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University of Oregon Summer Enrichment Program
Youth Enrichment & TAG Programs
5259 University of Oregon Eugene,
Oregon
97403-5259
Tel: 541-346-1405
Fax: 541-346-3594
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| Type: |
Residential
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| Focus: |
Specialty
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| Specialization: |
General Academics, Languages, Liberal Arts, Math, Pre-College Enrichment, Science, Film/TV, Performing Arts, Photography/Video, Visual Arts, Gifted
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| Activities: |
Basketball, Swimming, Volleyball, Academics, Chess, Computers, Creative Writing, Math, Enrichment, Languages, Liberal Arts, Science, Arts & Crafts, Dance, Drama, Drawing/Painting, Fine Arts, Performing Arts, Photography/Video, Adventures, CIT/LIT, Hiking, International Exchange, Talent Show, Team Building
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Special Accommodations: |
Food Allergies, Hearing Impaired, Vision Impaired
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| Age Range: |
11-16 |
| Gender: |
Coed |
| Camp Capacity: |
280 |
| Director: |
Chris Case |
| Sponsoring Org: |
University of Oregon College of Education |
| Founded: |
1980 |
| County: |
Lane |
Nearest Large City: |
Eugene, OR |
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Camp Description:
SEP is a two-week residential summer program providing challenging academic coursework and a wide range of social activities for gifted and highly able 6-10 grade students. Students must be working above grade level and are required to receive an educator recommendation to participate in SEP.During each two-week session, students live in university residence halls and attend six classes chosen from a slate of over 30 options. Classes are offered in a variety of subjects, traditionally including mathematics, science, social science, law, visual and performing arts, media studies, journalism, literature, ecology, and creative writing. There are no exams or homework and classes do not qualify for college credit; the goal of the program is to give highly gifted students an opportunity to learn and enjoy a campus environment in a low pressure setting. Our 2008 course list is available to view online; our 2009 list will be posted to our website in April. Students live in dorm groups divided by age and gender, with a counselor and junior counselor residing with each group. All program activities are closely supervised with a staff to student ratio of approximately 1:8, creating a safe, tight-knit campus community. Time out of class in the afternoons presents students with a range of social options to choose from, including participating in various athletic events, hanging out around the dorm, or exploring the UO campus with friends. Evenings offer an ever-changing list of options as well that include arts activities, movie-making, sports and game competitions, musical performances, and much more. Students are encouraged to largely construct their own schedules while at SEP, allowing them to cultivate their interests while simultaneously promoting their sense of independence and self-assurance.
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Sessions (costs are in the local currency of the camp):
Financial aid available.
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| Session Name |
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End |
Cost |
| Session 1 |
07/11/10 |
07/25/10 |
$1345 |
| Session 2 |
07/25/10 |
08/07/10 |
$1345 |
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