Title:

Summer Academy for Minority Students – Carnegie Mellon

Dates:

June 29 – August 8, 2003

Fees:

Description:

Discover Carnegie Mellon! If you’re going to be a junior or senior in high school, consider spending six weeks in one of our seven distinct pre-college programs. You’ll have the opportunity to test your abilities, meet people from all over the country and have the time of your life.

Contact:

Email: precollege@andrew.cmu.edu

Deadline:

April 1, 2003

Title:

California College of Arts and Crafts (CCAC)

Dates:

July 7 – August 1, 2003

Fees:

$1800

Description:

CCAC’s Pre-College Program provides a wonderful opportunity for high school students to study art in an art school setting while earning three college credits. The program also provides the opportunity for participants to develop strong portfolio pieces for college admissions.

Contact:

Sheri McKenzie 415-703-9523 www.ccac-art.edu

Deadline:

May 14, 2003

Title:

Minnesota – Camp Voyageur

Dates:

1^st four weeks: June 15-July 12

2^nd four weeks: July 13-August 9

Eight weeks: June 15-August 9

Fees:

$2300 (4 wks) $4600 (8 wks)

Description:

Camp Voyageur mixes in-camp fun with real wilderness camping. Over the last 50 years we’ve found it takes four weeks for boys to adjust to the rigors of camp life, master camping skills and grow stronger. Short excursions prepare campers for the challenge of longer trips. Sessions revolve around a core in-camp program of land and water sports coupled with canoe, kayak and backpacking trips into the nearby wilderness.

Contact:

Email Deb at cvspirit@campvoyageur.com or 800-950-7291

Deadline:

Title:

California University of Southern California

Dates:

Fees:

Description:

Seminars taught by university professor and grant three elective credits, which can be applied to most universities. The seminars are designed to be more interactive and engaging than either accelerated high school classes or the broad introductory courses typical of other pre-college programs. Engage in the most dynamic learning experience of your life, explore greater Los Angeles, and spend time with a terrific group of people.

Contact:

Summer@usc.edu (213)740-5679 for brochure

Deadline:

Title:

CAP Summer Workshop

Dates:

July 6 – 18, 2003

Fees:

$875

Description:

Each spring the college of Architecture and Planning invites outstanding high school juniors and seniors to apply for admission to the CAP Summer Workshop. This workshop is an intensive emersion into the realm of environmental design and problem solving. The CAP faculty members bring this program to the participants via a series of exercises that increasingly challenge the young mind and its understanding of the built environment.

Contact:

CAP Ball State University 765-285-5859 bkhollars@bsu.edu

Deadline:

Title:

Exciting Discovery for Girls in Engineering – Purdue University

Dates:

June 22-27, 2003

Fees:

$350

Description:

This program is designed to give participants an understanding of the various options available in the Schools of Engineering at Purdue by touring laboratories in conjunction with common experiments for each area. Each girl will construct a stereo tape player kit that they will take home.

Contact:

Dr. Carol Stwalley @ 765-494-0758 email: cgss@purdue.edu

Deadline:

April 25

Title:

California University of Southern California

Dates:

Fees:

Description:

Seminars taught by university professor and grant three elective credits, which can be applied to most universities. The seminars are designed to be more interactive and engaging than either accelerated high school classes or the broad introductory courses typical of other pre-college programs. Engage in the most dynamic learning experience of your life, explore greater Los Angeles, and spend time with a terrific group of people.

Contact:

Summer@usc.edu (213)740-5679 for brochure

Deadline:

Title:

Illinois The University of Chicago

Dates:

June 23 – August 22

Fees:

Description:

Summer Session 2003 offers your highly motivated students the experience of student life at the University of Chicago first hand. Students can enroll in a wide array of undergraduate courses for college credit while sitting alongside college students. Advanced students can advance in calculus or pursue special topics in English, history, or a foreign language, among many other opportunities.

Contact:

773-702-6033 or web: grahamschool.uchicago.edu/summer/highschool

Deadline:

Title:

Indiana Purdue University

Dates:

June 15-20, 2003

Fees:

$500

Description:

The Department of Computer Graphics at Purdue University is again inviting students from select high schools throughout the United States, to participate in its 6^th Annual Computer Graphics Summer Camp. All students interested in attending hands-on sessions in Computer Animation, 3D Solid and Surface Modeling, WWW Development, Digital Publishing, Interactive Program and Multimedia Design, computer Game Development, Technical Illustration, and Engineering Graphics are encouraged to apply.

