/?utm_source=Mailchimp&utm_mediu m=email&utm_campaign=Summer_20_21&utm_content=Counselor_March_23
Upperline Two-Week Coding Summer Courses “Participants build real apps and engage with coding best practices. They will have the experience of working collaboratively on a team to build amazing software, and learn languages and tools used in industry. Examples of these languages include Swift, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ruby, Python, and more.” Date: Various throughout the summer Locations: Manhattan and Queens Cost: $2,250 – Some financial aid available Deadline: Rolling Basis Links: https://www.upperlinecode.com/students#schedule-matrix https://www.upperlinecode.com/programs/modern-web-development-with-javascript#FAQLong
Johns Hopkins Summer Virtual Engineering & Biomedical Innovation Programs “These are college-level, fun, and intellectually stimulating courses—perfect for high school students who are strong in math and science. Our courses are designed to seem “hands-on” although presented in an online format this summer. Eligible: Preference to current 10th & 11th graders with strong grades in STEM subjects, who must have completed Chemistry (for Engineering) or Physics (for Biomedical Engineering).
Dates: July 6 – August 6 (Engineering)
94 July 6 – August 13 (Biomedical)
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: $3,400 (approximate)
Links: https://ei.jhu.edu/eligibility/ https://wse.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_itBVzFxdSrq5-ZGwp0QHAg https://ei.jhu.edu/faqs/
Drexel CCI Digital Development Camp Drexel University's College of Computing & Informatics (CCI) is hosting our virtual Digital Development Camp. Two different tracks are offered: Fullstack and Cybersecurity tracks. This virtual summer camp is perfect for students that have an interest in technology and who would love to explore the field in a small virtual classroom. The camp is also beginner friendly, no experience is required of students. Eligible: Rising juniors, seniors Dates: July 26 – August 13 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: July 9 Cost: $300 – financial aid is offered
Links: https://drexel.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5mMIupPs0uKU1Qa
The Boston Leadership Institute is accepting applicants for its various summer 2021 STEM research programs. They offer one-week and three-week program
95 options. Participants will engage in experimental research with faculty experts and explore potential college majors and careers. Programs include:
● Science: Biological research, chemistry research, forensic science, etc. ● Medicine: Neuroscience, oncology, emergency medicine, etc. ● Engineering/Tech: Biomedical engineering, electronics, robotics, etc. ● Business: Entrepreneurship, finance.
Eligible: Current sophomores & juniors
Dates: Summer 2021
Location: Various
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Various: $1,200 - $4,000 (Limited need-based scholarships available)
Links: https://www.bostonleadershipinstitute.com/application/ https://www.bostonleadershipinstitute.com/faq/
Data for the People (D4P) “Data for the People (D4P) is a weekly, interactive web-series that invites all people to engage with relevant scientific research topics, such as COVID-19. Scientific research topics are presented by scientists in our communities—directly from the primary scientific literature—and explored in a way that maintains the rigor of the research, while eliminating the inaccessible jargon.” Link: https://rockedu.rockefeller.edu/d4p/mc_cid=1ea971ba50&mc_eid=bd600c268c
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GirlGenix “is a non-profit youth organization to unite young girls interested in pursuing careers in STEM. They offer tutoring and mentoring as well as sharing personal stories to create a virtual community for the female youth in STEM. Their virtual platform aims to help girls in middle school and high school with their educational journeys to a STEM career.” Eligible: All female identifying students Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Links: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfE2ybpLyY_pURb-ccwbX- _7vwjkQVFlvFb0h0TQt_oGALXhA/viewform
Columbia S.W.E. Newsletter
“The Columbia Society of Women Engineers (SWE) will be starting a newsletter and holding virtual events to engage with high school students.” Sign up to learn about “events held by SWE, STEM internships and educational opportunities, design challenges, and other resources.”
