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YALE UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND PARTNERSHIPS FOR NEW HAVEN YOUTH Contributing to a Strong New Haven Directory

Message from the President………………………………………………………………1

Building Comprehensive School Partnerships………………………………………3

Coordinated Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Outreach………7

Promoting Creativity through the Arts and Humanities……………………… 15

Supporting Academic Success…………………………………………………………… 23

Athletics and Health Programs…………………………………………………………… 27

Summer Programs for Students……………………………………………………… 29

Professional Development Opportunities for Teachers……………………… 33

Place-Based Resources at Yale……………………………………………………… 36

Index……………………………………………………………………… Inside back cover Message from the President

Yale University and the New Haven Public Schools share a deep commitment to education and the development of human potential. As neighbors, we have much to offer each other and much that we can do together to promote the vitality of our home, the City of New Haven. New Haven public school students are welcomed to Yale throughout the year as the youngest members of our academic community. High school students take Yale college courses for credit, participate in world language classes, explore our shared cultural heritage through visits to the Yale museums, attend lectures on weekends, and conduct research in Yale laboratories through summer internships. In addition, Yale hosts students of all ages for concerts, museum visits, demonstrations, and other events. Yale faculty, staff, and students are actively engaged in these programs. As a primary sponsor of New Haven Promise, a visionary scholarship program, Yale has continued to reaffirm our shared stake in the strength of our community, promoting college access for New Haven students and furthering the development of a skilled workforce for the future. The following pages detail the comprehensive programming that connects Yale to the young people of New Haven. I invite you to learn more about the individuals, places, and innovative programming that enrich the educational opportunities for all our students. Sincerely,

Peter Salovey President Chris Argyris Professor of Psychology 1 Yale University

Building Comprehensive School Partnerships

Being the oldest in my family, I am automatically a role model. Promise allows me to be the best role model I can be.

—Promise Scholar attending the University of Connecticut

Meaningful partnerships are the Now entering its third year, Yale b y t h e n u m b e r s foundation of the work that we do. Pathways to Arts & Humanities has New Haven Promise Recognizing that we all benefit by welcomed more than 300 New Haven forming one community of learners, public school students to Yale’s our partnership with New Haven campus for more than a dozen new 345 Promise Scholars in the 2019 Public Schools is founded on the arts and humanities programs and cohort of high school graduates, goals of promoting access, enhancing events. an increase of 120% since 2011 communication, sharing resources, In 2010, the university committed and mutual learning. to be the primary sponsor of As a preeminent research university, New Haven Promise, a visionary 35,000 Total community-service hours Yale is in a unique position to offer scholarship and support program completed by the 2019 Promise high-quality pre-college STEM that promotes college education for Scholars cohort programming to students in our New Haven students. Through New community. Pathways to Science, Haven Promise, eligible New Haven Yale’s coordinated STEM outreach public school students receive a 17% initiative, provides an overarching full scholarship for either tuition to Increase in New Haven public infrastructure for the various STEM any Connecticut public college or school enrollment since New programs and events at Yale that university, or a partial scholarship Haven Promise began, reversing reach thousands of K–12 students toward a private university education. a five-year decline each year. 1,900 New Haven students have received more than $16.5 million 3 from New Haven Promise academic yale university s p o t l i g h t o n college courses Cooperative Arts and Humanities High School Partnership Qualified New Haven, West Haven, and Amity high school juniors and seniors who have been selected by their schools can enroll in Yale academic courses. Participating students receive a full scholarship to cover tuition costs. This program provides an opportunity for high school students to experience a collegiate academic setting and earn credits which may then be transferred to the college of their choice following high school graduation.

anatomy teaching program Yale medical students and faculty teach an anatomy class to Hill Regional Career High School students. Juniors and seniors enrolled in anatomy and physiology courses visit the Yale Medical School twice per month to access the lab facilities. Lab activities range from observing a cadaver dissection to using slides and microscopes in the histology laboratories.

celentano biotech, health, and medical magnet school & bishop woods architecture and design magnet school partnerships Yale’s partnerships with Celentano School and Bishop Woods School are designed Yale University’s partnership with receive training from world-class to supplement the schools’ efforts in the Cooperative Arts and Humanities musicians from the School of Music. implementing biotech, health, architecture, High School (Co-Op), an interdistrict Moreover, Cooperative Arts and and design magnet themes. magnet high school located in Humanities High School Partnership cooperative arts and the heart of New Haven, aims to visiting artists—professional actors, humanities high school forge relationships between Co-Op playwrights, photographers, dancers, partnership students, teachers, and local arts and novelists—come to Co-Op to Now in its tenth year, Yale’s partnership institutions and thereby foster a local perform and to lead master classes. with Cooperative Arts and Humanities community of artists. Through the In partnership with the Beinecke High School aims to enrich the artistic and educational experiences of students partnership, visual arts students Library, winners of the Windham and teachers by developing meaningful attend weekly classes at the Yale Campbell Literature Prizes also collaborations between the Yale and Co-Op University Art Gallery for lessons led visit Co-Op annually to take part in communities. The partnership is supported by graduate-student gallery guides; a panel discussion moderated by by stakeholders across the university, world history students examine students and to lead workshops for including the Beinecke Library, the Yale University Art Gallery, the Yale Center for cuneiform tablets at the Babylonian aspiring writers at the school. British Art, and Dwight Hall at Yale. Collection; and music students dwight hall at yale, center for public service and social justice Dwight Hall is an umbrella community- service organization featuring more than 90 student-managed groups that engage Yale University students in contributing more than 150,000 hours of direct service each year, in tutoring, mentoring, youth development, and advocacy. 4 dwighthall.org dwight hall public school a culture of college readiness, and promoting humanities programs and events. Programs internship program community and parental engagement. Yale include: MOSAIC, New Voices in Theater, Students in the Public School Internship University contributes up to $4 million annually spoken word poetry workshops, museum Program serve a critical role as liaisons to provide Promise scholarships to New Haven visits, and much more. Yale Pathways to between New Haven public schools and the graduates. Arts & Humanities explores how humans Yale community by strengthening current newhavenpromise.org use literature, art, music, theater, history, volunteer efforts and finding new ways to and language to understand our connection match resources at Yale with the needs of pathways to science to the world and to one another. Programs With an overarching goal to encourage and each school. Interns act as tutors or classroom encourage creativity, help solve real-world support promising young scholars to pursue assistants as well as providing special problems, and allow students to become careers in science, technology, engineering, programming to enrich current classroom civically engaged both locally and globally. and math, Yale Pathways to Science opens lessons. Interns are placed at 12 New Haven onhsa.yale.edu/ah the door for middle and high school students elementary, middle, and high schools and work to explore STEM at Yale University. The more closely with school leaders to discuss the role yale reading corps than 1,600 Pathways students are considered Through the Yale Reading Corps, Yale of Yale volunteers. The program is sponsored the youngest members of Yale’s scientific undergraduate and graduate students by the Office of New Haven Affairs. community and are invited throughout the serve as teaching assistants in classrooms dwighthall.org/dwight-hall-public-school-interns year to special events, academic lectures, at Wexler-Grant School. Fully integrated first robotics: for inspiration demonstrations, hands-on activities, summer into the educational environment, the Yale and recognition of science programs, and research opportunities. Once students serve for several hours a week technology accepted into the program, students are invited by supporting class activities, working with Hill Regional Career High School students— to attend more than 130 different programs individual or small groups of students. In assisted by local companies, Yale students, and events annually through their high school addition, the program supports the school’s and volunteers—design, assemble, and test graduation and beyond, choosing to participate literacy efforts by sponsoring book fair events, a robot capable of performing a specified in the opportunities that interest them most. which allow students to expand their home task in competition with other teams. The yale.edu/scienceoutreach libraries. Through Yale Reading Corps, Yale program demonstrates to students the fun and undergraduate and graduate students also competitive spirit that can exist in science, pathways to arts & humanities serve as reading tutors and mentors at New technology, engineering, and mathematics. Since its inception in fall 2017, Pathways to Haven Reads, which also provides one-on- Arts & Humanities has welcomed hundreds one after-school tutoring, educational family hill regional career high of New Haven public high school students support, and a community book bank. school partnership to Yale’s campus for dozens of arts and http://newhavenreads.org The Yale partnership with Hill Regional Career High School, a health-sciences magnet school in New Haven, provides high school students access to Yale classes, laboratories, and structured internships. For example, the Yale Simulation Academy Program invites sophomores to the state-of-the-art Center for Medical Simulation to practice hands-on medical treatments in weekly sessions each fall. Juniors who have graduated from the program serve as peer mentors. new haven promise Yale is a founding and primary sponsor of New Haven Promise, the only scholarship program of its kind in Connecticut. Promise provides scholarships for New Haven residents who are graduates of New Haven public schools and selected charter schools. Students meeting certain achievement, attendance, community service, and disciplinary requirements are eligible for either full tuition for in-state public colleges or a partial scholarship for in-state private colleges. Since the program’s inception, more than 1,600 New Haven students have pursued higher education with a Promise scholarship. A key to New Haven’s future, Promise is revitalizing the city of New Haven by increasing educational attainment, cultivating 5

Coordinated STEM Outreach

Through Pathways to Science, I realized I want to pursue a career in chemistry! Pathways to Science helped me see myself as a scientist and connected me with people in the field that could help me pursue this career path.

- Yale Pathways to Science student

Yale is committed to making our firsthand the new frontiers in scientific Events and programs encourage community a national leader in research. students to explore multiple areas STEM education, with the goal of of STEM and learn about the Engaging in hands-on tasks and increasing the number of students cutting-edge research in each field. experiments with faculty, graduate from the greater New Haven area Examples include: Chemistry Magic students, and undergraduates, who attend college and complete Show, Engineering Day, Brain these students are considered a degree in a science, technology, Education Day, and Ophthalmology the youngest members of Yale’s engineering, or mathematics field. Day. At these events, students scientific community. Representing Our strong relationship with our tour Yale laboratories and meet a coordinated, data-driven approach neighbors in local public school professors and students who lead to science outreach, Pathways to districts has created a unique Pathways students in hands- Science has built a coalition across opportunity for us to build a on inquiry-based activities that science departments that is dedicated programmatic model to inspire the emphasize discovery, critical to helping young scholars achieve next generation of scientists. thinking, and problem solving. success in science. Pathways to Science students are Through Yale Pathways to Science, Students are invited to more than 150 supported through high school and more than 1,600 students in grades free programs and events each year, beyond with tailored enrichment 6–12, hailing from New Haven, which, through hands-on activities, programs that prepare them for West Haven, and Amity public demonstrations, lectures, and college success in STEM majors. schools, are invited to events and research opportunities, foster curiosity programs on Yale’s campus, gaining and support students in honing the behind-the-scenes access to skills necessary for scientific inquiry. 7 science laboratories and exploring s p o t l i g h t o n EVOLUTIONS

The EVOLUTIONS after-school ranging from vertebrate paleontology program began at the Peabody to geochemistry. A high school junior Museum in spring 2005 and now serves described the program: nearly 100 New Haven and West Haven “EVOLUTIONS is really about the high school students each year. The community that it provides, the friends majority of these students participate in and mentors that it gives you, a place the program throughout all four years to call home. It creates a web of of high school, and more than half of support for you. It’s the experience of students will be the first in their families learning and growing with these people, to attend college. making connections and gaining life- long friends. The support also makes The EVOLUTIONS program also you feel as if you could accomplish supports students to pursue summer anything, whether it be getting into the internships in research laboratories, college of your dreams or achieving where students delve into fields your career goals.”

