Summer Programs
2009 Summer Programs
A partial listing of UA summer programs compiled by the Office of Early Academic Outreach
Five week program designed for high performing students. Studentswill earn UA college credit and participate in a variety of supplemental activities. Participants are required to live in residence halls.
Students learn about how science and engineering apply to astronomy. Participants develop scientific skills of experimentation and data collection. Space limited to 30. First come, first served.
Summer Engineering Academy (SEA)
Students will learn to design cars using Solid Works CAD and build models with 3-D printing technologies. The program is open to high school students who will enter grades 9, 10, 11 or 12 in the fall of 2005. Students with a strong interest in pursuing a college education that includes mathematics, science and engineering are encouraged to apply.
Summer Institute for Writing & Thinking Across the Curriculum
Each summer, WSIP offers the Summer Institute for Writing and Thinking Across the Curriculum for minority and economically disadvantaged high school students. Students share their writing as a community in small and large groups. Workshops and tutorials are also offered to the students. A graduate seminar is offered to the teachers. Call 621-5849 to request an application/information brochure.