Eligible: All Students
Cost: Free
Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfASHccqHHCAukfC6L_AWewkkM IXLFK_KhfXf39vF_Ky-MS1Q/viewform
Virtual STEM Field Trips
97 “All students can choose from more than 100 free virtual field trips! Visit extraordinary people and places, remarkable events in history, and fascinating topics! From animals to aerospace, NYC’s water supply to national parks, honeybees to hip-hop, presidential campaign ads to the Pacific garbage patch, explore the streets of New York and beyond. Dive deeper into movements of change and the inspiring individuals who led the way. Discover your passion and feed your curiosity.” Eligible: All students
Dates: Ongoing
Cost: Free
Links: https://spep.libguides.com/VirtualFieldTrips/9-12
Three Tech/Science Lists: -Here is a comprehensive list of nationwide STEM programs & resources available to high school students: https://www.pathwaystoscience.org/programs.aspx?u=HighSchool_High+School+ Students&submit=y
-NASA offers a variety of resources and programs for students interested in aerospace technology. Links: https://www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/current-opps-index.html https://www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/9-12/index.html#.UtAyv_vAG2k
98 -Connectory: An outstanding compilation of local opportunities in science, mathematics, and other related disciplines. Once on the site, just enter your zip code and area of interest to obtain comprehensive, up-to-date information on compatible programs for your student. Link: http://theconnectory.org/
Medical/Life Sciences Deadline Approaching: The Perry Outreach Initiative invites all female students to apply to their upcoming free one-day conferences focused on orthopedic medicine, science, and engineering. These are events with interactive activities like mock surgeries, biomechanical experiments, presentations, and meetings with successful female surgeons & engineers. Space is very limited – Register ASAP! Eligible: All female students Dates: June 30th, July 14, July 24 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: June 16 (for June 30 event) Cost: Free
Links: https://perryinitiative.org/event/perry-virtual-experience-063021/ https://perryinitiative.org/calendar/
Program Approaching/Cost Update: International Young Researchers’ Conference (IYRC) & Columbia Medical School Virtual Medicine and Research Summer Program “The IYRC is collaborating with the Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeons Global Health Organization to offer a virtual program
99 designed to prepare students for a career in global health, medicine, and biomedical research. Throughout the 20 hours of synchronous programming, you will learn about clinical correlates and research methods from passionate physicians, researchers, and medical students at Columbia University and New York Presbyterian Hospital.” Eligible: All students Dates: June 19 – August 21 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $200 Links: https://www.the-iyrc.org/summer-program.html https://cumc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4Gjr6Q1nAEaG1G6
Scientific Enrichment Month at Columbia’s Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center This is a free, online summer enrichment program, with topics including: * An introduction to cancer research with panel discussions featuring professors and professionals in the field * Environmental equity in your community * Professional development: Communication, personal statements and college admissions * Hands-on, student-led activities and more! Eligible: All students
Dates: July 1 – July 29 (Tuesdays through Thursdays, 4:00-5:30pm)
Location: Virtual
100 Application Deadline: June 21
Cost: Free
Links: https://cumc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8rj6yutgCJZ2CZ8 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MV99ufYWXVbm0e-a099PVD_1sPfEXfyI/view?usp=sharing
BioBus STEAM Challenges BioBus is offering a virtual STEAM Challenge for students to share their work and possibly win a microscope! Each STEAM Challenge that students attempt and share with BioBus gives the applicant a new raffle entry for the month to win a digital microscope. For high schoolers, over 20 STEAM Challenges are offered. Some examples of challenges are to grow edible plants, to make a water-use diary, to make your own water filter, to test your visual threshold, and more. Eligible: All students Dates: Ongoing Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Links: https://www.explore.biobus.org/challenges https://www.explore.biobus.org/prizes
Online Shadowing of Physicians in China for High School Students “Students will have the opportunity to shadow physicians at top teaching hospitals in China with the Asia America Career Connection. All the doctors in the program have worked or studied in the US or other English-speaking countries. Students
101 will shadow physicians online through Zoom as they perform a full spectrum of professional duties.” Eligible: All students Dates: July 12 – July 25 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Cost: $399 – some financial aid is offered Link: https://shadowinchina.org/online-program/ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSegn3RkdD9TNcvU0FbrYiL3gB5MR9ewR2Tea- 34oAQfC21r3w/viewform
DNA Learning Center In-Person & Virtual Summer Day Camps
“Camp courses include: Genome Science, DNA Barcoding, Forensic Detectives, and more. The DNA Learning Center is the world's first science center devoted entirely to genetics education. We offer fun and challenging camps for science enthusiasts entering 6th–12th grades. Guided by experienced instructors, students use sophisticated laboratory and computer equipment to perform experiments several grade levels ahead of their peers.”
Eligible: All students – Different courses for various grade levels
Dates: Various throughout summer
Locations: Brooklyn, Cold Spring Harbor (Long Island), and Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis – First Come, first served
Cost: $550 -$635: Some financial aid is available
Links: https://summercamps.dnalc.org/ https://summercamps.dnalc.org/images/Summer-Camp-Flyer-2021-DNALC-NYC.pdf
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Virtual BioMedical Summer Research Internship
The Mentoring in Medicine organization sponsors this program; Students will:
-Explore the science of exercise, sports and nutrition
-Conduct research and produce a scientific publication
-Design and promote public health campaigns
-Receive a certificate of completion and letter of participation
-Host a Walk-a-thon and weight loss challenge
-Win daily prizes!
