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2015
ACADEMIC
ENRICHMENT
GUIDE
Minnesota Education Equity Partnership
info@mneep.org
Minnesota Education Equity Partnership uses a race equity lens to transform
educational institutions, organizations, and leaders to ensure that students of
color and American Indian students achieve full academic and leadership success.
Minnesota Education Equity Partnership
is a collaborative effort composed of the following Partner Institutions
Brooklyn Center Schools #286
East Metro Integration District
Minnesota State Colleges and
Universities
Minneapolis Public Schools
Northwest Suburban Integration
School District
Minnesota Office of Higher
Education
Robbinsdale Area Schools
Saint Paul Public Schools
Minnesota Private College Council
University of Minnesota
Hopkins Public Schools
West Metro Education Program
Minnesota Education Equity Partnership Staff
Carlos Mariani Rosa, Executive Director
Jennifer Godinez, Associate Executive Director
Marika Pfefferkorn, Director, Minnesota Black Male Achievement Network
Jonathan L. Hamilton, Research Director
Suzanne Joyce, Office Manager/Membership
The 2015 Academic Enrichment Guide was made possible through grants from:
How To Use This Guide
The Index provides an easy reference point to look for programs by
interest and age. Investigate programs that intrigue you.
Research Carefully
Read listings carefully paying close attention to the information provided. Continue research online if
the program gives a web address. Many of the
questions you may have about a program will be
answered with information found in this Guide and
on the internet.
Contact Programs
Contact the program directly using the phone
number, email address, or web address provided.
Be sure to share that you discovered the program in
the Academic Enrichment Guide. This is the quickest
method to contact programs.
Financial Aid Do not be discouraged by the cost of programs.
Many scholarships are available. Always ask about
scholarship opportunities.
Application Complete application materials and return them to
the program as quickly as possible.
Pay close attention to application deadlines.
Neat and accurate applications make positive
impressions.
Finally, keep track of your experiences to include on
college applications.
Search the Guide Online at mncollegeaccess.org
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Como Utilizar Esta Guía
El índice provee un punto de referencia para ver los programas de acuerdo
con la edad e intereses de los estudiantes. Use esta guía para investigar
programas de su interés.
Investigue
cuidadosamente
Lea las descripciones cuidadosamente poniendo
atención en los detalles de cada programa.
Continue investigando a través de internet si es
que el programa incluye una página web. Muchas
de las preguntas que usted pueda tener serán
contestadas con la información que se encuentra
en esta guía y por medio de internet.
Contactos
Contactarse con los programas directamente
a través del teléfono, e-mail o página web.
Asegurese de hacerles saber que usted se enteró
del programa a través de esta guía (Academic
Enrichment Guide). Esta es la forma más rápida
de contactarse con los programas.
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No se desanime por el costo de los programas.
Existen muchas becas disponibles y algunos de
los programas son gratis. Acuerdese siempre de
preguntar acerca de posibles becas.
Aplicación Complete la aplicación y retornela lo más pronto
possible al programa deseado.
Ponga mucha atención a las fechas límites para aplicar.
Lasaplicaciones que se llenan presentablemente dan
una buena impresión.
Finalmente, lleve un control de sus actividades para
incluirlas en las aplicaciones universitarias.
Para mayor información visite: mncollegeaccess.org
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For males only.
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These programs have no tuition. However, other
expenses may apply. Read the listing for full
details.
These programs offer scholarships. Call the
program for details.
These programs offer a stipend or a wage for
meeting program requirements. See the program
listing for details.
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Check program listing for scholarship deadlines.
These programs offer some type of
transporation.
Call the program for more information.
These programs are during the day only.
These programs expect students to stay
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Adventures 2 Week Isle Royale Trip
American Indian Museum Fellowship
Be Your Best College Prep Academy
Camp Alpha
Camp College
Camp EMID
Camp Sunrise
Center for Academics and Sports, World
Center for Academics and Sports: NYSP
Clay Camp
Create Something Great
First Step Summer Institute
Genesys Works
Girls Getting Ahead in Leadership
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Minnesota Zoo ZOO Camp
Minnesota Instutite for Talented Youth
Penumbra Theatre Co Summer Institute
Personal Finance Summer Institute
Research Intern–Cardiovascular Clinical
Science Discovery Day Camps
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Summer Orchestras
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West 7th Summer Day Camp
Young Writers’ Program at the Loft
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Youth Performance Co Summer Theatre
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University of MN School of Music
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2015 Minnesota Education Equity Partnership Academic Enrichment Guide
Accounting Career Awareness
Program
Academic Support
and Skill Building
Sponsor: National Association of Black Accountants
Eligibility: Must be a high school student
Description: The Accounting Career Awareness Program (ACAP) is a week-long
free summer residency program focused on introducing high school students
to career and academic opportunities in the business field with an emphasis on
accounting and finance.
Program Dates: July 13–18, 2015
Application Process: Students apply by completing the program application.
Space is limited. To download an application, visit our website at www.
nabamn.org/acap.html
Deadline: May 14
Cost/Fee/Scholarhip: There is no cost to attend the program. However,
participating students will be considered for various academic scholarship
awards.
Lodging: Students stay at a U of MN residence hall for the entire week.
Transportation: Provided to and from program activities
Tricia Flowers
ACAP
PO Box 2816
Minneapolis, MN 55402
www.nabamn.org
acap@nabamn.org
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Advanced Program in Technology
and Science (APTS)
Sponsor: St. Cloud State University
2) Willingness to learn and cooperate
3) Students in 10th or 11th grades as of
September 2014
Cultural Programming
STEM– Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Eligibility and Selection Criteria:
1) Priority given to members of groups
underrepresented in science fields
Academic Support
and Skill Building
4) The program will seek ethnic,
gender, regional, and social
diversity among participants.
5) Timeliness of application
6) Teacher Recommendation
Please note that not all applicants may be accepted because of a limited
number of positions.
Description: The three-week residential program will focus on scientific
research for students from historically underrepresented groups and expose
them to career options in technology (with special emphasis in information
assurance and digital forensics). They will meet positive role models in these
fields. Sessions will encourage professional mentor/mentee relationships.
Students of color and female students are encouraged to apply.
Program Dates: July 12–31, 2015
Application Process: Complete the online application:
https://www.stcloudstate.edu/pipeline/includes/login.asp
Deadline: April 24
Cost/Fee: $10 non-refundable application fee.
Scholarship: Expenses related to tuition, academic fees, books and campus
room and board will be provided. However, out-of-pocket living expenses for
notebooks, calculators, snacks, laundry, recreation and other incidents should
be anticipated. Limited financial aid to cover these living expenses is available
to students in need. Students accepted to this program are fully subsidized by
the program’s sponsors and some students may qualify for Minnesota summer
scholarships as well. A copy of 2014 tax return (Form 1040), must be submitted
for income verification
Dr. Robert Johnson, Professor
Department of Ethnic Studies, St. Cloud State University
720 4th Ave. S, St. Cloud, MN 56301
320-308-2553 robjohn@stcloudstate.edu
https://www.stcloudstate.edu/pipeline/apts/default.asp
FREE
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Adventurers 1 Week
Sponsor: Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center
Outdoor/Wilderness/
Camping
Eligibility: Entering grades 8 & 9
Description: The 1-week program was created for those campers with a
high interest in developing their outdoor adventure and recreation skills.
Campers will explore the geologic history of Minnesota’s north shore, and
develop important teambuilding and backpacking skills while preparing for a
backpacking trip on the Superior Hiking Trail.
The Superior Hiking Trail covers over 235 miles of scenic trail that offers
rewards of cascading rivers, quiet forests, and stunning views of Lake
Superior. The 1-week Adventurer program will spend 3-days/2 nights on trail.
2015 Program Dates:
July 19–25 July 25–August 1 August 2–8 August 9–15
Application Process: Call Wolf Ridge at 218-353-7414 to register for a
program or register online at www.wolf-ridge.org
Deadline: It is a rolling application process. We take participants until the
program is full.
Cost/Fee: $552 but there are scholarship opportunities.
Scholarship: Please see our website at http://wolf-ridge.org/resources/ for
the scholarship application. Scholarships can cover from 25%-100% of the
camp fee. Complete the application and mail it to Wolf Ridge at the address
on the form.
Lodging: Campers arrive on Sunday and stay until Saturday. Room and Board
is provided for all campers.
Transportation: Transportation is provided from a location in the Twin Cities
Metro Area. It costs $175 round trip for transportation but these costs can be
covered by scholarship assistance.
Jenny Bushmaker
Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center
6282 Cranberry Road
Finland, MN 55603
218-353-7414
www.wolf-ridge.org
summercamp@wolf-ridge.org
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Adventurers 2-Week BWCA Trip
Sponsor: Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center
Outdoor/Wilderness/
Camping
Eligibility: Entering grades 8 & 9
Description: The Adventures 2-Week BWCA program is the best of two worlds!
One week of camp fun followed by seven days canoeing in the Boundary
Waters. Make the most of everything summer camp has to offer—ropes
course, rock climbing, plants, wild edibles, canoeing and campfires. Then
blast off for an all day adventure at the North House Folk School to make a
canoe paddle before leaving on a rockin’ 7 day Boundary Waters Canoe Area
Wilderness Trip with new friends. This is a great experience for first-time and
returning campers.
Program Dates: July 12–25, 2015
Application Process: Call Wolf Ridge at 218-353-7414 to register for a program
or register online at www.wolf-ridge.org
Deadline: There is no deadline. It is a rolling application process. We take
participants until the program is full.
Cost/Fee: $1278 but there are scholarship opportunities.
Scholarship: Please see our website at http://wolf-ridge.org/resources/ for the
scholarship application. Scholarships can cover from 25%-100% of the camp fee.
Complete the application and mail it to Wolf Ridge at the address on the form.
Lodging: Campers arrive on Sunday and stay until the 2nd Saturday. Room and
Board is provided for all campers.
Transportation: Transportation is provided from a location in the Twin Cities
Metro Area. It costs $175 round trip for transportation but these costs can be
covered by scholarship assistance
Jenny Bushmaker
Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center
6282 Cranberry Road
Finland, MN 55603
www.wolf-ridge.org
summercamp@wolf-ridge.org
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Adventurers 2-Week Isle Royale
National Park
Outdoor/Wilderness/
Camping
Sponsor: Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center
Eligibility: Entering grades 8 & 9
Description: Break in those boots during a fun-filled week in camp where
campers will explore the geologic history of Minnesota’s north shore, visit
the Grand Portage National Monument to learn about Voyageur history,
develop important teambuilding skills, and learn outdoor survival skills by
using maps and a compass to read the land. Then, put those skills to use on a
7-day backpacking trip to Isle Royale National Park where campers will likely
encounter moose, travel through old growth forests and share amazing views
of Lake Superior with new friends. Costs covers ferry and National Park fees.
Program Dates: July 26–August 8, 2015 Application Process: Call Wolf Ridge at 218-353-7414 to register for a program
or register online at www.wolf-ridge.org
Deadline: There is no deadline. It is a rolling application process. We take
participants until the program is full.
