This program is funded by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. An activity is planned every day to give you a chance to see the relationship between what you learn in class and how it s used in the real world. You may work in the computer lab or conduct experiments. There are NO tests or grades. UW-Superior picks up students the day before the program starts from central locations in Ashland, Bayfield and Hayward.
Students live in a residence hall on campus.
Food is provided. Once the program has finished, the University brings the students back home to Ashland, Bayfield and Hayward. The NAYS director and project coordinator will screen all applications. Students who are chosen to attend will be notified by letter by April 30, 2001. Those not chosen will be put on a waiting list.