Eligible: All students
Dates: July 12 – August 5
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
Links http://medicalmentor.org/intern/?mc_cid=e81603f081&mc_eid=9adcaa9079
Summer Oceanography Course at SUNY Stonybrook “Students will examine the World Ocean and the chemical, geological, and physical processes that control its major features and the life that inhabits it, as well as explore human interactions with the marine environment. Content will be delivered via lectures, in- class activities, and 2 boat trips in which students will explore nearby coastal habitats using oceanographic sampling equipment.”
103 Eligible: Students 16 and Older Dates: July 6 – July 19 Location: Students who are at least 17 years of age have the option of dorming at the Southampton Campus Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $1,000, plus $800 for dormitory housing, if needed Link: https://www.somas.stonybrook.edu/education/undergrad_course_mar104/
Health & Biomedical Sciences Camp Lebanon Valley College offers this “window into the scientific basis of medicine & human health. “Through lectures, guest speakers, and hands-on laboratory investigations in state-of-the-art laboratories, students will be introduced to the fundamentals of molecular biology, pharmacology, immunology, biochemistry, and medical sciences. Students will learn how laboratory science can be translated into improved human health and will engage in investigative experiences that will allow them to apply their laboratory skills to real-life problems.” Eligible: Current freshmen, sophomores, and juniors Dates: July 26-28
Location: Online Application Deadline: Rolling Basis – Capacity is limited. Cost: $175 Links: FAQs https://www.lvc.edu/life-at-lvc/summer-community-programming/health- biomedical-sciences-camp/ https://www.lvc.edu/life-at-lvc/summer-community-programming/health-biomedical-sciences- camp/application/
104 Virtual Physician Shadowing & Course with Baseline Med “Welcome to Virtual Shadowing | Nano Course in Emergency Medicine! This is an online program that you can take on your own time. Watch over the shoulder of one of our physicians, nurse practitioners, or PAs as they go bedside in the ED to assess and diagnose a simulated patient. Each video is followed-up by a series of questions posed to the student and then a summary by the physician. A short quiz on the topic addressed finalizes each class. These videos are free and if so desired, after successfully completing all five modules with a 100% score, students can apply for a Certificate of Completion from the University of Colorado School of Medicine for a $50 fee (covering our costs of producing the videos).
Eligible: All students
Dates: Ongoing
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
Links: https://www.coloradowm.org/courses/pre-med/virtual-shadowing-nano-course-emergency- medicine/
Baseline Med Writer
“Baseline Med is a platform for students to learn more about the medical field through the perspectives and opinions of pre-med students and physicians.” They are committed to promoting diversity in medicine and a support network for students interested in the medical field. Students interested in writing for Baseline Med can register at the link below:
Eligible: All students
105 Dates: 2020 – 2021
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Cost: Free
Links: https://baselinemed.com/ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfDsU53nCn05PT7Z- IeL2BxHtZbdN4R4SYReB0vcvr54ZJqLQ/viewform
Medical Career Information Resource My Next Move provides concise information about many different career paths, including a wide range of medical professions. Students can learn about each specialty’s knowledge, skills, abilities, technology, and personality type that may lead to success in the field. For an example, check the link for veterinarians below: Links: https://www.mynextmove.org/find/search?s=doctor https://www.mynextmove.org/profile/summary/29-1131.00
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Theater/Writing/Music/Video:
Deadline Extended/Approaching: Downtown Community TV Summer Media Fellows All students may apply to the free Downtown Community TV Summer Media Fellows program. Beginners and students with intermediate-level experience are
106 welcome to join. Participants will learn leadership, public speaking, and collaboration skills as they create new video and digital media productions.