Cost/Fee: $1278 but there are scholarship opportunities.
Scholarship: Please see our website at http://wolf-ridge.org/resources/ for the
scholarship application. Scholarships can cover from 25%-100% of the camp fee.
Complete the application and mail it to Wolf Ridge at the address on the form.
Lodging: Campers arrive on Sunday and stay until the 2nd Saturday. Room and
Board is provided for all campers.
Transportation: Transportation is provided from a location in the Twin Cities
Metro Area. It costs $175 round trip for transportation but these costs can be
covered by scholarship assistance.
Jenny Bushmaker
Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center
6282 Cranberry Road
Finland, MN 55603
www.wolf-ridge.org
summercamp@wolf-ridge.org
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American Indian Museum
Fellowship
Cultural Programming
Sponsor: Minnesota Historical Society and Minnesota Indian Affairs Council
Eligibility: Eligibility is limited to currently enrolled undergraduates who
attend a Minnesota University/college. A student can also apply if he/she is
a permanent resident of Minnesota. The Minnesota Historical Society also
acknowledges the forced removal of Dakota people from their ancestral
homelands in Minnesota. Through a generous grant from the Good Family
Foundation, MNHS is now also able to accept applications of students from
Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota communities outside of Minnesota who are
currently enrolled in undergraduate studies at any University or College. The
program has two spaces open for students from outside Minnesota. Students
are not required to be enrolled in a federally recognized tribe; however
students must be affiliated with an Indigenous community.
Description: The 21/2 -week summer fellowship is designed to expose American
Indian undergraduates to the possible career opportunities and challenges
of historical interpretation and cultural preservation within museums. The
fellowship is designed for students interested in pursuing the museum field
with an emphasis on American Indian cultural and historical preservation
among historical organizations and tribal governments. Students will have
the opportunity to explore various museum organizations and get behind the
scenes of tribal museums, archaeology sites, and preservation labs.
Program Dates: May 27, 2015–June 14, 2015
Application Process: The following materials must be submitted on or before
the posted deadline: American Indian Museum Fellowship Application; one
letter of recommendation; statement of interest (no longer than 2 pages
typed); additional documents such as a resume and employment history
may be attached. Submit application to: Coral Moore, Education Outreach
Minnesota Historical Society. Deadline: March 7
Stipend: Upon completion, students will receive a stipend of $1000
Lodging: This is a residential program. All transportation, meals and lodging
will be covered.
Transportation: Transportation to and from program at beginning and end of
residency is not provided.
Coral Moore, Minnesota Historical Society
345 Kellogg Blvd. W. St. Paul, MN 55102
651-259-3440, or fax, 651-259-3434 coral.moore@mnhs.org
http://www.mnhs.org/internships/fellows/americanindian
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Be Your Best College Prep
Summer Academy
Academic Support
and Skill Building
Sponsor: Riverland Community College, Austin Campus
Eligibility: For teens and young adults ages 16–22
College Readiness
and Access
Cultural Programming
Youth Development
Applicants must meet AT LEAST ONE of the following:
• I will be a first generation college student (neither of my parents received a
four-year [Bachelor’s]college degree)
• My family faces economic barriers (for example, income level would meet
eligibility requirements for reduced lunches at public schools)
• I am a member of a racial/ethnic minority (for example of Hispanic or Latino,
Black or African American, Asian American, American Indian, etc.)
In addition to these eligibility requirements, applicants must take the
ACCUPLACER test which will help us determine if the program is right for you.
Description: At Be Your Best, students have the opportunity to prepare for
college by taking pre-college Math, Reading, and Writing. Students receive
guidance and support through dedicated instructors, advisors, counselors
and tutors. Students will also benefit from the educational seminars designed
for college success and participate in leadership, volunteer, and educational
activities and field trips throughout the summer. The Be Your Best Summer
College Prep Academy is made possible through the continued generous
support from The Hormel Foundation, Alliance for Educational Equity, the
Minnesota Office of Higher Education and the Riverland Community College
Foundation.
Program Dates: June 8–July 30, 2015: M–Th 8am–4pm
Application Process: Visit this website for a checklist: http://www.riverland.
edu/beyourbest/BYB-APPLICATION-CHECKLIST.pdf
Deadline: March 13
Cost/Fee: Only if you will stay in housing.
Transportation: For students living in Owatonna, Austin and Albert Lea only.
Yesenia Mendoza
Be Your Best College Prep Academy
1900 8th Avenue NW
Austin, MN 55912
yesenia.mendoza@riverland.edu
http://www.riverland.edu/beyourbest/
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Camp Alpha
Sponsor: Morris Area Community Education
STEM – Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Eligibility: Camp Alpha is designed for students
completing grade 4–grade 8.
Description: Our goals are to provide meaningful, hands-on experiences in the
space sciences and to foster the natural curiosity and interest that children
have in space exploration. All campers receive a Camp Alpha T-shirt and two
model rockets with a complete launching kit.
Program Dates: June 21–24, 2015
Cost/Fee: If you are a member of the Bell Museum, 1 week of camps costs
$245. If you are not a member of the museum, one week of camp costs $265.
Application Process: Campers can register online, by phone, or by mail.
Deadline: June 8 or when the camp is full. Space is limited.
Cost/Fee: $275–$375 depending on Registration Division
Scholarship: Funding through the KLICK Foundation allows us to offer need
based scholarships. Scholarship applications can be found on our Morris Area
Community Education website. http://www.morris.k12.mn.us/page/3542
We offer both overnight and day camp options.
Transportation: Through the KLICK Foundation, we are able to provide
transportation to and from Camp Alpha for our overnight campers.
Tony Reimers
Camp Alpha
153 So. Columbia Ave.
Morris, MN 56267
http://www.morris.k12.mn.us/page/3542
treimers@morris.k12.mn.us
FREE
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Camp College
Sponsor: Mn Association of College Admission
Counselors
Academic Support
and Skill Building
College Readiness
and Access
Youth Development
Eligibility: Rising seniors
Description: Camp College is a two day pre-college
experience where underrepresented and first generation Minnesota high
school students will be exposed to college campuses, get mentoring experience
and learn valuable application and financial aid information. Participants
will learn about all aspects of the college search and application processes,
experience life in the residence halls of a college or university, learn about
financial aid, SAT and ACT exams, and more. Our goal is to have students leave
the program with the knowledge and confidence necessary to successfully
transition to college after high school, and to learn while HAVING FUN!!
Program Dates: July 13–14, 2015
Application Process: There will be an online and paper form of the application
available on the MACAC website (mn-acac.org) or through their guidance
counselor.
Deadline March 15
Lodging: All meals will be provided at Bethany Lutheran College.
Laura Horton
University of Minnesota
231 Pillsbury Drive S.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55455
http://umn.force.com/admissions/
lauraf@umn.edu
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Camp EMID
Sponsor: East Metro Integration District
Academic Support
and Skill Building
College Readiness
and Access
Eligibility: Students going into 9th, 10th, 11th, &
Cultural Programming
12th grade for the 2015–2016 school year. Must
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the following school districts: Inver Grove Heights
Youth Development
Community Schools, Spring Lake Park, South St. Paul
Schools, South Washington County Schools, White
Bear Lake Area Schools, Forest Lake Area Schools, Roseville Area Schools, St.
Paul Public Schools, Stillwater Area Schools, & West St. Paul-Mendota HeightsEagan Schools District.
Description: CAMP EMID is a five-day, four-night summer camp where youth
get to make new friends and gain an understanding of what it means to make
a difference in their community. Youth will gain valuable leadership skills
including: cultural understanding, exploring educational equity, team work
across differences and utilizing critical thinking skills. Youth will develop a
personal mission statement and action plan for how to implement what they
have experienced and learned when they return to their schools.
Program Dates: Week 1: June 8–12, 2015 Week 2: June 15–19, 2015
Application Process: Visit our website: www.emid6067.net
Deadline: May 11
Lodging: Students stay in single gender dorms at Voyageur Environmental
Center, Mounds, MN
Mason Fong
Achievement and Integration Coordinator,
CAMP EMID Youth Institute
600 Weir Dr.
Woodbury, MN 55125
www.emid6067.net
mason.fong@emid6067.net
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Camp Sunrise
Cultural Programming
Sponsor: YouthCARE
Outdoor/Wilderness/
Camping
Eligibility: Participants must be between the ages of
13–18 years old and live within the Minneapolis or
St. Paul city limits.
Youth Development
Description: Come spend a week camping and canoeing on the St. Croix
River, learning teamwork and leadership skills, playing cooperative games,
and making new friends in a multicultural environment. Camp Sunrise is a
residential camping program offered by YouthCARE and is located 60 miles
north of the Twin Cities. Transportation is provided. Follow-up programs and
activities are offered during the school year.
Program Dates: There will be 9 seperate week long sessions beginning June 13,
2015 and ending August 13, 2015.
Application Process: The application will be available on YouthCARE’s
website, www.YouthCAREmn.org, beginning April 2015. Applicants can also
request a paper copy by calling the YouthCARE office 612/338-1233 or e-mail
Camprecruiter@YouthCAREmn.org.
Deadline: Rolling deadline (applications accepted until sessions are filled)
Stipend: Youth who work for STEP Up or Right Track may be eligible to earn
wage while at Camp Sunrise.
Lodging: Camp Sunrise is a week long residential camp. Youth can register to
attend the sessions listed below:
Week 1(Boys): June 13–19
Week 6 (Boys): July 18–24
Week 2 (Girls): June 20–26
Week 7 (Girls): July 25–31
Week 3 (Boys): June 27–3
Week 8 (Girls): August 1–7
Week 4 (Girls): July 4–10
Week 9 (Co-ed): August 8–13
Week 5 (Boys): July 11–17
Transportation: Transportation is provided from Bus Stop (located on 2701
University Ave, SE Minneapolis, MN 55414) to Camp Sunrise(10809 495th
Street Rush City, MN 55069). Transportation is also available for youth who
need rides from home.
Nardos Tesfalidet
YouthLEAD Program Director/Camp Recruiter
2701 University Ave. SE, Suite 205
Minneapolis, MN 55414
www.YouthCAREmn.org
Camprecruiter@YouthCAREmn.org
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Center for Academics and Sports,
World Cultures Camp
Sponsor: A partnership with the St. Paul Public School
District, East Metro Integration District, and local grants.
Academic Support
and Skill Building
Cultural Programming
Youth Development
Eligibility: Youth going into grades K–5 for 2015-2016 year. Camp is free.
Description: Center for Academics and Sports strives to:
• Guide youth to achieve their full personal potential—despite experiential
or lived problems—by engaging in a balanced curriculum centered on both
athletic and academic activities
• To empower and encourage youth to actively engage with their experiences
and develop strategies and solutions
• Interact with adult role models and establish peer relationships
• Develop social skills, such as communication, cooperation, and conflict
resolution
• Increase self-esteem, leadership, and critical thinking skills
• Experience a nurturing college environment alongside university students,
licensed teachers, and staff
• Promote cross-cultural knowledge and understanding
Program Dates: Tentatively set for July 13–August 7, 2015
Application Process: Fill out pdf document listed from our website as student
registration: www.centerforacademicsandsports.com. If you live outside Saint
Paul Public School district, then you need to fill out student intake form found
on our previously listed website or the SPPS student placement center.Finally,
need to have medical emergency form filled out for our camp nurse.
