Conferences Available for Students
Senior girls – apply for the prestigious University of Utah ACCESS Scholars program (valued at over 5K). We are looking for talented students with a passion for science, math, and/or engineering and an interest in advancing equity in the STEM disciplines.
The application deadline is March 1, 2022
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ACCESS Scholars
11th Annual Expect the Great Conference
Expect the Great is a free college and career awareness and readiness event for African, African-American, and Black students and communities in Utah:
Date: The high school portion of the conference will take place virtually on Friday, March 25, 2022
While college students will attend in-person for two days of programming at the host institution Snow College, the conference committee elected to make the high school portion of the event virtual since most high school attendees live in the Wasatch Front and bussing students to and from Ephraim would be cost-prohibitive and challenging for districts.
Registration: High school students (and any of their parents, counselors, and educators, who wish to join us virtually) are encouraged to register at ExpectTheGreatUtah.com. Registration will open in January.
Content: The final schedule of breakout sessions and keynotes will be posted on the website by mid-February.
Contact Katie.Mazzie@ushe.edu if you have any questions or concerns.
Click Summer Camp for youth 14-18 years old!
July 18-22, 2022
Price: $499 – discounts are available! Contact Alicia.Summers@jordandistrict.org
Click is a 5-day camp for teenagers. It’s held in Mt. Pleasant, Utah. During the week, youth take the Click Challenge, abstaining from social media and phone games for 5 whole days. We’ve found that when the youth don’t Click through social media, they Click better with each other, their values, and their communities. See more here.
Utah State University – Engineering State Summer Program
2-day fun filled camp for students who will be seniors in the fall. Explore how engineering has changed our world and learn what earning a degree in engineering is all about.
- Two sessions: June 20-21 & June 23-24
- Logan USU Campus
- Fee: $155 which covers housing for one night and meals.
Register now: https://engineering.usu.edu/events/e-state/
High school juniors and seniors are invited to visit the College of Science this fall. Learn about majors, scholarships, and research, network with current students, and be entered to win a $500 U scholarship!
Science Friday Schedule
February 11, 3:00-4:00pm (VIRTUAL EVENT)
February 25, 3:00-5:00 pm
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The SRI offers every incoming College of Science student the opportunity to participate in scientific research. First- and second-year students tackle cutting-edge problems in dedicated research streams sponsored by local industries. No lab experience is expected – students will learn techniques directly from faculty and research mentors.
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The SRI offers every incoming College of Science student the opportunity to participate in scientific research. First- and second-year students tackle cutting-edge problems in dedicated research streams sponsored by local industries. No lab experience is expected – students will learn techniques directly from faculty and research mentors.
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More than 5,000 years ago, Egypt’s fascinating pharaohs led one of the world’s most advanced and preeminent civilizations. They built magnificent pyramids and temples and produced extraordinary art and cultural splendor, which spawned a mythical reputation that now captivates peoples’ imagination around the globe.
Featuring more than 350 original artifacts, some more than 4,500 years old, Egypt: The Time of Pharaohs sheds new light on spheres of life along the fertile Nile Valley—from everyday people to their dynastic rulers. Detailed models of famed pyramids, temples and Egyptian homes, as well as extensive multimedia overlays, films, and interactives guide visitors through the fantasy and facts of ancient Egypt.
Reservations are required.
Please Note: This exhibit contains human remains in the final room, where a mummy and sarcophagus are displayed.
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A brilliant future awaits your students at SCAD!
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Saturday, Dec. 4 at 10 a.m.
Kimpton Hotel Monaco Salt Lake City, 15 West 200 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Following the presentation, students can participate in a Q-and-A session with admission representatives or meet representatives one on one.
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HOBY Leadership Camp – in May or June 2022 (date still to be determined) Copper Hills can send up to five sophomores to the HOBY Leadership Camp. The cost for students is $395 and covers housing, food, and activities for 3 days. This is a great experience for students bound for leadership roles during high school and beyond. Please check out the information online and contact Alicia.Summers@jordandistrict.org to be considered. https://www.hoby.org/
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You are now invited to apply now for in-person 2022 USC Summer Programs. We can’t wait to welcome our highly motivated high school students back to campus next summer!
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| Choose from over 20 courses in multiple disciplines –– from business and engineering to acting and creative writing, there’s a wide range of courses and subjects for you to explore. |
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Take a minute, begin your application, and discover what summer could be!
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We look forward to welcoming you to campus this summer!
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