Code	Level		Place	Details	Contact 1	site
LEAD 1	grades 10-11	H	AIU High School Diplomats	Held at Princeton University. American and Japanese cross cultural program.  July – August/January Deadline		http://www.highschooldiplomats.com/america.php
LEAD 2	HS	H	American Red Cross	Leadership Development, held at Wilson College in Chambersburg, PA, July, 2006, $225, for hs	717-257-1822, coders@usa.redcross.org	www.sqvalleyredcross.org
LEAD 3		H	American U	School of International Service, Program covers leadership, law, diplomacy, medicine	(202)885-1604, nlevins@american.edu
LEAD 4	grades 10-11	H	Barnard Coll	The Office of Pre-College Programs offers learning and leadership opportunities for high school students and provides them with practical tools for navigating the college application process.	(212) 854-8866, pcp@barnard.columbia.edu	www.barnard.edu/pcp
LEAD 5	rising HS sr	H	George Washington U	Learn from renowned instructors alongside GW undergraduates from around the country and the globe – all while taking advantage of the world-class resources in Washington, D.C. Study at the Gelman Library, exercise in the five-story Lerner Fitness Center and explore the cultural, historical and political riches of Washington, D.C.	(202) 994-5953 or (202)994-0177,  precoll@gwu.edu	http://www.gwu.edu/apply/precollege/programs
LEAD 6	HS	H	Georgetown U	A combination of intensive classroom learning, fun social activities, and varied excursions to local sites of interest, these summer programs will provide you with a well-rounded taste of college life while expanding your intellectual and cultural knowledge.	(202) 687-5992	http://scs.georgetown.edu/summer-programs-for-high-school-students
LEAD 17	HS	H	Global Leadership Adventures	Join other globally-minded students on meaningful and exciting teen study abroad programs in Africa, Asia and Latin America. Volunteer on teen community service trips to Australia, Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, England, India, Galapagos Islands, Ghana, Guatemala, South Africa, Tanzania, and Vietnam.	1 (888) 358-4321	www.experienceGLA.com
LEAD 7	Youth	M	Harrisburg Human Relations Commission Camp	June, held at Camp Hebron, examine your attitudes and  perceptions of persons different from yourself while improving your leadership, communications and human relations skills	(717-255-3088)	http://www.harrisburgpa.gov/Government/HR_Commission.html
LEAD 8	HS	H	Junior Statesmen Summer School	summer 2010 program offerings. We continue our long-time partnership with Georgetown, Princeton, and Stanford universities to offer a three-week residential summer school experience. Students enroll in one college level government or speech course that is supplemented by JSA’s signature Congressional Workshop. Summer 2010 course offerings include: AP U.S. Government, AP Macroeconomics, International Relations, War & Diplomacy, Political Communication, Constitutional Law, and Media & Politics.	1 (800) 334 5353	www.jsa.org
LEAD 9	gr 12 Boys	H	Keystone Boys State	Citizenship, leadership, democracy. Conducted by the American Legion, Dept of PA	717-730-9100	http://www.pa-legion.com/programs/student-programs/keystone-boys-state/
LEAD 19	Grades 5-12	M	Longacre Expeditions	Our mission at Longacre Expeditions is to inspire students to grow in leadership and personal responsibility, to feel empowered by their adventures, to discover self-confidence, to lead healthy and active lives, and to become more environmentally conscious.	732-722-7566	www.longacreexpeditions.com
LEAD 10	HS jr girls	H	Mount Holyoke	Take the Lead is a long weekend of fun, highly interactive workshops and activities that build leadership skills for idealistic, action-oriented young women who want to make a difference in the world. It's about turning your ideas into action and becoming an effective agent of positive change. Participants are a diverse group of 42 high school juniors from across the country.	413-538-3500	http://www.mtholyoke.edu/takethelead/index.shtml
LEAD 16	HS	H	National Student Leadership Conference	Each of our summer programs for high school students builds on the skills learned in leadership workshops, draw upon the lessons learned from faculty and guest speakers and integrate the knowledge gained on trips and tours.	(800) 994-NSLC (6752) info@nslcleaders.org	www.nslcleaders.org
LEAD 18	ALL	M	NOLS - National Outdoor Leadership	With courses ranging from 10 days to a full academic year, we attract highly motivated students who want to learn how to lead. Our hands on, learn-by-doing approach means that our graduates get the skills they need to be competent, responsible wilderness travelers long after their course is over.	800-710-NOLS	http://www.nols.edu/
LEAD 11	HS	H	Norwich U, VT	The Future Leader Camp (FLC) is a two-week summer program dedicated to developing the leadership potential of current high school students. FLC provides participants with a challenging and meaningful adventure camp experience while building an understanding of small group leadership techniques, leadership ethics, teamwork, problem-solving and effective communication.	802-485-2531 flc@norwich.edu	http://www.norwich.edu/admissions/futureleader/index.html
LEAD 12	HS jr & sr	H	Presidential Classroom Scholars	One week sessions meet with leaders on Capitol Hill, White House, foreign embassies.	info@presidentialclassroom.org	www.presidentialclassroom.org
LEAD 13	Rising HS srs.	H	St. Albans School of Public Service	The St. Albans School of Public Service (SPS) lasts only four weeks each summer, but our students describe it as "life-changing."  The School of Public Service is a unique program that brings fewer than 35 rising high school seniors from all over the United States and Europe to the heart of Washington, D.C., where they undertake an in-depth exploration of government, politics, and public service.	202-537-6435	http://stalbansschool.org/landingPage.aspx?pageId=44588&sectionId=895
LEAD 20	HS	H	Susquehanna University	Leadership Institute for Entrepreneurship.  July, June deadline.		www.susqu.edu/life
LEAD 14	Rising HS srs.	H	US Military Academy	The United States Military Academy hosts the Summer Leaders Seminar (SLS) for high school juniors going into their senior year. The weeklong program of academic classes, military training, physical fitness training and intramural athletics gives students the opportunity to experience cadet life and to see first-hand what West Point has to offer.	(845) 938-4041	http://admissions.usma.edu/MoreInfo/summer.cfm
LEAD 15	HS / MS	M	Washington Workshops	Student Leadership Seminars in Our Nation's Capital / The Washington Workshops Foundation is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, educational foundation, founded in 1967, which annually presents topic specific one-week leadership seminars in Washington, DC for Jr. High and High School students from across the United States.		http://www.workshops.org/