academic yale university experience, mentoring, and collaboration b y t h e n u m b e r s college courses within the cancer-research pipeline. These Yale Pathways to Science Qualified New Haven, West Haven, and Amity laboratory internships embed students within high school juniors and seniors who have research teams engaged in all aspects of been selected by their schools, can enroll in cancer research including immunology, 155 Yale academic courses. Participating students prevention and control, genetics and Annual programs and events receive a full scholarship to cover tuition costs. epigenetics, radiobiology and radiotherapy, for Pathways to Science students This program provides an opportunity for high and developmental therapeutics. school students to experience a collegiate campuspress.yale.edu/croy academic setting and earn credits which may then be transferred to the college of their code haven 991 choice following high school graduation. Code Haven is an undergraduate student Yale faculty, students, and organization at Yale University dedicated to anatomy teaching program introducing students to computer science research scientists involved Yale medical students and faculty teach an at a young age. Every week, Yale students in coordinated STEM outreach anatomy class to Hill Regional Career High teach computing lessons at six schools in the programming efforts this year School students. Juniors and seniors enrolled New Haven district, engaging middle school in anatomy and physiology courses visit the students with online lessons, group activities, Yale Medical School twice per month to access and classroom-wide demonstrations. 1,669 the lab facilities. Lab activities range from codehavenyale.com observing a cadaver dissection to using slides Students currently enrolled in Yale and microscopes in the histology laboratories. code haven teachtech Pathways to Science TeachTech is Code Haven’s one-day brain bee conference for middle and high school teachers For students in grades 8­­–12, Yale’s annual interested in incorporating computer science Brain Bee is a free neuroscience competition into their classrooms. Teachers learn about 62,026 that tests students’ understanding how the computer science fundamentals, how to Combined hours spent in STEM brain functions. Competing students can demonstrate these concepts to students in an outreach programming and flex their brain knowledge to win prizes as engaging way, and basic software that they groups or as individuals. After the competition, can implement in their classrooms to make CS internships by Pathways students students interact with Yale neuroscience majors more appealing to students. in the 2018–2019 school year and hear neuroscience talks from Yale faculty. codehavenyale.com/join-teachers yalebrainbee.wixsite.com codeboola CodeBoola is a one-day “learnathon” for cancer research high school students held at Yale. Students 8 opportunities for youth Cancer Research Opportunities for Youth participate in workshops on CSS, JavaScript, (CROY) provides New Haven Pathways to and entrepreneurship. The event is open Science high school students with hands-on to students with all levels of programming experience and is hosted by YHack, a Yale evolutions funbotics student organization that hosts an annual The Yale Peabody EVOLUTIONS Program Yale Funbotics is a seven-session workshop hackathon for 1,000 undergraduate students (EVOking Learning & Understanding Through where Pathways middle school students from across the country. Investigations Of the Natural Sciences) engages build robots in teams with guidance from Yale codeboola.yhack.org high school students in informal learning and College students. The series is designed to work opportunities throughout all four years teach core engineering skills, team building, ct seed of high school. Students spend at least one critical thinking, and problem solving while Hosted by Graduate Student Women day per week after school learning about having FUN! At the end of the program, Engineers, Connecticut Students Exploring science, preparing for college, developing job students and their newly-built robotic creations Engineering Day (CT SEED) is an skills, and making new friends. Participants face-off in a cone-stacking competition. introduction to engineering for students spend hundreds of hours each year as exhibit from across Connecticut. Middle school developers, museum interpreters, research girls’ science investigations students are invited to Yale’s campus for a interns, and students. Through weekly classes, (gsi) day of hands-on engineering activities and monthly events, and field trips, EVOLUTIONS Girls’ Science Investigations is a program panel discussions on what it’s like to be an is designed to increase science literacy, provide that empowers girls in science by giving them engineer. Parents are also invited to join college preparation, develop career awareness, both guidance and hands-on experience. On for an information session about supporting and promote transferable skill development. four Saturdays throughout the year, GSI runs their childrens’ interest in potential STEM Each year, EVOLUTIONS students produce theme-based programs for middle school careers. an exhibition that is installed in the museum girls to encourage them to pursue careers in and work as science interpreters through the science. Recent program themes have included cushing center at the yale SciCORPS youth employment program—a “The Electromagnetic World” and “The Robotic school of medicine select group of EVOLUTIONS students are World.” Yale University professors and students Named in honor of the father of modern also offered paid internships in Yale science teach the programs, conduct demonstrations, neurosurgery, Yale graduate Dr. Harvey laboratories. and lead the girls in hands-on activities in Cushing, this exhibit includes more than evolutions.peabody.yale.edu laboratory environments. 400 specimen jars of patients’ brains and gsi.yale.edu tumors, surgical illustrations, personal diaries, first robotics: for inspiration and photographs, and memorabilia. Cushing’s recognition of science technology graduate student women collection of more than 15,000 volumes in Hill Regional Career High School students— engineers science and medicine contains medical and assisted by local companies, Yale students, GradSWE at Yale is part of the Society scientific works ranging from 11th-century and volunteers—design, assemble, and test of Women Engineers, an international manuscripts through 19th-century monographs. a robot capable of performing a specified organization committed to promoting women The Cushing Center offers weekly tours of the task in competition with other teams. The in engineering. Together with Pathways to collection and is open to the public. program demonstrates to students the fun and Science, GradSWE runs numerous Engineering cushingcenter.medicine.yale.edu competitive spirit that can exist in science, Days for middle and high school students technology, engineering, and mathematics. This throughout the year. The goal of Engineering demos program is part of Yale’s partnership with Hill Day is to show attendees that learning a new Yale undergraduate student volunteers teach Regional Career High School. skill to a level that lets them build a real robot weekly science classes at eight local New or conduct a true scientific experiment does Haven elementary schools, using provocative flipped science fair not need to be intimidating. You do not need to demonstrations and hands-on activities to The Flipped Science Fair, hosted by Yale be a physician to start tinkering with medical teach basic science principles. The Demos Science Diplomats, flips the traditional science- devices, nor do you need to be a programmer group also leads StarLab, which presents basic fair format on its head: middle school student to automate a small task in your daily life. Past astronomy in a mobile planetarium at a number judges evaluate graduate students and post projects include programming a self-watering of events on campus. docs presenting their current research. Middle garden and building an air-quality monitor. yale.edu/demos school students learn about cutting-edge engineeringday.com research from real Yale scientists in a small- design for america group setting, with plenty of opportunities to green careers, women leaders Design for America (DFA) is a national ask questions and participate in hands-on Green Careers, Women Leaders is an organization with chapters in universities demonstrations. The presenters learn how to annual day-long conference for high school throughout the country. Made up of a diverse tailor their research pitch to a general audience, girls hosted by graduate students at the group of graduate and undergraduate students, with emphasis on keeping things exciting, Yale School of Forestry & Environmental DFA teaches design concepts through hands- understandable, and relevant. Studies. Girls have the chance to interact on projects that aim to improve the New Haven sciencediplomats.sites.yale.edu with entrepreneurs and leaders from the community. DFA also holds workshops for local fields of renewable energy, clean water, students focused on human-centered design, forestry & environmental science sustainable food, health and wellness, urban where they work in groups to design and build research day planning, ecology, environmental justice, and product prototypes. Research Day is an annual scientific conference architecture. Individual sessions during the day dfayale.com at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental include an exercise in environmental writing Studies. Scientists present their work on and discussions about green architecture and engineering explo environmental topics ranging from how air environmental justice. At Engineering Explo, GradSWE (Graduate pollution impacts our health to grasshopper yale.edu/scienceoutreach Student Women Engineers) invites personality to the consequences of littering! Pathways middle school students to The event uses multiple formats, including have bones, will travel discover the marvels of engineering. At describing research using only the 1,000 most Have Bones, Will Travel is a program offered this fair-like event, students and families common words in the English language, poster to elementary, middle, and high schools in New Haven. The program aims to foster grab a “passport” and explore mechanical, presentations, and more. Ten Pathways high 9 electrical, biomedical, chemical, and school students are invited as the youngest science enthusiasm and interest in the nursing environmental engineering through hands-on members of the conference. profession. Volunteers from the Yale School of activities and demonstrations. Nursing teach students about the marvels of human anatomy through engaging hands-on new haven science fair to attend more than 130 different programs activities while emphasizing the importance of The annual New Haven Science Fair offers and events annually through their high decisions that can affect their long-term health. mentoring for students and professional school graduation and beyond, choosing to nursing.yale.edu/have-bones-will-travel development for teachers on investigative participate in the opportunities that interest hands-on science-fair projects that promote them most. health professionals scientific skills and research communication. yale.edu/scienceoutreach recruitment and exposure This year, more than 8,000 New Haven program (hprep) students and 43 schools participated, utilizing pathways brain education day HPREP is a pipeline program under the more than 160 volunteers for mentoring and Brain Education Day is an annual auspices of the Student National Medical judging. Yale community members make up neuroscience event for 100 students in Yale Association and Latino Medical Student more than 80% of the judges and mentors in Pathways to Science. Students explore the Association at Yale. HPREP aims to provide the program. brain with Yale’s top neuroscientists and students with the skills and necessary nhsciencefair.org students, tour Yale science laboratories, resources to succeed in the college-application and learn brain anatomy through specimen process by providing instructional classroom newt café dissection. Students also observe electrical sessions, workshops, and one-on-one The Nanotechnology-Enabled Water signals from organisms, learn about modern meetings. By the end of the program, each Treatment Center (NEWT) is a multi-university neuroimaging techniques by visiting a mock student will have drafted and edited their first collaboration that aims to make the production fMRI scanner, and control a robotic claw college essay and successfully completed of clean water more sustainable and cost using electrical activity produced by their a health-related research project and oral effective. Yale graduate students involved own muscles. presentation. with the center host an annual event that medicine.yale.edu/dice/diversity/pipeline/hprep. brings Pathways students to campus to learn pathways building a battery aspx about how scientists utilize nanotechnology to with nanomaterials @ the yale enhance water-treatment methods. Through energy sciences institute julia robinson math festival hands-on demonstrations and short talks, Pathways high school students are The Julia Robinson Math Festival inspires students learn how these issues are related to invited to the Energy Sciences Institute students to explore the richness and beauty of their daily lives. at Yale’s West Campus to tour its state- mathematics through activities that encourage yale.edu/scienceoutreach of-the-art laboratories and learn how collaborative and creative problem-solving. At science can solve contemporary energy the festival, students choose from more than newt high school laboratory challenges. At the event, students a dozen tables where volunteers, who come internships build their own batteries and learn from various disciplines at Yale but are all The Nanotechnology-Enabled Water Treatment how nanomaterials are used in battery lovers of mathematics, guide students through Center (NEWT) invites Yale Pathways high production. a set of intriguing math problems and puzzles, school juniors to work in their laboratories for a supporting students as they work together. six-week intensive summer research internship. pathways discover chemistry jrmf.org Students work directly with graduate students day and faculty on projects related to the production At Discover Chemistry Day, Pathways leitner family observatory and of clean water technologies. high school students take part in planetarium hands-on chemistry experiments that The Leitner Observatory is a facility of the Yale open labs and science café encourage inquiry, examination, and Department of Astronomy. The planetarium Yale Open Labs and Science Café hold events extrapolation. Students might work is used to teach astronomy concepts to exclusively for students in Yale Pathways to with a gas chromatographer, separate undergraduate classes, to support astronomy Science. At each Science Café, a group of caffeine from tea, engage in simulations programs at the Peabody Museum of Natural three Yale graduate students present their of receptor-binding molecules that give History, and to present planetarium shows research in 12 minutes or less, while audience rise to our sense of smell, and much to the general public. The planetarium and members enjoy cookies and hot cocoa. more. This annual event is hosted by the observatory are open to the public every Following the talks, graduate students mingle Department of Chemistry. Tuesday night. with audience members, available to answer leitnerobservatory.yale.edu questions about their research, their field of pathways engineering days study, and their educational experiences. Also Hosted by GradSWE, Engineering Days marsh botanical garden included are hands-on science demonstrations. bring middle or high school students in Yale Sitting on eight acres, with six greenhouses Past talks and hands-on activities have Pathways to Science to tour laboratories that make up around a third of an acre under included “Why Earth Has Water” and “How Our and try their hands at a engineering design glass, Marsh Botanical Garden offers support Brains Encode Memories.” build. Past Engineering Days have included for researchers, faculty, and students at Yale, theopenlabs.org/yale building an air-quality monitor, a bionic arm, as well as an informative and eye-catching and a self-watering garden. experience for visitors. Marsh Botanical Garden pathways to science also hosts the monthly “Green Café.” With an overarching goal to encourage and pathways environmental café marshbotanicalgarden.yale.edu support promising young scholars to pursue The Environmental Café brings Pathways careers in science, technology, engineering, high school students to the Yale School mathcounts and math, Yale Pathways to Science opens of Forestry & Environmental Studies MATHCOUNTS is a national middle school the door for middle and high school students (FES) to listen to short talks about new math enrichment program. Yale students lead to explore STEM at Yale University. The more and exciting work in the department. weekly after-school sessions for students than 1,600 Pathways students are considered Graduate students from FES also at New Haven, West Haven, and Hamden the youngest members of Yale’s scientific provide hands-on workshops related schools. Yale coaches use applied and creative community and are invited throughout the to the café talks. Previous topics have problems to inspire students to see math as an year to special events, academic lectures, included how scientists use X-rays to 10 exciting and ever-present part of the world and demonstrations, hands-on activities, summer study plant evolution, how to 3D print a to prepare students for a district-wide showcase programs, and research opportunities. Once flower, and how drones are used in forest in the spring. accepted into the program, students are invited management. Students are also invited mathcounts.org to attend the annual School of Forestry & the differences between human and other peabody museum of natural Environmental Studies Research Day. mammalian reproduction. history From dinosaurs to diamonds, the Yale Peabody pathways exploring the pathways summer scholars Museum of Natural History presents four billion intersection of physics, program years of Earth’s history under one roof. It engineering & biology The Pathways Summer Scholars program houses a diverse collection of 13 million objects An annual event for Pathways middle brings 100 high school students from New that includes Egyptian mummies, samurai school students, Exploring the Intersection Haven, West Haven, and Amity public schools swords, and animals and plants from across of Physics, Engineering & Biology allows to study science for two weeks on Yale’s the world. The museum’s paleontological students to interact with Yale scientists working campus. The goal is to prepare motivated and collections rank among the most historically at the intersection of these fields. Students academically promising students for success in important fossil collections in the world. Not learned how to build a balloon-powered college and to strengthen their ability to pursue only can these collections be accessed by car and watched demonstrations such as science majors and careers. Summer Scholars visiting the museum, but the Peabody’s “Fluorescence: Glowing in Science” and provides an intensive, hands-on science substantial online catalog makes digital images “Viewing the Nanoscopic World.” curriculum that emphasizes discovery, critical of more than 163,000 specimens, artifacts, and thinking, and problem solving. Rising seniors objects available to scholars and the public pathways genetics day have the opportunity to live on campus during around the world. Genetics Day brings Pathways middle and high the program and engage in a variety of peabody.yale.edu school students to explore genetics in a full day college-prep enrichment activities. The of hands-on demonstrations, lab tours, curriculum is designed by Yale University peabody museum annual events mini-talks, and more. Students are guided faculty, graduate and professional students, Each year, the Peabody Museum hosts by Yale faculty and students in activities that as well as teachers from local public schools. several public events, most notably the explore the science behind CRISPR, 23andme, Yale students serve a vital role as teaching annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Legacy GMOs, and model organisms. assistants and mentors. of Environmental and Social Justice event in pathwayssummerscholars.yale.edu January, Summer’s Last Roar in August, and pathways health careers day: a Fiesta Latina! in October. These events are day in the life free and open to the public and draw more than Hosted by the Yale Pediatrics Residency, pathways to environmental 8,000 people to the museum. The Peabody Pathways to Science students are invited to engineering: monitoring Museum also sponsors numerous lectures and experience a day in the life of various connecticut’s air quality talks throughout the year. health-career professionals, including In this 3-part workshop, Pathways to Science peabody.yale.edu/events physicians, nurses, physical therapists, high school students build simple air-quality dentists, and more. Each rotation includes an monitors to track the concentration of ozone, peabody museum guided tours engaging activity related to the profession, as carbon dioxide, volatile organic compounds, for k-12 school groups well as information about how to pursue that and particulate matter. The program includes a field trip to the Yale Coastal Field Station, an Each year, the Peabody Museum provides career in the longterm. In the past, students educational programs on biology, paleontology, have learned how to check vitals, perform air-quality monitoring site, where students can deploy their monitors and learn about geology, ancient civilizations and social studies CPR, and recognize basic elements of physical to more than 25,000 students from Connecticut, therapy. how researchers measure air pollution along the coast, as well as how the air quality in Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island. All programs draw on the museum’s exhibits to pathways ophthalmology day Connecticut compares to nearby states. meet the increasingly sophisticated needs of Aimed at increasing interest in ophthalmology, science and social studies education and most Pathways students are invited for a full day pathways to science festival @ can be adapted to accommodate specific group of hands-on learning about the eye. Students west campus needs as requested. Guided programs are free travel into the eye using virtual reality devices, Pathways middle and high school students for New Haven and West Haven public schools are trained on slit lamp machines, and are invited to this annual festival at Yale West from September through March. try their hand at cow-eye dissection. This Campus for a full day of lectures, hands-on peabody.yale.edu/education/school-group-visits event is hosted by the Yale Department of demonstrations, student panels, science Ophthalmology & Visual Science and the Yale exploration games, and tours of the state- play2prevent lab of-the-art West Campus facilities. The event League of Black Scientists. foragirl program invites 150 Pathways students to explore Yale Part of the Yale Center for Health & Learning pathways play cafés West Campus with the guidance of more than Games at the Yale School of Medicine, Hosted by the Yale Center for Health & 50 Yale scientists and students. Past themes Play2PREVENT focuses on the use of Learning Games and the play2PREVENT Lab, for the festival include “Microbes - The Good, video-game play for the purposes of health Pathways middle and high school students The Bad, and The Ugly” and “Colors & Dyes in promotion, risk reduction, social good, and are invited to explore how video games can Science.” educational interventions. ForAGirl engages be used to change the way people think and female Pathways high school students in act. Students learn how games are created, pathways wright laboratory a two-week summer research training in why they are important, and how doctors, tour developing effective video-game interventions mathematicians, and scientists use them for Pathways students get a behind-the-scenes that target areas in which girls and women are their jobs. Students also play games created by look at the Wright Laboratory and undertake disproportionately affected. Female Yale faculty the play2PREVENT lab. hands-on activities that reveal how Wright Lab members provide guidance and mentorship. play2prevent.org researchers can make the invisible visible. The play2prevent.org/about-us/foragirl-program Wright Lab is advancing frontiers of physics pathways reproductive through a broad research program in nuclear, resonance physiology day particle, and astrophysics. Wright Lab has been Resonance is an annual event hosted by Yale Pathways high school students are invited transformed to house a unique combination Synapse that brings high school students to discover the science of reproduction 11 of state-of-the-art research facilities, technical to Yale’s campus for a day of hands-on with Yale Medical School faculty. Students infrastructure, and interaction spaces. demonstrations, presentations by Yale use microscopes to identify different cells wlab.yale.edu professors, and tours of Yale’s science facilities. of the reproductive tract, as well as learn s p o t l i g h t o n Girls’ Science Investigations

