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HALF HOLLOW HILLS HIGH SCHOOL WEST Summer Bulletin 2020 Summer is a wonderful opportunity for you to participate in many interesting, exciting and enjoyable educational programs. You can use this time to develop both intellectually and socially, while relaxing and having fun. Explore the possibility of college life by studying at either national or international universities. Whatever you choose to do this summer, use your time wisely. Learn! Grow! Get Involved! Please read the bulletin carefully and stop by the Career Counseling Center for additional information. Please note that programs are listed alphabetically, therefore deadlines will vary. In addition to the programs listed below, take a look at the following websites for more opportunities: hp://www.studenteducaonprograms.com/ h ps://www.teenlife.com/ hp://www.theroadlesstraveled.com/ h ps://ruscpathways.com/ hp://www.discoveryinternships.com/ h p://www.summerdiscovery.com/ Last Updated: December 13, 2019 Instuon Program Contact Informaon Descripon American Civil Advocacy Institute https://www.aclu.org/issues/aclu-sum The ACLU Summer Advocacy Program brings Liberties Union (ACLU) mer-institute together high school students from across the Washington, D.C. United States to participate in a irsthand [email protected] learning experience for the next generation of (703) 706-3555 social justice advocates. Adelphi University Pre-College program hp://precollege.adelphi.edu/ Through this college-level program, high Garden City, New York school students will explore an academic area [email protected] of interest in a challenging and supportive (516) 877 – 3410 University-based learning community. The Pre-College Program offers a variety of different course topics from which students can choose and all Pre-College classes are taught by Adelphi’s nationally recognized faculty. Looking to earn college credit? Our for-credit class options provide students with the opportunity to earn 3 transferable college credits which can be applied toward future degrees. We also offer non-credit program options for those students who wish to gain a unique college experience. The University of Early College hp://uaearlycollege.ua.edu/ If you're in high school, you don't have to wait Alabama to get your college career started. Through Tuscaloosa, Alabama [email protected] The University of Alabama Early College (877) 823 – 8759 program you can take college courses online or on campus while still in high school, earning up to 30 credit hours. Thousands of high school students have gotten a big jump on college through UA Early College. Alfred University Summer Program https://www.alfred.edu/about/comm Alfred University offers several academic and Alfred, New York unity/summer-programs/ sports related residential learning programs for elementary and high school students dunganbg@ alfred.edu interested in everything from astronomy and (607) 871 – 2612 drone lying to swimming and Western Equestrian horseback riding. Residential camps provide hands-on, intensive learning Last Updated: December 13, 2019 for students in a safe, supportive and fun atmosphere. AMDA AMDA High School Summer hps://www.amda.edu/high-school-sum At AMDA Hollywood or AMDA New York, your New York, New York Conservatory mer-program days will be illed with dynamic performing Los Angeles, California arts classes and your nights spent in [email protected] rehearsals. Finally, your new skills and hard (323) 603 – 5932 work will culminate in a Final Performance production in front of friends, family and the AMDA community. SNAPSHOT OF YOUR DAY Each session offers specialized courses, rehearsals, and performances. Students also have the opportunity to experience the vibrance of New York City or Hollywood by going on exciting ield trips, attending professional shows, and enjoying social events with your fellow performers, all while getting a preview of college life at AMDA. FINAL PERFORMANCES At the conclusion of the program, all students perform in a Final Performance production, which is ilmed by a professional camera crew. All families receive a digital copy of student performances, free of charge. American Collegiate Pre-College programs (USA, hp://www.acasummer.com/ ACA provides a pre-college program exposing Adventures (ACA) Abroad) students to academics during the week and Various Locations [email protected] USA/abroad adventures on the weekend. (800) 509 – 7867 Program options include: Pre-College USA, Pre-College Abroad, College Admission Prep, Photography, Fashion & Fine Arts, Business, Community Service, Culinary Arts, ESL, and Teen Tour. The American Academy Summer Program, Summer hps://www.aada.edu/programs/summ Students will select from two-, four-, ive- and of Dramatic Arts