Deadline: May 29
Transportation: Free to students living in the Saint Paul Public (SPPS) school
district. If not SPPS student, then need to fill out Student intake form with SPPS
Student Placement Center for transportation. Some East Metro Integration
District schools will provide transportation, but families need to check with
their own district on this.
Hue Pham
University of St. Thomas
Center for Academics and Sports
1000 Lasalle Avenue, MOH 217
Minneapolis, MN 55403
www.centerforacademicsandsports.com
FREE
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Center for Academics and Sports/
National Youth Sports Program
Sponsor: A partnership with the St. Paul Public School
District, East Metro Integration District, and local grants.
Academic Support
and Skill Building
Cultural Programming
Youth Development
Eligibility: Youth going into grades 6-12 for 2015-2016 year. Camp is free.
Description: Center for Academics and Sports strives to:
• Guide youth to achieve their full personal potential—despite experiential
or lived problems—by engaging in a balanced curriculum centered on both
athletic and academic activities
• To empower and encourage youth to actively engage with their experiences
and develop strategies and solutions
• Interact with adult role models and establish peer relationships
• Develop social skills, such as communication, cooperation, and conflict
resolution
• Increase self-esteem, leadership, and critical thinking skills
• Experience a nurturing college environment alongside university students,
licensed teachers, and staff
• Promote cross-cultural knowledge and understanding
Program Dates: Tentatively set for June 15–July 10, 2015
Application Process: Fill out pdf document listed from our website as student
registration: www.centerforacademicsandsports.com. If you live outside Saint
Paul Public School district, then you need to fill out student intake form found
on our previously listed website or the SPPS student placement center.Finally,
need to have medical emergency form filled out for our camp nurse.
Deadline: May 29
Transportation: Free to students living in the Saint Paul Public (SPPS) school
district. If not SPPS student, then need to fill out Student intake form with SPPS
Student Placement Center for transportation. Some East Metro Integration
District schools will provide transportation, but families need to check with
their own district on this.
Hue Pham
University of St. Thomas
Center for Academics and Sports
1000 Lasalle Avenue, MOH 217
Minneapolis, MN 55403
www.centerforacademicsandsports.com
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Clay Camp
Arts–Music, Theater,
Arts, etc.
Sponsor: Northern Clay Center
Eligibility: Ages 6+
Description: Campers will expand their imaginations while accomplishing
lasting feats of clay. Last year, almost 400 kids participated in our weeklong
camps, designed for all ability levels, for ages 6 and up. Whether working
with sculpture, tiles, or wheel-thrown pottery, students will learn to work
independently and collaboratively in a small class setting with plenty of
individual instruction. Camps are offered in a variety of themes and they
incorporate instruction for a variety of clay techniques—leaving plenty of
room for exploration and decoration. NEW CLASSES BEGIN WEEKLY.
Program Dates: June 15–August 21, 2015
Application Process: Register online (www.northernclaycenter.org), or call our
gallery at 612-339-8007 x301.Deadline: Registration begins March 3; camps
are open until filled.
Cost/Fee: $170/week
Scholarship: Download application online, or call our gallery.
Transportation: Free to students living in the Saint Paul Public (SPPS) school
district. If not SPPS student, then need to fill out Student intake form with SPPS
Student Placement Center for transportation. Some East Metro Integration
District schools will provide transportation, but families need to check with
their own district on this.
Dustin Yager
Northern Clay Center Clay Camps
2424 Franklin Avenue East
Minneapolis, MN 55406
www.northernclaycenter.org
education@northernclaycenter.org
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Create Something Great
Academic Support
and Skill Building
Sponsor: Friends School of Minnesota
Eligibility: Open to all students between the ages of
4 and 14 (pre-school through ninth grade)
Arts– Music, Theater,
Arts, etc.
STEM – Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Description: Create Something Great offers a wide
Youth Development
variety of art and recreation classes to children in
the Twin Cities. Join us especially for Imagine That,
a multi-arts program for children aged 4-8; Manos con Centro, a community
service program for aged 10–14; and Mock Trial, for middle-schoolers
aged 10–14.
Program Dates: June 15–July 31, 2015 (one-week sessions)
Application Process: Apply online at https://fsmn.org/summer_registration or
by requesting a registration form from the school by calling 651-621-8941.
Deadline: Students are accepted as long as we have openings. Register by
March 28 to be most likely to get your first choice classes
Cost/Fee: Costs range from $100–$280 per week
Scholarship: Need-based aid of up to one-half of tuition is available. Request a
financial aid application at melanies@fsmn.org.
Melanie Spewock
Friends School of Minnesota
1365 Englewood Ave
St. Paul, MN 55104
651-621-8941
www.fsmn.org
melanies@fsmn.org
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First Step Summer Institute
Sponsor: St. Catherine University and the
Multicultural & International Programs & Services
(MIPS) Office
College Readiness and
Access
Cultural Programming
Youth Development
Eligibility: Applicants must 1) identify as a woman
of color, 2) be currently enrolled in 10th grade or 11th grade and have a
cumulative G.P.A. of at least 2.75, 3) be interested in higher education,
4) demonstrate a willingness to make First Step her first priority, and
5) complete the 2015 First Step application.
Description: Preparing young women of color for higher education, the First
Step Summer Institute is a FREE and unique college immersion experience
offered at St. Catherine University (St. Paul campus). In this residential
program, students gain a deeper sense of commitment to pursue higher
education, a strong network of diverse, college-bound friends, a sense of
support and encouragement from St. Kate’s staff, faculty, and students, more
perspective on college living, and ultimately, increased self-esteem about their
capacity to apply to and thrive in college.
Program Dates: Session 1: June 15–18, 2015 Session 2: June 22–25, 2015
Application Process: • Download and complete the First Step application
at https:// www2.stkate.edu/mips/first-step. • Obtain two letters of
recommendation. One should come from a current teacher and the other from
an adult who can speak honestly about your personal qualities and interests,
talents, and skills. * Submit your most recent official transcript or grade report.
• Your official transcript and letters of recommendation should be sent directly
from your high school or recommender in a sealed envelope. • Note: First
Step is a highly competitive program with many applicants. Meeting eligibility
requirements alone does not guarantee admission. Program enrollment is
limited to 25 students per session.
Deadline: April 30
Lodging: Students will stay in the residence halls on the St. Paul campus. Meals
will be provided.
Transportation: Once at St. Kate’s, students will receive transportation to offcampus sites that are not within walking distance.
Kimberly Munoz
First Step Summer Institute
2004 Randolph Ave, F-29
St. Pau, MN 55105
http://www.stkate.edu/pages/mips/first_step.php
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Genesys Works
Eligibility: Junior in high school and at least 16 years
old, Legally able to work in the U.S., On track for
graduation, Transportation to downtown Minneapolis
or Saint Paul, Able to work in the afternoon during the
school year, Interested in a successful future.
Academic Support
and Skill Building
College Readiness
and Access
STEM—Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Youth Development
Description: Genesys Works is more than a job. It’s
an opportunity to gain real-world skills like public
speaking, Microsoft Office, business technology, teamwork, and more—all
while having fun! it’s a paid corporate internship where you will work for 12
months at one of the top companies in the Twin Cities like 3M, Medtronic,
Target, or Wells Fargo earning $10,000 your senior year! It’s a plan for college
because 100% of our students are accepted to college, and we guarantee you’ll
be accepted, too! If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity,
spend 30 seconds filling out this link: Bit.ly/gwtcrecruit.
Program Dates: June 15–August 15, 2016
Application Process:
1. Fill out the online application by March 11th
2. Complete an in person interview in the beginning of April
3. Attend registration day in early June
Deadline: March 11
Stipend: The student will complete an 8 week summer training program and
then earn a 12 month internship during their senior year starting at $9 an hour.
Transportation: Students will receive transportation to off-campus sites (if
these places are not within walking distance) once they arrive at St. Kate’s.
Students are expected to find their own transportation to St. Kate’s and back
home.
Krystal Stackhouse
Genesys Works
445 Minneasota Ste 720
St. Paul, MN 55101
http://www.genesysworks.org/twincities/
kstackhouse@genesysworks.org
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Girls Getting Ahead in Leadership
(GGAL) Summer Program
Arts–Music/Theater/
Arts, etc.
Sponsor: Women’s Initiative for Self Empowerment (WISE) Inc.
Eligibility: Immigrant, refugee or first generation girls in grades 9–12
Description: The GGAL Summer Arts Program provides participants with space,
tools and time needed to explore their identity and experiences and express
themselves using various art forms. The creation of art work, performance
dance and video.
Program Dates: June 23–August 16, 2015 M–Th 2:30pm–5:30pm
Application Process: Email: cheryl@womenofwise.org
Deadline: Applications will be accepted starting in June and will continue on a
rolling bases until all spots are filled.
Transportation: We provide bus tokens to participants to get to and from
programming.
Cheryl Field
Girls Getting Ahead in Leadership (GGAL)
570 Asbury Street Suite 202
St. Paul, MN 55104
www.womenofwise.org
cheryl@womenofwise.org
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GopherBusiness
Sponsor: The Carlson School of Management–University
of Minnesota
Academic Support and
Skill Building
College Readiness and
Access
STEM- Science,
Eligibility: High School Juniors or Seniors—for the 2015–
Technology,
2016 Academic Year—who are interested in business,
Engineering and Math
non-profit or organizational leadership. Students from
a diverse background; a future first-generation college
student; from an economically disadvantaged background; students with
disabilities; or students of LGBT and related identities. Ideal candidates have
a minimum 3.4 cumulative grade point average, strong math and science
coursework, and demonstrated leadership and involvement.
Description: GopherBusiness is a challenge program in which students will
immerse themselves in case study competitions, business simulations, and
corporate and non-profit site visits all while spending a week at the University
of Minnesota. Students will be mentored and taught by world renowned
Carlson School faculty and will engage with Twin Cities business leaders.
Program Dates: July 17–25, 2015
Application Process: Complete the online application, including one essay
response to: “Describe the world you come from—for example, your family,
community or school—and tell us how your world has shaped your identity.
While writing your response, it might be helpful to think of these questions:
What life experiences have influenced the person you are today? What
challenges have you faced and how did you overcome them? How have your
family or friends impacted you?”; High School Counselor Recommendation
Form; High School Transcript.
Deadline: April 3
Scholarship: The program is free. Graduates from the program will be offered
a scholarship to the Carlson School of Management if admitted to the School.
Stipend: Students receive a small stipend for successfully completing the
program.
Lodging: Participants will live on the U of MN campus.
Transportation: Transportation during the week is provided by the program.