Eligible: All students
Dates: July 5 – 30
Location: Virtual
New Application Deadline: Sunday, June 13
Links: http://www.dctvny.org/youth/activities/summer-fellowship https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9u7LvkGslf6SCfwpVgLBQFGvJZI7mlROVu9Z T-F5OAvKicQ/viewform
First Deadline Extended/Approaching: Sound Thinking NYC “Sound Thinking NYC is a free program aimed at empowering young people interested in turning their passion for music into a profession. This program focuses on addressing gender equity and building leadership skills in the music industry. There will be many opportunities to participate in music production and visit venues and sound production studios. Eligible: All current freshmen, sophomores, and juniors Dates: Session 1: July 5 - July 23 Session 2: July 26 - August 13 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Tuesday, June 15 (Session 1), July 5 (Session 2) Cost: Free
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Workshops Approaching The Writopia Lab Half Day Workshops include creative writing, newspaper publishing, playwriting, graphic novels, politics and pens, songwriting studio, and more. Students work with a published author or produced playwright (highly trained in teaching the form, genre, or topic) and complete their own original works. Their Full Day Camps follow a similar program except workshops include teen memoirs, fun and fiction, historical fiction, Camp Half-Blood, and more. Eligible: All Students Dates: Various schedules from June 7 – September 10 Location: Virtual or In-person Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $201 - 895 – need-based scholarships available by sending latest tax returns and brief statement of need to [email protected] Links: https://www.writopialab.org/ https://www.writopialab.org/programs/when-we-workshop/summer/all-summer-programs https://www.writopialab.org/programs/when-we-workshop/summer/week-long/half-day
Deadline Approaching: The NYU Music & Performing Arts Professions Summer Programs are hosting various virtual intensive workshops. There are workshops for strings, brass, piano, woodwinds, conducting, music business, music therapy, songwriting,
108 screen scoring, vocal performances, dance, and more. Among them, the percussion, music therapy, along with a few others are still open. Eligible: All Students Dates: Various beginning in June through summer 2021 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Various beginning Monday, June 14 Cost: $400 - 1,850 plus $55 application fee Links: https://steinhardt.nyu.edu/departments/music-and-performing-arts- professions/summer-programs https://connect.nyu.edu/register/mpap2021
Deadline Approaching: The Neighborhood Playhouse Junior School offers various programs. Their Summer Program offers a Meisner Teen Conservatory intensive for high school students interested in ho ning “their performance acting skills in an exciting and creative environment.” Learn more about individual courses and register below:
Eligible: All Students
Dates: Summer Program: July 19 – August 13 (Monday-Friday 10:00am-5:00pm)
Location: TBD
Application Deadline: Tuesday, June 15 Cost: $2,600
Links: http://www.playhousejuniors.com/meisner-teen-conservatory-15-18-yrs.html http://www.playhousejuniors.com/course-descriptions.html
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Deadline Approaching: College Writing at Cooper Union Cooper Union offers a summer writing program to help current juniors & seniors achieve college-level writing skills. This summer, The Cooper Union Center for Writing offers five socially-distanced learning options: Real-Time in-Person Courses, Real-Time Courses, Asynchronous Courses, Friday Workshops, and One- on-One Writing Support. Eligible: Current juniors & seniors Dates: July 12 – July 29 Location: Varying depending on choice Application Deadline: Tuesday, June 15 Cost: $2,500 ($2,000 for online synchronous course, $1750 for asynchronous online) Link: http://cooper.edu/academics/outreach-and-pre-college/summer-writing http://cooper.edu/academics/outreach-and-pre-college/summer-writing/faq
Deadline Approaching: Girls Write Now is accepting applications for both of their one-year-long programs. The Writing 360 Program is designed for students looking to grow as a writer in various genres and media, and the Writing Works Program is designed for students looking for support in the college and career pathways. All students will receive one-on-one mentoring and access to internships, scholarships, and more - participants benefit from high-level personal & group interactions. Participants meet once a week after school and on occasional Saturdays from September to June. Applications are reviewed on a Rolling Basis, so students should apply ASAP.
