There will also be a hands-on mathematics and science classes, including an interactive computer lab. The program begins Monday, June 25 and ends Saturday, July 28. Sessions are held between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday through Friday, plus one Saturday.
Enrollment is free.
Applicants must attend local schools where at least half of the students receive reduced-cost or free lunches. In 1998, the first year the summer program was offered at UCR, the African Student Programs office received a recognition award from the NCAA and Department of Health and Human Services. This year, about 300 youth are expected to participate. The program is co-sponsored by UCR's Intercollegiate Athletics Department. Participants will use campus sports facilities.