Lindsay Bosley
Coordinator of Recruitment and Communications
Carlson School of Management - 2-190 Hanson Hall
1925 Fourth Street South
Minneapolis, MN 55455
http://carlsonschool.umn.edu/degrees/undergraduate/
gopher-business-program bosley@umn.edu
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Greater Twin Cities Youth
Symphonies (GTCYS) String
Orchestra Camp
Arts- Music, Theater,
Arts, etc
Sponsor: Greater Twin Cities Youth Symphonies (GTCYS)
Eligibility: GTCYS’ String Orchestra Camp is open to any beginning level string
student age 8–13 with approximately two years playing experience and note
reading ability.
Description: Budding young string students can play in a string orchestra
during this fun, five-day camp. Students learn through energizing rehearsals,
sectionals with professional coaches, fun social opportunities, field trips,
and special music activities, including a free public concert at the end of the
week. The camp takes place at the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Center in
downtown St. Paul.
Program Dates: July 13–17, 2015
Application Process: Register online at www.gtcys.org by June 1 or call
651.602.6800.
Deadline: June 1
Cost/Fee: $320 tuition, plus $20 registration fee
Scholarship: Download scholarship application at www.gtcys.org and submit
to GTCYS with required documentation.
Megen Balda
Executive Director, Greater Twin Cities Youth Symphonies
408 St. Peter Street, Suite 300
St. Paul, MN 55102
www.gtcys.org
megen@gtcys.org
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Greater Twin Cities Youth
Symphonies Summer Orchestras
Arts- Music, Theater,
Arts, etc
Sponsor: Greater Twin Cities Youth Symphonies (GTCYS)
Eligibility: Beginning to advanced string, woodwind, brass, or percussion
players who are in grades 3–12 and can read music are welcome. No audition
necessary.
Description: Whether you’re a first-time orchestra student or an advanced
player, GTCYS’ three summer orchestras provide a place for students of all
levels. Weekly rehearsals, sectionals, and a free concert at Como Park make
this a fun way to develop your musical skills, learn orchestral repertoire, and
make friends in a supportive environment. Rehearsals take place at Valley View
Middle School in Edina.
Program Dates: Tuesdays, May 26–July 14, 2015
Application Process: Register online at www.gtcys.org.
Deadline: May 11
Cost/Fee: $230 tuition, plus $20 registration fee
Scholarship: Download scholarship application at www.gtcys.org and submit
to GTCYS with required documentation.
Megen Balda
Executive Director, Greater Twin Cities Youth Symphonies
408 St. Peter Street, Suite 300
St. Paul, MN 55102
www.gtcys.org
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Guadalupe Alternative Programs
Sponsor: Guadalupe Alternative Programs
Eligibility: Open to any student 9–12th grade.
If you are entering 9th grade in the fall, you are
eligible. Academic Support
and Skill Building
College Readiness
and Access
Cultural Programming
Youth Development
Description: Our program is Monday through Friday
from 8:45–2:15. We offer 2 credits each session and offer 2 sessions a summer.
Our program is a mixture of both academics and enrichment, meant to be
hands on and engaging. Ex.: Art Classes, computer training, construction skills,
First Aid/CPR, financial literacy.
Program Dates: Session 1: June 15– 30 Session 2: July 6–21
Application Process: Call 651-222-0757 and talk to Lolly. She will set you up
with everything you need.
Deadline: June 1
Regina Edmisten
Guadalupe Alternative Programs
381 E. Robie St.
St. Paul, MN 55107
gaprograms.weebly.com
redmisten@gapschool.org
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H.O.P.E. Academic & Leadership
Academy
Sponsor: Winona State University
Minnesota State College–Southeast Technical
Academic Support
and Skill Building
College Readiness
and Access
Cultural Programming
Eligibility: Open to any student in 9th through 12th
grade. Diverse, underrepresented, and underserved applicants are strongly
encouraged to apply.
Description: Harnessing Opportunities for Post-Secondary Academic and
Leadership Academy (H.O.P.E. Academy) is a ten day summer residential
program designed for male and female high school students in 9th–12th
grades. The purpose of the Academy is to provide underrepresented and
underserved students with a life-changing opportunity to experience college
life by engaging in college-level courses and workshops to develop and explore
their leadership skills.
Program Dates:June 17–27, 2015
Application Process: Applicants will be admitted to the program on a firstcome, first-serve basis, i.e. by the actual date the completed application is
received, including all required supporting documentation and registration fee.
Deadline: May 22
Cost/Fee: $50.00–registration fee due by application deadline. Student will
receive refund once they attend program.
Lodging: Harnessing Opportunities for Post-Secondary Academic and
Leadership Academy (H.O.P.E. Academy) is a ten day summer residential
program at Winona State University main campus.
Transportation: There will be free transportation for accepted applicants from
Roseville High School, Roseville MN.
Xao Vang
Inclusion & Diversity Office, Winona State University
175 West Mark Street
Winona, MN 55987
http://www.winona.edu/inclusion-diversity/hopeacademy.asp
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High School Upward Bound
Sponsor: Minneapolis Community & Technical College
Eligibility: Low-income first generation students who
will be the first in their immediate family to go to
college. Students must attend one of the following high
schools: Patrick Henry, Roosevelt or Edison in Mpls,
and Highland Park in St. Paul.
Academic Support
and Skill Building
College Readiness
and Access
Cultural Programming
Youth Development
Description: During the six weeks students summer program, students will
participate in Math, English, Science, and Spanish.
Program Dates: Monday, June 15–Thursday, July 23, 2015
Application Process: Applications accepted the first week, or if contacted, an
application can be mailed before the start date.
Deadline: June 19
Stipend: Attendance is mandatory. Students must maintain a minimum of a C.
Overnight Details: We do a one week trip at the end of the summer program.
Transportation: We provide bus tokens.
Shirley Sanders
Upward Bound
1501 Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55403
http://www.minneapolis.edu/
shirley.sanders@Minneapolis.edu
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Just The Beginning Foundation
A Pipeline Organization Summer
Legal Institute
Sponsor: Just The Beginning – A Pipeline Organization
and The University of Minnesota Law School
Academic Support
and Skill Building
College Readiness
and Access
Youth Development
Eligibility: The SLI is open to students who will be high school freshmen,
sophomores, juniors or seniors in the fall of 2014. Description: The Summer Legal Institute (SLI) is a five day legal immersion
program at the University of Minnesota Law School, located at 229 19th Ave.
South on the University of Minnesota campus in Minneapolis, MN. The SLI
provides fun and educational day programming. The program is FREE to all
students, with public transportation passes available to students who express
a need. Housing is not available; students travelling from a distance further
than the metro area are required to arrange for their own housing. Students
who participate in the SLI will: Study the legal system and how it works
alongside attorney and judge volunteers; Build leadership and teamwork skills;
Analyze selected cases, debate legal issues and participate in both a mock trial
and an oral argument; Learn what it takes to become a lawyer and observe the
action at law firms and courthouses; Develop contacts with legal professionals
and organizations that provide scholarships, internships and mentors; and Gain
insight into the college admissions process and financial aid resources.
Program Dates: June 15–19, 2015
Application Process: Applicants will submit an online application or mail a
completed application to Laura Ramsey, lramsey@jtb.org, applications are
available at www.jtb.org.
The application consists of a short personal essay, a letter of recommendation
and an unofficial copy of a recent report card or progress report.
Deadline: May 22
Other: Stipends for transportation are available and meals are provided.
Laura Ramsey
Summer Legal Institute
233 S. Wacker, Suite 6600
Chicago IL 60606
The Summer Legal Institute
takes place at the University of
Minnesota Law School
229 19th Ave. South
www.jtb.org
Minneapolis, MN.
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Juxtaposition Arts
Arts– Music, Theater,
Arts, etc.
Sponsor: Juxtaposition Arts
Cultural Programming
Eligibility: An interest in visual arts, art, and design.
Commitment to attend all class sessions. Ages 10–21
Youth Development
Description: Juxtaposition Arts is an arts based education and youth employed
design firm. We offer youth ages 10–21 Visual Arts Literacy Training. V.A.L.T.
is a FREE drawing class/arts training. The class is offered 3 days a week for
3 hours each session. Participants work alongside a professional artist to
develop a portfolio which will be reviewed and critiqued at the end of the
session. Upon completion of V.A.L.T. youth who are 14 years or older can apply
for employment in one of 4 design labs on campus (Graphic Design,Textiles,
Environmental Design, Contemporary Arts)
We also offer FREE WALL. This is a workshop for young people ages 10–21
who are interested in the art of graffiti and street art. FREE WALL is FREE and
offered in two 3-week sessions during the summer, 3 days a week for 3 hours a
session.
Program Dates: June 22– August 14, 2015 (V.A.L.T)
June 16–July 10, 2015 (FREE WALL 1) • July 14–30, 2015 (FREE WALL 2))
Application Process: In order to apply for VALT or FREE WALL potential
participants must apply via online application at: http://juxtapositionarts.org/
programs/apply-now/ Open Enrollment begins April 1, 2015.
Deadline: Enrollment closes once all seats are filled or at the end of the first
week of class.
Stipend: Upon completion of VALT youth may apply for a job on campus in a
visual arts lab.
Transportation: Juxtaposition Arts will provide Metro Transit TO-GO bus cards
for students who need transportation and are able to use public transit.
Shelley Martin
Juxtaposition Arts
2007 Emerson Av. No.
Minneapolis, MN 55411
www.juxtapositionarts.org
shelley@juxtaposition.org
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LearningWorks at Blake:
A Breakthrough Program
Academic Support
and Skill Building
Sponsor: The Blake School and Minneapolis Public
Schools
Eligibility: Students apply during the early spring of the 6th grade year, for
participation during 7th and 8th grade. Aspiring teachers must be between
11th grade of high school through college seniors.
Description: LearningWorks offers tuition-free academic support to a
representative group of motivated, high potential middle school students from
Minneapolis Public Schools. Our teachers are college students and high school
juniors and seniors who are passionate about education and enjoy working
with young people.
Program Dates: June 8–August 7, 2015
Application Process: Student application: http://www.blakeschool.org/
learningworks
Teacher application: http://www.breakthroughcollaborative.org/teach/apply
Deadline: Student application deadline: March 4. Teacher application deadline:
February 24.
Stipend: LearningWorks Teachers receive a $2500 stipend.
Noam Wiggs
LearningWorks at Blake: A Breakthrough Program
511 Kenwood Pkwy
Minneapolis, MN 55403
http://blakeschool.org/learningworks
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Mad Science–Summer Camps,
After School Programs,
Workshops, Preschool Programs,
Parties, Shows, Fun Booths
Academic Support
and Skill Building
STEM—Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Sponsor: Mad Science of Minnesota
Eligibility: Kids ages 3–12
Description: Mad Science offers hands-on science learning for kids from
preschool through 6th grade. Programs include summer camps, after school
programs, preschool workshops, elementary school workshops, shows &
assemblies, fun booths, and parties for all occasions (including birthday
parties). Visit http://mn.madscience.org for details.