Girls’ Science Investigations (GSI) middle schoolers—girls explore topics aspires to motivate, empower, and such as “The Electromagnetic World” interest girls in developing the skills and “The Robotic World.” All activities they need to pursue careers in science, are designed to help students visualize aiming to close today’s gender gap in the concepts they are studying through science achievement. A free program highly engaging demonstrations and for middle school girls, GSI holds four hands-on experiments in a laboratory Saturday sessions each year, with each environment. Girls gain confidence in session attracting more than 150 their abilities to become scientists and attendees. In discovery-based lessons begin to imagine their own future as led by Yale professors and graduate part of the scientific community. students—with help from high school students who participated in GSI as

Breaking away from traditional scientific in the sciences. Past lecture topics have learning. Students take classes taught by Yale teaching, Resonance presents science in a way included “What You Should Know about undergraduate and graduate students in a that is applicable to students’ daily lives and Antibiotics,” and “Our Future in the Cosmos.” variety of both conventional and unconventional future goals. The series is organized and hosted by the Yale subjects. Students get to learn about things campuspress.yale.edu/yaleresonance Science Diplomats, a campus group devoted that they normally would not have access to, to educating the public about science issues empowering them to find what they love to sci.corps that affect them and encouraging scientists to learn, discover new career opportunities, and Sci.CORPS (Science Career Orientation & become engaged in the political process. become tomorrow’s leaders. Splash at Yale Readiness Program for Students) is a program sciencediplomats.sites.yale.edu also hosts Sprout!, a similar program that gives open to students who have participated in the students the opportunity to delve deeper into Yale Peabody EVOLUTIONS program for at science on saturdays one topic, meeting three to four times for a least two years. After a period of training and This award-winning lecture series features series of workshops. community service, participants receive paid scientists whose passion for their work yale.learningu.org work experience as science interpreters in the inspires us all. Each event involves a lecture Peabody Museum. SciCORPS staff work at by a Yale professor and engaging science stem mentors interpretive carts, at craft stations, and in the demonstrations by Yale college students. STEM Mentors connects high school students Discovery Room. In the 2017-18 academic Science on Saturdays provides an opportunity with undergraduate and graduate students in year, SciCORPS staff provided nearly 5,000 for Yale scientists and residents of New Haven STEM to challenge common misconceptions hours of educational experiences to Peabody and beyond to come together over a shared about the sciences and about the people who Museum visitors. sense of wonder. Past topics have included study them. STEM Mentors hosts a variety of evolutions.peabody.yale.edu “Peering into the Dark Side of the Universe” events throughout the year, including a panel and “Exploring the Arctic Ocean to Understand discussion on choosing the right college, a science haven Climate Change.” college application workshop, and a health Science Haven is a collaboration between onhsa.yale.edu/science-saturdays sciences career fair. Open Labs, Yale Science Diplomats, and New Haven neighborhood leaders designed to shecode synapse engage Yale graduate students more deeply in SheCode aims to lower the barriers for girls Synapse is the educational outreach arm of their neighborhoods through hands-on science participating in computer science and to Yale Scientific Magazine. It aims to inspire demos at community gatherings. Through foster an interest in innovative technology and New Haven public school students to pursue attending neighborhood leadership meetings problem solving by teaching programming careers in science, engage in research, and and connecting with families, Science Haven skills to young girls in a highly supportive even try their hand at scientific journalism. aims to inspire students to pursue a career in environment. Through SheCode, Yale Synapse conducts science demonstrations at science and to help adults to see scientists undergraduates teach New Haven middle and six Science on Saturdays events each year and as approachable. By putting a face to the lab high school girls in Yale Pathways to Science also organizes the annual Resonance program, coat, Science Haven hopes to foster a sense of how to create basic programs using Scratch, a day of science enrichment at Yale for high trust between residents and their neighborhood CSS, and Python. school students. scientific community. shecodeatyale.wordpress.com yalescientific.org/synapse the green café 12 science in the news splash at yale Science in the News is a series of fun lectures Splash at Yale is a biannual event that The Green Café is a monthly interactive given in the spring by Yale graduate students brings local middle and high school students presentation for plant scientists, gardeners, to Yale University for one day of unlimited environmentalists, and others hosted by Marsh Botanical Gardens. Recent themes have the festival brings celebrated directors and yale science diplomats included “Bonsai for Everyone” and “Chocolate: creatives to campus for workshops and Yale Science Diplomats (YSD) is a group of Hot or Not.” The intent is to foster creativity in discussions of how we can move forward graduate students and postdoctoral fellows plant research, encourage “budding” scientists constructively as environmental storytellers. at Yale University dedicated to science to consider careers in a plant-based scientific effy.yale.edu communication, outreach, and advocacy. discipline, and to share the value of plant YSD brings science to the public in exciting research with the public. yale farm and accessible ways through initiatives such greencafe.yale.edu Established in 2003, the Yale Farm is a lush as Science in the News, the Flipped Science and productive teaching farm that produces Fair, and Science Haven—all with the goal of the wonderful world of hundreds of varieties of vegetables, fruits, fostering a scientifically informed electorate. In chemistry: a magic show herbs, and flowers, as well as providing a home doing so, YSD also trains scientists in effective Advances in chemistry have been behind some to free-ranging chicken flocks and honey bees. communication and advocacy skills to support of the most significant improvements in our It provides a place where students, faculty, a community-based approach to science quality of life over the last century; whether staff, and New Haven community members education. it’s medicine, cosmetics, or movie effects, can come together to learn about sustainability sciencediplomats.sites.yale.edu chemistry is everywhere. In this one-hour and the connection between land and food. interactive show, students and their family The farm hosts workshops, seminars, volunteer yale social robotics lab open members are introduced to basic concepts workdays, and tours for local schools. house in chemistry through a series of magical yale.edu/sustainablefood/farm The Yale Social Robotics Lab focuses on demonstrations by experts from the Yale building models of human social behavior, Department of Chemistry. yale latino network group especially the development of early social stem workshop skills. Scientists in the lab use computational ulysses s. grant program The Yale Latino Network Group seeks to modeling and interactive robots to explore The Ulysses S. Grant Program is a six-week strengthen the professional and social questions about social development that academic summer program for talented relationships between Latino employees, the are difficult or impossible to investigate with and motivated middle school students from university, and the outside community. Each other disciplines. Each year, the lab hosts New Haven Public Schools held on the Yale year, the group invites Pathways middle school an open house for families and students of University campus. Since 1953, U.S. Grant students to explore science and engineering all ages. Guests tour the lab, see live robot has drawn upon the enthusiasm of Yale with its members for a day of hands-on demonstrations, learn about past and current undergraduates to deepen students’ current workshops. The most recent event included projects, and have an opportunity to chat with interests and explore completely new ones, a design-thinking workshop, where students lab members about their research. while developing their critical thinking and built prototypes of beds at the Yale Center for collaborative skills. Engineering, Innovation, and Design with Yale’s yale summer science research campuspress.yale.edu/usgrant Design for America student organization. institute ylng.yale.edu The Yale Summer Science Research Institute urban resources initiative (uri) (SSRI) connects highly qualified Yale Pathways Urban Resources Initiative is a not-for-profit yale physics olympics to Science students with science research university partnership between the School of The Yale Physics Olympics brings more than internships at Yale. During the summer, Forestry & Environmental Studies at Yale and 100 high school students to compete in teams students participate in a series of workshops the city of New Haven. Its mission is to foster on a variety of physics-related tasks that get and activities that supplement their internship community-based land stewardship, promote students to practice the skills of experimental experiences and enhance their scientific environmental education, and advance the physicists. Each year, 50 teams guided by a research skills. Students are paired with Yale practice of urban forestry. URI is dedicated to high school teacher compete. Awards are given undergraduate mentors, who provide one- community participation in urban ecosystem to the three best performing teams. on-one guidance throughout the six-week management. ypo.yale.edu internship experience. uri.yale.edu ssri.sites.yale.edu yale center for analytical yale west campus landscape sciences lab YCAS Young Scholars is an intensive, two- The Yale West Campus Landscape Lab fosters week summer program that provides promising growing collaborations across Yale and beyond, high school juniors and seniors the opportunity connecting more than 20 professional schools, to learn about biostatistics. Students are departments, organizations, and student groups introduced to basic statistical methods, study across Yale. Partners include the schools of designs used in medical research, and learn Medicine, Nursing, Forestry & Environmental the statistical program R. Students work Studies, Architecture, Public Health, and Yale in teams, using real health science data to College. Numerous student groups utilize the address study questions and develop a final West Campus Landscape Lab as a place to put presentation of their work. their ideas into action. publichealth.yale.edu/ycas/training/young_ westcampus.yale.edu/landscape-lab scholars/index.aspx yale environmental film festival Sponsored by the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, the Environmental Film Festival at Yale (EFFY) is one of America’s premier 13 student-run environmental film festivals. In addition to highlighting the brightest environmental storytelling of the past year, 14 Promoting Creativity through the Arts and Humanities

At Manuscripts and Archives Day I liked transcribing and handling archival materials directly. We got to see old documents, like diaries and journals, from people who lived in New Haven a long time ago. —9th grade Pathways to Arts & Humanities student

