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MORGAN STATE UNVERSITY
SUMMER PROGRAMS 2018
Center for Continuing and Professional Studies
1700 E. Cold Spring Lane
Mckeldin Center, Room 308
Baltimore MD 21215-0001
www.morgan.edu/summerprograms
TABLE OF CONTENTS ACCESS ORIENTATION PROGRAM _______________________________________ 1 ASCEND SUMMER RESEARCH INSTITUTE __________________________________ 2 BALTIMORE MUREP AEROSPACE ACADEMY _______________________________ 3 CENTER FOR ACADEMIC SUCCESS AND ACHIEVEMENT (CASA)_________________ 4 INROADS COLLEGE LINKS NATIONAL CAREER ACADEMY _____________________ 5 KINGS SUMMER ACADEMY CAMP _______________________________________ 6 KINGS SUMMER INSTITUTE (KSI) ________________________________________ 7 MIDDLE SCHOOL SUMMER TRANSPORTATION INITIATIVE PROGRAM (MSSTI) ____ 8 MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER MUSIC INSTIITUTE _______ 9 NATIONAL SUMMER TRANSPORTATION INSTITUTE ________________________ 10 NATIONAL TEACHER TRANSPORTATION INSTITUTE ________________________ 11 PRE-FRESHMAN ACCELERATED CURRICULUM IN ENGINEERING (PACE) ________ 12 QUARLES UNDERGRADUATE SUMMER PROGRAM _________________________ 13 SCIENCE YOU CAN SEE _______________________________________________ 14 SUMMER ACADEMY OF MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE (SAMS) PROGRAM_________________________________________________________ 15 SUMMER PROGRAM IN ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE (SPAF) _________________ 16 SUMMER PROGRAM IN RESEARCH AND LEARNING (SPIRAL) _________________ 17 UPWARD BOUND ___________________________________________________ 18 VERIZON INNOVATIVE LEARNING PROGRAM FOR MINORITY MALES ___________ 19
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SUMMER PROGRAM DESCRIPRIONS—2018
Program Name Access Orientation Program
Start and End Date
The ACCESS Orientation Program will be conducted Sunday – Wednesday on the following dates: July 8-11, 2018; July 15-18, 2018; July 22-25, 2018 and August 12-15, 2018.
Contact
Ms. Georgia Sawyer 443-885-3945 (P) [email protected] (E) Ms. Diane Wise 443-885-3651 [email protected] (E)
Description
The ACCESS Orientation Program is for first time freshman who have been accepted for admission to Morgan State University for the Fall 2018 semester. The program provides the opportunity for students to become prepared for their college classes and campus life. It increases their chances of a smooth transition from high school to college. Morgan State University recognizes that the freshman year is a challenge for all new students. Participation in this program provides activities and interactions with faculty, professional staff and classmates, which will help students, have a successful first year.
Age Range First-time MSU Freshman
Website http://www.morgan.edu/enrollment_management_and_student_success/office_of_student_success_and_retention/access_orientation.html
Cost When you have completed the admission process, complete the online registration form and submit the $250 payment as soon as possible but no later than May 11, 2018. Students will be scheduled for each session on a “first come, first served” basis. Please note that if Maryland students attend the August session, they will be charged a late fee of $100 in addition to $250 ($350 Total Fee).
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Program Name ASCEND Center for Biomedical Research Center Summer Research Institute
Contact Information
Ms. Acquanetta Pinchback 443-885-3475 (P) [email protected] (E)
Description The ASCEND Summer Research Institute (SRI) will formally introduce students to health topics and disciplines pertinent to health research, with the goal of implementing critical thinking, principles of scientific investigation, and proposal writing. The SRI is an eight-week program. We expect to enroll 30 Morgan State University students each year into the SRI. Students will participate in a series of innovative seminars and workshops that will provide them with: 1. An overview of health and biomedical disciplines. 2. Training in the scientific method and basic research methodology. 3. Skills for developing a team-based research proposal. 4. Field trips and visits to public health sites and clinics. 5. Exposure to a variety of different health-related research projects and environments. Activities will be designed to foster collaborative learning and engagement and peer-to-peer learning. Students will work in teams of five students (6 teams) and will be encouraged to adopt an "each one, teach one" attitude.
Start and End Date May 2018-July 2018
Age Range 18 – 25 years of age.