Program Dates: Classes run year round.
Application Process: Visit http://mn.madscience.org to sign up.
Cost/Fee: Visit http://mn.madscience.org for current pricing for each program.
Scholarship: For every 12 kids who sign up for an after school program, Mad
Science donates one scholarship.
Barbe Marshall Hansen
Mad Science Programs
519 Payne Ave
St. Paul, MN 55130
http://mn.madscience.org
mail@madsciencemn.org
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Math – Science – Computer Camp
Sponsor: Pre-College Programs, St. Cloud State
University
Academic Support
and Skill Building
College Readiness
and Access
STEM– Science,
Eligibility: Elementary and junior high school students
Technology,
who have completed grades 3–8 for the 2014–2015
Engineering and Math
school year. Program targets students who are
members of under-represented groups in math and
science fields; however, all students are eligible to participate.
Description: The camps are five day, intensive, residential programs featuring
math, science and computers. Students are exposed to science and math in fun
and innovative ways. While specially designed for students of color and young
women, all students are welcome to participate. The camp experience includes
field trips, recreation and outdoor activities.
Program Dates:
3rd & 4th grade camp: June 7–11, 2015
5th & 6th grade camp: June 14–18, 2015
7th & 8th grade camp: June 21–25, 2015
Application Deadline: April 10
Cost/Fee: Registration fee is $10.00 per child, which is non-refundable.
Program fees range from $0 to $300 based on family income.
Lodging: Students will reside in the dormitories at St. Cloud State University for
5 days and 4 nights.
Transportation: Transportation is provided to students who live in the twin
cities area. Pick up and drop off is at the Sabathani Community Center in
Minneapolis.
Dr. Robert Johnson
St. Cloud State University, Pre-College Programs
720 4th Ave. S.
St. Cloud, MN 56301
www.stcloudstate.edu/pipeline
precollegeprograms@stcloudstate.edu
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MCAD Summer Art Classes &
Pre-College Summer Session
Arts- Music, Theater,
Arts, etc.
Sponsor: Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD)
Eligibility: Our summer classes are open to all ages 5–18. The Pre-College
Summer Session is available for current high school sophomores, juniors and
seniors.
Description: From improving your portfolio, to experiencing college life and
earning college credit, Minneapolis College of Art and Design is where you’ll
find some of the most innovative and immersive studio arts experiences
available in the Twin Cities. We offer both weekly and weeklong classes
throughout the summer for youth ages 5-18 as well as a 3-week long PreCollege Summer Session (PCSS) for high school students. PCSS is a highly
structured and challenging classroom and studio-based experience developed
to guide serious art students in the process of maturing as artists and
individuals.
Program Dates: June 15–August 14, 2015
July 12–August 2, 2015
Application Process: Both the weekly and week long classes throughout the
summer are available on a first come, first serve basis. But, the 3-week long
Pre-College Summer Session has an application that must be submitted for
review, which includes a personal statement, portfolio, high school transcript
and teacher reference.
Deadline: Class Registration is currently open and will close several days before
the classes begin. PCSS applications are due April 17, 2015.
Cost/Fee: Summer classes range from $125–$300, Pre-College Studio classes
with college credit $650 and Pre-College Summer Session with college credit
$3,300.
Scholarship: Full scholarships are economic need-based, partial scholarships
are merit-based, and $1000 scholarships are awarded to select exemplary
Pre-College graduates upon the completion of the PCSS program.
Lodging: Students live on campus in the MCAD dormitories
Lindsay Marcil
MCAD Summer Classes and Pre-College Summer Session
2501 Stevens Ave
Minneapolis, MN 55404
www.mcad.edu/ce
mcad.edu/precollege
FREE
continuing_education@mcad.edu
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Minnesota Business Venture
Sponsor: BestPrep
Eligibility: Grades 10–12 (they must have completed
9th grade)
Academic Support
and Skill Building
College Readiness
and Access
Youth Development
Description: Come have a blast with business during this one-of-a-kind
summer program for high school students! At Minnesota Business Venture
(MBV), you will have fun meeting other students from Minnesota who are
eager to start their own businesses, careers and lives as young adults. MBV
provides hands-on information, including starting your own business, learning
how to invest, making the most of your money, buying your first car, paying for
college, getting a business loan and more. You will learn leadership planning,
responsibility, networking and other skills that are vital to business and life.
MBV is a one-week investment that will pay dividend for the rest of your life!
Program Dates: July 12–17, 2015 St. Cloud State University
July 26–31, 2015 St. John’s University
Application Process: Fill out the application online at www.bestprep.org/
mbvapp OR request a paper application by emailing mbv@bestprep.org.
Deadline: Deadline is April 13, 2015. Applications submitted after April 13 will
be accepted with a $50.00 late fee. Applications are accepted until camp is full.
Cost/Fee: $150.00 Registration Fee
Scholarship: First come, first-serve basis
Lodging: Student stay in residence halls on the college campus. Each student
has a roommate of the same gender.
Transportation: Limited bus transportation is available to/from the Twin
Cities.
Amanda Labo
BestPrep, Program Manager MBV
7100 Northland Circle North, Suite 402
Brooklyn Park, MN 55428
www.bestprep.org
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Minnesota Zoo ZOO CAMP
Sponsor: Minnesota Zoo
Eligibility: Need to be between 2 and 18 years old
Arts– Music, Theater,
Arts, etc.
Outdoor/Wilderness/
Camping
STEM–Science,
Technology,
Description: Join our summer camps and give your
Engineering and Math
child an inspiring encounter they’ll never forget—a
Youth Development
wild, week-long (or single day) adventure at the
Minnesota Zoo! Toddlers to 12th graders will meet
animals, make new friends, and have a ton of fun while learning about
conservation and the environment. Our camps explore oceans, rainforests,
farm animals and even Zoo careers. New this summer-Horse and Adult Camps!
Program Dates: May 26–August 28, 2015
Application Process: Register via our website at mnzoo.org/zoocamp.
Deadline: There is no application deadline.Scholarships are distributed May 1.
Cost/Fee: $25–$270
Scholarship: 75 percent need-based scholarships are available as funds allow.
Download an application at mnzoo.org/scholarships. Email educate@mnzoo.
org or call 952-431-9390 with questions
Kristie Nord
Minnesota Zoo ZOO CAMP
13000 Zoo Blvd.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
mnzoo.org/zoocamp
educate@mnzoo.org
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Minnesota Institute
for Talented Youth (MITY) Sponsor: Minnesota Institute for Talented Youth
Description: Minnesota Institute for Talented Youth
offers academic enrichment for bright and motivated
students in grades 1 through 11. Students are given
the opportunity to expand their knowledge, challenge
their perspective and inspire their future.
Academic Support
and Skill Building
Arts– Music, Theater,
Arts, etc.
College Readiness
and AccessS
TEM–Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Program Dates: June 15–26, 2015 July 6–17, 2015
Application Process: Students must submit the following:
1. Completed Application
2. Current transcript or report card
3. Teacher recommendation–see website for form
4. Essay of 200 words about you and why you want to attend MITY
5. Deposit of $300 for commuter or $700 for resident applications (see Tuition,
Payment & Financial Aid). Financial aid is available. Last summer MITY
awarded over $100,000 in financial aid.
Decisions are made on a rolling admission basis and all the application
information is considered. MITY is looking for students who are excited about
learning more about a specific topic. Acceptance emails or letters are sent
once we have received all the application information.
Cost/Fee: Commuter for two week class is $610 and Residential is $1,650 for
two weeks. Tuition covers all supplies, materials and field trips. The residential
program includes meals, room and board and class tuition.
Deadline: We do not have an application deadline, but our class size is limited
to 15 per class.
Scholarship: MITY has 2 financial aid resources: 1. MN State Academic
Enrichment Grant for students who are on free or reduced lunch. 2. MITY’s
financial aid program. The application forms can be found on our website or by
calling us at 651-696-6591.
Lodging: Students can attend the program as a commuter or a residential
program.
Robbie Seum
Minnesota Institute for Talented Youth
1600 Grand Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55105
www.mity.org
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Penumbra Theatre Company’s
Summer Institute
Arts– Music, Theater,
Arts, etc.
Sponsor: Penumbra Theatre Company
Eligibility: Participants must be ages 12–19.
Description: The Summer Institute is Penumbra Theatre Company’s flagship
program that trains youth to use their passion for the arts to promote social
justice and equity. Students explore “art for social change” and learn how to
leverage their passion for the performing arts to make a real difference in
the world. We admit students who can demonstrate leadership, a passion for
the arts, and a commitment to social justice issues. This four-week program
culminates in an original ensemble performance.
Program Dates: July 6–August 2, 2015 M–F 8am–5pm
July 9–10, 2015: Overnight Retreat at the University of Minnesota
Application Process: Application instructions, as well as more information
about the Summer Institute program can be found here: http://penumbra.
pineval.com/index.asp?pageID=93
• If applying for a scholarship, please be sure to complete the scholarship
section. You will receive confirmation via email that your application was
received. Information will be included about how to schedule the required
entrance interview/workshop. The available times for the entrance interview/
workshop will be during May 4–10. Accepted students will be notified the week
of May 11.
Deadline: May 1
Cost/Fee: $400. This includes tuition, bus passes, snacks and lunch
Scholarship: Full or partial scholarships are offered to students in need who
meet scholarship requirements. To be considered for a scholarship you must
complete the scholarship information at the end of application.
Overnight Details: Includes a retreat at the University of Minnesota, July 9–10
Transportation and More: Free bus passes will be provided for students in
Snacks and lunches are provided on a daily basis.
H. Adam Harris
Teens Program Coordinator
270 N. Kent St.
St. Pau, MN 55102
http://penumbratheatre.org/content/blogcategory/9/7/
h.adam.harris@penumbratheatre.org
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Personal Finance Summer Institute
for College Readiness & Success
College Readiness
and Access
Sponsor: Minnesota Council on Economic Education
Eligibility: Any student currently in grades 9-11 is welcome to apply. Priority
will be given to those who are the first in their family to attend college,
are economically disadvantaged, or are members of groups traditionally
underrepresented in higher education.
Description: The 2015 Personal Finance Summer Institute for College
Readiness is a week-long program for students currently in grades 9-11, held
at the University of Minnesota, St. Paul. The program will prepare you to make
well-informed decisions concerning personal finance, especially in preparing
for and financing postsecondary education. Through a series of hands on
activities, field trips, and presentations, you will learn the importance of
postsecondary education and build valuable personal finance knowledge and
skills needed to navigate your postsecondary future. The Summer Institute
includes instruction in personal finance concepts with hands-on activities,
campus and corporate visits, and guest speakers. The Summer Institute is a
great resume builder! You will receive an official certificate of completion from
MCEE and the University of Minnesota. You will also build valuable personal
finance skills as you continue on the path to college. Participation is free, and
breakfast and lunch will also be provided each day.
