Summer Art Programs and Art Camps Details - New York College & University Locations

Alfred, NY - Alfred University

How To Get Into a Top Art School

Description:
How to Get Into a Top Art School is a 5-day intensive course in establishing preparation for applying to art school. Topics will include 'Building a Strong Portfolio' and 'Careers in the Arts.' The schedule includes one-on-one portfolio critiques, studio activities such as observational drawing and color study, a trip to a professional artist's studio and presentations on various artists' career paths, such as studio artists, museum/gallery work and graphic arts/web design.
This program is for students entering their junior or senior year of high school who wish to continue their education at a top art school. The number of participants will be kept small to allow for individualized attention. We will accept 20-25 students into the program this year. Students are required to bring their portfolios to campus with them for review.
When not in classes, students enjoy planned recreational activities which may include indoor and outdoor games, movies, visits to a nearby lake for picnics and campfires, swimming, social gatherings at the Terra Cotta Coffee House and a farewell party on the last night. Living, dining and learning together, students have ample opportunity to get to know each other and develop lasting friendships.

Program Information:
coed • students entering grades 11-12 • residential • July 18-22, 2010 • cost: $795 covers tuition, room and board, supervision, activities and program materials • application deadline: April 16, 2010

Contact:

Melody McLay
Director of Summer School, Summer Programs and Parents Programs
Alfred University
Saxon Drive
Alfred, NY 14802

Telephone:	(607) 871-2612
Email:	mclaym@alfred.edu
Web Site:	www.alfred.edu/summer

Alfred, N.Y.

Bronxville, NY - Sarah Lawrence College

Sarah Lawrence College Summer Programs for High School Students
Academic, Film, Visual Arts, Music, Dance, Theatre, Creative Writing

Description:
Discover summer at Sarah Lawrence and the College’s distinctive intensive programs, two-week courses in eight fields of study for high school students in grades 10, 11, and 12.
Whatever your interests, Sarah Lawrence College will help you enhance your academic experience and explore your passions in a supportive, non-competitive environment. Students in every class will have an individual meeting with one of their instructors, a distinguishing component of the unique Sarah Lawrence education.

2010 Residential Programs Include:

Writers Village: A Creative Writing Intensive
Sunday, July 11 – Saturday, July 31, 2010 • Classes Meet M-F; 10 am-5 pm
This summer, immerse yourself in the craft of creative writing. Led by members of Sarah Lawrence’s celebrated writing faculty, you will participate in a poetry workshop, and choose between an afternoon fiction or creative non-fiction workshop. Participate in readings, craft talks and free writing periods that are designed to supplement your learning.

Sarah Lawrence College’s Summer in the City
Sunday, July 11–Saturday, July 31, 2010 • Classes Meet M-F; 10 am-5 pm
Using New York City as the backdrop, students will take three, one-week classes about the history and literature and science and film of New York. This exciting new program will give you an opportunity to discover the city that eight million people call home while staying just 30 minutes away on the beautiful Sarah Lawrence College campus. Throughout the three weeks, you will travel into the city, visiting neighborhoods and landmarks that will give you a deeper understanding of the subjects you will study. Included in the tuition fee is the cost of admission into museums, tours, and transportation to and from NYC locations..

Exploring Musical Theatre
Sunday, July 11–Saturday, July 31, 2010 • Classes Meet M-F; 10 am-5:30 pm
Participate in an exciting and rigorous program this summer with a special focus on musical theatre that includes acting technique, vocal technique, vocal coaching, choreography and creating and developing original work. In acting, you will work on scenes from musicals and explore, take risks, and make mistakes in an environment free of judgment. Learn to connect character and singing through creative and healthy use of the vocal instrument. Discover ways to convey meaning through movement with a focus on honing your personal choreographic voice. Take part in the vibrancy of a creative ensemble which will work toward the development of a “work in progress” performance piece. If you love musical theatre, this three week intensive will develop and strengthen the skills needed to propel your creative work to the next level.

