Every June, ten New Jersey colleges and universities each send four women students and an advisor to participate in a six-day residential institute to learn from a faculty of elected women officials, other political practitioners and scholars about women's role in politics and to develop public leadership skills. After the institute, the students return to their campuses to carry out projects that test and hone their leadership skills. This workshop will teach baroque dance forms to dancers and musicians from across the United States. Focus on teaching good study habits and reinforcing basic skills. Advanced high school students study, memorize and perform opera scenes.
Students also study related aspects of a musical career.
Focus on teaching good study habits and reinforcing basic skills. The Douglass Project for Rutgers Women in Math, Science and Engineering offers the Douglass Science Institute, a three-year summer residential program for young women entering the ninth grade . Students explore topics in science, mathematics and engineering and technology through hands-on laboratories, workshops and field trips. Interactions with undergraduate women, Rutgers University faculty and women working in the corporate world allow the students to explore career options. Students explore topics in science, mathematics and engineering and technology through hands-on laboratories, workshops and field trips.