Program Dates: June 22–26, 2015
Application Process: Please visit MCEE’s website: www.mcee.umn.edu/
students for details on applying. To apply, participants must fill out an
application form, including a parent/guardian consent form, and provide
the name of two individuals we can contact as references (application form
available online).
Deadline: Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until the program is
full. Priority will be given to applications received before May 15.
Stipend: A $125 stipend is available upon full participation in the week-long
program. More details can be found on our website.
Transportation: Bus passes are provided
Andrea Hanson
Minnesota Council on Economic Education
1994 Buford Avenue, 116 Ruttan Hall
Saint Paul, MN 55108
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Research Intern–Cardiovascular
Clinical Research
STEM–Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Sponsor: Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation
Eligibility: Preferred qualifications for intern applicants include enrollment in
a U.S.-based accredited degree program in a health care or related discipline;
rising junior standing (minimum 60 credits completed); and GPA of 3.50 or
above. Applicants must be available to begin work on the first Monday in June
and be available to work a minimum of 400 hours from June to August.
Description: We are seeking a diverse pool of interns based on a combination
of demonstrated academic performance, leadership, and career aspirations
in the field of cardiology and/or research. Research interns are assigned to
a physician mentor for overall project direction. Working under the direct
supervision of credentialed staff members, research interns will abstract data
from medical records and other source documents; enter study required data
into registry, database or other study systems; and draft text and charts for
abstracts, manuscripts and PowerPoint presentations. Research interns will
conduct literature reviews and complete a variety of administrative tasks.
Research interns participate in additional educational experiences, including
shadowing and observation opportunities, reflection journals, field trips,
lectures by physicians and other activities designed to enhance the internship
experience.
Program Dates: June 1, 2015–August 21, 2015 June 6, 2016–August 19, 2016
June 5, 2017–August 18, 2017
Application Process: Apply on our website www.mplsheart.org/internship.
Incomplete applications or those received after the deadline will not be
considered.
Deadline: January 31
Stipend: Additional need-based stipends may be available on a case-by-case
basis.Internships are open to premed students and those in related health care
disciplines. Internships will be full-time, 10–12 weeks in duration, and offer a
modest stipend of $10 per hour. All internships will be on the campus of Abbott
Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Detailed information is
available at mplsheart.org/internship.
Eva Zewdie
Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation
920 East 28th St, Ste 100
Minneapolis, MN 55406
www.mplsheart.org/internship
FREE
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Science Discovery Day Camps
Sponsor: Bell Museum of Natural History
STEM–Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Eligibility: Youth who have completed Kindergarten
through 6th grade.
Description: The Science Discovery Day Camps range in topic from mammals
to invertebrates, outer space and the environment and include hands-on,
inquiry-based classroom and laboratory activities, ExploraDome planetarium
visits, as well as outdoor exploration and recreation. Campers also have the
opportunity to meet University scientists and take field trips on campus.
Program Dates: Week long camps running from June 8–August 28, 2015 (No
camps the week of July 4)
Application Process: Register at bellmuseum.org/camps/ or call us.
Deadline: There is no deadline. It is a rolling application process. We take
registrations until the program is full.
Cost/Fee: $245 for members, $265 for non-members.
Scholarship: See our website at bellmuseum.org/camps/ for scholarship
eligibility and application process. Scholarships will cover the majority of the
camp fee, except for a $40 non-refundable registration fee.
Transportation: Transportation is only provided between Minneapolis and
St. Paul campuses via the U of MN Campus Connector Bus.
Katie Speckman
Bell Museum of Natural History Science Discovery Day Camps
10 Church Street S.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55455
(612) 624-2345
bellmuseum.org/camps/
sathe095@umn.edu
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Science Museum of Minnesota
Summer Camp
STEM–Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Sponsor: Science Museum of Minnesota
Eligibility: Ages 3–16
Description: The Science Museum of Minnesota offers week long half-day or
full-day camps. Camps focus on science, technology, engineering, and math,
using curriculum that inspires students to actively discover the world around
them.
Program Dates: June 8–September 4, 2015
Application Process: Register four ways:
Online (preferred method). Classes can be purchased online with a credit card
or museum voucher.
Mail registration form with payment.
Fax the registration form with payment information.
Box Office Drop Off in a sealed envelope given to any member of the box office
staff in the main lobby.
Deadline:Registrations are accepted up to the start date. The website indicates
if camps have openings. www.smm.org/
Cost/Fee: Price ranges from $60 to $370
Scholarship: Families receiving public assistance can apply for a scholarship
for 85% of the class fee. Qualifying programs: TANF, MFIP, General Assistance,
WIC Medicaid or Medical Assistance, SSI, Food Stamps, Section 8 housing, MN
Care, Free or Reduced Price School Meals. Proof of current enrollment in one
of these programs. Families that do not receive public assistance can apply for
a scholarship for 50% of the class fee
Stipend: Only for youth ages 14–18 who work as camp staff. Hiring is done in
the spring time for the youth staff positions.
Kate Morgan
Science Museum Summer Camp
120 W Kellogg Blvd
St. Paul, MN 55102
https://www.smm.org/classes/catalog
registrar@smm.org
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Scientific Discovery Program
Sponsor: St. Cloud State University
Eligibility: This is a special program for high-ability,
high-potential 9th and 10th grade students who
demonstrate a strong interest in science and/
or mathematics. Students of color and/or female
students are particularly encouraged to apply.
Academic Support
and Skill Building
College Readiness
and Access
STEM–Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Description: Participants will experience biological, chemical, computer
sciences, mathematical, social and statistical sciences through laboratories,
special demonstrations, presentations, field trips and lectures. Participants will
conduct research on topics that have social and environmental significance in
their communities. University and practicing scientists will work closely with the
student in identifying, designing, developing and implementing the research
projects. Participants will have opportunities to “shadow” a working scientist or
university professor. Evenings and weekends will feature special presentations
and a variety of recreational activities.
Program Dates: July 5–July 31, 2015
Application Process: Applications are available at http://www.stcloudstate.edu/
pipeline. The student will need to fill out the application and submit it with two
teacher recommendations and a 400 word essay.
Deadline: April 24
Cost/Fee: Price is a $10.00 Non-refundable application fee.
Scholarship: Tuition expenses, academic fees, books and campus room and board
will be provided. Out-of-pocket living expenses for notebooks, calculators,
snacks, laundry, recreation and other incidents should be anticipated. Limited
financial aid to cover these expenses is available to students in need. Students
accepted to this program are fully subsidized by the program’ssponsors and
some students may qualify for Minnesota summer scholarships as well. A copy
of 2013 tax return (From 1040), must be submitted for income verification. The
actual cost per student for this program is $4,000.00.
Lodging: Students will stay on the St. Cloud State University campus.
Participants will be supervised by trained counselors. Most meals are provided
in the university dining hall except during field trips, when other arrangements
will be made.
Dr. Robert C. Johnson
Pipeline Programs, St. Cloud State University
720 4th Ave. S. St. Cloud, MN 56301
http://www.stcloudstate.edu/pipeline/sdp/default.asp
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Scrubs Camp
Academic Support
and Skill Building
Sponsor: HealthForce Minnesota
Eligibility: Middle School Camps are open to students
in grades 6–8 in the fall of 2015. High School Camps are
open to students in grades 9–12 in the fall of 2015.
College Readiness
and Access
STEM- Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Description: Scrubs Camps provide an opportunity
for students to explore careers in the health sciences.
The camps are a collaborative project between HealthForce Minnesota,
educational institutions, and healthcare employers. Campers will experience
a variety of interactive hands-on activities and special field trips to get them
excited about careers in the health sciences. Sessions are led by healthcare
professionals and/or faculty from several area colleges and universities. Each
camp site has a unique schedule.
Program Dates:
Rochester Middle School Camp, June 9–10, 2015
Mankato High School Camp, June 15–17, 2015
Dakota County Middle School Camp, June 16– 17, 2015
WSU High School Residential Camp, June 21–26, 2015
Winona Middle School Camp, June 23–24, 2015
Urban High School Camp, July 6–10, 2015
Saint Paul College High School Camp, July 20–23, 2015
Application Process: Register online at http://www.healthforceminnesota.org/
scrubs-camp-registration/
Deadline: Until filled. Camps fill up fast!!
Cost/Fee: Individual camp costs are noted on the website.
Scholarship: Contact the specific camp site as noted on our website. Funds
are based on first come basis to those demonstrating financial need, with
preference given to those students who have never attended camp before!
Lodging: Some camps are overnight, while others are day camps only. That
information is also available on our website.
Transportation: Some camps are overnight, while others are day camps only.
Misun Bormann
HealthForce MN, University Center Rochester
859 30th Ave SE
Rochester, MN 55904
http://www.healthforceminnesota.org/scrubs-camp/
mbormann@winona.edu
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Sing Minnesota
Arts- Music, Theater,
Arts, etc.
Sponsor: Minnesota Boychoir
Eligibility: Girls and boys, ages 8–12 (completed grades–6)
Description: Sing Minnesota is a week-long day camp for girls and boys, ages
8-12 sponsored by the Minnesota Boychoir. While focusing on choral singing,
campers also participate in other creative arts—drama and movement, visual
arts, and outdoor fun and games! August 10–14, 2015 at Concordia University
St. Paul, 8:30am–4:30pm $325, scholarships available.
Program Dates: August 10–14, 2015
Application Process: Visit www.boychoir.org to print the Sing Minnesota
brochure and registration form. Mail the completed form with a
$50 non-refundable registration fee to:
Minnesota Boychoir
Landmark Center
75 West 5th Street, Suite 411
Saint Paul, MN 5510.
Deadline: July 24
Cost/Fee: $325
Scholarship: A Sing Minnesota scholarship application is available to print
and submit at www.boychoir.org. Applications are due by July 10, 2015 and
recipients will be notified by July 24. All families are required to pay the nonrefundable $50 deposit to help cover administrative costs. After your deposit,
the balance due for Sing Minnesota is $275. The amount of your scholarship
will depend on the total number of applicants vying for the limited funds.
Awards may be full or partial in nature. In order to fairly process your request,
you will be asked to indicate the amount of scholarship you are requesting.
Anna Keyes
Sing Minnesota
75 West 5th Street, Suite 411
St. Paul, MN 55102
www.boychoir.org
ack@boychoir.org
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SteppingStone Theatre Summer
Camps!
Arts—Music,
Theater, Arts, etc
Youth Development
Sponsor: SteppingStone Theatre for Youth
Development, Education Department
Eligibility: Programs available for ages Pre-K– High School
Description: SteppingStone Theatre Summer Camps are a great way to learn
more about theatre and enhance your student’s abilities in cooperation,
team work and self-confidence. We offer a variety of camps that explore play
creation, acting, puppetry, dance, music and more! Each class is specifically
designed for it’s age group and has some performance aspect included. Join us
this summer!
2015 Program Dates: One and two week sessions June 8 – August 21, 2015
General Hours: 8:30am – 4pm (Actual hours vary by camp) After Care is
available until 5pm
Application Process: Students can be registered online or over the phone.
