There are middle and high school summer journalism programs to fit all interests, whether you work on the school newspaper or want to create your own blog. Summer journalism programs teach writing, web and broadcast skills in combination with reporting, research and ethics. Students learn how to interview, meet deadlines, engage readers and influence public policy. Some programs specialize in particular areas, such as science writing. Some journalism programs are on college campuses; other are sponsored by leading organizations such as The New York Times.
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UMass-Amherst: Summer Programs.
UMass Amherst is a top research university located in the scenic Pioneer Valley. We offer courses in all kinds of topics with outstanding faculty. Our ... (more)
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Boston University Summer Term.
Boston University Summer Term High School Programs invites you to preview the college experience at one of the world’s top universities in one of the ... (more)
The Wasatch Academy summer school program is for students seeking a truly personalized learning approach coupled with a whole lot of fun. Students benefit from ... (more)
For two weeks, immerse yourself in the excitement of college life and new academic challenges at Boston University through our residential summer program for rising ... (more)
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Cambridge Scholars' Programme.
The Cambridge Scholars' Programme allows high school students to combine education and travel, to make the most of their summer. Students live in a beautiful ... (more)
The Emory Pre-College Program is a summer academic program for high school students. It gives college-bound sophomores and juniors an exciting glimpse of academic and ... (more)
The LSWW is an intensive three week writing and arts workshop for 80-100 Lawrence middle and high school public school students. The workshop, founded in ... (more)
Expand your view of journalism through an investigation of non-traditional news sources and essential, yet under-represented, voices in the populace. (more)
The National Student Leadership Conference’s Film, Journalism & Media Arts summer program for high school students uses an interactive approach to learning that gives you ... (more)
For over 30 years, the National Student Leadership Conference (NSLC) has invited a select group of outstanding high school students to participate in its fast-paced, ... (more)
Immerse yourself in Capitol Hill’s ecosystem to learn how ethics, the government and law interact to form America’s center of political and legal power. (more)
Center for Talent Development's Summer Program has earned global recognition as a premiere learning experience. Academically talented students enjoy academic challenge through fast-paced enrichment, honors, and Advanced ... (more)
The Summer Academy program gives intellectually curious high school students the opportunity to pursue their passions while living and learning in New York City or ... (more)
Conduct advanced research one-on-one with a top professor from a leading U.S. university. Write a groundbreaking undergraduate-level research paper. Receive a full evaluation of your ... (more)
Learn journalistic techniques and stylistic tricks to communicate political analysis concisely and persuasively while developing your own unique voice in the epicenter of political discourse. (more)
Literature, Philosophy, & Culture session (LPC) is designed for students with an interest in the expression and interpretation of creativity and culturally significant texts. (more)
Get the tools to uncover secrets: discover the tenets of investigative journalism and learn how to apply techniques, whether working on-the-scene or from afar. (more)
Duke Youth Programs, a part of Duke University Continuing Studies, has provided summer academic enrichment for academically motivated youth for over 35 years. Each summer ... (more)
Center for Talent Development at Northwestern University is dedicated to helping academically talented students, age 3 through grade 12, reach full potential. We provide research-based ... (more)
Think critically about solutions to the world’s greatest problems by examining current conflicts, political relationships, challenges faced by key players and how they operate on ... (more)
Wagner College’s Summer Pre-College Program provides students with an unforgettable experience in one of the most exciting cities in the world - New York. (more)
The Wagner College Summer Pre-College Program provides students with an unforgettable experience in one of the most exciting cities in the world - New York. (more)
Discover the World of Communication at American University offers interactive workshops for students entering grades 9-12 where you will learn to build a digital portfolio, ... (more)
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