Concentrating on the Visual: Painting, Sculpture, and Printmaking
Sunday, July 11–Saturday, July 31, 2010 • Classes Meet M-F; 10 am-5 pm
Study drawing and painting everyday with workshops in sculpture and printmaking. Beginning each day with a drawing class, there will be studio time each day in painting. On Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons, you will also explore sculpture and printmaking. Whether working to build a portfolio for college admissions or examining your artistic spirit, this course will challenge you to learn, discover and create. In addition to the class, there will be a class trip to a local museum the first week of the program as well as evening artist lecturess.

Sarah Lawrence College & The International Film Institute
of New York’s Five-Week Summer Filmmaking Intensive*
Sunday, June 27–Saturday, July 31, 2010
Classes Meet M-F; 10 am-9 pm; Some weekends
This five-week, intensive program offers hands-on experience and instruction in all aspects of filmmaking and focuses on four core elements: writing for the screen, directing, production, and post-production. Lectures feature hands-on camera work, augmented by special guest speakers and behind-the-scenes visits to Manhattan production studios and editing facilities. After you shoot three film exercises focused on different filmmaking techniques, you’re ready to write, direct, produce, shoot, and edit your own short video. You choose the format–narrative, documentary, or experimental. The final product is your completed short–to which you own the exclusive rights–ready for your professional portfolio, graduate school application, or Web distribution. Check website link below for Informational Sessions.

2010 Evening (Non-Residential) Programs Include:

Playing with Mathematics: Games, Puzzles and Riddles
Mondays & Thursdays, July 12–July 29, 6 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Explore the creative and playful side of mathematics! Using the mathematics we know...and learning some new mathematical tricks as well... we’ll attack a wide variety of mathematical games, puzzles and riddles. Our adventures will lead us into the mathematical realms of Probability, Game Theory, Combinatorics, Psychology, and Philosophy.

Telling Stories For The Screen
Mondays & Thursdays, July 12–July 29, 6 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Introduce yourself to the craft of screenwriting by telling an original story from your own unique perspective. Examine concepts and techniques relevant to screenwriting for features or shorts, including three-act structure, characters, dialogue, action and format. In addition to exploring different approaches to narrative screenwriting, the course will emphasize individual development. Through lectures, screenings, writing exercises and one-on-one sessions, you will be given the tools to develop your writer’s voice and to begin work on your own screenplay

Creative Essays: Writing Well in High School and College
Mondays and Thursdays: July 5 - July 29, 2010. Two sessions offered: 4:30 pm-6:30 pm & 7 pm- 9 pm
non-residential; 12 student limit per session; taught by two experienced teachers
This course draws on the richness and flare of fiction to inspire more elegant and meaningful expository and creative nonfiction essays. Using multiple prompts, free writing and workshops, we will help you hone or inspire your writerly voice, making it more elegant, trenchant and effective.
The cost per student is $1000 for the four week, eight-session program.

Other Summer Programs
White Mountain Summer Dance Festival at Sarah Lawrence College
Saturday, July 10 - Saturday, July 31, 2010
Work closely with nine exceptional faculty members for twelve hours each day in a cohesive, nurturing, and challenging learning environment on the beautiful wooded campus of Sarah Lawrence College. There are a limited number of spots available for high school seniors. Housing is available. To learn more about the program including fees, instructors and classes, please visit www.wmsdf.org or call us at 914/395-2693.

Additional Information:
Costs: Costs vary from program to program.
Application: The application fee is $25. Students are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Students of all levels are welcome to attend, though you must be entering the 10th, 11th, 12th grade or a graduating senior.
Residential Programs: Students living on campus will enjoy evening and weekend programs and trips coordinated and run by a staff of Residential Counselors. Evening programs will include community building activities, film viewings and other social events. Weekend trips into the City as well as the surrounding area will include visits to museums; parks; musicals or plays; concerts and New York City neighborhood visits (Chinatown, Greenwich Village, Harlem, Lincoln Center, Little Italy, Times Square, etc.).
On the final Friday of the program, the programs will celebrate the completion of their Summer Intensives with a recital, exhibition, readings and performance of their work to take place throughout the day. Parents and friends are welcome to attend these activities as well.
Fall and Spring classes: Sarah Lawrence College offers classes to high school students in the Fall and the Spring as well. Visit our web site at www.sarahlawrence.edu/highschool for more information or to sign up to be on our mailing list.
Click here to view: Summer Writing Workshop

Contact:

Liz Irmiter
Director of Special Programs
Sarah Lawrence College
1 Mead Way
Bronxville, New York 10708-5999

Telephone:	(914) 395-2693
Email:	specialprograms@sarahlawrence.edu
Web Site:	www.slc.edu/index.php?pageID=4000

Bronxville, N.Y.