Online: steppingstonetheatre.org/programs/summer or call: (651) 225-9265
Deadline: Up to two days before sessions start, slots are filling fast!
Cost/Fee: Camps range in price from $125.00–$495.00
Scholarship: Our scholarships are rewarded in the order in which they
are received. The only requirement is that the scholarship application is
completed. Request an application by emailing or calling Melissa.
Stipend: Not for participants, but there are internship opportunites for our
programs. Email Melissa for more information.
Melissa Briggs
Education Coordinator
55 Victoria Street North
St. Paul, MN 55104
(651) 225-9265
Steppingstonetheatre.org
melissa@steppingstonetheatre.org
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Summer Academic Programs
at Carleton College
Sponsor: Carleton College
Eligibility: Applicants must be current high school
sophomores and juniors in good standing and
academically motivated.
Academic Support
and Skill Building
College Readiness
and Access
STEM–Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Description: We have 6 Summer Programs on campus for 2015: The Summer
Writing Program (SWP), Language and Global Issues Summer Institute (LGI),
Summer Science Institute (CSSI), Summer Quantitative Reasoning Institute
(SQRI), Computer Science Institute (SCSI), and Summer Humanities Institute
(SHI). All of our programs are built by Carleton faculty to give students a true
Liberal Arts college experience. Each program is three weeks long and students
will be expected to live and learn on campus for all three weeks.
2015 Program Dates: SWP: July 5—24 • LGI: July 5—24
CSSI: July 12–31 and July 19–August 7 • SQRI: July 12–31
SCSI: July 19–August 7 • SHI: July 26–August 14
Application Process: We have an online application process that mimics a
college application. Requirements include a high school transcript, short essay
question answers, and optional test scores (ACT, PLAN, PSAT, SAT).
Deadline: March 25
Cost/Fee: $2,995–$3,500 depending on the program
Scholarship: We offer need and merit-based scholarships. Additional short
answer essays, financial documents, and letters of recommendation are
required for scholarship applicants.
Lodging: Our Programs are residential. Students are required to live on campus
for all three weeks of the program. Meals and housing are included in tuition.
Transportation: Transportation may be included for scholarship applicant
recipients.
Amanda Williams
Carleton College Summer Academic Programs
One North College Street
Bird House
Northfield, MN 55057
go.carleton.edu/summer
summer@carleton.edu
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Summer Bridge
Sponsor: Augsburg College TRIO/Student Support
Services (SSS)
Academic Support
and Skill Building
College Readiness
and Access
Youth Development
Eligibility: Incoming first year students enrolled for
fall 2015 start. Additional program eligibility criteria
may be found at http://www.augsburg.edu/triosss/summer-bridge/
Description: Augsburg TRIO/SSS Summer Bridge allows up to 25 incoming first
year TRIO/SSS eligible students to get a head start on their Augsburg education
and make a smooth transition to the college in the fall. After Summer Bridge,
students then participate in the academic year component of TRIO/SSS while
enrolled at the college. Summer Bridge is mix of academic and social activities,
and students are expected to live on campus during Summer Bridge.
Program Dates: July 5–August 7, 2015
Application Process: Eligible students must be admitted to the college
and have submitted or had waived their Augsburg enrollment deposit.
Students must also complete a TRIO/SSS application, available at:
http://www.augsburg.edu/triosss/apply-to-triosss/
Deadline: Deadline for Early Admission is Friday, May 1, 2015. Applications will
be accepted after this date until mid-June or the program is full.
Cost/Fee: Summer Bridge costs are paid if students submit both a 2014–2015
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and a 2015–2016 FAFSA by
Friday, June 5, 2015
Lodging: All Summer Bridge students must live in the residence hall during the
duration of the program.
Transportation: Transportation is provided to required activities during
duration of the program.
Kevin Cheatham
Assistant Director
Augsburg TRIO/Student Support Services
2211 Riverside Avenue, CB#47
Minneapolis, MN 55454
http://www.augsburg.edu/triosss
triosss@augsburg.edu
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Summer Youth Corps
Outdoor/Wilderness/
Camping
Sponsor: Conservation Corps Minnesota
Youth Development
Eligibility: Enrollment is open to youth from all cultures,
backgrounds and experiences, who are 15 to 18 years old when the program
starts. Deaf and hard-of-hearing youth represent 15–20% of our participants.
For almost 20 years, we’ve operated inclusive crews with ASL interpreters, and
all our projects and education/recreation activities are inclusive.
Description: The Summer Youth Corps is a month-long residential program.
Youth are hired for one of two 4-week sessions. After several days of training,
youth travel as a crew to work outdoors on projects throughout Minnesota
and other states. You will gain job and career-planning skills and learn about
natural resource management, ecology, science, technology, environmental
conservation and Minnesota natural and cultural history. Weekends and
evenings are filled with recreational activities such as canoeing, fishing, games,
Program Dates: June 20–July 18, 2015 July 25–August 22, 2015
Application Process: Interested youth should apply online at: www.
conservationcorps.org/applications-youth
Deadline: April 12
Stipend: Youth receive an average weekly allowance of $225 that includes
room and board.
Lodging: This is a 4-week residential program. Youth are expected to stay with
the program for the entire 4-weeks.
Transportation: At the start/end of the program a shuttle service will be
available for youth from the cities to ride up to/back from our base camp in
St. Croix State Park. Over the program crews will travel in 12 passenger vans
driven by their crew leaders.
Jonathan Goldenberg
Summer Youth Corps
60 Plato Blvd E, Suite 210
St. Paul, MN 55107
www.conservationcorps.org
jonathan@conservationcorps.org
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Teachers of Tomorrow Summer
Institute
Sponsor: Minnesota State University, Mankato
College Readiness and
Access
STEM–Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Eligibility: High school sophomores, juniors and seniors.
Students interested in teaching are encouraged to apply
for this camp.
Description: At the Institute you will experience student life on campus, learn
teaching skills through education mini-courses and practice your new skills
with Mankato Youth Programs. Come engage, discover, and learn about all the
opportunities the teaching profession has to offer.
Program Dates: June 14–18, 2015
Application Process: Application is at: http://ed.mnsu.edu/teachersoftomorrow/
Deadline: April 30
Download and complete the application and mail it to:
Robbie Burnett
Minnesota State University, Mankato
College of Education
117 Armstrong Hall
Mankato, MN 56001
Cost/Fee: $ 35
Scholarship: Must demonstrate an evidence of financial need.
Lodging: Students experience life as a college student by staying in the campus
dormitories during the institute
Transportation: If you need transportation from the Twin Cities area to and
from Mankato; From Edina: Vans will be leaving from Minnesota State Mankato
at Edina located at 7700 France Ave S Edina, MN 55435 on Sunday, June 14th at
5pm. From Mankato: returning to Edina location on Thursday, June 18th at 12
noon. Please ensure there is a designated driver to pick your child at the Edina
location by 12 noon.
Paulkani Siddela
Teachers of Tomorrow, College of Education
College of Education 117 Armstrong Hall
Mankato,MN 56001
http://ed.mnsu.edu/teachersoftomorrow/
paulkani.siddela@mnsu.edu
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The Southwest Minnesota Private
Industry Council (SW MN PIC)
Academic Support
and Skill Building
College Readiness
and Access
Sponsor: With state (Minnesota Youth Program),
Youth Development
federal (Workforce Investment Act) and private sector
funding, the SW MN PIC offers youth the ability to
earn wages, receive academic credit, and gain leadership skills that transcend
into adulthood.
Eligibility: Any youth or young adult residing in our fourteen county service
area (Big Stone, Chippewa, Cottonwood, Jackson, Lac qui Parle, Lincoln, Lyon,
Murray, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, Swift, and Yellow Medicine) that
is 14–21 years old who meets established guidelines may be considered for
services. Applications are available for download on the website, from local
school counselors, teachers, county family service agencies, and probation
officers, or by contacting your local WorkForce Center.
Eligibility is determined by gross family income, AND an applicant falls into
one or more of the following categories: Recovering Chemically Dependent;
In Foster Care; Emotionally or Physically Challenged; Current IEP on File
with School; Eligible for/or receiving Food Stamps; MFIP Recipient (family);
Receiving Social Services and/or Group Home Services; Attending Alternative
Schoo; Currently on Probation; Pregnant or Parenting Youth; Limited English
Speaking; Runaway Youth; Homeless Youth.
Description: Youth Programs: Career Planning, Career Exploration, Career
Pathway services through employment and training programs for youth and
young adults looking to obtain employment, maintain employment, and/or
advance in their career pathway by means of secondary school completion,
entering a post-secondary education program (short-term/long-term),
Apprenticeship, work experience, or on-the-job training. If you are interested
in learning more please contact Eriann Faris.
Application Process: Upon receipt of your application, a Youth Program
Coordinator will be in contact with you regarding the next steps
Stipend: No guarantees, and based on funding availability
Transportation: Eligibility is usually required.
Eriann Faris
Youth Programs
607 West Main Street
Marshall, MN 56258
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efaris@swmnpic.org
800-818-9295
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ThreeSixty Journalism
Academic Support
and Skill Building
Sponsor: University of St. Thomas
Eligibility: Submit completed application. Entering
sophomore, junior, or senior year of high school.
College Readiness
and Access
Youth Development
Description: ThreeSixty Journalism offers high school students both residential
and non-residential summer camps as well as school-year programming at
the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul campus. Media professionals and other
mentors provide instruction to enhance reading, writing and speech skills, as
well as develop journalism skills and college readiness. ThreeSixty offers you
a voice to tell your story, helping you feel more connected to your community
and become more driven, knowledgeable, confident, tenacious, brave,
enthusiastic and passionate in life. Learn how to use words, art, and photos to
tell your story!
Program Dates: June 17–28, 2015
July 13–24, 2015
Application Process: Online application; includes free/reduced lunch for
scholarship eligibility, sample of non-fiction writing or photography, two
short essays.
Deadline: June 1
Cost/Fee/Scholarship: Scholarships available for qualified free/reduced lunch
students. All others are subsidized up to 80%.
Stipend: A minimal stipend is available for published stories in “ThreeSixty
Magazine”.
Lodging: One camp is residential (overnight), the other is day-camp only
(non-residential).
Transportation: ThreeSixty provides transportation within program hours
and activities. Students are expected to get themselves to and from program.
ThreeSixty can provide transit passes for free/reduced lunch students.
Chad Caruthers
ThreeSixty Journalism
2115 Summit Ave,Mail 5057
St. Paul, MN 55105
www.threesixtyjournalism.org
chad.caruthers@stthomas.edu
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University of Minnesota School
of Music
Arts–Music, Theater,
Arts, etc
Sponsor: Anabel Njoes, Recruitment Coordinator
Eligibility: Acceptance into the University of Minnesota and acceptance into
the School of Music through a live audition.
Description: The mission of the School of Music is to understand, share, and
disseminate music through creation, performance, research, and education.
