The Cottonwood Institute offers co-ed expeditions and courses that provide adventurous high school students with the opportunity to sleep under the stars, develop essential camping and wilderness survival skills, tackle important environmental issues, explore future careers, and gain the leadership skills necessary to make a positive impact in their own communities. ...

Camp Diamond provides youth with the opportunity to experience the outdoors and create a sense of self-confidence and awareness that helps to promote them to achieve their best. ...

Students are drawn to this picturesque campus on the Potomac River from all 50 states and over 100 countries. According to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, prospective students are attracted to Georgetown University for two primary reasons: "The academic reputation of the University, and the unique benefits of Georgetown's location." ...

All DiscoveryWorks Community Service Programs operate as part of the greater Summer Discovery program on each campus. See individual SUMMER DISCOVERY pre-college enrichment campus sections for specific information about accommodations, trips & excursions, sports & recreation, meals and transportation. ...

DigiPen Institute of Technology, a leader in video game development education, presents a two-week summer workshop series designed to introduce participants of all experience levels to the fundamentals of game programming, game design, robotics, and 3D computer animation. ...

Georgetown Day School Summer Programs Georgetown Day School is pleased to offer a variety of summer programs for children as young as age 5 up to age 20. ...

The University's western campus in Prescott, Arizona, is 100 miles north of Phoenix. The mile-high campus has an enrollment of about 1,700 students and covers 539 acres of high-altitude western terrain, with campus life centered in a one-mile area. The flight training center is at nearby Prescott Love Field Municipal Airport. You can choose from 12 bachelor degrees and one master degree at the Prescott Campus. ...

The Central Alabama Council The Central Alabama (formerly Birmingham Area) Council was founded by Tish Spaulding Oden in 1959 and received its national charter in 1964. ...

We are an independent, non-profit organization open to all without regard to race, creed, color, or national origin. ...

Capitol Debate was formed to advance debate locally, nationally, and internationally in K-12 and Colleges. Advancing debate includes assisting localities with fundraising, recruiting, teacher support, training, infrastructural set-up, and sustainability planning. ...