Contact:

Professor Clark Cory at (765)494-8730 email: cacory@tech.purdue.edu

Deadline:

Title:

California University of Southern California

Dates:

Fees:

Description:

Seminars taught by university professor and grant three elective credits, which can be applied to most universities. The seminars are designed to be more interactive and engaging than either accelerated high school classes or the broad introductory courses typical of other pre-college programs. Engage in the most dynamic learning experience of your life, explore greater Los Angeles, and spend time with a terrific group of people.

Contact:

Summer@usc.edu (213)740-5679 for brochure

Deadline:

Title:

Michigan Camp Catch-A-Rainbow

Dates:

June 19-24 (ages 7-15)

Fees:

Free

Description:

The American Cancer Society, Great Lakes Division, Inc., serving the residents of Indiana and Michigan, offers this camp to enrich the lives of children between 4 and 15 years old who are being treated for cancer or who are in remission from cancer.

Contact:

800-723-0360 or 517-332-2222 Web: www.cancer.org/camprainbow

Deadline:

May 20, 2005

Title:

New York West Point Academic Workshop

Dates:

June 7-13

Fees:

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Description:

High school juniors are invited to take courses in a variety of areas: Engineering, Basic Sciences, Mathematics, Humanities, Modern Language, or Psychology. A concentrated week of academic, athletic, and social experiences. Applicants should be in the top 5^th of their class, pursuing college preparatory curriculum, PSAT scores of at least 62 Verbal or 62 Math, demonstrated leadership potential by participation, election/selection to office, and honors earned in extracurricular and organized athletic activities.

Contact:

Invitational Academic Workshop, Office of Admissions/United States Military Academy, 606 Thayer Road, West Point, NY 10996-1797. Phone: (845) 938-4041 or Web: http://forms.admissions.usma.edu/AL or Email: admissions@usma.edu

Deadline:

March 1

Title:

California University of Southern California

Dates:

Fees:

Description:

Seminars taught by university professor and grant three elective credits, which can be applied to most universities. The seminars are designed to be more interactive and engaging than either accelerated high school classes or the broad introductory courses typical of other pre-college programs. Engage in the most dynamic learning experience of your life, explore greater Los Angeles, and spend time with a terrific group of people.

Contact:

Summer@usc.edu (213)740-5679 for brochure

Deadline:

Title:

Diabetes The American Diabetes Association's Camp John Warvel

Date:

June 9 - June 15

Fees:

$180 per week

Description:

The American Diabetes Association sponsors CAMP JOHN WARVEL in order to provide an enjoyable, safe and educational out-of-doors experience for children with insulin-dependent diabetes. With an emphasis on fun, Camp Warvel offers a unique learning atmosphere for children to acquire (according to their developmental levels) new skills in caring for their disease. The camp experience instills confidences for the self-management of diabetes.

In addition to meeting the special medical, dietary, and educational needs of each child, camp offers exposure to peers who are facing similar situations with their diabetes. Positive attitudes toward coping with diabetes are nurtured through encouragement and example.

Contact:

Elaine McClane, American Diabetes Association, 317-352-9226 ext. 6730 or 1-800-228-2897.

Deadline:

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Title:

Erskine College Athletic Training Camp

Dates:

June 23-26, July 7-10, or July 24-27

Fees:

Deposit (non-refundable) - $100, Overnight - $300, Day Camper - $200, Key Deposit - $25

Description:

Explore a variety of topics including shoulder injuries, CPR certification, wound care, chest injuries, preparation for college athletic training education, splinting techniques, taping techniques, and head injuries

Contact:

Title:

Illinois, University of - Fighting Illini Volleyball Camps

Dates:

July 16-19

July 21-24

July 27-30

Fees:

Resident - $345 Commuter - $255

Description:

The purpose of the Fighting Illini Volleyball Camp is to give athletes the tools necessary to become a complete volleyball player. Emphasis will be placed on learning what is required to grow mentally and physically as a volleyball player and an athlete. It is our intention to provide not only quality instruction and hard work, but also an enjoyable volleyball experience. Six sections to choose from:

1. Advanced Skills
2. Developmental Skills
3. Rookies
4. Setters
5. Middle Blockers
6. Team Camp

Contact:

University of Illinois Summer Camps, P.O. Box 3264, Springfield, Illinois 62708-3254. Phone: (800) UOFILVB or (217) 244-7278. Web: http://www.fightingillini.com

Deadline:

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Title:

Dates:

Photojournalism – July 7-11; July 13-17; July 19-23

Fees:

Tuition, residence hall room, and most supplies cost $295 for the five-day session. Add to that your choice of the $30 or $60 meal debit card. Commuter fees (for students living off-campus with a relative/friend) are $250 for each five-day.

Description:

The High School Journalism Institute (HSJI) at Indiana University is designed for students who have accepted a position in high school media or for those interested in learning about journalism. Participants will examine the role of the media, analyze their own and other student publications and electronic media, and develop the skills needed to produce quality publications and broadcast productions. HSJI workshops are available in the areas of Yearbook, Television News, and Newspaper.

Contact:

Jack Dvorak, Director, High School Journalism Institute. Email: dvorak@indiana.edu or www.journalism.indiana.edu/workshops/hsji

Deadline:

June 7

Title:

Indiana University Midsummer Theatre Program

Date:

June 16 - June 29

Fees:

$895 - $100 deposit due April 8, 2002

Description:

Indiana University Midsummer Theatre Program is now offering high school students the opportunity to be part of a dynamic theatre and drama institute designed especially for young artists. Classes will be taught by Indiana University theatre faculty professionals and outstanding teaching assistants. This comprehensive, hands-on experience combines the study and practice of significant elements of theatre and drama, such as:

• Acting
• Costume Design
• Dramatic Literature
• Makeup
• Musical Theatre
• Study
• Television
• Auditioning
• Directing
• Lighting
• Movement
• Playwriting scene
• Scenic Design
• Voice

Contact:

Department of Theatre and Drama, Indiana University, Theatre Building 200, 275 North Jordan Avenue, Bloomington, IN 47405-1101. www.indiana.edu/~thtr

Deadline:

March 8

Title:

Indiana University Summer Enrichment Program in Biology (SEP)

Dates:

July 14-19

Fees:

Transportation costs to and from Indiana University in Bloomington are at the expense of program participants. Room, board, and all other programs fees are paid for by the SEP

Description:

Contact:

Heather Crews, Indiana University, Department of Biology, Jordan Hall 127, 1001 East Third Street, Bloomington, IN 47405-3700. Phone: (812) 856-5743 or http://www.bio.indiana.edu/undergrad/summerenrichment/holland_ser.html

Deadline:

April 19

Title:

Dates:

Session II - July 7-19

Fees:

Indiana Residents: $540.00; Out-of-State Residents: $928

Description:

Open to grades 9-12 with a preference given for seniors. Academically talented students who will complete their junior year during the current academic year, and who rank in the upper 25 percent of their respective class or have maintained at least a "B" average, and who are recommended by their teacher, counselor, or principal are eligible. Topics in Session I include: Aerospace Today, Electronics and Computer Technology, French - Enjoying French and People, Medicine - Environmental Toxicology, Physics, Spanish for Conversation, Web Development and E-Commerce. Topics in Session II include: Art/Graphic Design, Business - Small Business Entrepreneurship/Management, Chemistry - Drugs, Pharmaceuticals, and Medicinals, English - Imaginative Literary Expression, German, History - the 1960: Counterculture and Protest, Mathematics and Computer Science, Medicine, Mini-Law School, Not Risky Business, Radio-TV-Film, Theater.

Contact:

Indiana State University, Summer Honors Program, Erickson Hall 120, Terre Haute, IN 47809.

Deadline:

May 24

Title:

Fundamentals of Art Through Drawing

Dates:

July 7 - July 19

Fees:

$575

Description:

Applicants should currently be in their junior year of high school or just completing their junior year, generally ranked in the top 20 percent of their class and have a grade point average of 3.0 (B) or better or combined PSAT scores of 1100. Workshops area available for the College of Architecture and Planning - Introduction to Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Urban Planning and the College of Fine Arts, Department of Art - Fundamentals of Art Through Drawing.

