Enrichment classes offered at TSU this summer for ages 6-20...some are free, some are not, some have pre-requisites, some do not. Everything from guitar to football to engineering to criminal justice...
College of Agriculture, Human and Natural Sciences
Summer Apprenticeship Program
A Four-Week Residential Program for High School Rising Seniors and High School Graduates June 4 –29, 2012
High school graduates who have applied to Tennessee State University or high school students going into their senior year are candidates for this program. Each student is assigned to a faculty-mentor from the College of Agriculture. Students are exposed to the research work of their faculty-mentor. The students are required to complete a mini-research project and present the findings at the end of the program. Group activities including lectures, demonstrations, and
field trips are planned for each Friday. There is no cost.
For more information contact:
William Hayslett (615) 963-5438
E-mail: whayslett@tnstate.edu
Engineering Concepts Institute – E.C.I.
A Five-Week Residential Summer Program for
High School Graduates Majoring in an Engineering Discipline
Date: June 10 - July 13, 2012
Priority Deadline: March 1-15, 2012
Acceptance Fee Deadline: May 1, 2012
The primary objective of this program is to introduce high school graduates accepted to attend Tennessee State University in the Fall 2012 to one of the engineering majors. Students participate in enrichment and preparatory coursework in physics, chemistry, and mathematics. Students are exposed to
basic scientific and engineering principals through projects, industry tours, coursework, and other experiential learning activities. At the end of the program, students should have a familiarity with engineering and the collegiate environment at Tennessee State University. All participants must complete a
summer project. Scholarships are available at the end of the program to outstanding students. Cost: $100.00 E.C.I. application is available on the College of Engineering website .
For more information contact:
Fredia Flack-Lusk, Pre-College and Special Programs Coordinator
(931) 639-3303 E-mail: flusk@charter.net
CAMA: CSI/ Mock Trial Camp
One week, 5 day program for 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th & 12th graders
June 25th - June 29th, 2012
This camp will allow junior and high school students to explore the criminal justice process, the definition of crime, the mechanics of crime scene investigation and evidence collection, and the resulting procedures
for arrest, prosecution, and the court process. Learning opportunities
include a mock trial competition and the camp concludes with an analysis of forms of punishment. Ideal for students interested in Criminal Justice or Law. Classes meet daily M-F, 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The cost of $150/week includes lunch and snacks.
For more information contact:
CAMA Office at (615) 963-5356
E-mail: DBurriskitchen@tnstate.edu
TSU Guitar Summit
A Weekend-Long Commuter Program ages 14 and Up
June 28-July 1, 2012
This program is a weekend-long interactive musical immersion for ALL
guitarists, from aspiring pickers and artists to the next number-one hit
songwriter. Multiple instructors will teach classes on a wide variety of
topics. Simultaneous workshops geared toward different skill levels ensure there is something for everyone! Full instructor and guest artist line-up to be announced. Space is limited to 40 students.
Early registration: TSU students & alumni $100
Non-students $150, $75 single-day admission, $125 weekend only
After June 1, 2012:
TSU students and alumni $125
Non-students $200, $100 single-day admission, $150 weekend only
For more information contact:
David Isaacs office (615) 963-2108, cell (615) 483-8170
E-mail: disaacs@tnstate.edu
Academic Boot Camp and Excel-O-rate Programs
June 2 - June 30, 2012
The TSU Academic Boot Camp is a rigorous four-week residential program allowing students, already admitted to TSU, to earn academic credit. Students receive quality instruction, individualized tutoring, and computer technology training. Upon completion of the program, students will have completed three (3) credit hours to apply toward their major field of study upon enrolling at TSU in the Fall.
For more information contact:
Joe Perry (615) 963 - 4947 E-mail: jperry@tnstate.edu
TSU Summer Success Institute
A Five-Week Program for High School Sophomores, Juniors,
Seniors and Freshmen Admitted to Tennessee State University
June 1-July 6, 2012
The Summer Success Institute is a TSU community outreach program
designed to enhance students’ skills in English, math, reading, test taking, and study skills. The program provides the ACT Prep Class for high school sophomores and juniors. Students are equipped with the necessary tools required to improve their ACT/SAT scores or to successfully complete their initial test-taking attempt. For graduating seniors who are being considered for admission to TSU and who have an ACT subscore of 12 or less in at least two areas, the ACT Prep provides them with the tools needed to improve their scores as a condition of their admission to the University. For graduating high
school seniors who have been admitted to TSU with subscores of 17-13 in English, 18-13 in math, and/or 18-13 in reading, the Summer Success Institute offers the College Prep, which provides the tools needed to enhance the students’ skills and improve their placement upon entry into TSU. The cost is $100.00.
For more information contact:
Barbara Kannard (615) 963-5531 E-mail: bkannard@tnstate.edu
Summer Math Academy
A Two-Week Residential Pre-College Program for Rising
High School Sophomores and Juniors Enrolled in the Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools
July 8 - 21, 2012
The goal of the Regents Summer Math Academy is to encourage high school student participants to envision themselves as college students and to provide them with the opportunity to explore careers in mathematics, science and related science and technology fields. The math curriculum is uniquely designed to demystify algebra and advanced mathematics, enhance attitudes toward mathematical science, and strengthen mathematical reasoning skills necessary to perform well on college entrance examinations. The curriculum is also designed to ensure that students have the necessary skills to perform well in college level mathematics. Students will live on campus during the 2-week program. This is a free program.
For more information contact:
Dr. John Robinson (615) 963-5762 E-mail: jrobinson@tnstate.edu
National Summer Transportation Institute – N.S.T.I.
