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WHS Student Services Department provides this comprehensive list of resources for parents and students to pl activities require on-line registration and deadlines vary each year). Some applications may be available in St through high school stude

Name
Raleigh Summer Youth Employment Program

North Carolina A&T State University Summer Outreach Summer Programs for Diversity University College Summer Academic and Sports Program Engineering Summer Program

Carolina Visions Health Careers Summer Camp General Hugh Shelton Leadership Challenge Summer on the Edge Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center Student Internship Program Professional Accounting Career Exploration (PACE) Academic Enrichment Opportunities @ North Carolina State University Design Camp NC State University

SUMMER SCIENCE PROGRAM NCSU Duke Youth Programs WRITE

North Carolina Central UniversitySchool of Business: Summer Youth Business and Entrepreneurship Academy

NCCU Business and Entrepreneurship Academy Teen Summer Enrichment Program/ Raleigh Parks & Recreation Financial Futures Youth Summer Institute

Cary Academy - Summer Quest

SAT PREP NC

Summer Enrichment Opportunit

ices Department provides this comprehensive list of resources for parents and students to plan summer activities. This list e on-line registration and deadlines vary each year). Some applications may be available in Student Services. Feel free to co through high school students at www.wcpss.net/school_

Description
Youth perform public service while earning money and acquiring valuable job experience. The program seeks to develop good work habits and to stress both education and job experience. Go to http://www.raleighnc.gov/neighbors and click on "Raleigh Summer Youth Employment" for more information. http://www.ncat.edu/ Search for summer programs and outreach

Programs in art, architecture, math, science and more. Go to www.cmu.edu/enrollment/ and click on summer programs for diversity for more details (computer science, algebra, accelerated studies, health careers opportunities, SAT prep, cheerleading, summer media project) For more details, go to www.nccu.edu/univcoll/ and click on summer activities Study aerospace engineering, robotics, chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer science, mechatronics, motor sports, nuclear technology. For more details, go to http://www.engr.ncsu.edu/ and click on summer programs One week on UNC campus to learn about health professions. Go to www.wakeahec.org for more info Applicants must be a rising 9 12th grade students with a 3.0 or higher gpa. For more info and an application, visit www.ncsu.edu/sheltonleadership Opportunity for rising juniors, seniors or recent graduates to work full-time for six weeks in a laboratory at the Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center. The program is designed to attract high school students interested in biomedical research or clinical medicine. For more details and application, go to www.cancer.duke.edu/summerontheedge

College level courses. Earn high school credit and strengthen admissions profile while enriching knowledge. Interested students must have at least 3.5 gpa. Go to www.ncsu.edu/acp for more details.

High school students in good academic standing can apply to work with NCSU faculty and graduate students on projects involving: architecture, landscape architecture, industrial design, art and design, and graphic design. Rising sophomores may not stay overnight. Go to www.design.ncsu.edu and click the link for design camp for more details and application.

The Technological Advances in Reproductive Biology summer science program is a two week summer course for rising juniors and seniors where students learn advanced topics in the field of reproductive biology. For students in grades 10-12. Duke WRITE (Writing Researching Integrating Technological Engagement) is designed to equip college-bound students with the necessary skills to meet the academic challenges of writing and reseaching on the college level. It will also introduce techniques to strengthen presentation skills.

Applications are being accepted for the North Carolina Central University Summer Youth Business and Entrepreneurship Academy presented by the Make It Happen Foundation, hosted by the NCCU School of Business. The NCCU School of Business Summer Youth Business and Entrepreneurship Academy is a nonresidential 10-day program on the NCCU campus in July. The Academy is open to 20,high achieving rising 10th and 11th grade students, with a B average or higher, from Durham, N.C., and surrounding counties. Selected students will receive business training and exposure to higher education on the campus of NCCU, along with a full scholarship to cover the cost of attendance plus materials. The two-week Academy includes: Lectures taught by host NCCU professors and local business leaders. Topics include introductory business courses in marketing, finance (financial literacy), entrepreneurship, leadership and ethics. Corporate visits to help students gain exposure to the application of business principles in the real world as they interact with local corporate executives during on-site visits. Business plan development and team competition with participants to derive a business plan for a new idea. A panel of judges from the business community will evaluate the plan and a prize will be awarded to the winning team. The NCCU School of Business Summer Youth Business and Entrepreneurship Academy provides an opportunity for participants to begin building a network and will serve as a valuable addition to students resumes, enhancing the likelihood for college admission to their school of choice. http://www.nccu.edu/academics/sc/business/summer-academy/ Non-residential 10-day program to learn about business management. For rising 10-11 graders. Teen programs of Raleigh Parks & Recreation in partnership with the Raleigh Police Department offer 3 different themed sessions. Reality Check, College Tours, & Behind the Scenes of Sports.

