Code	Level		Place	Details	Contact 1	site
SCI 1	Ages 10-19	M	Acadia Institute of Oceanography, Seal Harbor, Maine	AIO introduces young people to the exciting world of marine science through a unique hands-on curriculum that combines biological, physical and chemical oceanography with field, classroom, offshore, and laboratory work.	(800) 375-0058 or info@acadiainstitute.com	http://www.acadiainstitute.com/
SCI 2	HS	H	Alfred U, NY	This is an opportunity for students to learn more about their fields of interest, to sample life on a college campus, and to meet other students with similar interests and academic ability.	607.871.2175	http://www.alfred.edu/summer/hs.cfm
SCI 26		H	California U of PA	Science and Technology Leadership, earn 6 honor level college credits		www.cup.edu/hsacademy
SCI 16		H	Capitol College: NASA prep program	Pre-college engineering program for minority students. June-Aug, Laurel, MD	admissions@capitol-college.edu	www.capitol-college.edu
SCI 3	HS	H	Chesapeake Bay Foundation	two week program	410-268-8816, sruhl@savethebay.cbf.org	http://www.cbf.org/Page.aspx?pid=975
SCI 4	Grades 11-12	H	Clark University -- Summer Science Program	three free weeks of thematic science study at Clark, a medium-sized university in Worcester, Massachusetts. Deadline: March 15.		http://www.clark.edu/
SCI 5	HS	H	La Suerte and Ometepe Biological Field Stations	La Suerte (Costa Rica) and Ometepe (Nicaragua) Biological Field Stations were established in 1993. We are proud caretakers of privately owned forested land. For over a decade we have dedicated our efforts to providing a safe place for scientists and future scientists to train by offering boarding, research facilities, and a variety college level field and research courses.	305-666-9932  info@lasuerte.org	http://www.lasuerte.org/
SCI 6	MS & HS	M	NJ Institute of Technology	The Center for Pre-College Programs offers a series of summer programs for academically talented students from post-fourth to post-eleventh grades. The programs are designed to encourage students to pursue and successfully complete education in science, mathematics, engineering and technological fields.	(973) 596-3679	http://www.njit.edu/precollege/studentprograms/summer_programs.php
SCI 20	HS	H	PROMYS @ Boston U	PROMYS is a six-week summer program at Boston University designed to encourage motivated high school students to explore the creative world of mathematics in a supportive community of peers, counselors, research mathematicians, and visiting scientists.	(617)-353-2563	http://math.bu.edu/people/promys/
SCI 17	MS & HS	M	Rochester Institute of Technology	Explore and discover exciting career paths in one of our summer camps for middle- and high-school aged students. Learn about careers in the engineering, science and computing fields while gaining hands-on experience and developing the skills you need to succeed.	skdetc@rit.edu	http://www.rit.edu/academicaffairs/summer/
SCI 7	MS & HS	M	Sandia Prep	Links/Info to MANY Summer Opportunities	info@sandiaprep.org	http://www.sandiaprep.org/college/summeropportunities.htm
SCI 8	Grades 10-12		Science at SEA	Science at SEA (SAS) is a 20-day program for high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors focusing on the coastal and offshore marine environment around Cape Cod, Massachusetts.	1-800-552-3633	http://www.sea.edu/academics/program_highschoolprograms.aspx
SCI 9	HS Girls	H	Smith College	The Smith Summer Science and Engineering Program (SSEP) is a four-week residential program for exceptional young women with strong interests in science, engineering and medicine.	(413) 585-3060	http://www.smith.edu/summerprograms/ssep/index.php
SCI 18	MS & HS	M	Smith Summer Science	During the summer months, Smith hosts a wide variety of programs for elementary and high school students, adults and alumnae.  Northampton, MA	(413) 585-2892 summer@smith.edu	www.smith.edu/summerprograms/ssep