Brooklyn, NY - Pratt Institute

Summer in New York City Pre-College Program
Art, Design, Architecture, Critical & Visual Studies and Creative Writing

Description:
Each summer, over 400 high school students from across the country and around the world immerse themselves in art, design, architecture, creative writing, and critical & visual Studies in Pratt’ s intensive four-week college-level program. Pratt uniquely combines academic excellence with hands-on studio work.

The highly structured Pre-College curriculum is modeled after Pratt’s B.F.A. program. The curriculum is comprised of four courses and activities. Students have an elective (2 credits), a foundation (2 credits), an art history appreciation course, a portfolio development course, a lecture series, and a cultural insights track. Students pick one of the following electives: Architecture, Art & Design Discovery (Brooklyn only), Art History, Creative Writing, Critical & Visual Studies, Fashion Design (Brooklyn only), Fine Arts/Painting & Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration (Digital) (Brooklyn only), Illustration (traditional), Industrial Design (Brooklyn only), Interior Design (Brooklyn only), Interactive Arts (Brooklyn only), Jewelry/Metal Arts (Brooklyn only), Media Arts/ Video, Photography, Sequential Art & the Comic Book (Brooklyn only) and Sculpture.
The cultural insights track comprises weekend social and cultural activities including plays, museums, gallery and studio visits, films, etc. All parts of the curriculum are mandatory for Brooklyn resident students. The faculty includes architects, artists and designers recognized in their fields. Guest lecturers and critics may also participate in the program. Students earn 4 college credits upon completion of the program.

Pratt offers two locations for its summer Pre-College program: one in Manhattan (at 14th Street near 7th avenue) – for commuter students only – and one on Pratt’s Brooklyn campus, NY, for both commuters and residents.
Click on second website link below for Brooklyn Campus information.

Program Information:
coed • high school sophomores, juniors, and graduating seniors (age 16 minimum, 18 maximum) • letter of recommendation from art teacher or guidance counselor and a brief letter of intent, stating why you wish to participate in Pratt's PreCollege Program • day program (residential available only on the Brooklyn campus
4 week program - Tuesday, July 6 -Friday, July 30, 2010

Tuition (which includes 4 credits) - $ 2,620 plus fees*
Application Fee - $35 (non-refundable, due with application)
Deposit - $400 (non-refundable, due with application & will be applied to your tuition cost )
Student Administration Fee - $250
Housing: double/triple occupancy - $770
Meal Plans: Brooklyn- Resident Students (mandatory) - $660; Board -lunch only (optional) - $150 for commuters to Brooklyn campus)
Local Transportation Fee (Brooklyn residents only)- $89* 30-day MetroCard for Brooklyn residential students only
Pratt Health Coverage - Health insurance is required for all students attending the PreCollege program. If a student is not currently insured, a short-term policy with variable costs is available. Further information will be available upon acceptance into the program.
Scholarships are available. The program is offered on both the Brooklyn and Manhattan campuses
*Tuition and Fees are subject to change

Contact:

Pre-College Program, Pratt Institute
Center for Continuing and Professional Studies
ISC Building, Room 205
200 Willoughby Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11205-9975

Telephone:	(718) 636-3453
Fax:	(718) 399-4410
Email:	preco@pratt.edu
Web Site:	www.pratt.edu/ccps-precollege
	summeroncampus.com/main/ProgramDetail.asp?ID=755

Brooklyn, N.Y.

