Campus Kids offers students ages 715 camps in Minisink NY and New Jersey. Holiday programs focus on topics such as astrophysics, human body, and wildlife. Students. Take a look at this extensive list of free programs available to NYC students this summer. Inside. Schools. NEW for summer 2. National Grid, the Center for K 1. STEM Education is pleased to announce the launch of Innovation, Entrepreneurship and the Science of Smart Cities ie. Thirupugal Songs Mp3 more. Summer Academic Programs And Enrichment Camp Fair' title='Summer Academic Programs And Enrichment Camp Fair' />2017 NYC Summer Internship Program Commissioners Welcome Letter Eligibility, Application Process and Summer Housing The City of New York offers many internship. New York City offers children and teens a wide range of afterschool and summer activitiesfrom paid museum internships to free science research programs. Summer camps, day camps and classes in Dallas Fort Worth from DFWChilds Summer Camp Directory. So. SC. Applications are now open for students entering 9th 1. September 2. 01. 7. Created as a follow up experience to our Science of Smart Cities program, ie. So. SC is an opportunity that offers 5 weeks of intensive STEM instruction and mentoring on the NYU Tandon School of Engineerings Downtown Brooklyn campus in technology and engineering skills, design and prototyping, built around real world smart city applications and research. Primarily but not exclusively intended for students that previously completed Science of Smart Cities, ie. So. SC will show through hands on projects, instruction and activities how to take codingcomputer science, engineering and technology skills to another level by applying those skills to advanced smart cities ideas. Participants will work with our graduate and undergraduate student experts in increasingly sophisticated hands on programming and engineering projects. The program incorporates time devoted to concepts and processes related to entrepreneurship and design thinking. During the second half of the program, participants will form 4 person teams and apply their new skills and knowledge in engineering, technology and entrepreneurship to ideate, researchdocument, prototype and present a devicesapp that use sensors programming data collection, analysis and reporting and, wireless communication technologies and protocols, in an internet of things approach to a smart cities design challenge that creates a product that could be used by municipal agencies, the general public, businesses andor other user groups. During the design challenge phase, high school participants will work in their teams with our graduate and undergraduate student instructors. These instructors will assist with all aspects of the work, helping to resolve technical challenges, providing input and feedback, and otherwise coaching and mentoring participants through the prototyping and presentation processes. Each team will have a small budget for materials and equipment, and participants will receive public presentation training using improvisation techniques through a partnership with Irondale Theater. The program culminates for each team in a public presentation at which engineers, urban planners, business people and other smart cities experts hear from participants about their idea, prototype, and how it is intended to be applied to solve a real world problem or challenge. Free summer programs for pre teens and teens. The Center for Leadership and College Preparation, affiliated with Bank Street College of Education, offers educational opportunities both to high achieving students and to struggling students. The program serves kids in 5th 1. Students are admitted in the 5th, 7th and 9th grades. College Now is designed to prepare New York Citys public high school students for college. In most cases, a public high school teams up with one or more of the 1. City University of New York CUNY colleges. The program offers eligible students a number of ways to improve their high school performance and get a head start on college. College Now offers academic courses, campus based tours and cultural events, and scholarships. The Double Discovery Center at Columbia University houses two educational programs serving low income and first generation college bound students Talent Search is a career and college counseling program for students in 7th to 1. Upward Bound is an intensive, year round college preparatory program for high school students who have been underperforming. New applicants to Upward Bound must be in 9th or 1. Harlem Education Activities Fund HEAF offers intensive academic enrichment courses, test preparation, and social and personal development activities for students after school, on Saturdays and during the summer. The goal is to assist college bound students from educationally andor economically disadvantaged communities in developing intellectual and life skills. Programs are specific to middle and high school students. Monroe College Jumpstart allows high school juniors and seniors to earn three college credits for free. In a 1. 