Summer in the City - NYC Summer Camp for HS Students SAT prep, Workshops & Seminars: Humanities, Social Sciences, Business, Presentation Skills & much more
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Description: Baruch College is offering a dynamic, interactive summer enrichment program for high school students going into 10th & 11th grade.
Summer in the City Day Camp is a 4 week full-day program: Monday, July 5, 2010 through Friday, July 30, 2010.
See Workshops & Seminars in Additional Information section below.
While the program is grounded in experiential learning and critical thinking, it is also social & recreational, designed for fun & engagement in a stress-free environment. Located on 24th Street and Lexington Avenue in Manhattan
Each day of camp will run from 9am – 5pm with lunch provided. Two cohorts of 35 students each will experience two workshops or seminars a day, one NYC field trip per week, SAT prep (including 2 diagnostics), recreation, group activities, oral communication training, video blogs, and a group competition culminating in presentations and lap-top awards for first place. Visit website link below to see sample schedule.
Field Trips Every Week:
One day each week, students will be accompanied on field trips to exciting destinations throughout New York City. Public transportation to and from field trips will be provided and will be supervised by counselors and the Camp Coordinator. Lunch will not be provided on days when there is a field trip and students are encouraged to bring their own lunches or have lunch money for the day. Field trips meet at Baruch College and end there as well. Locations may include:
* Museum of the City of New York
* Rose Center for Earth and Space: Hayden Planetarium
* Lower East Side Tenement Museum
* The Guggenheim
* Museum of American Financial History
* American Museum of the Moving Image
* The USS Intrepid
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Program Information: 4 week full-day program: July 5, 2010 through Friday, July 30, 2010 • Cost: $2500
(includes lunch on instructional days, field trips admissions, Camp T-shirt, materials, instruction, SAT prep, recreation, and camp supervision)
A non- refundable deposit of $200 is required at the time a completed Registration Form is submitted.
Deadline: Registration & Deposit is due by May 7th, 2010; Full Tuition Payment due June 18th, 2010. Medical Forms are due on or before July 5, 2010.
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Additional Information: Workshops & Seminars 2010
How does the World of Finance Work? • Leadership and Strategies for Success • Third World Nutrition and Health
• Presentation & Communication Skills • Public Service, Service Learning and Volunteerism: A Renewed Democracy
• Research Strategies in an Academic Library • The College Application Process and Financial Aid • World Environment and Sustainability • Economics and Global Finance: Connecting the Dots • Entrepreneurship/Marketing • The Humanities and the Real World • Architectural Gems of New York City • Museums of NYC: The Unapparent but Prominent • What do the People Say! Understanding Polls and Survey Research • Challenges Facing the Obama Presidency Today • What Leads up to a Crash in the Market?
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Contact:
Natalie Velasquez Baruch College One Bernard Baruch Way, Box B2-255 New York, NY 10010
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New York (New York City / Manhattan), N.Y.
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