Website http://www.morgan.edu/ascend/sri
Cost Free
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Program Name Baltimore MUREP Aerospace Academy
Contact Information
Dr. Jonathan Wilson 443-885-3313 (P) [email protected] (E) Ms. Tia Keels 443-885-3304 [email protected]
Start and End Dates Note that students may attend NO MORE THAN TWO sessions. SESSION 1 July 2nd – July 6th, 2018 SESSION 2 July 9th – July 13th, 2018 SESSION 3 July 16th – 20th, 2018 SESSION 4 July 23rd – July 27th, 2018
Description The Baltimore MUREP Aerospace Academy (MAA) at Morgan State University is designed to improve STEM literacy by engaging students, teachers and family members; by utilizing SEMAA developed curriculum enhancement activities that are aligned to National STEM Standards and by the integration of emerging technologies. The goals of Baltimore MAA (BMAA) are to; Inspire a more diverse student population to pursue careers in STEM-related fields; Engage students, parents/adult family members and teachers by incorporating emerging technologies; Educate students using rigorous STEM curricula, designed and implemented by NASA. The three core components of Baltimore MAA are; Hands-on, Inquiry-Based K-12 STEM curricula; Aerospace Education Laboratory (AEL) and Family Involvement Forum. In BMAA at Morgan State University, students meet during school, after school, or on Saturday mornings to engage in hands-on, interactive learning sessions that are specifically designed for each grade level. BMAA also provide STEM Professional Development for both in-service and pre-service teachers in all types of K-12 schools (public and private). The Baltimore MAA project at Morgan State University is FREE and open to ALL Maryland students in grades K-12 and their parents. During the academic year, classes meet nine (9) consecutive Saturdays for fall, winter and spring sessions and in summer, there are four (4) one-week sessions when classes meet Monday through Friday. All classes are conducted in the Science Complex from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the school year and from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. during the summer.
Age Range 5 - 18 years of age Website http://www.morgan.edu/semaa
Cost FREE with registration of $40
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Program Name Center for Academic Success and Achievement
Contact Information
Dr. Brenda James 443-885-3381 (P) [email protected] (E) Ms. Tiffany Oglesby 443-885-1440 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date June 24, 2018-August 3, 2018
Description The CASA Academy is an alternative admissions program sponsored by the Center for Academic Success and Achievement at Morgan State University. Transitioning high school students who have applied to Morgan State University, but did not meet the requirements for regular admission are referred to the Center and invited to apply to the summer program. We accept a maximum of 300 applicants for each summer cohort, based on selective application process. All participants who successfully complete the program are guaranteed admission to the University for the subsequent fall semester. The CASA Academy program is designed to ease the transition from high school to college for students whose academic profile and performance suggest the need for early intervention to improve their potential for success in college. Upon acceptance to the Academy, participants must enroll and successfully complete (earn a grade of C or better) a sequence of three non-credit courses designed to strengthen the student's background in English, mathematics, and reading comprehension and vocabulary development. Students will also be introduced to a strengths-based orientation seminar designed to help build students' awareness of their natural talents. The CASA Academy is an academically intense and rigorous program. It is offered for a six- week period during the summer. Courses are held Monday through Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Additional supplemental instruction, as well as academic, personal, and leadership development seminars are held in the evenings between 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Participants' primary purpose and goal of participating in the CASA Academy is to improve their skill development in the identified core areas in order to gain admission to the University. Students in the CASA Academy must agree to meet the following standards:
• Successfully complete all CASA Academy courses with a grade of C or better
• Attend all scheduled CASA Academic classes and sponsored activities
• Participate in all mandatory seminars, workshops, activities, etc.
• Adhere to the University's Code of Student Conduct
• Adhere to the CASA Academy Code of Student Conduct
Age Range 17 – 21 years of age
Website www.morgan.edu/casa
Cost $625.00
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Program Name INROADS College Links National Career Academy
Contact Information
Ms. Adriana Spikes-Freeman 202-744-5163 (P) [email protected] (E) Mr. Freddie Smith 443-885-3429 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date June 20, 2018-June 28, 2018
Description The National Career Academy (NCA) will bring together INROADS College Links scholars grades 9-12 for a multiple day training conference. Scholars will participate in workshops and other learning activities that will allow them to develop critical soft skills and the technical knowledge needed to successfully fulfill their educational and career goals. NCA also includes the Hack<It> Upstart Powered by STEMBoard and INROADS, which is a coding and pitch competition.
Age Range 14 – 18 years of age
Website [email protected] Cost Free
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Program Name Kings Summer Academy Camp
Contact Information
Dr. Adedayo Ariyibi 443-885-4509 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date June 25, 2018 --July 28,2018
Description KSAC is a six-week program for children (k-12) which offers the opportunity to experience Intensive Enrichment Curriculum which prepare children for the next academic year and ultimately careers in STEM disciplines. The program is specifically designed to enhance their Academic, Social and Leadership capability and development. Students are daily equipped with courses that challenge their curious minds. They are engaged with activities that foster learning in Creative speaking, Effective writing in Science, Mathematics and STEM discipline generally. The program provides individualized academic development at a learning pace tailored towards the need of each child. The style of learning is nurturing and student centered to encourage knowledge acquisition through enquiry based approach, recognition and utilization of students’ talents for better academic success.
