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UPenn Summer: Experimental Physics Academyhttp://www.sas.upenn.edu/summer/programs/highschool/academiesWho: Grades 9-11When: July 1 -28Where: Philadelphia, PA (Univ. of Pennsylvania)What:UPenn’s Experimental Physics Academy is a four-week program thatcombines in-depth lectures and discussions on mechanics, electromagnetism, quantum dynamics, and astrophysics with hands-on experiments to measure the speed of light. Field trips explore everydayapplications of physics and astronomy.Cost: $7,599 (resident) or $6,599 (commuter)(*Costs do not include meals, books or app fee)Fin. Aid: YesApply by: May 1NJIT Women in Engineering & Technology Initiatives (FEMME)http://www.njit.edu/precollege/studentprograms/summer_programs_FEMME.phpWho: Grades 4-8When: Jul 9 to Aug 9 (9:00am to 3:30pm)Where: Newark, NJ (NJ Institute of Technology)What:NJIT’s FEMME program is a 5-week program designed to providegirls with opportunities to enhance their STEM academicachievement. FEMME encourages girls to choose careers inscientific and technological fields where women are traditionallyunderrepresented. Themes include Environmental (grade 4),Aeronautical (5th), Mechanical (6th), Chemical (7th) andBiomedical (8th).Cost: $1100 (covers tuition and academic materials)$60 application feeFin. Aid: NoApply by: Mar 26NJIT Medical Robotics (MEDIBOTICS)http://www.njit.edu/precollege/studentprograms/summer_programs_medibotics.phpWho: Grade 8When: Jul 9 to Aug 9 (9:00am to 3:30pm)Where: Newark, NJ (NJ Institute of Technology)What:The Medibotics program is a 5-week program designed to providestudents with an introduction to Medical Robotics. Throughclassroom discussions, hands-on laboratory experimentation,computer activities, and field trips, students learn to applyrobotics and technology concepts to medical problems throughthe programming and design of robots using LEGO® NXT.Cost: $1100 (covers tuition and academic materials)$60 application feeFin. Aid: NoApply by: Mar 26NJIT Fundamentals of Physical Sciences (FPS) Programhttp://www.njit.edu/precollege/studentprograms/summer_programs_College_Pre.phpWho: Grade 9-11When: Jul 9 to Aug 9 (9:00am to 3:30pm)Where: Newark, NJ (NJ Institute of Technology)What:The Fundamentals of Physical Sciences (FPS) Program, is a five-weekprogram designed to prepare students for college-level work whilethey are still in high school. The Fundamentals of Physical SciencesProgram is divided into two main Academic Thematic groups:Chemistry and Physics.Cost: $1100 (covers tuition and academic materials)$60 application feeFin. Aid: NoApply by: Mar 26OPPORTUNITIES24 25FOR LEAP STUDENTS
Stevens Institute of Technology Engineering andScience Exploration (ECOES)http://www.stevens.edu/sit/admissions/highschool/ecoes.cfmWho: Grade 10-11When: Session One: Jun 17-29Session Two: Jul 8-20Session Three: Jul 22 to Aug 3Where: Hoboken, NJ (Stevens Institute of Technology)What:Cost:Fin. Aid:Apply by:Stevens Institute of Technology’s ECOES program offers students anopportunity to design engineering projects and work in laboratorysettings. Students will work with members of Stevens’ worldrenownedfaculty to explore a number of different areas, including:Chemical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, ElectricalEngineering, Physics, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering,Robotics, Music and Technology and more!$2,200 (covers tuition, housing, dining and excursion expenses)NoApr 1 (*Priority deadline)Stevens Institute of Technology Multimedia Production Intensivehttp://www.stevens.edu/sit/admissions/highschool/stevens-multimedia-production-intensive.cfmStevens Institute of Technology Business Summer Intensivehttp://www.stevens.edu/sit/admissions/highschool/stevens-multimedia-production-intensive.cfmWho: Grade 8-11When: Session One: Jul 8-15Session Two: Jul 22-29Where: Hoboken, NJ (Stevens Institute of Technology)What:Cost:Fin. Aid:Apply by:Stevens Institute of Technology’s Multimedia Production program isa weeklong residential program that will provide a solid foundationand footing for students interested in business as a possible major incollege. Students will be exposed to marketing, finance (includingQuantitative Finance), management and business law.$1,300 (covers tuition, housing, dining and excursion expenses)NoApr 1 (*Priority deadline)MIT: Minority Introduction to Engineering and Science (MITES)http://web.mit.edu/mitesWho: Current Grade 11When: Jun 15 to Jul 27Where: Cambridge, MA (MIT campus)Who: Grade 8-11When: Jul 8-20Where: Hoboken, NJ (Stevens Institute of Technology)What:Cost:Fin. Aid:Apply by:Stevens Institute of Technology’s Multimedia Production program is a2-week residential program for students interested in visualand audio arts. Students will learn the ins and outs of audioengineering and videography and will work together andindependently to create a soundtrack and produce a video.$2,200 (covers tuition, housing, dining and excursion expenses)NoApr 1 (*Priority deadline)What:The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) offers minoritystudents interested in studying science, technology and math theopportunity to study at the nation’s leading technology university.Students live at MIT for six weeks and study calculus, physics,humanities, biology, chemistry, biochemistry and electives andcomplete the program with strong credentials to apply to MIT andother engineering and science universities.Cost: FREE (*student is responsible for transportation to/from MIT)Fin. Aid: N/AApply by: Feb 3OPPORTUNITIES26 27FOR LEAP STUDENTS
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