Houghton, NY - Houghton College

Houghton Summer Excellence Camps
Leadership, Mathematics, Technology, Fine Arts, Forensics

Description:
Computer Science Camp
Houghton College Computer Science Camp is an exciting week where campers will explore the basics of computer science. Campers will learn the mechanical aspects of computers and have the opportunity to build complete computer systems. Each camper will use the powerful programming language, Alice, to learn the basics of object oriented programming. This hands-on look at the architecture and mechanical function of computer science will culminate in the construction and coding of 3-D movies and games.
Fine Arts Camp
Houghton College Summer Fine Arts Camp introduces students to the intellectual and technical rigors of professional art and design training. Talented high school students from around the region come to experience one week of intense full-time study in art and design. Courses include drawing, watercolor painting, ceramics, book and papermaking, and digital photography. These classes will help build technical skills and introduce students to design processes. Meet professional working artists and gain exposure to current and historical works of art while learning new techniques and concepts to enhance your studio skills.
Forensics Camp
Houghton College Forensic Camp is a camp designed to tap the inner investigator. Campers will learn skills and techniques used in laboratory investigations, while also performing tasks such as fingerprinting, running ballistics test, identifying blood splatter and testing drug residue. With these techniques, campers will be able to solve mysteries in no time.
President's Institute for Student Leadership
A true leader guides by example. According to Houghton College President Shirley Mullen, the President’s Institute for Student Leadership is about “teaching students to be whole people in a fragmented world—people who bring their thinking, their feeling, and their doing together—all with in the context of their spiritual and moral commitments.” Houghton College invites students entering grades 11 or 12 to a week of conversation on “The Big Questions” and challenges that will give campers the tools to become a person of influence in the world. This experience will transform that way students think and will encourage campers on their leadership journeys.
Math Camp
Houghton College Math Camp is an exciting week where campers will experience the fundamentals of mathematics. Campers will analyze methods for making and breaking codes, investigate symmetry patterns in wallpaper and art, and compete in team contests to help build confidence in problem solving skills. Campers will spend time with Houghton faculty and students at Math Camp and experience math as a living, growing area of discovery where new questions are asked and explored.

Program Information:
Students entering grades 10-12• July 5-9, 2010 • day or residential
day cost $300 • residential cost $400

Contact:

Summer Excellence Camps
Houghton, NY 14744

Telephone:	(585) 567-9647
Email:	rebecca.crouch@houghton.edu
Web Site:	www.houghtonsummercamps.com

Houghton, N.Y.

New York (New York City / Manhattan), NY - FIT Fashion Institute of Technology

Summer Live at FIT- Fashion Institute of Technology
and Year-Round Precollege Workshops

Description:
There are many subjects to choose from in a variety of areas at FIT. Although 'fashion' is our first name, the college prides itself in saying 'we're more than fashion.' We have courses in everything from comic book drawing to patternmaking, advertising and marketing to jewelry design. These courses are introductory in nature, casual, fun, and definitely not 'sit and observe. You'll learn 'how to' from an outstanding faculty of artists, designers, and other professionals. There are no portfolio requirements for entry to this program.

Program Information:

FIT's 2010 SUMMER LIVE PROGRAM for High School and Middle School Students
If you're in grades 9-10-11-12 as of September 2010, you qualify for the High School Program.
If you're in grades 7-8-9 as of September 2010, you qualify for the Middle School Program.
Monday through Thursday for 3 weeks, July 12 through July 29, 2010
9:30 am-12:30 pm; 1:30 pm-4:30 pm.
Online registration begins April 13, 2010 at 6am
Please visit our website at www.fitnyc.edu/precollege for pricing information, class descriptions and registration materials.

Click on weblink below for class descriptions and registration material.

Contact:

Center for Precollege Programs
27th Street at 7th Avenue
Room D130
New York, NY 10001-5992

Telephone:	(212) 217-4630
Web Site:	www.fitnyc.edu/precollege

New York (New York City / Manhattan), N.Y.

New York (New York City / Manhattan), NY - New York University (NYU)

The NYU Steinhardt Precollege Summer Art Intensive

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.

Contact:

The NYU Steinhardt Precollege Summer Art Intensive
New York University
Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, Department of Art and Art Professions
34 Stuyvesant Street
New York, NY 10003-7599

Telephone:	(212) 998-5705
Email:	cjb203@nyu.edu
Web Site:	www.steinhardt.nyu.edu/artintensive

New York (New York City / Manhattan), N.Y.