Encore Program er-program/ seven-week programs with plenty of options Various Locations to bring your training further focus. The Last Updated: December 13, 2019 (800) 463 – 8990 Summer Encore Program allows trained actors who desire more from themselves and the industry. A high level of training, along with the collaboration of working actors, directions and industry professionals, combine to bring a new level of focus to your career and power to your passion. American Institute For Study Abroad hps://www.aifsabroad.com/ AIFS is recognized as a leading provider of Foreign Student study abroad programs. AIFS program fees are Various Locations [email protected] all-inclusive, making it simple for you to live (800) 727 – 2437 and study abroad while experiencing all that the world has to offer. AIFS offers a wide range of unique programs in Asia, Australia, Europe, South Africa and the Americas. American University Precollege Programs, Community https://www.american.edu/summer/h This program provides experiential learning Washington, D.C. of Scholars Program at SIS, igh-school.cfm courses in communication, international Discover the World of studies, and politics. High school students Communication, Non-Degree and [email protected] with a B or better grade point average may Visiting Student (202) 885 - 8000 enroll as a non-degree student in summer courses at the 100- or 200- level. Amigos De Las High School, Gap Year and College https://amigosinternational.org/ Amigos De Las Americas inspires and builds Americas Program young leaders through collaborative Various Locations mailto:[email protected] community development and immersion in (800)-231-7796 cross-cultural experiences. AMP Global Youth Global Scholar: International hp://ampglobalyouth.org/global-schola An international relations summer program Washington, D.C. Relations Program for High r/ that helps high school students build School Students knowledge and skills to become better [email protected] leaders. A unique curriculum is provided (202) 709 - 6172 through policy seminars, workshops, meetings and lectures. Andover Phillips Upper School Program: Visual https://www.andover.edu/summer This program encompasses demanding Academy and Performing Arts, Computer classes, recreational afternoon activities, trips Andover, Massachusetts Science, English, English as a to colleges, and social and cultural Second Language, History and (978) 749 - 4000 opportunities to students over a period of ive Social Science, Mathematics, weeks. Philosophy/Religion and Science Last Updated: December 13, 2019 The Art Institutes College Bound https://www.artinstitutes.edu/high-sch The Art Institutes offers an eleven week Various Locations ool-info experience for high school juniors and seniors to aid them in developing skills while [email protected] connecting with people who share similar (855) 784 - 1269 interests. Students will have the opportunity to start building a portfolio, while earning credits towards a degree at any Art Institute school. Babson College Summer Study hp://www.babson.edu/admission/visi This program provides students with a Babson Park, ng-students/high-school/Pages/home.as four-week, on campus opportunity. Students Massachusetts px will focus on their growth as entrepreneurs. [email protected] Classroom topics include: Design Thinking, (781) 239 - 4400 Business Ideation, Communicating Your Way, Business and Human Rights, and Reframing Failure: Your New Asset Bank of America Student Leaders Program https://about.bankofamerica.com/en- The Bank of America Charitable Foundation’s Multiple Locations us/what-guides-us/student-leaders.ht Student Leaders® Program is accepting ml#bid=bz8E1TbsNcY applications for the 2019 Student Leaders® program. Five (5) students from Long Island [email protected] will be selected to participate in this program. The program is open to current high school (631) 547-7489 juniors and seniors. Since its inception in 2005, The Bank of America Student Leaders Program has recognized more than 2,300 exemplary high school juniors and seniors who have a passion for improving their communities. Banson NYC Fashion Summer Program https://www.bansonnyc.com/ This week-long program is designed to teach New York, New York students the fundamentals of the fashion [email protected] industry by providing an insider’s perspective. (917) 328 - 1469 Baruch College Baruch Leadership Academy: hp://www.baruch.cuny.edu/academy/a This program offers an intellectually New York, New York Global Finance & Economics, bout.html stimulating and culturally enriching academic Pre-Med, Entrepreneurship, exploration to students from around the globe. Financial Engineering & Applied [email protected] Mathematics, Sophomore (646)
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