110 Eligible: Writing 360 - All Female or Gender Expansive Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors or Seniors taking a gap year Writing Works: All Female or Gender Expansive Sophomores, Juniors & Seniors Dates: 2021 – 2022 Location: Hybrid -Writing 360 or Virtual - Writing Works New Application Deadline: Monday, June 21 Cost: Free Links: https://www.girlswritenow.org https://www.girlswritenow.org/join/enroll/mentee/ https://www.girlswritenow.org/join/enroll/mentee/360mentee/ https://www.girlswritenow.org/join/enroll/mentee/wwmentee/
Deadline Approaching: Vermont Virtual Young Writers’ Conference All student writers may apply to the new online version of the Young Writers’ Conferences. Participants meet successful authors, attend workshops with other student writers, and engage in diverse literary experiences. Eligible: All students Dates: June 24 - 27 Location: Leicester, Vermont Application Deadline: ASAP Cost: $20 Links: https://vermontyoungwritersconference.com/ https://vermontyoungwritersconference.com/application-fees/
The Naked Angels’ 3T Summer Style is accepting applicants. Students will work with theater & film professionals, who assist them in creating their own new short
111 play, story, poem, or screenplay, which then will be performed by professional actors in a staged reading. Program is on a first-come first-serve basis and space is limited, so interested students should apply ASAP. Eligible: All Students Dates: July 12 – 22 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: ASAP Cost: Free Links: https://www.nakedangels.com/3t https://667b3f59-bc9b-4cec-a05b- 049fcdf8c20f.filesusr.com/ugd/cb41a6_4ef1e994474e41759164ee8335f7ffcb.pdf
Epicenter Newsletter Interns “Epicenter-NYC and related newsletters are seeking interns for Summer 2021. We are looking for interns who can write, edit, shoot video, livestream, grow audience, distribute on social platforms or generally innovate new methods of community journalism. You get to work with patient but demanding editors who are vested in you and your success. Apply at: [email protected] Students who speak a language besides English (especially Spanish and Bangla) are strongly encouraged to apply. Unpaid, prefer students get credit. However. we can offer a $500 stipend for the summer if you cannot get credit. Location: Remote/virtual with some street reporting, possible meetings Duties: Intern would report for niche newsletters trying to grow their audience. Fact-checking, finding examples or data, smart aggregation, handling social media accounts, brainstorming campaigns to both market to and engage users.
112 Our products are: Epicenter-NYC - A weekly newsletter for New Yorkers to get through the pandemic and build a tighter community in the process. We also are producing livestreams and have a podcast in the works. We are content sharing with the Haitian Times and Documented NY. Our vaccine efforts have been featured on WNYC, Vice, the NY Post. The Unmuted -- A weekly newsletter to help families with pandemic-era learning. We translate the mayor's pressers, showcase best workstations for kids crammed around one table, and do Q/A's on navigating this moment. We would love students to write for us. The Escape Home -- A weekly newsletter focused on the second-home market and people making "staycation" homes. Lists of products, data and beautiful pics of homes and lakefronts and beachfronts. We are content sharing with Marketwatch. Great chance for professional clips. Eligible: All students
Dates: June - August
Location: Mostly virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis – Limited Number of Spots
National Teen Storyteller Contest: Criminal Justice The Center for Fiction is partnering with The Decameron Project for a National Teen Storyteller Contest! Writer are encouraged to submit their best work on the theme of “Criminal Justice” for a chance to win up to $100 for our bookstore, as well as online publication. The second-place winner will receive a $50 bookstore gift certificate, and third will receive a $25 certificate. Eligible: All students Location: Virtual Application Deadline: June 25
Links: https://centerforfiction.org/event/national-teen-storyteller-contest-criminal- justice/?utm_source=General+Mailing+List&utm_campaign=d5be0eb936-
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Poetry for Everyone Workshop All Stars Virtual Performance is offering a Poetry for Everyone Workshop for students interested in poetry. Join Caroline Donnola for a workshop about one’s personal relationship to poetry. She teaches that anyone and everyone can write poetry, all levels of experience are welcome to join. Eligible: All students Dates: Saturday, June 26 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Link: https://airtable.com/shr245kEPSWA2mHeV DePaul University’s Summer High School Theatre Training Program The Summer High School Training Program is a non-college credit program that prepares students for the college audition and interview process at one of the top theatre conservatories in the nation. Students will study one of six concentrations - acting, comedy arts, directing, design, playwriting, or stage management/theatre technology – with a choice between a one week masters class or three week course. Eligible: Rising 11th and 12th students Dates: June 26 – July 18 or July 25 – 31 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $4,000 (3 week course) – financial aid is offered $250 per class (1 week masters class) – financial aid is offered
114 Link: https://theatre.depaul.edu/conservatory/summer-high-school- training/Pages/default.aspx https://connect.depaul.edu/portal/tts-sp-masters-class