Contact:

College of Architecture and Planning, Ball State University, Muncie, IN 47306. Phone: (765) 285-5859, Fax: (765) 285-3726, or www.bsu.edu/cap/curriculum/wkshop.html

Deadline:

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Title:

Indiana Earlham College - Explore-A-College

Date:

June 23 - July 6

Fees:

$1035 for tuition, room, and board. Books, supplies, and off-campus activities are extra.

Description:

Sophomore, junior, or senior year high school students can spend two weeks developing college-level skills. You'll learn what college professors at one of the nation's leading liberal arts colleges expect, how to manage your time effectively, and what kinds of study skills you'll need. Just as important to you will be finding out what college life is like: being away from home, having a roommate, getting to know students from all over the United States and some foreign countries. Students should generally have a B average in their high school classes. They have scored at least 530 verbal or 480 math on the SAT I or PSAT, or have scored at the 90^th percentile on standardized achievement tests.

Contact:

Explore-A-College, Earlham College, 801 National Road West, Richmond, IN 47374-4095. Phone: (800) EARLHAM, Fax: (765) 983-1560, or Email: ballde@earlham.edu.

Deadline:

June 8

Title:

Indiana Butler University Clarinet Summit

Dates:

June 10 - 15

Fees:

$1075 (tuition & housing) or commuter students $800

Description:

Applicants must submit the following:

1. A cassette tape or CD, demonstrating your current level of performance on the clarinet (required of ALL applicants)
2. A competed registration form and nonrefundable $20 application fee
3. A separate statement indicating your professional musical experience and/or study, including colleges from which you hold degrees or diplomas
4. At least one letter of recommendation from a current or recent teacher or colleague who is familiar with your playing level and musicianship

Contact:

Dr. John P. Graulty, Butler University, Jordan College of Fine Arts, 4600 Sunset Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46208-3485. Phone: (800) 368-6852 ext. 9812, (317) 940-9812. Email: jgraulty@butler.edu

Deadline:

May 1

Title:

Indiana Notre Dame Summer Experience

Dates:

July 7 - 27

Fees:

$2,400 (tuition, housing & meals, field trips, and extracurricular activities)

Description:

Open to outstanding high school students between their junior and senior year. Academic tracks will be offered in the following:

• Life Sciences (Ecology/Environmental Science and Molecular Genetics)
• Business/Entrepreneurship
• Literature: "Faith, Imagination and Justice"
• Psychology: "The Self: Psychology in Action"
• Theology: "Theology Matters: Heroes and Scholars"
• Computer Science and Engineering
• Geoscience and the Environment

Contact:

www.nd.edu/~precoll, Phone: (219) 631-4481 or Email: jmball@nd.edu

Deadline:

April 15

Title:

Indiana United We Can - Indiana Student Leadership Camps

Dates:

• Saint Mary's College, South Bend June 28-30
• University of Southern Indiana, Evansville July 19-21

• Purdue University, West Lafayette June 21-23
• Earlham College, Richmond July 26-28

Fees:

Servant Leadership Camps - $250

Challenge Leadership Camps - $275

Description:

IASP is committed to engaging students (grades 5-12) in a camp experience diverse enough to be relevant and impact each individual student leader, and be an experience they will carry with them back to their school community and not soon forget. United WeCan will challenge each student to examine their inner self to promote self-awareness, and work with students to utilize their individual strengths in honing leadership potential. Students will work together in large and small, grade-level appropriate groups. Throughout the camp, they will network with other student leaders - as part of a team within their own school, as well as other schools and other levels; to develop a greater understanding of, and appreciation for, diversity and varied experiences in life. Program activities and curriuculum promote a solid foundation for life-long use and prepare students to be part of a global, technology-driven society.

Contact:

Department of Student Activities, 8091 Center Run Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46250-1919. Phone: (317) 576-5400, Fax (317) 576-5408, Email: mthompson@iasp.org, dabel@isap.org, or www.iasp.org/dsa

Deadline:

May 30

Title:

Massachusetts Smith College Summer Science and Engineering Program

Dates:

June 30 - July 27 (4 weeks)

Fees:

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Description:

Girls in grades 9-12 who have a strong interest in science, engineering, and medicine. Each summer, select high school students from across the country and abroad come to Smith College and do hands-on research with Smith faculty in the life and physical sciences and in engineering.

