Sixty students in the 9th through 11th grades will live in a campus residence hall while attending the program. The students will attend work sessions led by humanities faculty integrating technology with the humanities, which include history, philosophy, English, foreign languages, linguistics, ethnic and women s studies. Students will create a page on the World Wide Web, visit the special exhibit on lasers and virtual reality at the Center of Science and Industry, make a movie and participate in team-building activities at Camp Mary Orton. Applications will be accepted until June 27. Students must be recommended by a teacher or guidance counselor and should include a brief statement of interest in the program.
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