Arts education stimulates and concerts on campus throughout Morse Summer Music Academy curiosity, encourages creativity the year. programs remarked, “We all share and inventiveness, and promotes this really great passion for music, Now entering its third year, Yale the enjoyment of learning among which is an amazing thing to have Pathways to Arts & Humanities students. With four top-ranked in common.” In addition to private has welcomed more than 300 New graduate arts schools, two world- lessons, section rehearsals, ear Haven public school students to class art museums, and countless training, and music-theory lessons, Yale’s campus for more than a dozen performances and concerts on parental involvement is a key element new arts and humanities programs campus each year, Yale University of these music programs. and events, including workshops has much to offer New Haven on museum curation, lectures students to complement and enrich Launched in fall 2018, the New with eminent Yale professors, and their arts education. Voices in Theater playwriting backstage glimpses into theater program invited its first cohort of The Yale University Art Gallery and production. 20 New Haven public high school Yale Center for British Art welcome The Yale School of Music offers students to Yale’s campus for nearly thousands of students through class year-round music programming for a dozen workshops and theatrical visits each year. During these visits, New Haven public school students performances. Participants wrote students build their critical thinking in grades 3 through 12 that aims original plays, were mentored by Yale and observation skills through close to nurture and develop creativity, School of Drama graduate students, examination of works of art. Students musicianship, and musical leadership and attended a weekend playwriting drive the discussion as they strive to in students. A high school senior retreat at the renowned Eugene discover meaning within a work of art. who participated in both the flagship O’Neill Theater Center in Waterford, 15 Students are invited to performances All-City Honors Ensembles and the Connecticut. s p o t l i g h t o n Music in Schools

Research has shown that establishes relationships between providing students access to a graduate student teaching artists high-quality music education can from the School of Music and enhance student learning across music teachers in 36 New Haven core academic areas and has schools. Teaching artists support long-lasting benefits for student and complement the work of full- achievement. time teachers by leading group The Music In Schools Initiative lessons, working one-on-one with is a longstanding partnership individual students, assisting with between the Yale School of Music music theory and ear training, and and New Haven Public Schools. developing other activities based Each year, Music In Schools on their school placement.

academic yale university of America on permanent view along with b y t h e n u m b e r s college courses special exhibitions. The Beinecke Library’s Music in Schools Qualified New Haven, West Haven, and Amity collections are used to create new scholarship high school juniors and seniors who have by researchers from around the world in a been selected by their schools, can enroll in wide range of fields, from literary and cultural Yale academic courses. Participating students  studies to the history of science, music, 36 receive a full scholarship to cover tuition costs. theater, and art; the history of the book, of New Haven public elementary, This program provides an opportunity for high photography, graphic design, and architecture; school students to experience a collegiate middle, and high schools as well as social, intellectual, and political academic setting and earn credits which may history. The collections are particularly strong partner with Music in Schools then be transferred to the college of their choice in Medieval, Renaissance, and eighteenth- for in-school mentorship, All- following high school graduation. century Europe; American literature; Western City Honors Ensembles, Solo arabic and hebrew summer Americana; nineteenth-century imperialism; Showcases, and the Morse camp: making connections African American culture; British literature; gay, Summer Music Academy through languages and music lesbian, and transgender studies; transatlantic In partnership with New Haven public schools Modernism; postwar counterculture; and the Yale MacMillan Center Council on and contemporary American poetry. 60 Middle East Studies sponsors a free two-week beinecke.library.yale.edu School of Music graduate summer language program for 15 New Haven public school students in grades 6–9. Students citizens-thinkers-writers students participated during the Citizens-Thinkers-Writers is a two-week will learn basic introductory Arabic and Hebrew 2018–2019 season summer residential program for students from through the context of music and culture. The New Haven public schools who are interested purpose of this camp is for students to develop in exploring fundamental human questions in a an appreciation of the commonalities between 630 college setting. In small seminars led by Yale many languages, cultures, and musical professors, students gain invaluable Students in grades 3–12 traditions, as well as an introductory knowledge experience in close reading, analytic writing, participated in at least one Music of Arabic and Hebrew. and college-level discussion. During the in Schools program pier.macmillan.yale.edu program, students actively participate in a beinecke rare book & long-running philosophical conversation that manuscript library dates back to ancient Greece and Rome and The Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library link this conversation to their own experiences. inspires engagement with the past, in the After completing the summer program, students present, for the future. One of the world’s become CTW Fellows and continue to meet largest libraries devoted entirely to rare with the faculty, undergraduate residential books and manuscripts, it is Yale University’s teaching assistants, and a graduate coordinator 16 principal repository of literary archives, early throughout the academic year. manuscripts, and rare books. The exhibition humanities.yale.edu/citizens-thinkers-writers- hall is free and open to the public daily, with reflecting-civic-life the Gutenberg Bible and Audubon’s Birds dining with the dramat develop their analytical, creative, and critical- Past topics have included “Bus Boycotts: Rosa The Yale Dramatic Association, also known thinking skills. In addition to weekly sessions, Parks and Beyond” and “From Damascus to as the Yale Dramat, is the second-oldest Hemispheres offers two field-trip opportunities Dunkin’: How Coffee Changed the World.” college theater company in the country. At for students, first to visit the United Nations All MOSAIC events are free and open to the Dining with the Dramat, Pathways to Arts & Headquarters in New York City, where students public. Humanities students join members of the meet with U.N. officials and learn about Dramat for an exclusive behind-the-scenes diplomacy from experienced professionals, and music in schools During the academic year, the Music in Schools glimpse into theater production. Students later to visit Washington, D.C., for a weekend Initiative places graduate-student teaching engage in conversations with actors, lighting of educational and cultural activities including artists from the Yale School of Music in more technicians, and directors as they discuss their visits to the U.S. Institute of Peace, the than two dozen public schools throughout current musical productions. Pathways to Arts Supreme Court, and international embassies. New Haven. Teaching artists are trained to & Humanities students receive free tickets to hemispheres.yira.org complement the work of full-time New Haven each performance, and participate in a post- knowledge i$ power new haven public school music teachers. They teach performance actor talk-back. : sectionals, ensembles, private lessons, and dramat.org girls’ financial literacy day During this event hosted by Smart Women other activities depending on the needs of the east rock record journalism Securities (SWS), high school girls are school to which they are assigned. program invited to learn about personal finances from music.yale.edu/community The East Rock Record is a school newspaper Yale students. Lessons and lectures cover produced by 30 student reporters in grades topics including personal investing, taxes, music in schools all-city 3–8 at East Rock Community Magnet and saving for college. Students are also honors ensembles The All-City Honors Ensembles provide the School. Students work with Yale student invited to attend a panel on jobs in financial best young musicians in New Haven with mentors to brainstorm, prepare, and write services featuring female college students. high-level ensemble experiences in band, stories of interest to the school community. chorus, and orchestra. Ensembles are directed For each issue, the newspaper holds “press j.m. bolin program Named after the first African-American woman by a combination of Yale teaching artists, New conferences” with prominent community to graduate from Yale Law School and the first Haven public school music teachers, and members who meet with students and answer in the United States to become a judge, the special guests. Students in grades 4–12 are their queries. Past guests have included Mayor J.M. Bolin Program at Yale is an academic eligible to audition for the ensembles each Toni Harp and Senator Gary Winfield. Each and cultural enrichment program designed October. The program culminates in a winter spring, students travel to the state capitol to to engage high school students of African concert at Wilbur Cross High School and a meet and interview lawmakers and visit with descent. Entering its second year, the program spring concert held at Yale’s Sprague Hall. the state’s political reporters in the CT Mirror provides New Haven high school students music.yale.edu/community/music-in-schools/ pressroom. Two editions of the newspaper with an opportunity to develop study skills and all-city are published each academic year, with 3,200 teamwork as they reflect on readings drawn copies printed and distributed throughout New from African-American studies to reaffirm and music in schools morse Haven. preserve traditions of cultural and intellectual summer music academy @eastrockrecord community. The program also promotes college The Morse Summer Music Academy provides comprehensive summer music instruction for hear your song seminar-style discussions and networking skills, accomplished student musicians from New Hear Your Song is an undergraduate and exposes local students to the work of Yale Haven public schools. The program nurtures organization that gives hospitalized children— professors and students to create a stronger and develops creativity, musicianship, and or children in long term care—the chance to connection with the New Haven community. musical leadership in students who are become songwriters and to hear their songs passionate about music. Parental involvement recorded. Hear Your Song works with children marshall-brennan and continuing musical opportunities in nearby medical pediatric facilities to write constitutional literacy project The Marshall-Brennan Constitutional Literacy throughout the school year are hallmarks original songs, which Yale College musicians Project is a collaborative teaching program of the academy. The program is open for arrange, record, and share with the patients that sends law students into local public high application to students in grades 4–12 who sing and their families. schools to teach constitutional law. Participants or play piano or a woodwind, brass, string, or heritage theater ensemble in this student-run organization also have the percussion instrument. drama workshops opportunity to coach their students in a national music.yale.edu/community/music-in-schools/ The Heritage Theater Ensemble, Yale’s moot-court competition, the first round of which morse-academy premier Black undergraduate drama group, is run by the Yale chapter right here in New host’s fun theater workshops for Pathways Haven. music in schools music to Arts & Humanities students. During these law.yale.edu festivals For students in grades 4–8 from 28 New Haven workshops, students engage in theater schools, vacation from school doesn’t mean exercises, play interactive games, and hone mosaic: minds on society, arts, taking a break from music. Led by graduate their improvisational skills. ideas, and culture MOSAIC (Minds on Society, Arts, Ideas and student teaching artists from the Yale School hemispheres Culture), is a lecture series that offers students of Music, 250 students enjoy a variety of Hemispheres, a program of the Yale the opportunity to engage in thought-provoking music instruction, including private lessons, International Relations Association, brings over discussions with Yale professors and interactive small sectionals, and large ensembles. 17 60 students in grades 8–12 from New Haven workshops with graduate students. These music.yale.edu/community/music-in-schools/ public schools to Yale’s campus every week events challenge their ideas about identity, civic festivals to explore topics in international affairs and engagement, history, community, and culture. to Yale’s campus for dozens of arts and humanities programs and events. Programs include: MOSAIC, New Voices in Theater, spoken word poetry workshops, museum visits, and much more. Yale Pathways to Arts & Humanities explores how humans use literature, art, music, theater, history, and language to understand our connection to the world and to one another. Programs encourage creativity, help solve real-world problems, and allow students to become civically engaged both locally and globally. onhsa.yale.edu/ah