Summer Writers Workshop at Susquehanna University The Summer Writers Workshop is a one-week in-person program that offers a variety of writing activities and small-group workshops in fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction. Participants also get valuable advice about college writing programs and career opportunities. Students will attend daily seminar classes, have individual conferences with instructors, and perform their new work in the Saturday Student Reading. Since this is an in-person program, all participants must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19. Eligible: Rising juniors & seniors Dates: July 18 – 24 Location: Susquehanna University, Pennsylvania Application Deadline: July 2 Cost: $875 – up to 50% discount for financial aid may be available Link: https://www.susqu.edu/academics/summer-pre-college-programs/writers-workshop
IRT Theater Summer Theater Program This innovative off-Broadway theater company welcomes students (no experience necessary) to join “A Westside Experiment,” their teen theater program. Participants will develop skills to create original devised theater in collaboration with a working theater company in residence at IRT. Eligible: Students 13-17 years old Dates: July 5 - 9
115 Location: In Person and Remote Hybrid Models Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $600 (some financial aid is available) Links: http://irttheater.org/programs/westside-experiment/ https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-westside-experiment-young-actors-laboratory-summer-2021- tickets-139338654667
York Theater Summer Theater Intensive The York Theater Company is a leading off-Broadway theater group, and offers a two-week summer intensive musical theater program for high school students. Participants work with theater professionals and receive rigorous instruction and creative support. Eligible: All Students Dates: July 6 – July 24 Location: 619 Lexington Avenue & 54th Street, Manhattan Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $2,150 Link: http://www.yorktheatre.org/summer-intensive.html
Summer Journalism @ NYU Spend a summer at NYU learning about journalism! Various courses are offered such as Eating America, Podcasting, Reporting 101, and more. The program offers a variety of course options, including three-, six-, and twelve-week sessions. Eligible: Rising juniors and seniors Dates: Session 2: July 6 – August 15 Location: Virtual
116 Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: $6,888 (four credit class) – some financial aid offered Link: https://journalism.nyu.edu/about-us/summer/#dropdown-box-9 https://connect.nyu.edu/register/?id=a9f502e7-59eb-4914-a14f-93a97e0afe2d
The Wooster Group Summer Institute is a performance intensive featuring guests artists in many aspects of performance, including movement, writing, voice training, video techniques, and more. The program culminates in three public performances. Students who do not have access to a computer or tablet with camera and microphone will receive one on loan. Eligible: All Students Dates: July 12 - 31 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Links: http://thewoostergroup.org/summer-institute https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdWRkXLRaCsIsUogkhezFxKR3_f7bjz_bC- 2X0JBCU8fxxULQ/viewform
Center for Fiction Summer Workshops for Young Writers Summer Workshops for Young Writers offers online courses in fiction, poetry, and nonfiction. Led by highly qualified writers and educators with many years of classroom teaching experience, participants will grow as writers in a fun and engaging environment with opportunities to share their work. Three sessions are offered:
- Session I: Introduction to Writing the Short Story OR Stand-Out Stories: Personal Essays for College Applications and Beyond
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Eligible: All students
Dates: Session I (July 12 – 22); Session II (July 26 – August 5); Session III (August 9 – 19)
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis (limited spaces)
Cost: $600 – Financial aid is available for eligible students
Links: https://centerforfiction.org/ https://centerforfiction.org/groups-workshops/summer-workshops-for-young-writers/list- all/?utm_source=General+Mailing+List&utm_campaign=f13fe12f32- KidsWrite+Workshops+%282%2F23%2F2021%29_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_ter m=0_5fe6362917-f13fe12f32-264628&mc_cid=f13fe12f32&mc_eid=1a5a3fc554
Young Artists and Writers Summer Workshop (YAWP) SUNY Stonybrook is offering one-week creative & script-writing workshops for high school students on Zoom in July and August. The YAWP Summer Workshops will pair seasoned adult writers with students for workshops in fiction, personal narrative, poetry, playwriting and screenwriting. Eligible: Ages 13-18 Dates: July - August Location: Virtual
118 Cost: $295 Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Link: https://www.stonybrook.edu/southampton/mfa/yawp/summer.html
Emma Bowen Foundation Media Industry Internships For students from ethnic groups which are under-represented in media corporations (including, among others, Latinos, Asian & African-Americans), spots are available at leading local media companies via the Emma Bowen Foundation. Eligible students who are interested in technical/engineering or news, broadcast, studio and other non-technical aspects of this industry are invited to apply. Eligible: Current seniors from under-represented groups Dates: Summer Location: Various Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Links: http://www.emmabowenfoundation.com/ https://www.emmabowenfoundation.com/application
The Ghetto Film School Fellows Program is a 30-month program including “courses covering both the art and business of cinematic storytelling and production training.” Students will receive instruction from filmmakers, college application advising, test prep support, and internship placement at top media and creative companies. Students may apply for Class of 2022. No prior experience in filmmaking required. Eligible: All Students Dates: June 2022 – August 2024
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Contests & Competitions:
Event Approaching: The Covitech Challenge “Superposition Calcutta is inviting students to participate in their upcoming event, The Covitech Challenge. The main aim of the Covitech Challenge is to spread awareness about the situation of Kolkata due to the second wave of COVID-19. Participants will be able to develop a holistic understanding of innovating and research for social good and they will also have the opportunity to develop innovative solutions for an array of issues tackled by our city due to the pandemic and will collaborate hands-on in teams to further explore applications of research and innovations. $5000+ in swag and prizes, workshops, and more are offered.” Eligible: All students Dates: June 25 to 27 Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free
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National Teen Storyteller Contest: Criminal Justice The Center for Fiction is partnering with The Decameron Project for a National Teen Storyteller Contest! Writer are encouraged to submit their best work on the theme of “Criminal Justice” for a chance to win up to $100 for our bookstore, as well as online publication. The second-place winner will receive a $50 bookstore gift certificate, and third will receive a $25 certificate. Eligible: All students Location: Virtual Application Deadline: June 25
Links: https://centerforfiction.org/event/national-teen-storyteller-contest-criminal- justice/?utm_source=General+Mailing+List&utm_campaign=d5be0eb936- Event+Roundup+%282%2F22%2F2021%29_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_5fe6362917- d5be0eb936-264628&mc_cid=d5be0eb936&mc_eid=1a5a3fc554
BreakThrough Junior Challenge Video Contest This program invites students to submit a short (about three minutes) video explaining a concept in physics, life sciences, mathematics, or the science of the COVID-19 pandemic in a creative, engaging way. The top prize is a $250,000 scholarship! Eligible: All students Deadline: June 25 Link: https://breakthroughjuniorchallenge.org/
121 The John Sexton Essay Contest invites students to submit a creative essay for the following prompt: “Identify and elaborate on one or more lessons that we have learned from historical genocides or mass persecutions. Can these lessons be applied to the Rohingya Refugee Crisis?” Essays must be more than 500 words, contain at least three different sources with in-text citations and a bibliography, and submitted as a pdf with a cover sheet to [email protected]. Winners may receive up to $500, along with a mentorship opportunity with NYU President Emeritus, John Sexton, and other benefits. Eligible: All Students Application Deadline: June 30 Link: https://www.riseforrohingya.org/2020-essay-contest
BioBus STEAM Challenges BioBus is offering a virtual STEAM Challenge for students to share their work and possibly win a microscope! Each STEAM Challenge that students attempt and share with BioBus gives the applicant a new raffle entry for the month to win a digital microscope. For high schoolers, over 20 STEAM Challenges are offered. Some examples of challenges are to grow edible plants, to make a water-use diary, to make your own water filter, to test your visual threshold, and more. Eligible: All students Dates: Ongoing Location: Virtual Application Deadline: Rolling Basis Cost: Free Links: https://www.explore.biobus.org/challenges https://www.explore.biobus.org/prizes
122 Tiger Global Case Competition “The Tiger Global Case Competition brings the business case competition experience (solving real-world business problems), usually reserved for university students, directly to high school students around the world! Students must enter as teams of 2-4 participants. This program will be conducted completely online, and it is a chance for students to develop and test their creativity and entrepreneurial spirit on the global stage. Cash prizes and mentorships are available. Eligible: All students (13–18 years old) – Teams of 2-4 students
Dates: August - September
Location: Virtual
Application Deadline: August 3
Cost: $15
Links: https://www.casecomp.org/what-is-tgcc https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CacTiqcVWnz38LRtihnhj0n-NaIt5Voi/view?usp=sharing https://www.casecomp.org/faqs
Congressional Art Competition
Teen artists may enter the Congressional Art Competition, for a chance to have their artwork on display at the U.S. Capitol for one year. Entries must be submitted through your local congressperson. Contact your representative to confirm your district’s participation and for guidance – consult this link to find your representative: https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative
Eligible: All students
123 Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Link: https://www.house.gov/educators-and-students/congressional-art-competition
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Opportunity Lists and Resources:
-- New York Youth Civics Initiative NYYCI is a growing database of diverse civic opportunities for youth to engage in now and through the summer. From education, racial, and climate justice to the arts, politics, and sustainability, find the right opportunity to discover your civic voice below at: https://www.nyyci.org/getinvolved https://www.nyyci.org/stories
A list of scholarships, career guidance, and other resources for Black/African American students may be accessed at: https://www.careerexploration.com/resources/african-american/
A helpful article and regularly updated site containing scholarships and other resources for undocumented students can be found below: https://www.kqed.org/news/10914421/new-app-helps-undocumented-immigrants- find-college-scholarships https://mydocumentedlife.org/2016/09/12/scholarships-open-to-undocumented-students/
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-- NYC Online Department of Youth Activities Free programs in dance, music, art, poetry, film-making and more: https://www1.nyc.gov/site/dycd/services/special_initiatives.page
--Torus Teens General Opportunity Site
This website provides helpful information about a wide variety of opportunities for students.
