Summer Youth Programs
A History of High Quality Academic Enrichment
For over 30 years, Non-Credit Programs has provided innovative academic programs for youth in an on-campus residential setting during the summer. All programs are instructed by Western Illinois University faculty and other professionals who share a commitment to helping each student to further his or her potential. During their stay at Western, students also enjoy a program of safe and fun recreational activities and are supervised by a staff of carefully-selected resident counselors.
- Art for Gifted and Talented Students - Grades 4-6
June 13, 2010 - June 18, 2010
- This program offers classes in airbrush, drawing, painting, computer art, and three-dimensional expression for the motivated art student. Participants enjoy supervised recreational activities of swimming, bowling ad other recreational activities. For more information on the Art Department at Western Illinois University, please visit www.wiu.edu/art.
(Download Registration PDF) - Art for Gifted and Talented Students - Grades 6-8
June 20, 2010 - June 25, 2010
- This program offers classes in airbrush, drawing, painting, computer art, and three-dimensional expression for the gifted and motivated art student. The program also includes swimming, bowling, and other supervised recreational activities.For more information on the Art Department at Western Illinois University, please visit www.wiu.edu/art.
(Download Registration PDF) - Adventures in Filmmaking - High School Students
July 11, 2010 - July 17, 2010
- This program explores all aspects of film production. Students are able to write original scripts, direct, act, edit, and view the final cut of their film at the conclusion of the program. Program participants will receive a copy of their films.
(Download Registration PDF) - Girls Plus Math - Girls ages 11-13
July 18, 2010 - July 23, 2010
- This program provides a supportive, cooperative environment for girls to study math. It encourages girls to study math and science as well as explore and consider mathematics-related careers. The program features a hands-on approach to math study, including creative projects, group activities, and problem-solving. Each participant builds a webpage using what she has learned during the week. Supervised recreational activities are included as part of the program.
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