pathways to arts & humanities manuscripts and archives day Pathways to Arts & Humanities students are invited to visit Yale Manuscripts and Archives in Sterling Memorial Library for an afternoon of archival research and digital curating. Students learn about the work of archivists and the extensive resources of Yale’s numerous libraries and explore music in schools symposium new haven urban debate league scrapbooks from 19th-century Yale students The Symposium on Music in Schools is held The New Haven Urban Debate League (UDL) and New Haven residents. After the once every two years at the Yale School of promotes debate and public-speaking skills workshop, students curate their own digital Music as part of the Music in Schools Initiative. in New Haven public schools. Coaches work “exhibits” that are featured on the Pathways This invitational “working symposium” brings weekly with teams in 18 New Haven public to Arts & Humanities Instagram page. together national leaders for three days middle and high schools, focusing on a different @yalepathwaystoarts of intense discussion on pressing issues topic each month. Students learn the rules of parliamentary debate and compete in regular surrounding music education in public schools. pier summer institutes The symposium also honors outstanding music district-wide tournaments held on the Yale Programs in International Educational educators and teaching artists with the Yale campus. Resources (PIER) Summer Institute brings Distinguished Music Educator Award. udl.sites.yale.edu nearly thirty K-12 teachers and community music.yale.edu/community/music-in-schools/ college educators to the Yale MacMillan Center symposium new voices in theater for a three day seminar. The most recent New Voices in Theater is a playwriting theme, “Refugees in Recent History: Focus on music in schools young artists program hosted by Yale Pathways to Arts & the Middle East,” explored ‘refugee’ as defined solo showcase Humanities and students at the Yale School by international law. Through three days of Begun in 2008, the Yale/New Haven Young of Drama. Over the course of eight months, interactive sessions, participants developed Artists Solo Showcase takes place annually in dedicated students from New Haven an appreciation for why and how people take Sprague Memorial Hall at Yale. A collaboration schools participate in workshops, watch the difficult step to leave their homes, the between the Yale School of Music and the New performances, and learn from professionals diversity of refugees over time, and how society Haven Public Schools, the showcase offers in the theater industry. Students attend a is dealing with this crisis. Participants left the talented NHPS music students the opportunity series of six playwriting workshops, built Institute with a robust bibliography, including to perform individually on the Yale School of around plays taking place at Yale School visuals and other resources, for curriculum Music stage and receive commendation in front of Drama and Yale Repertory Theatre. building in their classrooms. of the larger NHPS community. During these workshops, led by Yale School pier.macmillan.yale.edu/educators/summer- music.yale.edu/community/music-in-schools/ of Drama students, New Haven students institutes-2019 solo-showcase practice playwriting, develop their original ideas, and ultimately, write the first draft of naclo at yale splash at yale an original play and have it workshopped Splash at Yale is a biannual event that The North American Computational Linguistics by Yale School of Drama dramaturgs, brings local middle and high school students Olympiad (NACLO) is a contest for middle playwrights, and actors. This year, the New to Yale University for one day of unlimited and high school students in which students Voices in Theater program culminated in learning. Students take classes taught by Yale solve linguistics puzzles drawn from a variety a playwriting retreat at the Eugene O’Neill undergraduate and graduate students in a of languages. The puzzles emphasize logic Theater Center in Waterford, Connecticut. variety of both conventional and unconventional and reasoning skills, and no prior knowledge subjects. Students get to learn about things of world languages is necessary for students that they normally would not have access to, pathways to arts & humanities to participate. Faculty, graduate students, and empowering them to find what they love to Since its inception in fall 2017, Pathways to 18 undergraduate students of Yale’s Linguistics learn, discover new career opportunities, and Arts & Humanities has welcomed hundreds Department lead training sessions for students become tomorrow’s leaders. Splash at Yale of New Haven public high school students also hosts Sprout!, a similar program that gives in preparation for this international competition. ling.yale.edu/naclo-yale students the opportunity to delve deeper into wybcx yale radio internship These free tours encourage close examination, one topic, meeting three to four times for a The WYBCx Yale Radio Internship uses radio critical thinking, and creative evaluation. series of workshops. waves to give New Haven high school students Upon request, tours can be customized to yale.learningu.org a voice. Student interns meet weekly over connect content from the collections to a six sessions in the spring. In these sessions, class curriculum. Classroom and homeschool teeth spoken word poetry showcase students learn about radio techniques an take teachers are welcome to bring their students The mission of Yale’s TEETH Slam Poets is to over the controls for the “Teen Takeover” hour. and lead self-guided visits. The Center’s produce meaningful and illuminating pieces Over the course of the program, students learn educational programming is designed to and promote the appreciation of spoken how to run their own news segments, talk support literacy instruction and complement word in the New Haven community. During shows, music hours, and radio dramas. As a curriculum goals and standards. Bringing these outreach events, Pathways to Arts & final project, students have the opportunity to art into the learning process builds students’ Humanities students meet Yale’s TEETH Slam combine elements from what they have learned inquiry, observation, description, and analytical Poets for special performances to watch slam to form their own personalized shows. skills. poetry in action, participate in small group wybc.com britishart.yale.edu/education/k-12-and-teachers workshops with TEETH performers, and try their hand at writing poetry. yale center for british art yale center for british art The Yale Center for British Art houses the summer teacher institute ulysses s. grant program This program offers practicing teachers an The Ulysses S. Grant Program is a six-week largest and most comprehensive collection enriched understanding of how visual art can academic summer program for talented of British art outside the United Kingdom in a and motivated middle school students from landmark building designed by Louis Kahn. support their students’ reading, writing, and New Haven Public Schools held on the Yale The YCBA has a rich array of exhibitions and thinking. Workshops, discussions, and lectures University campus. Since 1953, U.S. Grant educational programs, as well as fellowships by university faculty, museum curators, and has drawn upon the enthusiasm of Yale and academic resources, including a reference educators demonstrate how “visual text” undergraduates to deepen students’ current library and study room for examining works on can be used to enhance literacy instruction. interests and explore completely new ones, paper in the collection. The museum is open to Institute sessions include hands-on experience while developing their critical thinking and the public and admission is free. with works of art and exploring ways to make collaborative skills. britishart.yale.edu the museum an extension of the classroom. campuspress.yale.edu/usgrant Participants will be given the tools they need to yale center for british art lead dynamic museum visits and to incorporate windham campbell literary festival exploring artism program visual arts into classroom instruction. Now in its seventh year, the Windham Exploring Artism is the Center’s free monthly britishart.yale.edu/education/k-12-and-teachers Campbell Literary Festival brings the Windham program for families with children who are Campbell prizewinners in the fields of drama, five to twelve years of age and on the autism yale center for british art nonfiction, fiction, and poetry to Yale’s campus spectrum. Participants look at artwork in the visual literacy consortium for a week of celebratory events. Highlight museum’s galleries and create a follow-up The Visual Literacy Consortium brings events from past festivals have included a art project in a museum classroom. A quiet together a group of educators for a bimonthly panel discussion and writing workshops for room is available throughout the session consortium to promote the important dialogue students at Cooperative Arts & Humanities High with blankets and sensory toys. While the about visual literacy and its role in school School, film screenings, and a group reading needs of individuals with autism are taken into curricula. The purpose of the group is to share by all the prizewinners. Many festival events account for the design of this program, it is also experiences, research, and resources and to are free and open to the public. intended to be fun for parents, siblings, and work toward an expanded notion of literacy that windhamcampbell.org other guardians as well. includes making meaning from visual as well as britishart.yale.edu/education/access-programs written texts. world culture and language britishart.yale.edu/education/k-12-and-teachers after school studies (world yale center for british art class) family programs yale children’s theater The World CLASS program offers language The Yale Center for British Art offers children’s The Yale Children’s Theater is a Yale and cultural exposure in several less commonly programs and family festivals that explore the undergraduate organization that brings taught languages including Arabic, German, collections and special exhibitions. Through in- together a group of Yale students devoted to Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, gallery experiences and art activities, children teaching, entertaining, and engaging kids with Ukrainian, and Urdu. Weekly classes are taught and families learn about British art and culture. the dramatic arts. The Yale Children’s Theater by Yale faculty and graduate students as well In June, the annual Community and Children’s produces four student-written shows each year, as local teachers. The program is open to all Film Festival features inspiring and award- offers drama workshops and writing workshops high school students in Connecticut, currently winning short films for a young audience, with for local students, and performs throughout serves more than 120 students, and is free for popcorn and live entertainment before each the New Haven community. Programming students attending New Haven Public Schools. show. reaches hundreds of students per year. The World CLASS culminates with a spring festival britishart.yale.edu/education/public Yale Children’s Theater also offers special for students and their families, where students programs like Hands On, Off Book, and showcase the language skills they have yale center for british art guided Curtain Call, eight-week drama workshops developed over the course of the year, sample tours for k-12 school groups that are designed to introduce young students cuisines from around the world, and celebrate School and community groups can explore the in grades K–8 to theater, as well as writing 19 international cultures with live performances. Center’s collections, architecture, and special workshops in playwriting, fiction writing, poetry, worldclass.macmillan.yale.edu exhibitions on an interactive, docent-led tour. and journalism to students in grades K–12. The program is free of charge for New Haven s p o t l i g h t o n New Voices in Theater

Launched in fall 2018, the New Voices with young artists, and it was such in Theater (NVIT) playwriting program a humbling experience. These high invited its first cohort of 20 New schoolers are honest and fearless. They Haven public high school students reminded me to be more vulnerable to Yale’s campus for nearly a dozen and brave in my own work, to not workshops and theatrical performances. be ashamed of my unique voice. I Participants wrote original plays, were appreciate being able to work with them mentored by Yale School of Drama in these workshops and spend time graduate students, and attended a honing my skills as an organizer and weekend playwriting retreat at the instructor.” A high school New Voices renowned Eugene O’Neill Theater participant added, “I learned how to put Center in Waterford, Connecticut. thoughts on a page and create a story that can impact everyone. I enjoyed A Yale School of Drama mentor shared being with other fellow playwrights— their experience with the NVIT Program: some even went to my school but I “I learned how to be a better leader. never really noticed. It opened my I’ve rarely had the opportunity to work eyes!”

students and is held on weekends at Dwight yale model congress yale school of drama will power! Hall during the academic year. Yale Model Congress provides high school WILL POWER! is Yale Repertory Theatre’s yalechildrenstheater.org students with an opportunity to learn about and annual educational initiative offered experience the American legislative system in conjunction with one or more of its yale daily news summer first-hand. As part of the program, students productions. It features specially-priced journalism program learn parliamentary procedure, write legislation, tickets and early school-time matinées for Run by members of the Yale Daily News, the develop research strategies, and practice middle and high school student groups. The Summer Journalism Program is a one-week public-speaking skills. During the annual Yale program also includes free professional intensive course in journalism for high school Model Congress conference, students assume development for educators, study guides students. Students participate in workshops the responsibilities of elected representatives for students, and post-performance on the fundamentals of reporting and writing, and tackle the issues facing our nation, such discussions with members of the company. attend lectures by guest speakers from major as security, the environment, and many more Since the program’s inception in 2003, national publications, and create a full summer political arenas. more than 20,000 students and educators edition of the Yale Daily News by the end of the yalemodelcongress.org from across Connecticut have participated. week. The program is open to all Connecticut yalerep.org/productions-and-programs/youth- high school students and is free for New Haven yale school of drama dwight/ programs Public School students. edgewood project yaledailynews.com/about-us/sjp The Dwight/Edgewood Project brings eight yale summer debate program 6th-and-7th grade students from Barnard Offered by the Urban Debate League, the Environmental Studies Magnet School to yale environmental film festival weeklong Yale Summer Debate Program is the Yale Repertory Theatre for a month-long Sponsored by the Yale School of open to all New Haven high school students, Forestry & Environmental Studies, the after-school playwriting program designed to regardless of debate experience. During Environmental Film Festival at Yale strengthen students’ self-esteem and creative the program, students develop their skills in (EFFY) is one of America’s premier process. The program includes one-on- public speaking, constructing arguments, and student-run environmental film festivals. one mentoring, theater games, numerous delivering rebuttals. The program is premised In addition to highlighting the brightest playwriting exercises and a weekend-long environmental storytelling of the past year, on the philosophy that students can use writing retreat in northern Connecticut. Yale the festival brings celebrated directors and debate as a tool to critically engage with the School of Drama students lead the program, creatives to campus for workshops and world around them, helping them to become serving as mentors, directors, and theater discussions of how we can move forward better debaters and students, and more active technicians. The program culminates in June constructively as environmental storytellers. members of society. 20 with the presentation of eight original plays over effy.yale.edu udl.sites.yale.edu/summerdebateprogram two evenings of free performances. yalerep.org/productions-and-programs/youth- programs yale university art gallery exhibitions on free, interactive guided class yale university art gallery teacher The Yale University Art Gallery has more than visits. Visits for school groups are led by the leadership program 4,000 works of art on view from cultures all museum’s Gallery Teachers, Yale graduate In the Teacher Leadership Program, teachers over the world. The more than 200,000 objects students trained as museum educators. Class explore innovative ways to connect their own in its permanent collection range from American visits stress critical thinking, observation interest in art, their curricula, and the gallery’s decorative arts and American paintings and skills, and creative evaluation through close collection. The program is free and meets sculpture to African art and art of the ancient examination, interactive activities, and the first Thursday of the month throughout Americas. In addition to its permanent discussion of works of art and are tied to the academic year. More than 500 teachers collection, the gallery also has 21 educational Common Core Standards. This past year, more attended professional development programs programs, special exhibitions, study rooms, than 16,000 K–12 students visited with their at the museum that focused on inquiry-based and museum archives. The museum is free and classes and as part of after-school programs. teaching, critical thinking, and visual literacy open to the public. School groups can schedule single visits or skills. artgallery.yale.edu work with the Education Department to develop artgallery.yale.edu/education-overview/k-12- multi-visit partnerships. educators yale university art gallery family artgallery.yale.edu/education-overview/k-12- yale university art gallery programs educators The weekend family programs at the Yale teen program Begun in 2014, the Teen Program at the University Art Gallery are designed to help yale university art gallery gallery is open to all local high school students. start conversations about art with children museum club Students meet weekly for sessions focused of all ages. On the second Sunday of each As part of the partnership between the Yale on making art and exploring the gallery’s month throughout the year, families are invited University Art Gallery and Betsy Ross Arts collections. This past year, students worked in to participate in the Stories and Art program. Magnet Middle School, visual arts students the studio on portraits and print-making, and Tales of distant times and faraway lands inspire from Betsy Ross visit the gallery with their examined special collections in the gallery’s children of all ages to view art in new ways. parents monthly for a tailored after-school print room. Gallery teaching staff tell folktales, myths, and program. artgallery.yale.edu/education-overview/teens exciting stories from all over the world that artgallery.yale.edu highlight unique features of selected objects in yale university library digital yale university art gallery the gallery’s collection. The annual Family Day humanities lab sidewalk studio at the Yale University Art Gallery invites families Yale University Library Digital Humanities Sidewalk Studio is a summer outdoor program to explore the collection with special tours, Laboratory (DHLab) offers cutting-edge set up in front of the Gallery that fosters storytelling, and art-making activities. research and teaching in the humanities. impromptu art making on a drop-in basis. artgallery.yale.edu/education-overview/kids- During the school year, Pathways students are Led by Gallery staff and Yale University and-families invited to the DHLab for hands-on workshops undergraduate and graduate students, each to explore the many uses of digital humanities, yale university art gallery guided session focuses on a single medium and including Story Maps—open source software tours for k–12 school groups connects to related works in the collection. used to combine maps with text, images, School groups can explore the Yale University artgallery.yale.edu and content to create unique ways of sharing Art Gallery’s collection, buildings, and information. dhlab.yale.edu