New York (New York City / Manhattan), NY - Pratt Institute

Summer in New York City Pre-College Program
Art, Design, Architecture, Critical & Visual Studies and Creative Writing

Description:
Each summer, over 400 high school students from across the country and around the world immerse themselves in art, design, architecture, creative writing, and Critical & Visual Studies in Pratt’ s intensive four-week college-level program. Pratt uniquely combines academic excellence with hands-on studio work.
The highly structured Pre-College curriculum is modeled after Pratt’s B.F.A. program. The curriculum is comprised of four courses and activities. Students have an elective (2 credits), a foundation (2 credits), an art history appreciation course, a portfolio development course, a lecture series, and a cultural insights track. Students pick one of the following electives: Architecture, Art & Design Discovery (Brooklyn only), Art History, Creative Writing, Critical & Visual Studies, Fashion Design (Brooklyn only), Fine Arts/Painting & Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration (Digital) (Brooklyn only), Illustration (traditional), Industrial Design (Brooklyn only), Interior Design (Brooklyn only), Interactive Arts (Brooklyn only), Jewelry/Metal Arts (Brooklyn only), Media Arts/ Video, Photography, Sequential Art & the Comic Book (Brooklyn only) and Sculpture.
The cultural insights track comprises weekend social and cultural activities including plays, museums, gallery and studio visits, films, etc. All parts of the curriculum are mandatory for Brooklyn resident students. The faculty includes architects, artists and designers recognized in their fields. Guest lecturers and critics may also participate in the program. Students earn 4 college credits upon completion of the program.

Pratt offers two locations for its summer Pre-College program: one in Manhattan (at 14th Street near 7th avenue) – for commuter students only – and one on Pratt’s Brooklyn campus, NY, for both commuters and residents.
Click on second website link below for Brooklyn Campus information.

Contact:

Pre-College Program, Pratt Institute
Center for Continuing and Professional Studies
ISC Building, Room 205
200 Willoughby Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11205-9975

Telephone:	(718) 636-3453
Fax:	(718) 399-4410
Email:	preco@pratt.edu
Web Site:	www.pratt.edu/ccps-precollege
	summeroncampus.com/main/ProgramDetail.asp?ID=600

New York (New York City / Manhattan), N.Y.

New York (New York City / Manhattan), NY - School of Visual Arts

SVA's Pre-College Summer Programs for High School Students

Description:
Pre-College Programs are designed for high school students who want to enhance their creative skills, learn more about a particular field of art, develop a portfolio, and/or experience the challenges and triumphs that exist at the largest independent college of art in the country. In courses taught by the same faculty of leading art professionals who teach in the undergraduate degree program of the college, students will explore the fundamentals of art & design at a level not readily available in high school.
In the summer program, students will explore a range of general topics within a chosen field of study. Summer courses are taught Monday through Friday in intensive 6-hour classes over three weeks.

The Pre-College summer program offers a comprehensive program of supervised activities that takes full advantage of the social and cultural life of New York City. (School of Visual Arts also offers year-round courses for high school students)

Program Information:
coed • high school students • 3-week intensive program: Summer Summer 2010: July 12-July 30 • day or residential option • Students explore a range of general topics within a chosen field of study. • Students receive three credits for the successful completion of the summer program
cost: tuition (including weekend and evening activities) - $1900; housing - $1150 ($400, non-refundable); meal plan - $500; supplies range from $75 - $300 depending on the class; course fees are required for some classes.
To register or for more information, please visit website link below.

Contact:

School of Visual Arts
209 East 23rd Street
New York, NY 10011

Telephone:	(212) 592-2100
Email:	admissions@sva.edu
Web Site:	www.schoolofvisualarts.edu/ce/index.jsp?sid0=4&sid1=63#_2

New York (New York City / Manhattan), N.Y.

Purchase, NY - Purchase College, State University of New York

Purchase College: PRECOLLEGE Programs in the Arts
Filmmaking, Journalism, Jazz, Creative Writing, Songwriting, Photography, Shakespeare, Musical Theatre, Visual Arts

Description:
For passionate high school artists (ages 14-18 unless otherwise noted) and those planning to pursue the arts on the college level. Portfolio/performance building opportunities and audition training techniques. Earn certification letters based upon participation and attendance. Participate in a performance, exhibition, or publication for friends and family.