Links: https://torusteens.com/about https://torusteens.com/search?interest=&city=
--Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth: http://cty.jhu.edu/imagine/resources/internships/arts.html
--Teen Life: Useful alphabetized list of local programs: https://www.teenlife.com/?SPNYC_View_All
--The Academy of Applied Science connects high school students to high-quality enrichment programs in science, math, and technology. Learn more at these links: http://www.aas-world.org/ http://www.aas-world.org/interest-pages/for-students.html
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125 Scholarships:
New: Ham4Progress Award for Juniors “The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History is proud to partner with Hamilton on the Ham4Progress Award for Educational Advancement. The award supports college-bound high school students from communities that directly experience the consequences of injustice and discrimination. This award will provide up to ten Black, Latino/a, Indigenous, and Asian or Pacific Islander students $2,500 for educational purposes in 2021. The $2,500 award must be used toward educational purposes, which may include:
Test preparation courses – Tutoring - College visits - Technology, including laptops, tablets, or other electronic devices used for learning.”
Eligible: Be Black, Latino/a, Indigenous, Asian, or Pacific Islander Be a college-bound high school junior Have a minimum GPA of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale
Application Deadline: June 30
Link: https://www.gilderlehrman.org/programs-and-events/ham4progress-award
Deadline Extended/Approaching: Architecture Scholarship NYC students who plan to attend a five-year architecture program are eligible for the Walter Hunt scholarship, which offers up to $10,000 a year for two years: Eligible: Current New York City public high school seniors who have been accepted to a five-year Bachelor of Architecture program at a NAAB-accredited
126 school of architecture in the U.S. Application Deadline: Tuesday, June 15 Link: https://www.centerforarchitecture.org/scholarships-grants/walter-a-hunt-jr-scholarship/
Deadline Approaching: Project Glam Scholarship for Female Seniors “The WGIRLS Inc. Project G.L.A.M. Scholarship is a merit and need-based scholarship of up to $3,000. It is designed to help young women cover costs associated with pursuing a college education. The WGIRLS 2021 Scholarship awards will be granted to two young women in the New York City Public school system. All graduating female students from the class of 2021 are encouraged to apply.” Eligible: Low-income female seniors with a minimum 3.0 GPA
Application Deadline: Tuesday, June 15
Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdY3BLRH6o1fKat5zro1cknT857HvvAgANRxtz3 4Jk6yi9CZA/viewform?mc_cid=f6041e3705&mc_eid=76ab30842b
STEM Scholarship Award This college scholarship for students who plan to major in STEM-related subjects is now available. Eligible: Seniors with GPA in top 10% of class who will be attending a college in New York State Application Deadline: August 15
Link:
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Community Service Scholarships: In addition to the many ways students benefits from community service, those who do so may also be eligible for a variety of scholarships & awards for achievement in this area. Learn more from this interesting article: https://hscw-collegeexplore.blogspot.com/2020/01/community-service-pays-big-dividends.html
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Resume & cover letter templates for basic student resumes may be accessed at the following links: http://jobsearch.about.com/od/resumesandcoverletters/l/blhighschool2.htm http://jobsearch.about.com/od/resumetemplates/a/templatehs.htm
To convert GPA scales, you may use this link: https://pages.collegeboard.org/how-to-convert-gpa-4.0-scale
If you are selected for or enroll in any of the above opportunities, please inform Mr. Blumm ASAP at: [email protected]
Whichever extra-curricular program, internship, or community service activity a student may participate in, they should be sure to ask their supervisor/coordinator
128 to write a letter of appreciation before it concludes – it is sometimes very difficult to obtain this later on. And the more personal & detailed the letter, the better. A copy should then be submitted to your counselor.
Please feel free to contact Harvey Blumm at [email protected] with any questions or feedback on any items in this message, or with any suggestions or concerns you may have. And always feel free to share any information about opportunities that may be of interest to our parents, teachers, or students
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