A Four-Week Residential Program
Date: June 3 – June 29, 2012~~Priority Deadline: March 1-15, 2012
Acceptance Fee Deadline—May 1, 2012
High school students (in Grades 10 -12) participate in enrichment and preparatory coursework in physics, mathematics, and computers to introduce them to the engineering discipline. Each week covers a different aspect of transportation (AIR, LAND, and SEA). Activities for summer include hands -on
labs, field trips, and presentations by various employees from the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Federal Highway Administration and Metropolitan Nashville International Airport Authority. Successful completion of Algebra I is required. The program
(administered by TDOT) is pending Federal Highway Administration 2012 approval. The cost: NONE . N.S.T.I. application is available on the College of Engineering website.
For more information contact:
Kevin Williams, Undergraduate Program Coordinator, (615) 963-5405
E-mail: kwilliams@tnstate.edu
Tennessee State Summer Boy’s Basketball Camps
Two Four-Day Instructional Camps on the Fundamentals of Basket-
ball for ages 6-15 ~~ June 4th-7th and June 11th-14th
These two camps will be conducted by the Tennessee State Men’s Bas-
ketball Staff along with players. These camps will focus on the funda-
mentals of basketball from an individual standpoint along with how to
play the game as a team. These camps will give young men the chance to
get coaching from a Division I Basketball Program. Camps are open to
boys ages 6-15. The cost for each camp is $100.
For more information contact:
Trey Meyer (615) 963-4931
E-mail: tmeyer@tnstate.edu
STEM Rising Freshman Summer Institute
A Five-Week Residential Program for High School Graduates
In Pursuing a College Degree in a STEM Discipline
June 11 - July 13, 2012
Students in this program enroll in classes in chemistry, physics, mathe-
matics and computer science. Participants have an opportunity to engage
in joint research projects with professors, learn about areas within STEM
fields from guest speakers, and visit local businesses and industries that
employ STEM graduates.
For more information contact:
Jeanetta Jackson (615) 963 - 5869 E-mail: jwilliams@tnstate.edu
Upward Bound
A Six-Week Residential Program for High School Students
Grades 9 - 12 ~~~~ June 3 - July 14, 2012
Students receive instruction in core curriculum courses and are exposed to
experiences that broaden their understanding of and appreciation for the
fine arts. Through the course of the program, students are in an environ-
ment that promotes the development of values and attitudes conducive to
productive citizenship and lifelong learning. There is no cost.
For more information contact:
Mary Love (615) 963 - 7442 E-mail: mlove@tnstate.edu
TSU Lil’ Tiger Camp
A Four Day Commuter Summer Football
Program for ages 6 - 14 —- June 4 - 7, 2012
The Tennessee State University Lil’ Tiger Camp is designed to provide
participants ages 6 - 14 with opportunities to develop and improve their
football skills in a fun, safe and enjoyable atmosphere. Tennessee State
University Head Coach, Rod Reed, along with his staff will be on hand
to instruct campers in the fundamentals of the sport in order to help
improve their football skills. TSU Lil’ Tiger Camp will encourage each
camper to develop new skills and achieve a new level of play and self-
confidence. The cost is $135.
For more information contact:
Roderick Reed (615) 963-7562 E-mail: rreed2@tnstate.edu
Pre-Engineering Program to Stimulate Interest in
Engineering – P.E.P.S.I.E.
A One-Week Commuter Program for High School Students
Deadline: March 1-15, 2012 — Fee Deadline: May 1, 2012
Session I - June 4-8, 2012
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Session II - July 16-20, 2012 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The program introduces students to engineering disciplines. Students are involved in hands-on projects including product design, manufacturing, robotics, and aeronautics. All students participate in refresher instruction to promote and enhance learning skills and knowledge in mathematics and physics. Each student presents a final project. The cost: $30.
P.E.P.S.I.E. application is available on the College of Engineering website.
For more information contact:
Fredia Flack-Lusk, Pre-College and Special Programs Coordinator,
Office: (931) 639-3303 E-mail: flusk@charter.net
A One-Week Commuter Program for Students in Grades 1-8
July 16-20, 2012
The NASA SEMAA (Science, Engineering, Mathematics and Aero-
space Academy) is an innovative, national project designed to increase the participation and retention of historically underrepresented youth in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). The NASA SEMAA summer program utilizes a series of unique hands-on, inquiry-based classroom
curriculum enhancement activities focused on NASA’s research and
technology in aeronautics, space exploration and science. These sessions are planned for July 16-20, 2012 from 8am-12pm daily.
Applications will be accepted online at http://www.tnstate.edu/semaa/
from April 1 – May 12, 2012. There is no cost to the participants for
this program.
For more information contact:
Mark Brinkley 615-963-7660 E-mail: mbrinkley1@tnstate.edu
RealSports Leadership Academy
A Four-Week Commuter Program for High School Students
June 1 - 29, 2012
The RealSports program is designed to give high school student athletes a head start in preparation for college by providing a clear vision of the expectations, knowledge and skills necessary for success. It is a four week pre-college program that provides a strong curriculum and faculty for enhancement in the basic academic subjects of English, Math, Science and Computer Science. The summer program emphasizes essential learning strategies goal setting, time
and task management, critical thinking, decision making, study skills and test-taking skills including ACT preparation. Mentoring workshops presenting successful professional athletic role models, athletic administrators and coaches are significant parts of this program. RealSports promotes the personal, cultural, social and leadership development of student athletes by providing activities in the college environment that will contribute to their success. There is no cost.
For more information contact:
Barbara Murrell (615) 804 - 6125 E-mail: bmurrel@bellsouth.net
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