2010 PROGRAMS
Songwriting Workshop (NEW!) (Ages 12-18)
June 28-July 9 ● Monday-Friday ● 9:30am-3:30pm ● $1,095
Develop your ability to write, record, perform, and promote your own songs! Receive instruction on piano and/or guitar, lyric writing, music theory and arranging. Learn to use Pro-Tools and Garage Band. Enjoy “hands-on” recording sessions and refine your performance skills. Receive a DVD of the concert!
Creative Writing Institute (NEW!)
July 12-August 6 ● Monday-Friday ● 9:30am-3:30pm ● $1,995
Study various powerful genres: nonfiction, fiction, poetry, screenwriting, and the essay focusing on voice, character, and narrative. Become critical thinkers and readers. Produce polished pieces you may use for college essays and/or award submissions. Publish selected work in the institute magazine!
Jazz Workshop (NEW!)
2 sessions: July 12-23, July 26-August 6●Monday-Friday ● 9:30am-3:30pm ● $1,095/session
Join a fun, focused, and supportive environment where you can study jazz and play with motivated peers under the guidance of passionate musicians and educators. All levels of experience are welcome, from beginning to advanced, including classical, rock, and country music players and those with no previous jazz training. Receive a DVD of the final concert.
18th Annual Visual Arts Institute (Ages 15-18)
July 12-August 6 ● Monday-Friday ● 9:30am-3:30pm ● $2,095
Attend master workshops in drawing & painting and sculpture. Choose figure (life) drawing, non-traditional sculpture, fashion design (NEW!), or printmaking/silk screening as your elective. Learn how to develop your portfolio, document your work, and navigate the college admissions process. Display your work in the exhibition!
Filmmaking Institute
June 28-July 23 ● Monday-Friday ● 9:30am-3:30pm ● $2,095
Advance your knowledge of visual storytelling. Write, direct, and act in original movies. Produce work that may be used in the college application process. Edit using a professional digital editing system. View your films at the final screening. Take home a DVD of your movie!
Journalism Institute
June 28 to July 9 ● Monday-Friday ● 9:30am-3:30pm ● $995
Develop skills in basic reporting, interviewing, writing, editing, and publishing practices emphasizing hands-on journalism experience. Learn to create powerful images with words applying investigative and analytical skills. Collaborate to design and contribute to the institute’s blog!
Photography Institute
July 12-August 6 ● Monday-Friday ● 9:30am-3:30pm ● $2,095
Develop technical and aesthetic skills using your digital and 35mm cameras! Learn lighting methods, and use of computer software. Explore 35mm B&W photographic developing techniques. Build your portfolio guided by accomplished instructors. Display your work in the exhibition!
Shakespeare Institute
July 12-August 6 ● Monday-Friday ● 9:30am-3:30pm ● $1,995
Analyze and interpret Shakespeare’s text. Develop skills to create characters utilizing your body, voice and imagination! Explore the art of stage combat. Develop performance skills and audition techniques. Receive a DVD of your performance!
Musical Theatre Institute
July 12-August 6 ● Monday-Friday ● 9:30am-3:30pm ● $2,095
Train in acting, improvisation, movement, voice, and dance! Develop performance skills and audition techniques. Gain a behind-the- scenes view of musical theatre. Receive a DVD of your performance!.

Early Drop-Off & Extended Day Options starting at 8am & ending at 5:30pm!
For Registration Information, Click here.
Fall ’10 / Spring ’11 courses in the arts for high school students!
Check the website in April 2010 for more information.

Click Here to View slideshow of PreCollege Programs at Purchase.

Contact:

Youth and Precollege Programs in the Arts
Purchase College, State University of New York
735 Anderson Hill Road
Purchase, NY 10577-1400

Telephone:	(914) 251-6500
Email:	conted@purchase.edu
Web Site:	www.purchase.edu/PrecollegePrograms

Purchase, N.Y.