Age Range 4-16 years of age Website https://www.kingseducation.net/ Cost A one-time non-refundable $50 registration fee is due with application.
The cost of attendance is $350 for half day and $450 for full day which include provision of books and some materials for various activities. Fees must be paid in full before the first day of class to be enrolled. Before care from 7:00 am and Aftercare till 6:00 pm. Children will be provided free breakfast and lunch daily. Parents to provide water and snacks.
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Program Name Kings Summer Institute (KSI)
Contact Information
Dr. Adedayo Ariyibi 443-885-4509 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date July 1, 2018 -- August 4, 2018 July 14, 2018 -- August 13, 2018
Description Kings Summer Institute offers the opportunity to experience Intensive Enrichment Curriculum, College preparatory classes (SAT, ACT, Essay writing, College planning: Scholarship and Grant opportunities, College tour, Choice of Major and College Match) and Advance Placement readiness in Stem discipline. The program is specifically designed to enhance Academic, Social and Leadership capability and Development. The students are daily equipped with activities that foster learning in Creative speaking, Effective writing in Science and Mathematics. KSI offered as a residential and non-residential program in July and August provide a 2 week of exciting, invigorating and unforgettable experience for college bound students.
Age Range 16-19 years of age
Website https://www.kingseducation.net/ Cost A one-time non-refundable $100 registration fee is due with application.
The cost of attendance is $300 which include provision of books and some materials for various activities. Fees must be paid in full before the first day of class to be enrolled. Room and board are provided on campus.
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Program Name Middle School Summer Transportation Initiative Program (MSSTI)
Contact Information Ms. Valencia Baker 443-885-3969 (P) [email protected] (E) Ms. Sonia McDonald 443-885-3666 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date July 2, 2018- July 27, 2018 Description MSSTI introduces participants to the many career opportunities available in
the transportation industry. The program features four weeks of field trips, hands-on projects, and networking opportunities with industry professionals. The curriculum also features PSAT prep and activities that promote self-awareness. Students receive a full scholarship that covers the entire cost of attending the program, including all lab fees and field trips. Lunch is provided daily. In addition, each participant receives a $150 stipend upon completion of the program.
Age Range Applicants must be entering 7th, 8th, and, 9th grade for the 2018-2019 school year.
Website www.morgan.edu/soe/ntc
Cost FREE
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Program Name Morgan State University High School Band Institute
Contact Information Mr. Melvin Miles 443-885-3123 (P) [email protected] (E) Mr. Dwayne Heard 443-885-3087 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date July 8, 2018 – July 14, 2018
Description The Morgan State University Summer Band Institute looks to provide an outstanding summer musical experience for our student fellows. Our Summer Band Institute provides students with opportunities to interact with the musicians who comprise the music faculty at Morgan State University, and our selected guest clinicians. Participation in the Summer Band Institute provides performance experiences in multiple venues, and offers a wide spectrum of musical training in music theory, chamber music, jazz and symphonic bands. Whether the student fellows are aspiring high school instrumentalists or beginners, they will discover new challenges to further their growth as musicians.
Age Range 13-17 years of age
Website http://msuhsbc.wixsite.com/summermusicinstitute Cost $465.00
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Program Name National Summer Transportation Institute
Contact Information
Ms. Valencia Baker 443-885-3969 (P) [email protected] (E) Ms. Sonia McDonald 443-885-3666 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date July 2, 2018- July 27, 2018 Description STI introduces high school students to career opportunities in transportation.
The program features four weeks of exciting field trips, hands-on projects, and networking opportunities with industry professionals. STI is “Free”. Students receive a full scholarship that covers the entire cost of attending the program, including all lab fees, field trips. Lunch and bus passes are also provided daily. The program will operate Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Upon completion of the program, each participant will receive a $250.00 stipend.
Age Range Applicants must be entering 10th,11th, or 12th grade for the 2018-2019 school year; and have at least a 2.5 GPA (cumulative).
