• The program is focused on rural high school students who would like to have a future in medicine and who would like to get a glimpse into the health sciences field. Participants are encouraged to consider a career that may have previously appeared out of reach and give them a set of experiences to guide them for preparation to enter medical school.
• Students are introduced to disciplines of medicine with hands on experience, through one-week of didactics.
• Participants reside on campus, participate in job shadowing, enjoy field trips, and hear several lectures.
• Must be at least 16 years old.
  • Up to 22 rural high school students can participate.
• Cost of camp: $175
  • Cost includes: room, all meals, entertainment, and transportation
• Dates: Sunday-Friday, June 9-14, 2013
• Application Deadline: March 15
• For more information, please contact Carolyn Sliger, Rural Programs Coordinator, at 1-800-833-1186 or via sliger@etsu.edu

• June to August 2012
• Open to students ages 13-19
• Orientation is Monday, June 4 from 9 A.M.-12 P.M. at the medical center. Parent/guardian must sign permission paper, and the student must receive a TB test.
• Students gain experience working in the medical field.
• Students will also serve our Nation's Veterans.

• A series of summer engineering programs for rising 7th to 12th grade students entitled "Introduction to Engineering" will be offered.
• INSTEP (for rising 9th and 10th graders)
  • July 8-12, 2-12
• HITES (for rising 11th and 12th graders)
  • HITES I: July 15-19, 2012
  • HITES II: July 22-26, 2012
• 32 students will be selected to participate in each program. Hands-on activities will spark an interest in the world of engineering and allow students to explore career opportunities.

• Program for entering 9th-11th graders:
  • Students will make substantial gains in comprehension while doubling reading speed. Students will learn the best way to read textbooks, take notes, and study for tests. Students will complete homework more quickly and easily, get better grades, and enjoy reading more.
• Program for entering 12th graders:
  • Participants will double their reading speed in difficult material and triple your reading speed in easier material, while improving comprehension, concentration, and recall. As a result, participants will save a lot of time and get more out of everything that is read.
• Programs meet in Johnson City and Kingsport and will meet once each week.
• For more information or to register call 1-800-978-9596

• Students can earn from 2 to 30 college credit hours
• Credit transfers to most colleges and universities
• Strong support system of peer coaches and student-centered professors
• For more information, please see Mrs. McCorkle.

• Four-week summer session
• Enroll in two college courses and earn up to seven hours of college credit
• Comprised of a variety of disciplines and varying degrees of difficulty
• Live in the new Residential College and participate in campus activities, career exploration, networking, and social activities

This high-energy, academic summer camp and conference will be held in Nashville, TN from July 15-21. Students will experience classes in using social media safely and professionally, collaborating in the cloud, professional networking skills, and writing, speaking and presenting for impact, among others. Information, cost and registration forms are available at www.managingourselves.com.

• Experience Washington University the summer after your sophomore or junior year!
• High School Summer Scholars Program (5 weeks, credit)
  • Enroll in 2 college courses for credit, transferable to most accredited universities.
  • Develop academic skills through specialized seminars to give you a head start toward your college career.
  • Live in a residence hall and enjoy social and cultural opportunities with other scholars from around the world.
• High School Summer Institutes (3 weeks, noncredit)
  • Explore an area of interest under the guidance of Washington University instructors.
  • Live on campus and gain valuable academic experience.
  • Choose from the Writing Institute, Pre-Medical Institute, or the Photojournalism Institute.

1. High School Summer Scholars
-5 weeks
-Earn college credit, transferable to most colleges and universities
-Explore college majors and careers
-Meet other high school students from other states and countries
-Session A: June 12-July 16
-Session B: July 17-August 19

2. High School Summer Institutes
-3 weeks, noncredit
-Choose from: Creative Writing Institute (June 12-July 2), Japanese Popular Culture (July 3-23), or Pre-Medical Institute (July 24-August 13).

For more information, go to summerscholars.wustl.edu.

3. Specific Summer Program Institutes: Art Portfolio (June 27-July 29)
or Architecture Discovery (July 10-23).

For more information, go to samfoxschool.wustl.edu.