SCI 25	Grades 11-12	H	Talented Youth Summer Program at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology	Students of all disciplines (arts or science stream) examine from different angles the impact of scientific discoveries and technological advancements on societal development.	(852) 2358 8464	http://talent.ust.hk/
SCI 10	Age 6-13	M	The Franklin Institute	IT'S SPY CAMP: SCIENCE, ESPIONAGE, ADVENTURE AND MOST OF ALL...FUN!	(215)448-1219	http://www2.fi.edu/programs/camp-in/index.php
SCI 23	Ages 12-15	M	The Hotchkiss School	The Hotchkiss Summer Environmental Science (SES) program cultivates in its students a knowledge of environmental science, provides an immersion in the natural world, and encourages them to become stewards of those resources on a local, regional, national, and global level.	860-435-3173 summer@hotchkiss.org	www.hotchkiss.org/summer
SCI 19	Women entering HS grades 10-12	H	U of Dayton, OH	The Women in Engineering Summer Camp is a six-day residential camp for high school women entering either the tenth, eleventh or twelfth grade.  Participants are immersed into the world of engineering through experiments, innovation modules, a day with industry, and dinner with an engineer.	937-229-3296 wie@udayton.edu	www.engineering.udayton.edu/wie
SCI 21	Grades K-12	M	U of MN, Minneapolis	The University of Minnesota offers and hosts one of the most comprehensive line-ups of summer camps for youth anywhere in Minnesota. From understanding bugs in the back yard for young children to fencing and cyber camps for high school students, there is a University-affiliated camp to inspire the mind of every Minnesota youth.	612-624-5551	http://www1.umn.edu/umnnews/Feature_Stories/Summer_youth_at_the_U.html
SCI 11	HS	H	UC Santa Barbara	Early Start Program (ESP), Academic & Enrichment Program (1+1), Enrichment Program and the Research Mentorship Program (RMP). These six-week programs give high school students the unique opportunity to take regular UC Santa Barbara courses. We offer over 100 courses to choose from in 40 academic departments.	805-893-2377	http://www.summer.ucsb.edu/precollegeprograms.html
SCI 12	MS & HS	M	University of New Hampshire / Marine Docents	The UNH Marine Docents are volunteers dedicated to the preservation and wise use of our marine resources. They provide a lens through which the marine and associated environments can be viewed, understood and enjoyed sustainably by people of all ages.	603-749-1565	http://www.unh.edu/marine-education/resources/summer-ops.html#awareness
SCI 22	current HS jr.	H	University of Pittsburgh	Health Career Scholars Academy / 4-week on campus program / Deadline 2/5/2010 / introduces students to the world of health care	412-647-8129 narkevickd@upmc.edu	www.hcsa.pitt.edu
SCI 13	HS	H	Waynesburg Coll, Waynesburg, PA	As always, the main objective of the camp is to provide participants with personal exposure to the characteristics and duties of the forensic science and criminal justice professions. In order to accomplish this educational aim, the program is organized to keep students constantly engaged and challenged throughout the course of five days, as would be their experience in the professional setting depicted on such popular television shows as CSI.	724.852.3384 or pcunning@waynesburg.edu	http://www.waynesburg.edu/index.php?q=News_and_Events/Current_News/CSI_Camp_2010
SCI 14	Ages 10-17	M	Whale Camp	Through direct observation, scientific data collection and hands-on experience with marine science equipment, The Whale Camp is the place where exploration & inspiration abound.	1-888-54-WHALE (94253)	http://www.whalecamp.com/
SCI 15	MS & HS	M	Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts, Harrisburg	Variety of one-day and multi-day programs for different age groups	717-221-8201, x. 1147	http://www.whitakercenter.org/
SCI 24	Grades 9-12 Girls	H	Widener University	Girls in grades 9 -12 are invited to spend the day participating in hands on lab activities with volunteers from Widener's School of Engineering and from the Philadelphia section of the Society of Women Engineers.	610-499-4042	http://www.widener.edu/academics/collegesandschools/engineering/specialprograms/specialevents/highschoolgirlsminicamp/