College Fairs / Summer Programs | Bishop Kearney School of Rochester NY

Please follow the link below to check dates for colleges visiting the Rochester area. This is a great opportunity for families to meet with college admissions counselors. Please check back for updates.

Higher Education Services Corporation

Presidents Day

Open House

Bowling Green State University

Register online at

www.bgsu.edu

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Harvard Summer Program

Spend your summer at Harvard

For applications and more information please visit

www.ssp.harvard.edu

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SWE OVERNIGHT
Hosted by RIT’s Society of Women Engineers
Thursday, February 9th and Friday, February 10th, 2012

SWE Overnight is a shadow program at Rochester Institute of Technology for female high school juniors. This program offers participants the opportunity to explore various engineering fields through hands-on workshops and interaction with current RIT engineering students as well as professors. A mentoring relationship can also be developed through our panel discussion and mentoring lunch, which helps facilitate the transition from high school to college. Our goal is to motivate and inspire young women to pursue a career in engineering

In addition, you will:

experience life as a college student

spend the night on campus

eat in the student dining facilities

share fun experiences

make new friends

The RIT campus is reachable by car, bus, train, and plane (the Greater Rochester International Airport is only 10 minutes away), therefore making it easy for participants traveling from farther away to attend.

DETAILS:

When: Thursday, February 9th 1:45pm to 10:00pm (Check-in begins at 1pm)

Friday, February 10th 7:15am to 5:00pm

Where: RIT Campus

Cost: $100 per student (Includes: a SWE overnight T-shirt, meals, overnight accommodations, hands on
engineering activities, and mentoring by RIT engineering students.)
*Need based scholarships are available

Registration: Online registration available: SWE Overnight registration
Please register as soon as possible to ensure enrollment First come, first serve basis—limited to first 50 students

Contacts: Melissa Harrison, SWE Outreach Chair
                Email: RITSWEoutreach@gmail.com
                Jodi Carville, WE@RIT Director
                Email: we@rit.edu

Phone: 585.475.6321

If you require additional information or have any questions about the program, please feel free to contact us. You will find additional details about the program on our website: www.rit.edu/swe/overnight.html. We look forward to working with you and your child.

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Junior College visit:

Thursday March 15, 2012 @ Bishop Kearney High School from 9:45am - 10:45am ~Cafeteria

University of Rochester

Pre-College Summer Programs

Summer academic programs for middle and high school students

At the University of Rochester, students design their own educational plans, studying only what they want to study and doing what they love, driven by their interests. The University's pre-college academic enrichment programs extend this same experience to younger students.

So what exactly does that kind of freedom look like? Pre-College Programs make it possible for junior high and high school students to explore the University and its resources through both credit and noncredit courses. The many options available include taking a one-week course, living on campus for a month, completing a college class for credit, and participating in a summer study-abroad seminar.

The University is proud to welcome students from across the country and around the globe to participate in these innovative programs, which have been enlightening young minds for over 20 years. Classes are designed to broaden the educational experience and sharpen academic skills, helping students learn more about who — not just what — they want to be.