Syracuse, NY - Syracuse University

Summer College for High School Students

Description:
Students choose from over forty courses and programs. 2-week and 6-week, credit and non-credit, program options are available to rising high school juniors & seniors. (Rising sophomores are considered for the 2-week studio programs.) Areas of study include: Anthropology, Architecture, Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Drama, Economics, Education, English & Textural Studies, Design (including Interior Design and Fashion Design), Forensic Science, History, Information Studies, French, Law, Management, Mathematics, Philosophy, Photography, Political Science, Psychology, Public Communications, Religion, Sociology, Spanish, Studio Arts, and Women’s Studies. Visit www.summercollege.syr.edu for program details and program-specific eligibility requirements.
Students also experience what college life is like outside of classes. Residential students live in an SU dormitory with SU undergraduate student RAs. All students have access to SU recreation facilities, social and recreational events, and program field trips.
2-Week to 6-Week Programs: July 5 - August 14, 2010

Program Information:
coed • high school juniors and seniors • commuter or residential
length of sessions: 2 to 6 week sessions
Earn up to 7 college credits.
2010 Dates: July 5 – August 14
2010 Costs: varies by program

Contact:

Syracuse University
Summer College for High School Students
700 University Ave
Syracuse, NY 13244-2530

Telephone:	(315) 443-5000
Fax:	(315) 443-4410
Email:	sumcoll@syr.edu
Web Site:	www.summercollege.syr.edu/sumcoll4
	www.syr.edu/visiting/campusviews/directions.html
	(Directions to Syracuse University)

Syracuse, N.Y.

White Plains, NY - Westchester Community College. Center for the Arts - White Plains

Summer Art Programs for Children and Teens
Westchester Art Workshop at The Center for the Arts- White Plains

Description:
Center for the Arts-White Plains offers summer and after-school art classes for children and teens. The program offers a broad range of classes in photography and the visual arts for students from 6-15 years of age; classes meet once a week, Mon.-Thurs. for two hours. We provide a friendly and creative environment, highly experienced teachers, and fully equipped art studios. Give your child a wonderful and memorable experience in the arts!

Program Information:
Summer programs for students, ages 6-15, run June 28 – July 29, 2010.
Teen Portfolio Development (teens 16 and up)- See schedule below.
Call for a free brochure or to register: 914-606-7500

Summer Class Offerings
Monday:
Ceramics: ages 13 -15; 10am - 12pm
Paint/Draw: ages 6 - 8; 10am - 12pm
Paint/draw: ages 8 - 10; 1pm - 3pm
Sculpture: ages 10 - 13; 1pm - 3pm
Computer Art: ages 10 - 13; 1pm - 3pm
Drawing: ages 13 - 15; 1pm - 3pm

Tuesday
Jewelry: ages 13 - 15; 10am – 12pm
Digital Photo: ages 13 - 15; 1pm – 3pm
Paint/Draw: ages 10-13; 1pm – 3pm
Jewelry: ages 10 - 13; 1pm – 3pm
Ceramics: ages 8 - 10; 1pm – 3pm

Wednesday
Sculpture: ages 13 - 15; 10am – 12pm
Paint/Draw: ages 8 - 10; 10am – 12pm
Ceramics: ages 6 - 8; 10am – 12pm
Computer Art: ages 13 - 15; 1pm – 3pm
Puppetry: ages 8 - 10; 1pm – 3pm
Paint/Draw: ages 10 - 13; 1pm – 3pm
Ceramics: ages 10 -13; 1pm – 3pm

Thursday
Paint/Draw: ages 6 - 8; 10am – 12pm
Collage: ages 13 - 15; 10pm – 12pm
Digital Photo: ages 10 - 13; 1pm – 3pm
Painting: ages 13 - 15; 1pm – 3pm
Sculpture: ages 8 - 10; 1pm – 3pm
Pant/Draw: ages 10 - 13; 1pm – 3pm

PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT FOR TEENS:
Session 1: June 28- July 14, 2010 (3 week session) M – W 9:15am – 12:25pm
Session 2: July 19 – July 29, 2010 (2 week session) M – Th.9:15am – 12:45pm

Contact:

Westchester Art Workshop, Westchester Community College
Westchester County Center
White Plains, NY 10606

Telephone:	(914) 606-7500
Fax:	(914) 606-7501
Email:	waw@sunywcc.edu
Web Site:	www.sunywcc.edu/waw

White Plains, N.Y.

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