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Supporting Academic Success

When students can see how what school enrichment opportunity for Splash at Yale is a biannual they learn in school applies to the high school students. The curriculum event that brings local middle wider world, they become more focuses on enhancing scientific and high school students to Yale invested in their own academic literacy and college preparation. University for one day of unlimited learning and success. Working in Each year, students design their learning. Students take classes in partnership with the New Haven own exhibition at the museum, take a variety of both conventional and Public Schools, Yale faculty, staff, field trips to nearby science centers, unconventional subjects taught by and students are actively engaged and participate in an annual four- Yale undergraduate and graduate in a variety of programming that day college trip. Because of their students. Students get to learn about complements the instruction students participation in the EVOLUTIONS things that they normally would not receive during the school day. program, a number of students go have access to, empowering them to on to hold internships as science find what they love to learn, discover Programs like the Marshall- interpreters at the Peabody Museum new career opportunities, and Brennan Constitutional Literacy or conduct research in laboratory become tomorrow’s leaders. Project collaborate with teachers to internships. implement enrichment programming for students during the school day. Through the Marshall-Brennan program, Yale Law School students Being a part of the EVOLUTIONS after-school program has lead constitutional-law workshops enabled me to do a ton of things that you normally wouldn’t do with students from New Haven in a regular high school setting. With this program they really Academy and Cooperative Arts and help you find out who you are as person and what you are Humanities High School. At the end of really capable of doing. And that’s something I believe everyone the program, students participate in a national moot-court competition. should experience before they head into a world that is bigger than what they imagine it to be. The EVOLUTIONS program at the Peabody Museum offers an after- —High school junior in the Peabody EVOLUTIONS Program

23 jones-zimmerman academic mentoring program (j-zamp) J-ZAMP, a program operated through Dwight Hall at Yale, connects Yale undergraduates to middle school students in a long-term relationship. As first-year college students, Yale students are selected to devote their sophomore, junior, and senior years to working with students beginning in grade 6 and ending with middle school graduation. jzamp.org

marshall-brennan constitutional literacy project The Marshall-Brennan Constitutional Literacy Project is a collaborative teaching program that sends law students into local public high schools to teach constitutional law. Participants in this student-run organization also have the opportunity to coach students in a national moot-court competition, the first round of which is run by the Yale chapter in New Haven. academic yale university Basketball game in Payne Whitney Gym. law.yale.edu college courses yalebulldogs.com/information/community Qualified New Haven, West Haven, and Amity high school juniors and seniors who have dwight hall at yale, center new haven reach been selected by their schools, can enroll in for public service and social New Haven REACH is a Yale undergraduate Yale academic courses. Participating students justice organization that was founded by graduates receive a full scholarship to cover tuition costs. Dwight Hall is an umbrella community-service of Wilbur Cross High School. This student-run This program provides an opportunity for high organization featuring more than 90 student- organization seeks to provide the information school students to experience a collegiate managed groups that engage Yale University and support necessary for New Haven youth to academic setting and earn credits which may students in contributing more than 150,000 access the higher education best suited to their then be transferred to the college of their hours of direct service each year, in tutoring, dreams, potential, and ambitions. New Haven choice following high school graduation. mentoring, youth development, and advocacy. REACH offers personalized mentoring services big brothers/big sisters dwighthall.org to help students with college applications and The Big Brothers/Big Sisters mentoring beyond! program establishes relationships between evolutions dwighthall.org/new-haven-reach Yale student-athletes and youth in the New The Yale Peabody EVOLUTIONS Program Haven community. Pairs meet on a weekly (EVOking Learning & Understanding Through new haven reads basis for homework help, games, and field Investigations Of the Natural Sciences) New Haven Reads distributes more than trips. Planned gatherings at Yale athletic events engages high school students in informal 100,000 free books to individuals, families, offer additional opportunities for mentors and learning and work opportunities throughout teachers, and organizations each year, in students to come together. all four years of high school. Students spend addition to providing free weekly tutoring yalebulldogs.com/information/community at least one day per week after school and SAT preparation classes for more than learning about science, preparing for college, 500 students from the New Haven area. The bridges developing job skills, and making new organization is run out of a Yale-donated space More than 60 languages are spoken in the city friends. Participants spend hundreds of hours adjacent to campus. Additionally, Yale sponsors of New Haven alone. Bridges provides free each year as exhibit developers, museum 20 undergraduate tutors every year to ensure small-group or one-on one English tutoring to interpreters, research interns, and students. that every student can receive at least one immigrants and visiting internationals in the Through weekly classes, monthly events, hour of one-on-one instruction each week with New Haven community. Classes taught by Yale and field trips, EVOLUTIONS is designed a dedicated tutor. undergraduates are held Saturday mornings at to increase science literacy, provide college newhavenreads.org the Asian American Cultural Center at Yale. preparation, develop career awareness, campuspress.yale.edu/bridges and promote transferable skill development. new haven science fair The annual New Haven Science Fair offers bulldog buddies Each year, EVOLUTIONS students produce mentoring for students and professional This mentor program matches Yale student- an exhibition that is installed in the museum development for teachers on investigative athletes with middle school students. Mentors and work as science interpreters through the hands-on science-fair projects that promote work with students weekly to play games, help SciCORPS youth employment program. A scientific skills and research communication. with homework, and read books. In February, select group of EVOLUTIONS students are This year, more than 8,000 New Haven as one of many special events, students and also offered paid internships in Yale science students and 43 schools participated, utilizing mentors are invited to attend a Yale Men’s 24 laboratories. more than 160 volunteers for mentoring and evolutions.peabody.yale.edu judging. Yale community members make up also hosts Sprout!, a similar program that gives view of community development and remain over 80% of the judges and mentors in the students the opportunity to delve deeper into active in community building in New Haven program. one topic, meeting three to four times for a and in other cities. To date, more than 800 nhsciencefair.org series of workshops. Yale University undergraduate, graduate, and yale.learningu.org professional-school students have contributed new haven urban debate league more than 346,000 hours of community service The New Haven Urban Debate League (UDL) squash haven to local organizations serving New Haven promotes debate and public-speaking skills Squash Haven provides individually directed residents. in New Haven public schools. Coaches work academic enrichment, squash instruction, yale.edu/ppsf weekly with teams in 18 New Haven public and high school and college placement to 95 New Haven public school students in fifth middle and high schools, focusing on a different yale university on itunes u topic each month. Students learn the rules of grade through high school. Through intensive Yale University has a wide array of parliamentary debate and compete in regular tuition-free academic and squash sessions podcasts available from faculty, alumni, and district-wide tournaments held on the Yale at Yale University, Squash Haven supports distinguished visitors. Apple’s iTunes distributes campus. team members to achieve school success, the university’s podcasts, all free of charge. ynhudl.com physical fitness, athletic excellence, and You can download episodes one at a time access to compelling summer and academic or you can subscribe to the entire series. open yale courses opportunities. Topics include arts and humanities, science Open Yale Courses provides free and open squashhaven.org and engineering, health and medicine, the access to a selection of introductory courses environment, as well as other areas of interest. taught by distinguished teachers and scholars urban improvement corps broadcast.yale.edu/yale-itunes at Yale University. The aim of the project is to Established in 1968, the Urban Improvement Corps provides one-on-one mentoring and expand access to educational materials for all yale youtube channel who wish to learn. tutoring to students in the New Haven area. The Yale University YouTube channel supplies oyc.yale.edu Tutoring occurs after school weekly at the Afro- a variety of videos to the viewing public. American Cultural Center at Yale. The program Covering anything from speeches and course pals also provides supplemental classes on the lectures to videos made about happenings on PALS is a tutoring and mentoring group that weekends for students interested in creative campus, the Yale YouTube channel is a free allows Yale students to develop one-on-one writing, SAT/ACT practice, computer science, way to experience all that Yale has to offer from relationships with children from the New Haven and music composition. your home computer. area. At PALS, mentors make learning fun facebook.com/yaleuic youtube.com/yale through educational games and interactive activities that develop the children’s content yale reading corps knowledge and skills. Tutors and children meet Through the Yale Reading Corps, Yale on Saturdays throughout the year. undergraduate and graduate students serve as teaching assistants in classrooms refugee and immigrant student at Wexler-Grant School. Fully integrated education into the educational environment, the Yale Refugee and Immigrant Student Education students serve for several hours a week (RISE) is a Yale organization that seeks to by supporting class activities, working with connect and engage with New Haven’s refugee individual students or small groups. In and immigrant communities. Tutors work with addition, the program supports the school’s refugee and immigrant students in schools and literacy efforts by sponsoring book fair events, homes each week to foster community and which allow students to expand their home civic engagement. RISE also hosts fun monthly libraries. Through Yale Reading Corps, Yale community events, including an East Rock picnic, spoken word poetry events, and an undergraduate and graduate students also annual multicultural festival, to foster inclusion serve as reading tutors and mentors at New and cultural awareness. Haven Reads, which also provides one-on- studentsofsalaam.org/team one after-school tutoring, educational family support, and a community book bank. splash at yale newhavenreads.org Splash at Yale is a biannual event that brings local middle and high school students yale university president’s to Yale University for one day of unlimited public service fellowship learning. Students take classes taught by Yale Established in 1994, the fellowship provides undergraduate and graduate students in a full funding for up to 30 Yale students each variety of both conventional and unconventional summer to work full-time with public sector and subjects. Students get to learn about things nonprofit organizations throughout New Haven. that they normally would not have access to, empowering them to find what they love to The President’s Public Service Fellowship has learn, discover new career opportunities, and created a legacy of current Yale students and become tomorrow’s leaders. Splash at Yale recent graduates who have a sophisticated 25

Athletics and Health Programs

Supporting students to make healthy Yale Athletics welcomes local b y t h e n u m b e r s choices goes hand in hand with students to its facilities for a variety Squash Haven helping them realize their fullest of programming during the school academic potential. Programs like year and summer months. At four

Squash Haven encourage students annual Youth Day events, students 100 Middle and high school students to lead active and healthy lifestyles, are invited to participate in free sports while also working to put students clinics and gain free admission to a on track to achieve their fullest varsity event. Students can learn a 750 academic potential. In Squash Haven, new skill by taking swim lessons led Total community-service hours 100 local middle and high school by members of Yale’s Varsity Swim completed by team members students participate in more than Team at Payne Whitney Gym or 400 hours of programming over the learning to row during the summer course of a year, in a curriculum that months. 89% includes intense squash instruction, Overall team grade average in core At Yale’s Gilder Boathouse on the differentiated individual tutoring, group subjects Housatonic River, Yale student- academic enrichment, and community athletes and coaches teach younger service projects. students the sport of rowing through $1.8 Integrated into the school day, the Yale Community Rowing Million dollars in financial aid undergraduate students in the program. The program now attracts awards to team members and Community Health Educators (CHE) more than 800 students to Yale’s program alumni program teach alongside classroom facilities for one-week sessions teachers in 24 New Haven public ranging from the basic “Learn to schools each academic year. CHE Row” program to more advanced works with school administrators, programs for older students, all teachers, and students to develop offered free of charge. and teach discussion-based workshops on healthy relationships, nutrition, and mental health.

27 anatomy teaching program a health-related research project and oral students are selected annually on the basis Yale medical students and faculty teach an presentation. of their motivation and commitment and are anatomy class to Hill Regional Career High medicine.yale.edu/dice/diversity/pipeline/hprep. expected to actively participate in the program School students. Juniors and seniors enrolled aspx through the end of college. in anatomy and physiology courses visit the squashhaven.org Yale Medical School twice per month to access healthy neighbors program the lab facilities. Lab activities range from Healthy Neighbors is a community partnership yale athletics youth days observing a cadaver dissection to using slides between the Yale health professions schools The Yale Athletics Department hosts four and microscopes in the histology laboratories. and the Church Street South housing annual Youth Day events: Fall Youth Day at development focused on teaching health the Yale Bowl, Winter Youth Day, Yale Hockey bulldog buddies promotion and prevention, that is fostering Youth Day, and Spring Yale Olympic Youth Day. This mentor program matches Yale student a healthy environment, and empowering the Students engage in free sports clinics, gain free athletes with middle school students. Mentors youth at Church Street South. Volunteers admission to varsity events and earn special work with students weekly to play games, help provide daily after-school tutoring, weekly prizes for participation. Youth Days are free and with homework, and read books. In February, health education and wellness-focused open to the public and draw hundreds of New as one of many special events, students and activities, and seasonal health fairs. Haven students to Yale’s campus. mentors are invited to attend a Yale Men’s nursing.yale.edu/healthy-neighbors-program yalebulldogs.com/information/community/ Basketball game in Payne Whitney Gym. outreach_program/youth_days yalebulldogs.com/information/community new haven tennis outreach (nhto) yale community rowing community health educators NHTO is a non-profit youth development Established in 1999, the Yale Community (che) program for students in grades 3–12. The Rowing program now brings over 800 students To empower teenagers with the skills, self- program is directed towards children from between the ages of ten and seventeen to respect, and knowledge needed to make low-income families that otherwise would not Yale’s rowing facilities each summer for one- healthy decisions about their bodies and their have access to high-quality academic guidance week sessions ranging from the basic “Learn futures, Yale undergraduates teach alongside or athletic instruction. Undergraduates from to Row” to more advanced programs for upper- classroom teachers in 24 New Haven public the Yale Varsity Tennis Teams will mentor middle and high school students. Programs are schools each academic year. CHE works the program’s students year-round, providing offered free of charge. with school administrators, teachers, and consistent tennis lessons and one-on-one yalebulldogs.com/information/community/ students to develop and teach discussion- academic support. outreach_program/rowing based workshops that span the topics of yalebulldogs.com/ communication, contraception, sexually information/community transmitted infections, nutrition, drug use, relationships, and abuse. squash haven communityhealtheducators.com Squash Haven empowers New Haven youth to strive have bones, will travel for and maintain school Have Bones, Will Travel is a program offered success and physical to elementary, middle, and high schools in wellness, and to forge a path New Haven. The program aims to foster through higher education science enthusiasm and interest in the nursing to engaged citizenship. profession. Volunteers from the Yale School of Fifth through twelfth grade Nursing teach students about the marvels of team members participate human anatomy through engaging hands-on in tuition-free year-round activities while emphasizing the importance of programming that includes decisions that can affect their long-term health. differentiated individual nursing.yale.edu/have-bones-will-travel tutoring, group academic enrichment, squash health professionals instruction, community recruitment and exposure service, values-based character development, yale swim new haven program (hprep) exposure to a broad range of enrichment Every spring, volunteers from the Yale men’s HPREP is a pipeline program under the opportunities, and college preparation. and women’s varsity swim teams lead weekly auspices of the Student National Medical Consistent with the long term goal of graduation community swim lessons for New Haven Association and Latino Medical Student from institutions of higher education, college- youth. Students engage in healthy after-school Association at Yale. HPREP aims to provide aged team members continue to receive programming while learning an important safety students with the skills and necessary academic, athletic, and personal advice/ skill and building individual campus-community resources to succeed in the college application support and access to internship and summer relationships. process by providing instructional classroom employment opportunities. Squash Haven yalebulldogs.com/information/community sessions, workshops, and one-on-one relies on a small full-time staff based at Yale meetings. By the end of the program, each whose work is complemented by the volunteer student will have drafted and edited their first 28 efforts of the university’s squash teams and college essay and successfully completed academic volunteers. New middle school Summer Programs for Students

