Enrichment OpportunitiesThe SLRI of Mount Sinai Hospital 2010 Summer Research Internship ProgramThe Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute (SLRI) of Mount Sinai Hospital is offering a summer internship program to expose high school students to the exciting world of scientific research. Students are expected to complete an eight week, full-time period of employment from July to August.  Students are required to work on a project in the laboratory and be supervised by a graduate student or postdoctoral fellow. Student interns will be paid $3,333.00 for the work period. See the Guidance Job Board for more information.To be eligible, students must have completed both Grade 11 Biology and Chemistry course. To apply to the program, please provide:•	An up-to-date resume, including permanent address•	An unofficial copy of your up-to-date high school academic report•	Two letters of reference (one must be familiar with your academic abilities)•	A cover letter that includes why you are interested in the internship and what you hope to achieve from this experienceSend the completed application to:Lorien Newell, Youth Outreach coordinatorResearch Training Centre, Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute600 University Avenue, Room 850-2, Toronto, ON M5G 1X5FAX: 416-586-8857newell@lunenfeld.caDeadline: Monday April 19th, 2010Waterloo Unlimited Grade 10 ProgramHigh school enrichment at the University of Waterloo.  Students will consider the perspectives of scientists, engineers, writers, philosophers, and others as they examine the theme of vision. From eyesight to imagination and fine art to flight, we're excited about giving students the opportunity to see "vision" in a whole new light.  Application deadline: Postmarked by March 1st, 2010  Program Details: http://www.unlimited.uwaterloo.ca May 16-21, 2010 Cost: Program Fee: $400 (Meals included)Overnight Residence Accommodation: $150 ($30 per night) Bursary support is available for any student in financial need. The Deep River Science AcademyThe DRSA is a summer science immersion program for Canadian high school students. High school students are assigned a research project with host laboratories to work on real research projects.  By the end of the six week program, students write a professional scientific research paper and give an oral presentation which is attended by professional scientists and engineers. For their work, students earn two high school credits. This program is well-suited to students who have a strong interest in science and who have obtained a high school science credit at the Grade 10 level. For more information inquire through email at info@drsa.ca. Contact:  Karen Sullivan, Acting Executive DirectorPhone:  613-584-4541Date: June 27 to August 7, 2010 Website: www.drsa.ca The School of Toronto Dance Theatre Summer School ProgramThe Summer School Program is designed for individuals pursuing or considering a professional career in contemporary dance. Two and four week sessions are available.  Phone:  416-967-6887 ext. 22Email: ino@schooloftdt.orgWebsite: www.schooloftdt.org Registration Deadline: May 28, 2010