Summer Camps and Summer Programs at New York University (NYU) - New York (New York City / Manhattan), NY

Description:
Our precollege residential summer art intensive allows young artists ages 16 to 18 the opportunity to focus and explore their ideas in the heart of the international art world. Students expand their skills, liberate their imaginations, and enrich their understanding of contemporary art. NYU Steinhardt faculty encourage experimentation through classes in painting, drawing, sculpture, photography/video, and contemporary art. Students work in our professional studios and workshops and take field trips to some of New York City’s cutting-edge galleries and museums, performance venues, and public exhibition spaces. During the final week of the program, participants mount a group exhibition of their work in NYU Steinhardt’s Barney Building in downtown Manhattan. Students also receive individual portfolio sessions to help prepare for portfolio reviews when applying to colleges and art schools.

Program Information:
The NYU Steinhardt Precollege Summer Art Intensive takes place from June 28 to July 16, 2010.*
Application deadline: April 1.
Tuition estimate for 2010: $1,850, which includes materials and lab fee. Room and board: from $795-$990. *Dorm check-in is Sunday, June 27, and checkout is Saturday morning, July 17.

Description:
Music and Performing Arts Professions at NYU Steinhardt offers a wealth of courses and special programs for precollege and undergraduate students and young professional performers throughout the summer in the areas of music performance, music theatre, acting, dance, music technology, and music business. Offerings include the following: One- to Three-Week Performance Intensives for advanced high school students, college students, and young professional performers String Quartet Workshop (June 28-July 17, 2010)
Classical Brass Workshop (July 11-17, 2010)
Woodwind Quintets and Woodwind Chamber Music (June 20-26, 2010)
Solo and Collaborative Piano Workshop (July 19-30, 2010)
Broadway Percussion Seminar (June 20-24, 2010)
Jazz Guitar Intensive (July 19-August 5, 2010)
Jazz Improvisation Workshop (June 28-July 15, 2010)
Spanish Vocal Music Intensive (July 19-August 6, 2010)

Second Annual NYU Summer String Quartet Competition (July 1-2, 2010)
Summer on Broadway: Music Theatre Workshop, a two-week intensive for precollege and college-level performers
(June 28-July 14, 2010)
What Makes a Star: Music Business Summer Institute for high school students. Spend a week in New York City learning from professional star makers in the music business
(June 28-July 2, 2010)
Summer Institute in Music Technology: A two-week workshop for high school students who wish to learn the fundamentals of music technology
(July 5-16, 2010)
Looking for Shakespeare: High school students work with a professional director and NYU Steinhardt graduate students to stage an original Shakespeare production
(June 28-July 25, 2010)
Interactive Multimedia Performing Arts Collaborative Technology (IMPACT) workshop: Three-week intensive experience through collaborations in dance, music, multimedia, and arts technology
(July 19-August 6, 2010)

Program Information:
Dates, costs, and eligibility differ by program. For more information and application details, visit www.steinhardt.nyu.edu/music/summer.

Description:
'I've been to this camp for 6 years now. The counselors are amazing and the whole experience is something that I wish I could do year round. I learn more in a week at iD than I do in a year at my school.' -Spencer, Student Experience North America's most reputable and distinguished summer technology program for beginner to advanced students. Over 100,000 kids and teens worldwide have learned to create 2D and 3D video games, websites with Flash, C++ and Java programs, iPhone and Facebook apps, graphic designs with Photoshop and Illustrator, 3D models and animations with Maya, digital movies, robots, all with products experts use in their professions. Enroll in these fun and challenging, weeklong, day and residential summer camps, located at over 60 prestigious universities in the U.S. and Canada. Juniors and Seniors can even earn Continuing Education Units. Alumni can hone their skills before and after summer with iD 365 – Endless Summer, complimentary online workshops lead by live instructors year round. Save $100 per student through December 15th with the HoliDay Special (use promo code WD24). Visit website or call 1-888-709-TECH (8324) for details. Space is limited.

In addition to the iD Tech Camp, there are also special TEEN PROGRAMS for age 13-18:
• iD Gaming Academy: Game on and learn first-hand how industry pros create premier video games. Ages 13-18 immerse in the dynamic world of video game development. Teens choose from one of four courses: Modeling & Animation with Maya, Programming for Game Consoles, Level Design - Unreal Engine 3 and Flash Scripting for Web Games.
• iD Visual Arts Academy for Teens: Immerse in the world of visual arts at this summer camp! Teens choose from one of three courses: Film Production with Final Cut Studio, Professional Photography and Professional Web Design.
• iD Programming Academy: Code for the real world! Intensive study in programming and software development. Teens choose from one of three courses: iPhone App Development, Facebook App Development and C++ Programming & Rocket Science.

ALL LOCATIONS:
New York: New York University, Vassar College, Columbia University and Adelphi University
New Jersey: Princeton University and Seton Hall University
Pennsylvania: Villanova University and Carnegie Mellon University
Connecticut: Sacred Heart University and Wesleyan University
Massachusetts: Harvard University, Smith College, Merrimack College, MIT and Bentley University
Virginia: University of Virginia and the College of William and Mary
Washington, D.C.: American University
Georgia: Emory University
Florida: University of Miami and Rollins College
Indiana: Purdue University
North Carolina: UNC- Chapel Hill
Colorado: University of Denver and Colorado State University: Fort Collins
Texas: St. Edwards University, University of the Incarnate Word, Southern Methodist University and University of Houston
Maryland Towson University
Michigan: University of Michigan
Minnesota: Macalester College
Illinois: Northwestern University and Lake Forest College
California: Stanford University, UC Berkeley, Sacramento State, UCLA, Santa Clara University, UC San Diego, Cal Lutheran University, UC Irvine, St. Mary's College of CA in Moraga, and UC Santa Cruz
Washington: University of WA
Arizona: Arizona State University in Tempe
Missouri: Washington University (St. Louis)
Ohio: Case Western Reserve University and Ohio State University
Tennessee: Vanderbilt University
Utah: The University of Utah
International Programs: Canada: Waterloo University in Toronto and McGill University in Montreal, Canada VISIT ALL LOCATIONS at: http://www.internaldrive.com/locations/

Description:
NYU Precollege offers rising high school juniors and seniors living in the New York metropolitan area an opportunity to earn college credit and to experience academic and student life at New York University. During this six-week nonresidential program, students commute to Greenwich Village for one or two classes they’ve chosen from more than 60 credit-bearing courses. Subject areas include art, music, humanities, natural science, social science, communications, and more. Participants take courses with college-age students and are expected to contribute on a mature level. In addition to enrolling in credit-bearing courses, students may also enroll in a noncredit writing course, attend college-planning sessions, or participate in student activities, all of which are offered just for Precollege students. Admission is selective, as space is limited, and students are strongly encouraged to apply early.

Program Information:
Program Dates: June 29-August 7, 2009 NYU Precollege is a coed, nonresidential program for rising high school juniors and seniors. Students must submit a completed application, an official academic transcript, and a letter of recommendation. Applications will be accepted beginning February 1, 2009, and the application deadline is April 15, 2009. Students are accepted and placed in courses on a rolling basis. Preference is given to early applicants. Notification of admission begins April 1, 2009.