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  The Following is a List of Unique Opportunities that Are Available To Students Who Are  Searching for Leadership Experiences:

 

Interested students need to visit the websites below for further information on how to register for these opportunities. There are strict deadlines and instructions you need to follow.

 

U of T Summer Mentorship Program in the Health Sciences 

This program is designed to address the underrepresentation of Black and Aboriginal students in Health Sciences and has a wonderful track record of motivating and preparing Black and Aboriginal students for university. Social Work is a partner with others in supporting this program coordinated through the Faculty of Medicine.

 

More information is available online http://www.facmed.utoronto.ca/programs/md/osa/Summer_Mentorship_Program_3917.htm

 

 

Peel Summer Academy

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Who are we?

Since 1984, Peel Summer Academy (PSA) has seen thousands of young minds flourish while experiencing social, intellectual, and personal growth. Our programs are distinguished by, and unique to, the type of students we cater to.

Our Philosophy:

We are committed to nurturing and developing the gifts of youth who are exceptional thinkers, intellectually curious, bright, creative, and demonstrate diversity in achieving excellence. It is our goal to encourage each camper to broaden their horizons, challenge their comfort levels, and think outside of the box, while embracing adventure sure to shape their character. PSA provides like-minded youth the opportunities to grow independently, engage in hands-on and interactive workshops, live away from home, experience unique parts of Canada, and build meaningful relationships to last a lifetime.

Our Programs

PSA offers 4 unique summer programs, varying in context and grade level. Program locations expand across Canada, from Newfoundland to British Columbia:

PSA is the only program of its kind in Canada, and thus, open to students across Canada and abroad. We provide intellectual stimulation, a variety of recreational and social activities, and an opportunity to live away from home, in a well-supervised context, with a wonderful group of peers who share the same intellectual gifts.

Please join us @ our ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE on Sunday, March 4th 2012 from 1 to 4pm at the University of Toronto Mississauga campus (Instructional Centre). From 1 to 2:30 we will showcase the course offerings affiliated with the 'UTM Experience'. This is a great opportunity to meet Instructors and see what courses interest you most! At 2:30, we will have a formal presentation where we will review all Peel Summer Academy program offerings. We look forward seeing you there!

Check out our newest addition to the line-up - the FAR NORTH EXPEDITION. This summer learning adventure takes secondary school students to the "polar bear capital of the world" while studying various facets of global climate change in Canada, and abroad. Check out the blog from the students this past summer.

Please visit us at our FAR NORTH INFORMATION NIGHT on Wednesday February 22nd from 7 to 8pm at Tree Tops – 190 Robert Speck Pkwy.

www.peelsummeracademy.com


 

Harvard Summer School 2012

A high school summer program at Harvard

Wondering what college is like? Experience it yourself this summer in the Harvard Secondary School Program.

Take real Harvard courses

You enroll in Harvard courses, studying alongside college and adult students at Harvard Summer School.

Explore subjects not available at your high school and earn college credit. You learn from distinguished faculty and use the largest university library system in the world. See Academics.

If you want to increase your English language skills, apply to the Secondary School English Language Program.

Who can apply

If you are a high school student interested in studying at Harvard in the summer, you should apply. Application to the Secondary School Program is open to students who will graduate in 2012, 2013, or 2014. For application and admission criteria, see Admission.

Cost

The cost is $10,370, which includes tuition for two 4-credit courses, room and board, and health insurance (if needed). See Tuition and Financial Aid for more details.

Housing and college prep

By living on campus or participating in fun activities—like sports games, a trivia bowl, and dances—you will make friends from all over the globe. You can also attend college prep workshops, a college fair, and talks by Harvard admissions staff. See Housing and Activities and College Prep.

Contact us

51 Brattle Street
Cambridge, MA 02138-3722 USA
(617) 495-3192, ssp@dcemail.harvard.edu

 

 

 

 

Katimavik

Katimavik is Canada’s leading youth volunteer service organization.  By taking part in one of our intensive volunteer service and learning programs, you will help change Canadian communities and be the difference.

As a Katimavik volunteer, you will work full-time for not-for-profit organizations that play an important role in community development and support.

Get “out-of-classroom” learning
Develop lifelong personal, professional and social competencies that will shape your development as an active citizen.

Get hands-on work experience
Explore job options, set long-term career goals and gain valuable employment skills.

Create connections
Build lifelong friendships with your housemates and meet new people along your journey.

Make an impact
Make a difference by working full-time for not-for-profit organizations that work with vulnerable and marginalized groups. Your work in poverty reduction, social services, environment, arts and culture and sports and leisure will leave a lasting impression.

For more information please visit www.gokatimavik.com

 

 Ontario Science Centre - Science School 2012/2013

 

Are you a Grade 11 student looking for a challenge?
Become a part of the Science Centre for a semester of Grade 12!

Earn SCIENCE and MATH credits.
Explore new science and technology.
Be inspired for life.

Spend an enriching semester at the Ontario Science Centre Science School
and earn Grade 12 University Preparation science and mathematics credits!

Benefit from a solid learning experience, including:

  • Unique learning environment
  • Small, informal classes
  • Experienced, enthusiastic, imaginative teachers

The Ontario Science Centre Science School presents students with an opportunity to gain University Preparation science credits during an enriched semester at the Ontario Science Centre. Students acquire a solid academic background in classes that are small and informal with experienced, enthusiastic and imaginative teachers. Science School labs are housed in the heart of the Science Centre.

http://www.ontariosciencecentre.ca/oscschool/default.asp

 

Waterloo Unlimited

An enrichment program from the University of Waterloo

Grade 11 Program, March 2012

Design Theme

March 12th - 16th , 2012

(5 day program; dates may coincide with some school boards' March Break)

(Out-of-town Arrivals: Sunday Evening)

 

Application deadline: postmarked by December 16th , 2011

From engineering and the environment to science fiction and virtual reality, students will spend a week exploring the theme of Design with a community of like-minded peers.

Sample Design Schedule (PDF)*

*note: program components, including lectures and activities, vary from year-to-year

Cost: Program Fee: $450*

         Supervised Overnight Shared Hotel Accommodation: $300*

Fees are determined on a cost recovery basis, covering meals, program supplies and administrative costs. All salaries of staff and faculty are provided separately by the University of Waterloo.

Limited bursary support is available for students in financial need.

Please visit the following website for more details.

http://www.unlimited.uwaterloo.ca/programs/