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Other Summer Programs
AMDA American Musical and Dramatic Academy
New York/College and Conservatory of Performing Arts in Los Angeles. Two-week sessions begin in June. An opportunity to study, train, rehearse, perform and live on AMDA’s New York City and Los Angeles campuses.
Contact: (800) 367-7908
More info: www.amda.edu21 Summer Writing Programs for HS Students 2024
WebsiteUniversity of Mississippi Summer College for HS Students
four-week comprehensive program for high-achieving high school students who want to experience university life.
Qualified students earn college credits, get familiar with the collegiate environment, and develop social, personal, and academic skills that will increase their overall success in college. Participants in Summer College also have the opportunity to gain dual credit (high school and college) for classes taken during the summer.
Contact: summercollege@olemiss.edu or (662) 915-7621
Internships
James Lathrop & Wayne Capurro Memorial Internship Program in Wildlife Management
The Nevada Department of Wildlife’s Game Division is offering a full-time summer seasonal work opportunity through this internship program. For graduating seniors who aspire to attend college to pursue a degree in wildlife management or another conservation-related field of study.
Contact: Russell Woolstenhulme, russellw@ndow.org or (775) 688-1914