Summer learning programs are crucial At first I thought this program would be a lot like going to ensuring that our children are to school, but I soon realized there were vital differences. equipped with the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to succeed I learned about topics that I was genuinely interested in school, careers, and life. As the in, from top experts in the field, and with a group of school day becomes increasingly supportive people. It was wonderful to connect with kids stretched thin with the pressures of my age who share the same interest in science as I do. standardized testing, we have found I have learned so much, met some amazing people, and that summer programs can provide enjoyed every second of Pathways Summer Scholars. much-needed academic support and enrichment. New Haven students -Pathways Summer Scholars student are welcomed to Yale’s campus for a diverse array of academic and athletic programming during the summer to excel in school now and prepare public schools who are interested months. Students nourish musical for college. During this six-week in exploring fundamental human talents at the Morse Summer Music summer program, students learn in questions in a college setting. In small Academy, learn to play squash at small classroom settings, in classes seminars led by Yale professors, Squash Haven and take courses at designed by Yale undergraduate students gain invaluable experience Yale through the Shafer Scholars teachers to pique students’ interest in close reading, analytic writing, and program. and challenge them, through, for college-level discussion. During the example, creative writing tasks or program, students actively participate Since 1953, the Ulysses S. Grant engineering design challenges. in a long-running philosophical Program has drawn on the conversation that dates back to experience and enthusiasm of Yale Citizens-Thinkers-Writers is a two- ancient Greece and Rome and undergraduates to challenge a group week summer residential program link this conversation to their own of talented and motivated New Haven for 15 students from New Haven experiences. middle school students to acquire the academic support and skills they need

29 s p o t l i g h t o n Pathways Summer Scholars

Pathways Summer Scholars is a workshops each day on topics like selective summer day and residential “Learning about the Brain with Bugs,” program that brings 100 New Haven “The Chemistry of Energy,” and and West Haven public high school “Exploring the Physics of Light.” After students to study science on Yale’s classes each day, students attend guest campus for two weeks. Pathways lectures and scientific demonstrations. Summer Scholars prepares motivated Yale students also serve a vital role in and academically promising students the program as residential advisors, for success in college STEM majors teaching assistants, and mentors. and future careers. One student states: “This program Pathways Summer Scholars provides has taught me things my high school a tailored enrichment program for science classes have not. I was able to students, offering an intensive, have fun and make new friends. I have hands-on curriculum that emphasizes been able to connect with other kids my discovery, critical thinking, and problem age who share an interest in science.” solving. The curriculum is designed Approximately half of all Pathways and taught by Yale faculty, graduate Summer Scholars students will be the students, and local teachers. Students first in their families to go to college. participate in STEM laboratory

camp kesem at yale link this conversation to their own experiences. b y t h e n u m b e r s Camp Kesem at Yale was founded in 2013 After completing the summer program, students Pathways Summer Scholars to support children and youth in the greater become CTW Fellows and continue to meet Connecticut community whose families have with the faculty, undergraduate residential been affected by a cancer diagnosis. Run by teaching assistants, and a graduate coordinator 88% about 80 student volunteers, Camp Kesem throughout the academic year. Scholars students enroll in college welcomes 140 youth ages 6–18 per year humanities.yale.edu/citizens-thinkers-writers- following high school graduation to attend a week-long summer camp. This reflecting-civic-life camping experience has a lasting impact on youth by providing them with a peer-support music in schools morse network that understands their unique needs, summer music academy 67% The Morse Summer Music Academy provides builds confidence, and strengthens their Scholars students earn a four-year comprehensive summer music instruction for communication skills. accomplished student musicians from New college degree within six years of campkesem.org/yale high school graduation Haven public schools. The program nurtures citizens-thinkers-writers and develops creativity, musicianship, and Citizens-Thinkers-Writers is a two-week musical leadership in students who are 63% summer residential program for students from passionate about music. Parental involvement and continuing musical opportunities Scholars students obtain a college New Haven public schools who are interested in exploring fundamental human questions throughout the school year are hallmarks degree in STEM fields in a college setting. In small seminars led by of the academy. The program is open for Yale professors, students gain invaluable application to students in grades 4–12 who sing experience in close reading, analytic writing, or play piano or a woodwind, brass, string, or and college-level discussion. During the percussion instrument. program, students actively participate in a music.yale.edu/community/music-in-schools/ long-running philosophical conversation that morse-academy 30 dates back to ancient Greece and Rome and newt high school laboratory internships The Nanotechnology-Enabled Water Treatment Center (NEWT) invites Yale Pathways high school juniors to work in their laboratories for a six-week intensive summer research internship. Students work directly with graduate students and faculty on projects related to the production of clean-water technologies. pathways summer scholars program The Pathways Summer Scholars program brings 100 high school students from New Haven, West Haven, and Amity Public Schools to study science for two weeks on Yale’s campus. The goal is to prepare motivated and academically promising students for success in college and to strengthen their ability to pursue science majors and careers. Summer Scholars provides an intensive, hands-on science curriculum that emphasizes discovery, critical thinking, and problem solving. Rising seniors have the opportunity to live on campus during residential colleges for the duration of their seventeen to Yale’s rowing facilities each the program to get a feel for life at college and program and have the opportunity to participate summer for one-week sessions ranging from engage in a variety of college-prep enrichment in co-curricular, recreational, and social the basic “Learn to Row” to more advanced activities. The curriculum is designed by Yale programs with students from other high schools programs for upper-middle and high school University faculty, graduate, and professional and colleges from across the country. students. Programs are offered free of charge. students, and teachers from local public yalebulldogs.com/information/community/ schools. Yale students serve a vital role as ulysses s. grant program outreach_program/rowing teaching assistants and mentors. The Ulysses S. Grant Program is a six-week pathwayssummerscholars.yale.edu academic summer program for talented yale daily news summer and motivated middle school students from journalism program play2prevent lab New Haven held on the Yale University Run by members of the Yale Daily News, the foragirl program campus. Since 1953, U.S. Grant has drawn Summer Journalism Program is a one-week Part of the Yale Center for Health & Learning on the experience and enthusiasm of Yale intensive course in journalism for high school Games at the Yale School of Medicine, undergraduates to challenge students so they students. Students participate in workshops Play2PREVENT focuses on the use of can acquire the academic preparation and skills on the fundamentals of reporting and writing, videogame play for the purposes of health they will need to enter and succeed in college promotion, risk reduction, social good, and attend lectures by guest speakers from major and excel in their current school environment. educational interventions. ForAGirl engages national publications, and create a full summer campuspress.yale.edu/usgrant female Pathways high school students in edition of the Yale Daily News by the end of the a two-week summer research training in week. The program is open to all Connecticut yale center for analytical developing effective video-game interventions high school students and is free for New Haven sciences that target areas in which girls and women are Public School students. disproportionately affected. Female Yale faculty The Young Scholars program brings together yaledailynews.com/about-us/sjp members provide guidance and mentorship. a collaborative group of eight to ten high play2prevent.org/about-us/foragirl-program school students primarily from the greater New yale summer debate program Haven area. For two weeks in the summer, Offered by the Urban Debate League, the shafer family summer school students participate in an intensive introduction weeklong Yale Summer Debate Program is scholarships for yale to biostatistics, learn the statistical modeling open to all New Haven high school students, university summer session program R, and explore aspects of public regardless of debate experience. During Shafer Scholars are New Haven high school health. Young Scholars provides an intensive, the program, students develop their skills in juniors and seniors nominated by their high hands-on science curriculum that emphasizes public speaking, constructing arguments, and school guidance counselors to enroll in a discovery through lab tours, critical thinking and five-week Yale summer session program. A problem-solving, and faculty-led programming delivering rebuttals. The program is premised scholarship from the Shafer family of New sessions. on the philosophy that students can use Haven provides full tuition for two courses, publichealth.yale.edu/ycas/training/young_ debate as a tool to critically engage with the room and board, a book allowance, and a scholars/index.aspx world around them, helping them to become stipend for each student. Students take Yale better debaters and students, and more active College courses in the company of college yale community rowing members of society. students and are able to earn college credits. Established in 1999, the Yale Community udl.sites.yale.edu/summerdebateprogram Shafer Scholars live on campus in one of Yale’s Rowing program now brings more than 31 800 students between the ages of ten and s p o t l i g h t o n Ulysses S. Grant Program

Begun in 1953, the Ulysses S. engage critically with social Grant program is a six-week movements, and write and summer academic enrichment act in plays. In Investigations program for talented and classes, students develop their motivated New Haven public problem-solving skills through and parochial middle school fun, hands-on projects in students. This summer the subjects such as psychology, U.S. Grant program served cryptography, and fractal 70 students from 19 different geometry. In the afternoon, schools, who collectively speak students participate in electives 18 different languages, including and clubs that offer them the Tagalog, Ga, Italian, Spanish, opportunity to learn in a more and Korean. Each morning, Yale relaxed environment with undergraduates teach classes students from other grades. of their own design to challenge Students go on field trips to the and excite their students. In Beardsley Zoo and Silverman Humanities classes, students Farms, as well as local class hone their reading, writing and field trips to places like the Yale critical thinking skills in classes Art Gallery and the Cushing that allow them to study and tell Center. stories, explore US music history,

yale summer science research institute The Yale Summer Science Research Institute (SSRI) connects highly qualified Yale Pathways to Science students with science-research internships at Yale. During the summer, students participate in a series of workshops and activities that supplement their internship experiences and enhance their scientific research skills. Students are paired with Yale undergraduate mentors, who provide one- on-one guidance throughout the six-week internship experience. ssri.sites.yale.edu

yale university art gallery teen program Begun in 2014, the Teen Program at the gallery is open to all local high school students. Students meet weekly for sessions focused on making art and exploring the gallery’s collections. This past year, students worked in the studio on portraits and print-making, and examined special collections in the gallery’s print room. artgallery.yale.edu/education-overview/teens

32 Professional Development Opportunities for Teachers

Yale’s work with New Haven and The Teacher Leadership Program opens up a new world area students is complemented by the wide range of professional- of seeing, perceiving, and understanding. All are invited to development opportunities made participate in the dialogue and discussion. Time and again available for teachers that welcome I have been able to return to my classroom and model this them into the fold of Yale’s academic same inclusion to my students. In fact, I now start every community. Programs provide class with “Visual of the Day” where they have to respond to teachers with opportunities to engage “What do you see?” through writing, drawing, or verbalizing. in dialogue with other area educators, -Michael Bergeron, Yale University Art Gallery Teacher Leadership Program conduct research in Yale laboratories alongside Yale faculty and graduate students, and enroll in seminars led by eminent Yale professors. Teachers may leave sessions of the Teacher Leadership Program at the Yale University Art Gallery with strategies for encouraging critical thinking through looking closely at art, or complete summer-research fellowships with innovative ways for engaging students through project- based learning. Moreover, it is often informal collaborations between faculty and public-school educators that yield the most fruitful flow of new ideas and approaches to student learning.