We are committed to excellence in all scholarly, creative and pedagogical
endeavors. We seek to provide the highest quality of professional training
in music to students pursuing a broad variety of careers and offer artistic,
cultural and intellectual enrichment to the community within and beyond the
University of Minnesota.
Application Process: Apply to the University of Minnesota. Apply to the School
of Music by the application deadline. A complete application includes:
Music Application for Scholarship & Admission. Applications received after this
date will be reviewed on a case by case basis depending on space availability.
Contact mnmusic@umn.edu for link to application and to inquire about your
desired program/instrument.
Screening Video (required for saxophone, piano, voice, and strings applicants
only)
Two letters of recommendation.
Deadline: December 15, 2014
Cost/Fees: University of Minnesota Tuition & Fees
Scholarship: The application for the School of Music will count as the
scholarship application.
Anabel Njoes
University of Minnesota, School of Music
2106 S 4th Street
100 Ferguson Hall
Minneapolis, MN 55455
music.umn.edu
anabel@umn.edu
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University Recreation & Wellness
Youth Programs Summer Day
Camps
Sponsor: University of Minnesota, University
Recreation & Wellness, University Youth &
Community Programs
Eligibility: Youth ages 5–15.
Academic Support
and Skill Building
Arts–Music, Theater,
Arts, etc.
College Readiness
and Access
Cultural Programming
Outdoor/Wilderness/
Camping
STEM–Science,
Technology,
Description: Summer Youth Programs are structured
Engineering and Math
as weekly day camps for ages 5–15. Specialty
Youth Development
instruction in the categories of Kids’ University,
Minnesota Sport Schools, and Discovering ‘U’ is
combined with daily recreational activities, while Gopher Adventures camp
offerings focus purely on fun, recreational experiences. All camps feature rock
climbing, swimming, high quality facilities, and energetic staff to create a full
day of quality activities and a summer like no other.
Program Dates: June 8–August 21, 2015 (Week long day camps)
Application Process: Open registration via the online registration system.
Scholarship: 2015 Scholarship Information can be found online after January
30, 2105 at: http://recwell.umn.edu/youth/scholarship.php Applications are
collected until the deadline. After funding is distributed in early March, an
interest list is collected for any additional funding that becomes available.
Deadline: Friday, February 27, 2015 at 4pm
Cost/Fee: Fees range from $219–$349 per week. Scholarship applications
cost $10 per child, with minimum $25 copay for all awards. Full and partial
scholarships available.
Venessa Fiedler
University Youth Programs Summer Day Camps
1536 N Cleveland Ave
St. Paul, MN 55108
recwell.umn.edu/youth
ypsummer@umn.edu
FREE
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Urban Battle’s Tutoring/Mentoring
Program
Academic Support
and Skill Building
Sponsor: Vora S.E.R.V.I.C.E. Non-Profit Organization
Eligibility: Any student from grades 1–12 who has the desire to learn and
would like tutoring and mentoring.
Description: The program is an academic tutoring program for children in
grades 1–12. It is designed to help children who are behind academically,
socially and maybe have poor attitudes. It tries to build the individual child’s
self confidence and instill in them the belief that they have value. VISION: We
believe that having strong literacy skills will empower youth to move out of
poverty. MAIN GOAL: To improve the ability of our children/youth in lowincome communities to do math, read, write and communicate effectively in
English, allowing them to graduate HS prepared for college or vocation.
Program Dates: January 1–December 31, 2015, every Monday and Tuesday;
Meal from 6:30–7pm and Tutoring from 7–8:30pm.
Application Process: Call Amanda Jacobson @ 651-587-3451 or email her; or
call Dr. Geeta Vora @ 763-780-8837 or email her at geetavora52@yahoo.com;
or show up at the program location 441, Rice Street, St. Paul, MN 55103.
Geeta S. Vora
Urban Battle’s Tutoring/Mentoring Program
441 Rice Street
St. Pau, MN 55013
www.voraservice.org
geetavora52@yahoo.com
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West 7th Summer School
and Day Camp
Academic Support
and Skill Building
STEM–Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Sponsor: Keystone Community Services
Eligibility: Open to students entering grades K-10 that
attend school in St. Paul; public, private, or charter.
Youth Development
Description:West 7th Community Center infuses Summer School with
enrichment and fun. Students receive reading and math instruction from
licensed teachers. A STEM Specialist teaches science, technology, engineering,
and math. The Second Step social skills curriculum teaches empathy, problemsolving, and emotion management. Academics are complemented with
enrichment: debate, art, theater, music, cooking, gardening, tennis, soccer,
basketball, floor hockey, swimming, and service learning. Field trips include
museums, zoos, and nature centers. Breakfast, lunch and snack provided.
Summer School and Day Camp is licensed by the Minnesota Department of
Human Services and accredited by the Minnesota After School Accreditation
Project. Our program strives to meet the highest standards of quality, giving
students the support needed to achieve their full potential.
Program Dates: June 15–August 7, 2015
Application Process: Call or email Amalia Canepa-Green to obtain registration
forms: 651-298-5493, x.211, acanepa-green@west7th.org
Cost/Fee: Low fees: Sliding fee scale with low fees
Scholarship: The first family that responds to this ad may attend at no charge, if
income eligible for assistance
Transporation: Transportation provided within the West 7th neighborhood,
only for families with no car, if space remains in the vans.
Julie Murphy
West 7th Community Center
265 Oneida Street
St Paul, MN 55102
www.west7th.org
jmurphy@west7th.org
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Young Writers’ Program at the Loft
Literary Center
Sponsor: The Loft Literary Center
Eligibility: The program is open to all children and
teens ages 6–17 (grades 1–12) who are interested in
creative writing.
Academic Support
and Skill Building
Arts–Music, Theater,
Arts, etc
College Readiness
and Access
Description: This year the Loft’s Young Writers’ Program is thrilled to offer a
multitude of creative writing classes across genres (fiction, poetry, creative
nonfiction). We’ll have more than 50 new classes, plus returning favorites
including comic- and bookmaking collaborations with Minnesota Center
for Book Arts; advanced level fiction classes, help with writing the college
application essay, as well as writing horror, fantasy, world building, time travel,
and sci-fi! We’ll even be “visited” by Jane Austen, Doctor Who, Harry Potter,
and John Green, in classes that use these beloved authors or characters as
teaching tools for kids and teens to learn how to craft engaging fiction, poetry,
and personal essays of their own. Our talented pool of teaching artists—many
of them published children’s book and young adult authors—eagerly await you
this summer!
Program Dates: June 15–August 14, 2015
Application Process: There is no application required; only registration.
Call 612-379-8999 to register by phone or request a class catalog, or go to
www.loft.org/classes to register online.
Cost/Fee: Classes cost anywhere from approximately $90 up to over $600. All
classes are either one or two weeks long, with different time frames available
(90 minutes to all day, 9am-4pm)
Scholarship: There is a quick application process required for a scholarship;
email amin@loft.org for more information, or go to https://www.loft.org/
classes/policies_and_rates/ to apply to the scholarship pool.
Jennifer Dodgson
Young Writers’ Program at the Loft
1011 Washington Ave S, Suite 200
Minneapolis, MN 55415
www.loft.org
jdodgson@loft.org
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YOUniversity
Sponsor: Saint Paul Public Schools Community
Education
Eligibility: Any youth in grades 6–12 is eligible to
register.
Academic Support
and Skill Building
Arts–Music, Theater,
Arts, etc
College Readiness
and Access
STEM–Science,
Technology,
Description: At YOUniversity, youth entering grades
Engineering and Math
6–12 choose from a variety of amazing, in-depth
classes. Build new skills and talents or explore a topic
you already care about. You do not need to be a Saint Paul Public Schools
student to join! Classes include: Animation, App Development, Babysitter’s
Training, Ballroom Dance, Bicycle Building, Cooking, Crime Scene Investigation,
Digital Photography, Digital Storytelling, Driver’s Education, Firewriting, Global
Beats, Gymnastics, Hip Hop, Lifeguard Training, No Fear Shakespeare, Pitch
Perfect, Summer College Tour, Theatre Character Study, Theatre Improv, Swim
Instructor Assistant Training, Woodshop.
Classes are open to both males and females unless otherwise specified. Program Dates: July 20– 24, 2015 M–F, 9am–12pm and 12pm–3:30pm.
Application Process: Registration opens April 1, 2015. Limited partial
scholarships are available; call 651-487-7383 to register with a scholarship.
Registration fees range from $86–$120 per class.
Cost/Fee: Registration fees range from $86–$120 per class.
Scholarship: Limited partial scholarships are available; call 651-487-7383 to
register with a scholarship.
Julie Richards and Rachel Katkar
Community Education
560 Concordia Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55103
651-487-7383
http://commed.spps.org
ce.youthprogram@spps.org
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Youth Outdoors
Outdoor/Wilderness/
Camping
Sponsor: Conservations Corps
Eligibility: Youth must live in Saint Paul, Minneapolis
or greater Ramsey County. For some site locations,
youth must come from households that meet income
eligibility guidelines.
STEM–Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Math
Description: Youth Outdoors hires young people to add value to their
community, the environment and themselves through their dedicated service.
The crew members participate in a rigorous program of work, education
and training, and complete environmental restoration projects within the
Twin Cities area. Youth crew members earn a wage while receiving technical
and job skills training, designing service projects and leading volunteers to
revitalize their neighborhoods, and engaging in environmental science to boost
academic performance. The program is 11 weeks long in the spring and fall,
and crew members work up to 12 hours per week.
Program Dates: March 24–June 4, 2015
Application Process: Visit our website for more information and to apply:
http://www.conservationcorps.org/applications-youth
Deadline: February 13 or until all positions are filled
Stipend: Youth earn $8.00 per hour and work between 5–12 hours per week.
Transportation: Youth meet at Twin Cities recreation centers at the start of
each scheduled shift, and we provide transportation to project sites.
Hollis Emery
Youth Outdoors
60 Plato Blvd E, Ste 210
St. Paul, MN 55107
www.conservationcorps.org
hollis@conservationcorps.org
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Youth Performance Co Summer
Theatre Camps
Arts– Music, Theater,
Arts, etc.
Sponsor: Youth Performance Company
Youth Development
Cultural Programming
Eligibility: Open to all students in Junior or Senior
High Schools
Description: Each week of the summer offers camp programs with both
theatre arts and social issues platforms. They are guided by professional staff
with a goal of a shared performance at the end of each week. Topics range
from musical theatre to script writing to leadership tools.
Program Dates: June 15–Aug 28, 2015
Application Process: Register on line at youthperformanceco.org
Cost/Fee: $130 for half day; $250 for full day camp weeks
Scholarship: Please ask for financial aid packet
Stipend: We also have work study programs.
Joey Babay
Youth Performance Co Summer Camp
3338 University Ave SE
Minneapolis, MN 55414
www.youthperformanceco.org
jbabay@youthperformanceco.org
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For a PDF version of this guide,
please visit mncollegeaccess.org
2233 University Avenue W, Suite 220
Saint Paul, MN 55114
651.645.7400 MnEEP.org