The UNC Kenan-Flager Business School will be hosting the Financial Futures Youth Summer Institute. The purpose of this program is to identify, nurture, and motivate minority or female high school students (current sophmores through seniors) who may have career interests in the field of business, but lack exposure to the industry.

Are you taking the ACT or SAT for the first time this fall, or do you want to improve your ACT or SAT score? Summer is the perfect time to prepare for the ACT and SAT.

Are you ready to master the SAT once and for all? Our program is designed to help you maximize your SAT scores within the constraints of real life. We have classes that fit around college visits, sports schedules, and busy family life.

richment Opportunities

er activities. This list is updated as more information arrives. Refer to the website for most recent information and deadlin rvices. Feel free to contact any counselor for more details. Also, refer to the WCPSS list of summer camp programs for elem ww.wcpss.net/school_to_career/summer_camp

Dates
JuneAugust

Location
Selected students will work 20 35 hours per week within Raleigh.

Cost?
Beginning salary: minimum wage

Various

North Carolina A&T State University

6/24 8/4 Cargenie Mellon Various dates Varies from mid-July Varies North Carolina Central University

North Carolina State University

Varies, some are no cost; programs based on eligibility No cost for tuition, housing or dining. From no cost to various amounts; Scholarships available Varies; Scholarships available $225

UNC Chapel Hill

Various NC locations: Fayetteville, Rocky $575; Limited Scholarships Mount, Raleigh, and also Ohio Available Duke University Medical Center No cost

6/16 7/25

June

North Carolina A&T State University

No cost $450 and up

Summer NC State University school session schedule 6/10 NCSU Raleigh, NC 6/16 or 7/8 7/14; non overnight 6/25 6/29

$400 - $650

6/18 6/29

NC State University

No cost

Three one Duke University week sessions of the campJune 1822, June 25-29, July 9-13 July 15 July 26, 2013 North Carolina Central University School of Business free of cost

$850

Jul 15-26, Durham, NC 2013 Varies Raleigh, NC

N/A

June 10th - UNC Chapel Hill, NC June 21st

Free

Varies

Cary, NC

$200

July August

102 Miss Georgia Ct., Cary, NC 27511

$200 for all 3 classes or $75 per class

website for most recent information and deadlines (some he WCPSS list of summer camp programs for elementary

Application Deadline
Apply in March at various locations. A NC Driver's License, NC ID, or NC Learner's permit is required. School IDs are not accepted. Various

1-Mar Registration begins 2/1

Open House - 3/22, application deadline is 4/1.

15-Apr June/July

4/4; Email summerstudent@mc.duke.edu for an application packet

No info as of 2/8 Go to www.ncsu.edu/acp for course, registration, and tuition information

5/1.interested students are encouraged to apply early

25-Apr

Space is limited to 15 campers each week.

Application Deadline: March; apply at: http://www.nccu.edu/academics/sc/business/summe r-academy/

Ask for counselor recommendation May 17 - Please note that submission of registration form does not guarantee admission into the Summer Enrichment Program. For more information: 919/3699866. May 16th - Go to http://financialfuturesfoundation.org/pdfs/2013%20F F%20Application.pdf to apply and for more information.

To register, please visit www.caryacademy.org/summer or call 919.781.8963 or email info@raleightuturoing.com Call or email to register: SATPrepNC@gmail.com 919/434-8210