33 s p o t l i g h t o n Yale–New Haven Teachers Institute

The Yale–New Haven Teachers Each participating teacher becomes Institute is an educational partnership an Institute Fellow and prepares designed to strengthen teaching a curriculum unit to be taught and and learning in New Haven public published, which is widely disseminated schools. Yale faculty members and and made available online. Fellows New Haven teachers work together as become members of the Yale colleagues in discussion seminars and community for one year, with library and the development of new curriculum other campus privileges, and receive a units. The seminars, which meet over stipend upon successful completion of a five-month period, are designed in the Institute. response to teacher requests and have addressed topics across the sciences and humanities.

code haven teachtech pier summer institutes yale center for british art TeachTech is Code Haven’s one-day Programs in International Educational visual literacy consortium conference for middle and high school teachers Resources (PIER) Summer Institute brings The Visual Literacy Consortium brings interested in incorporating computer science nearly thirty K-12 teachers and community together a group of educators for a bimonthly into their classrooms. Teachers learn about college educators to the Yale MacMillan Center consortium to promote the important dialogue computer-science fundamentals, how to for a three day seminar. The most recent about visual literacy and its role in school demonstrate these concepts to students in an theme, “Refugees in Recent History: Focus on curricula. The purpose of the group is to share engaging way, and basic software that they the Middle East,” explored ‘refugee’ as defined experiences, research, and resources and to can implement in their classrooms to make CS by international law. Through three days of work toward an expanded notion of literacy that more appealing to students. interactive sessions, participants developed includes making meaning from visual as well as codehavenyale.com/join-teachers an appreciation for why and how people take written texts. the difficult step to leave their homes, the britishart.yale.edu/education/k-12-and-teachers music in schools symposium The Symposium on Music in Schools is held diversity of refugees over time, and how society yale child study center’s comer once every two years at the Yale School of is dealing with this crisis. Participants left the school development program Music as part of the Music in Schools Initiative. Institute with a robust bibliography, including The Comer School Development Program This invitational “working symposium” brings visuals and other resources, for curriculum is committed to the total development of all together national leaders for three days building in their classrooms. children by creating learning environments of intense discussion on pressing issues pier.macmillan.yale.edu/educators/summer- that support children’s physical, cognitive, surrounding music education in public schools. institutes-2019 psychological, linguistic, social, and ethical The symposium also honors outstanding yale center for british art development. The Professional Consultation and music educators and teaching artists with the summer teacher institute Development program provides various levels of Yale Distinguished Music Educator Award. This program offers practicing teachers an training for New Haven teachers, administrators, music.yale.edu/community/music-in-schools/ enriched understanding of how visual art can and parents. symposium support their students’ reading, writing, and medicine.yale.edu/childstudy/ thinking. Workshops, discussions, and lectures communitypartnerships/comer/ open yale courses Open Yale Courses provides free and open by university faculty, museum curators, and yale–new haven teachers access to a selection of introductory courses educators demonstrate how “visual text” institute (ynhti) taught by distinguished teachers and scholars can be used to enhance literacy instruction. The Yale–New Haven Teachers Institute at Yale University. The aim of the project is to Institute sessions include hands-on experience is an educational partnership designed to expand access to educational materials for all with works of art and exploring ways to make strengthen teaching and learning in New who wish to learn. the museum an extension of the classroom. Haven public schools. Yale faculty members oyc.yale.edu Participants will be given the tools they need to 34 lead dynamic museum visits and to incorporate and New Haven teachers work together as visual arts into classroom instruction. colleagues in discussion seminars and the britishart.yale.edu/education/k-12-and-teachers development of new curriculum units. The seminars, which meet over a five-month period, yale university on itunes u yale youtube channel are designed in response to teacher requests Yale University has a wide array of The Yale University YouTube channel supplies and have addressed topics across the sciences podcasts available from faculty, alumni, and a variety of videos to the viewing public. and humanities. Each participating teacher distinguished visitors. Apple’s iTunes distributes Covering anything from speeches and course becomes an Institute Fellow and prepares a the university’s podcasts, all free of charge. lectures to videos made about happenings on curriculum unit to be taught and published, You can download episodes one at a time campus, the Yale YouTube channel is a free which is widely disseminated and made or you can subscribe to the entire series. way to experience all that Yale has to offer from available online. Fellows become members of Topics include arts and humanities, science your home computer. the Yale community for one year, with library and engineering, health and medicine, the youtube.com/yale and other campus privileges, and receive a environment, as well as other areas of interest. stipend upon successful completion of the broadcast.yale.edu/yale-itunes Institute. yale.edu/ynhti yale university art gallery teacher leadership program In the Teacher Leadership Program, teachers explore innovative ways to connect their own interest in art, their curricula, and the gallery’s collection. The program is free and meets the first Thursday of the month throughout the academic year. More than 500 teachers attended professional development programs at the museum that focused on inquiry-based teaching, critical thinking, and visual literacy skills. artgallery.yale.edu/education-overview/k-12- educators

35 Place-Based Resources at Yale

In addition to serving a critical role in These institutions house only a Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library supporting teaching and learning for portion of Yale’s collections that are beinecke.library.yale.edu Yale faculty and students, many of freely accessible to the public. The Collection of Musical Instruments Yale’s extensive collections are made Cushing Center, located in Yale’s collection.yale.edu accessible to the public, enriching Medical Library, honors Harvey teaching and learning in the broader Cushing, M.D., the founder of Cushing Center community. Thousands of local modern neurosurgery. On display are library.medicine.yale.edu/cushingcenter students take class visits to these dramatic black-and-white portraits of Leitner Family Observatory and Planetarium sites every year—examining paintings his patients, as well as more than 400 leitnerobservatory.yale.edu up close at the Yale University Art jars containing specimen brains and Marsh Botanical Gardens Gallery and the Yale Center for British the tumors he excised. The center marshbotanicalgarden.yale.edu Art, learning about daily life in Ancient offers weekly guided tours of its Peabody Museum of Natural History Egypt at the Yale Peabody Museum collection for the public. The Beinecke of Natural History, or observing Mars Rare Book and Manuscript Library peabody.yale.edu in the night sky at the Leitner Family is renowned for its Gutenberg Bible, Sterling Memorial Library Observatory and Planetarium. permanently housed on the library’s web.library.yale.edu/building/sterling-library mezzanine, but also curates rotating West Campus Landscape Lab These places welcome student exhibits drawn from its extensive landscapelab.yale.edu visitors during out-of-school time as collection. well, with admission to the galleries Whitney Humanities Center always free and open to the public. For outdoor lovers, Yale’s Marsh whc.yale.edu The Peabody Museum welcomes all Botanical Garden, whose extensive Yale Center for British Art visitors free of charge on Thursday plant collection supports ecological britishart.yale.edu afternoons, as well as for special teaching and research at the Yale Repertory Theatre community events like Fiesta Latina! university, hosts monthly Green Café www.yalerep.org and Summer’s Last Roar. Likewise, events. Visitors to the urban farm on Yale Sustainable Food Project Farm the Leitner planetarium hosts weekly Yale’s West Campus are welcome sustainablefood.yale.edu/the-yale-farm planetarium shows and public to come help tend the farm, harvest observing nights, where visitors are produce, or just relax. On scheduled Yale University Art Gallery encouraged to peer through the 36 volunteer days, the manager artgallery.yale.edu telescope on clear nights to observe introduces the farm and provides Yale University Visitor Center the planets or special celestial helpful seasonal growing tips. visitorcenter.yale.edu eclipses. Heritage Theater Ensemble Drama Pathways to Science 5, 11 Yale Daily News Summer Journalism Workshops 17 Pathways to Science Festival @ West Program 20, 31 Index Hill Regional Career High School Campus 11 Yale Environmental Film Festival 13, Partnership 5 Pathways to Environmental 20 A Engineering: Monitoring Yale Farm 13 Academic Yale University College J Connecticut’s Air Quality 11 Yale Latino Network Group STEM Courses 4, 8, 16, 24 J.M. Bolin Program 17 Pathways Summer Scholars Program Workshop 13 Anatomy Teaching Program 5, 8, 28 Jones-Zimmerman Academic Mentoring 11, 30, 31 Yale Model Congress 20 Arabic and Hebrew Summer Camp: Program (J-ZAMP) 24 Pathways Wright Laboratory Tour 11 Yale–New Haven Teachers Institute Making Connections through Julia Robinson Math Festival 10 Peabody Museum of Natural History (YNHTI) 34 Languages and Music 16 11, 36 Yale Physics Olympics 13 K Peabody Museum Annual Events 11 Yale Reading Corps 5, 25 Knowledge I$ Power: New Haven Girls’ B Peabody Museum Guided Tours for Yale Social Robotics Lab Open House Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Financial Literacy Day 17 K-12 School Groups 11 13 Library 16, 36 Play2PREVENT Lab ForAGirl Program Yale School of Drama Dwight/ Big Brothers/Big Sisters 24 L 11, 31 Edgewood Project 20 Brain Bee 8 Leitner Family Observatory & PIER Summer Institutes 18, 34 Yale School of Drama Will Power! 20 Bridges 24 Planetarium 10, 36 Yale Science Diplomats 13 Bulldog Buddies 24, 28 R Yale Social Robotics Open House 13 M Resonance 11 Marsh Botanical Garden 10 Yale Summer Debate Program 20, 31 C Refugee and Immigrant Student Camp Kesem at Yale 30 Marshall-Brennan Constitutional Yale Summer Science Research Education (RISE) 25 Cancer Research Opportunities for Literacy Project 17 Institute 13, 32 Youth (CROY) 8 MATHCOUNTS 10 Yale Swim New Haven 28 S Yale University Art Gallery 20 Celentano Biotech, Health and Medical, MOSAIC: Minds on Society, Arts, Ideas Sci.CORPS 12 Yale University Art Gallery Family Magnet School & Bishop Woods and Culture 17 Science Haven 12 Programs 21 Architecture and Design Magnet Music in Schools 16, 17 Science in the News 12 Yale University Art Gallery Guided School Partnerships 4 Music in Schools All-City Honors Science on Saturdays 12 Tours for K-12 School Groups 21 Citizens-Thinkers-Writers 16, 30 Ensembles 17 Shafer Family Summer School Yale University Art Gallery Museum CodeBoola 8 Music in Schools Music Festivals 17 Scholarships for Yale University Club 21 Code Haven 8 Music in Schools Morse Summer Music Summer Session 31 Yale University Art Gallery Sidewalk Code Haven TeachTech 8, 34 Academy 17, 30 SheCode 12 Studio 21 Community Health Educators (CHE) Music in Schools Symposium 18, 34 Splash at Yale 12, 18, 25 Yale University Art Gallery Teacher 28 Music in Schools Young Artists Solo Squash Haven 25, 27, 28 Leadership Program 21, 35 Cooperative Arts and Humanities High Showcase 18 STEM Mentors 12 Yale University Art Gallery Teen School Partnership 4 Synapse 12 CT SEED: Connecticut Students N Program 21, 32 Exploring Engineering Day 9 NACLO at Yale 18 T Yale University on iTunes U 25, 35 Yale University Library Digital Cushing Center at the Yale School of New Haven Promise 3, 5 TEETH Spoken Word Poetry Humanities Lab 21 Medicine 9, 36 New Haven REACH 24 Showcase 19 Yale University President’s Public New Haven Reads 24 The Green Café 10 Service Fellowship 25 D New Haven Science Fair 10, 24 The Wonderful World of Chemistry: A Yale West Campus Landscape Lab Demos 9 New Haven Tennis Outreach (NHTO) Magic Show 13 Design for America 9 28 13, 36 Dining with the Dramat 17 New Haven Urban Debate League U Yale YouTube Channel 25, 35 Dwight Hall at Yale, Center for Public 18, 25 Ulysses S. Grant Program 13, 19, 31 Service and Social Justice 4, 24 New Voices in Theater (NVIT) 18, 20 Urban Improvement Corps 25 Dwight Hall Public School Internship NEWT Café 10 Urban Resources Initiative (URI) 13 Program 5 NEWT High School Laboratory For more information about Internship 10, 31 W Yale community educational E Windham Campbell Literary Festival programming please visit East Rock Record Journalism Program O 19 17 Open Labs and Science Café 10 World Culture and Language After onhsa.yale.edu or contact: Engineering Explo 9 Open Yale Courses 25, 34 School Students (World CLASS) EVOLUTIONS 8, 9, 24 19 Claudia Merson P WYBCx Yale Radio Internship 19 Director of Public School Partnerships F PALS 25 [email protected] First Robotics 5, 9 Pathways Brain Education Day 10 Y Flipped Science Fair 9 Pathways Building a Battery with Yale Athletics Youth Days 28 Maria Parente Forestry & Environmental Studies Nanomaterials @ the Yale Energy Yale Center for Analytical Sciences Coordinator for Community Programs in Research Day 9 Sciences Institute 10 Young Scholars Program 13, 31 Science Funbotics 9 Pathways Discover Chemistry Day 10 Yale Center for British Art 19, 36 [email protected] Pathways Engineering Days 10 Yale Center for British Art Exploring Pathways Environmental Café 10 G Artism Program 19 Sarah Wessler Girls’ Science Investigations 9, 12 Pathways Exploring the Intersection of Yale Center for British Art Family Coordinator for Community Programs in Arts Graduate Student Women Engineers 9 Physics, Engineering, & Biology 11 Programs 19 and Humanities Green Careers, Women Leaders 9 Pathways Genetics Day 11 Yale Center for British Art Guided Tours [email protected] Pathways Health Careers Day: A Day in for K–12 School Groups 19 H the Life 11 Yale Center for British Art Summer Karen King Have Bones, Will Travel 9, 28 Pathways Ophthalmology Day 11 Teacher Institute 19, 34 Director of Yale President’s Public Service Health Professionals Recruitment and Pathways Play Cafés 11 Yale Center for British Art Visual Exposure Program (HPREP) 10, Pathways Reproductive Physiology Literacy Consortium 19, 34 Fellowship 28 Day 11 Yale Child Study Center’s Comer Community Affairs Associate Healthy Neighbors Program 28 Pathways to Arts & Humanities 5, 18 School Development Program 34 [email protected] Hear Your Song 17 Pathways to Arts & Humanities Yale Children’s Theater 19 Hemispheres 17 Manuscripts and Archives Day 18 Yale Community Rowing 28, 31 Yale