5 week course, the students study with professors in a college setting and earn credits. Courses are offered in accounting, business, criminal justice, culinary arts, allied health professions, hotel and restaurant management, marketing, web design and information technology. Students who complete the program are eligible for freshman scholarships if they choose to matriculate to Monroe for college, and the credits are transferable for students who go elsewhere. The Posse Foundation identifies, recruits and trains student leaders from public high schools to form multicultural teams called posses. These teams are then prepared, through an eight month pre collegiate training program, for enrollment at top tier universities and colleges nationwide. The Posse Foundation has placed 1,8. Summer on the Hill at Horace Mann is an enrichment program for academically talented public school students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds. Students start in the 2nd grade and continue until placed in high school, participating in Saturday morning classes during the school year and a six week summer session. They study language arts, math and science, and learn study skills. Summer programs include fine arts, recreation and an overnight trip to the John Dorr Nature Laboratory in Connecticut. Summer on the Hill continues to offer support through 1. The TEAK Fellowship supports students seeking to gain admissions to top high schools and colleges. Students who are citizens or permanent residents, have proof of financial need and have scored above 9. October of their 6th grade year. The program runs from the summer after 6th grade until college placement. Only 3. 0 students are accepted each year. Career development. Cooper Union Research Internship allows high school sophomores and juniors to work in teams on applied research projects guided by Cooper Union undergraduate teaching assistants and mentored by faculty. The program covers civil, chemical, electrical, mechanical, biomedical and environmental engineering and mathematics, chemistry, physics and astronomy. There are lectures, discussions and a series of workshops on oral presentations, technical writing, career choices and college admissions. Each group presents its work to an invited audience. Sophomores may also elect to participate in a second internship at the end of their junior year. The Development School for Youth introduces students to the worlds of finance, culture, communications and other leading industries through a series of 1. New York Citys leading corporations and law firms. Students, who must be at least 1. All students who graduate from the program are placed in paid summer internships provided by sponsoring companies. Health Professions Recruitment and Exposure Program HPREP at Weill Cornell Medical College exposes high school sophomores and juniors to science related activities. HPREP also teaches students about specific career fields and the steps needed to become a physician or other health care provider. The 1. 0 week program for 1. Participants are also required to submit a short research paper on a preapproved subject at the conclusion of the program. Math and Science for Minority Students MS2 is a summer program in Andover, Mass., at the Phillips Academy preparatory school. Open to black, Latino and Native American students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, the MS2 program spans three consecutive summers. Students apply in 9th grade and begin the program the following summer. The program helps put students on track for possible careers in engineering, science, medicine, computer technology and other technical fields. Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow, a nonprofit group based in Brooklyn, offers an employment training and GED preparation program as well as a paid internship program for young people ages 1. The Youth Employment Training Program provides courses in English, math, computer training and GED preparation. The Opportunity Knocks program provides five weeks of business skills training before matching participants with an 1. Students must be 1. Serial Number Hand 9 Serial Number more. June of the year they take part. NASA PREP, a six week program held at Capitol College in Maryland, is designed to strengthen the academic, study and interpersonal skills of minority students interested in careers in computer science or astronautical, computer, electrical or software engineering. The program includes field trips to the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and cultural trips to Baltimore and Washington, D. C. Admission is limited to eight high school juniors and seniors, with preference to graduating seniors. Applicants must be U. S. citizens, have completed two years of algebra, one year of trigonometry and three years of a laboratory science, have a cumulative GPA of 2. SAT. Students who complete the program may qualify for a scholarship to Capitol College. Science and Technology Entry Program STEP is a Saturday Discovery program that helps 9th to 1. Students explore math, science and technology careers visit college campuses and prepare and present reports of scientific explorations. Many colleges and universities throughout the city and state host a STEP program, often with their own particular area of focus, and students apply separately to each program. STEP is funded by the New York State Department of Education, and parents are expected to attend at least four meetings during the year and are welcome to attend trips. The program begins in October and ends in May. Sponsors for Educational Opportunity SEO works with motivated youth to help them develop throughout high school, college and their careers. The organization provides services through three major programs the Career Program, the Scholars Program, and Alumni and Philanthropy Programs.