Contact:

Smith Summer Science and Engineering Program, Clark Science Center, Smith College, Northampton, MA 01063. Phone: (413) 585-3060 or Fax: (413) 585-3068. Email: gscordil@smith.edu or Web: www.smith.edu/summerprograms/seep

Deadline:

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Title:

Michigan, University of Math & Science Scholars Summer Program

Dates:

June 30 – July 13, 2002 July 14 – July 27, 2002

Fees:

Commuter: $750 per two week session Residential: $1325 per two week session Scholarship support is available

Description:

Topics include: Mysteries of Embryology, Roller Coaster Physics, Math and DNA, Large Scale Structure of the Universe, Geometry and the Imagination, Stupendous Statistics, a Journey through Modern Molecular Science, Nature of Infinity, Genome Sequences and Human Health, Codes, "Ciphers and Secret Messages, Physics of Magic and the Magic of Physics, Mathematical Modeling in Biology, Explorations of a Field Biologist, Statistics and Survey Sample Design

Contact:

Mmss@umich.edu (734) 764-7436 http://www.math.Isa.umich.edu/mmss

Deadline:

April 1,2002 applications will receive top priority

Title:

New York Oxford University Summer Program for High School Students

Dates:

June 29 - July 28

Fees:

$5,195 (comprehensive fee)

Description:

High school students in grades 10-12 are immersed in an academic subject or creative art while taking advantage of the enormous cultural resources of Oxford University. Courses are available in the Humanities, Sciences & Social Sciences, and Production and Workshop.

Contact:

The Oxford Tradition, Oxbridge Academic Programs, 601 Cathedral Parkway, Suite 7R, New York, New York 10025-2186. Phone: (800) 828-8349 or (212) 932-3049 or FAX (212) 663-8169.

Deadline:

Rolling admissions, however, for course guarantee students should have applications postmarked by January 10

Title:

New York Pratt Institute Pre-College Program in Art, Design, and Architecture

Dates:

July 8 - August 2

Fees:

$3233, includes room and board at Brooklyn campus (Includes 4 college credits) $200 Deposit Scholarship available

Description:

Topics include: Foundation of Art and Design, Architecture, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Illustration (traditional), Fine Art/Painting & Drawing, Photography, Creative Writing, Digital Illustration

Contact:

Manhattan Program: (212)461-6040 For Brooklyn Program: (718)636-3453

Deadline:

April 1, >April 1, Depends on space available

Title:

Ohio Summer Studies at Cedarville University

Dates:

June 10 - June 29

Fees:

$382 per semester hour ($1,528 for four credits) and $420 for room and board. Books and course fees are extra.

Description:

Christian students who are juniors in high school with a 3.0 (B) grade point average or better may apply. Courses include Christian Life and Thought (3 credits), Earth Science (3 credits), Introduction to Computers (1 credit), Introduction to Theatre (3 credits), Racquetball (1 credit), and Western Literature (3 credits).

Contact:

Cedarville University, 251 N. Main St., Cedarville, OH 45314. Phone: (800) CEDARVILLE or Web: www.cedarville.edu

Deadline:

May 15

Title:

Pennsylvania Carnegie Mellon Summer Pre-College Programs

Dates:

June 30 – August 9, 2002

Fees:

$4636 includes room and board. Scholarships available

Description:

• Architecture
• Art
• Design
• Drama
• Music

Contact:

Call (412)268-2082 www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college

Deadline:

May l 1,2002 applications will receive top priority, space available up to June 1

Title:

Various Summer Institute For The Gifted

Dates:

• Vassar College I Poughkeepsie, NY June 23 – July 13
• Denison University Granville, OH June 23 – July13
• George School Newtown, PA June 30 – July 20
• Drew University Madison, NJ June 30 – July 20
• Vassar College II Poughkeepsie, NY July 21- Aug 10
• Bryn Mawr College Bryn Mawr, PA July 28 –Aug 17
• Amherst College Amherst, MA July 28 – Aug 17

Fees:

$2975 (includes room and board) plus $275 application fee.

Description:

Residential, Co-Ed for grades four through eleven. Courses include those in SAT enhancement, writing, history, philosophy, electronics, leadership, mathematics, physics, physiology, psychology, bioengineering and teen issues. Also, arts and recreation.

Contact:

Call (866)303-4744 www.giftedstudy.com

Deadline:

Apps accepted anytime, rolling, first come-first served basis. After May 15, processed on space available only.

Title:

Dates:

Session I Vassar College I Poughkeepsie, NY June 23-July 13

Session II Denison University Granville, OH June 23-July 13

Session III George School Newtown, PA June 30-July 20

Session IV Drew University Madison, NJ June 30-July 20

Session V Vassar College II Poughkeepsie, NY July 21-August 10

Session VI Bryn Mawr College Bryn Mawr, PA July 28-August 17

Session VII Amherst College Amherst, MA July 28-August 17

Fees:

$2,975 (payment schedule possible as well as some scholarships available at certain sites)

Description:

Academically talented students in grades 9-11 who have scored in the 95^th percentile or above in one or more of the major content areas of a nationally standardized test administered by their schools (IOWA, CAT, MAT, CTBS, SRA, etc. Students are also eligible who have been identified as GT or who have scored in the gifted range on the PSAT/SAT or ACT examination. The SIG is a unique and prestigious three-week residential, co-educational, summer program for academically talented students in grades 4-11. SIG blends a strong and challenging academic program of introductory through college-level courses, an opportunity for cultural exposure and social growth, and traditional recreational summer camp activities to create a well-balanced, rewarding, and enjoyable summer experience.

Contact:

Summer Institute for the Gifted, College Gifted Programs, 120 Littleton Road, Suite 201, Parsippany, NJ 07054-1803. Phone: (973) 334-6001, Fax: (973) 334-9756, Email: Info@cgp-sig.com or http://www.giftedstudy.com

Deadline:

May 15

Title:

Various The Junior Statesmen Summer School

Dates:

• Georgetown

• Princeton June 30-July 25
• Yale June 30 – July 25
• Stanford June 29-July 24
• Northwestern June 30 – July 25

Fees:

The total cost of tuition, which includes housing and meals, textbooks, and all other academic expenses, is $3225. Partial scholarships based on academic merit and financial need are awarded by the Junior Statesmen Foundation.

Description:

Admission to The Junior Statesmen Summer School is competitive. Acceptance decisions are based on academic achievement, leadership ability, maturity, and interest in politics and government. Summer school classes are structured to develop your knowledge of political systems, your ability to speak and write persuasively, and your appreciation for intellectual and ethical principles. Core courses, offered at all five sessions of the Summer School, include Advanced Placement American Government and Congressional Workshop, a debate practicum. Month-long sessions at Princeton, Yale, Stanford, Northwestern also offer an honors course in Speech Communication.

For students who have successfully completed an AP or honors course in American Government or U.S. History, we offer an Advanced Curriculum. Advanced government courses include U.S. Foreign Policy, Constitutional Law, AP Comparative Government, Political Philosophy, The Presidency and AP Economics. Each is offered at one or more of the five Summer School sessions.

At our month-long sessions, advanced speech courses are also available for students with experience in debate or public speaking. These classes include Political Communication or Public Speaking & Law (for students enrolled in Constitutional Law).

Contact:

The Junior Statesmen Summer School Admissions Office, 60 East Third Avenue, Suite 320, San Mateo, CA 94401. Phone: (800) 334-5353 or (650) 347-1600 or Email: jsa@jsa.org

Deadline:

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Title:

Wisconsin, U of @-Whitewater World Affairs Seminar

Dates:

June 9-14

Fees:

$350

Description:

The program will consist of lectures, film, panels, and group discussions as well as informal talks on important issues of the day. An in-depth inquiry will be made into the most perplexing problems facing the world today. (The structured part of the daily schedule is designed to stimulate informal discussions at meal time or evening rap sessions in the residence hall lounges.) Special activities of an international flavor will be featured throughout this week. Exhibits by foreign students will reveal the many cultures represented at the Sminar.

Contact:

World Affairs Seminar, UW-Whitewater, Whitewater, WI 53190. Phone: (262) 472-1131 or (888) 404-4049. Fax: (262) 472-5210 or Email: was@mail.uww.edu

Deadline:

April 1