Website www.morgan.edu/soe/ntc
Cost Free
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Program Name National Teacher Transportation Institute
Contact Information
Ms. Valencia Baker 443-885-3969 (P) [email protected] (E) Ms. Sonia McDonald 443-885-3666 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date July 16, 2018- July 27, 2018 Description The Teacher Transportation Institute (TTI) at Morgan State University
will award teachers 6 CEUs (4AUs). The TTI will connect middle and high school STEM teachers with higher education and transportation professionals. TTI will provide teachers with knowledge to prepare students to be successful in post-secondary education. TTI participants will discuss what STEM is and its importance to careers in transportation and related fields. The program will engage the teachers in hands-on, inquiry-based lessons that will include experiments, engineering, and technology. The teachers will visit transportation and related sites. They will gain insights into the careers and work environment of engineers, transportation planners, information technology professionals, and social scientists. Guest speakers will discuss opportunities and their careers in the transportation industry. TTI participants will explore the impact of the environment, on transportation and communities. The program will operate from 8:30 AM-4:30 PM, Monday-Friday.
Age Range Middle School and High School Teachers
Website www.morgan.edu/soe/ntc
Cost FREE
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Program Name Pre-Freshman Accelerated Curriculum In Engineering (PACE) Program
Contact Information Dr. Carl White 443-885-3913 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date June 24, 2018 - July 27, 2018
Description PACE is a five-week comprehensive and intense summer program that gives students a significant advantage in both academic and personal development. Academically, the program reinforces fundamental subject matter that will increase the probability of successful freshman year. Students will take Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English and Computer Science. Also, students will take part in a research rotation college life, bond with professors, peers, tutors and instructors.
Age Range 17-19 years of age
Website www.atmocenter.org/pace
Cost The PACE program has program fee of $950 in addition to the non-refundable application fee of $50.
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Program Name Quarles Undergraduate Summer Program
Contact Information
Professor A.J. Verdelle 443-885-1994 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date June 3, 2018 – July 3, 2018 Description The Quarles Undergraduate Scholars Program (QUSP) is a residential summer
Undergraduate Scholars Program in Interdisciplinary Perspective on the African-American Legacy. The Program will engage students in rigorous training in interdisciplinary research and the effective integration of primary historical source data into an understanding of two important African-American institutions—the Baltimore Afro-American newspaper and Morgan State University—and their parallel development over the years. The research will focus on archives, manuscript collections and other primary source repositories. The Program will attempt to develop in students a passion for scholarship and research and prepare them to be the next generation of Ph.D. holders by assisting them with the graduate school application process.
Age Range 20 years of age or older.
Website http://www.quarlesinstitute.org/undergraduate-scholars-program
Cost Free to accepted rising juniors or seniors.
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Program Name Science You Can See
Contact Information
Dr. Yacob Astatke 443-885-4208 (P) [email protected] (E) Mr. Andre Lewis 445-885-3667 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date TBD Description This fun filled summer camp focuses on hands-on learning and teaches
students how to build simple electronic circuits and learn the latest about Smart Lighting Technology!
Age Range 11-18 years of age Website http://dryacobastatke.com/smart-lighting
Cost $75.00 (Week 1) $125.00 (Weeks 2-4)
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Program Name Summer Academy of Math and Science (SAMS) Program Contact Information Professor Shirley K. Russell
443-885-3968 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date June 24th - July 27th, 2018
Description Program Overview The Summer Academy of Mathematics and Science (SAMS) program is a rigorous academic enrichment program designed to foster excitement, among high school students, in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines. Students reside for five-weeks on the campus of Morgan State University and attend mathematics, English, computer science, and professional development classes. The ultimate goal of the SAMS program is to increase the number of students from underrepresented communities who pursue math and science-related majors in college and, ultimately, math and science-related careers. SAMS students attend mathematics classes each day, Monday through Saturday, during the five-week program. English and computer science meet daily Monday through Friday. In addition to mathematics, English and computer coursework, students participate in laboratory experiments, case studies, faculty seminars, hands-on projects, professional development seminars, field trips, and other enrichment activities. These activities are designed to enhance the weekly program themes which include actuarial science, biology, chemistry, computational mathematics, engineering and physics. Eligibility SAMS accepts students who are preparing to enter the 10th, 11th, or 12th grades. High school graduates who plan to begin studies in the fall at Morgan’s School of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences are also welcome to apply. Applicants are selected through a competitive application and interview process. Program Fees There is no cost to apply to SAMS. If accepted, there is a $150 enrollment fee for each participant. (Depending on funding, fees may be waived.) The enrollment fee is payable by cashier’s check or money order made out to the Morgan State University Foundation.
Age Range The program is open to rising 10th, 11th, or 12th graders. High school graduates who plan to begin studies in the fall at Morgan's School of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences are also welcome to apply.
Website http://www.morgan.edu/sams
Cost No cost to apply; however, there is a $150 SAMS enrollment fee.
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Program Name Summer Program in Accounting and Finance (S-PAF) Program Contact Information Dr. Sharon Finney
443-885-3445 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date TBA Description The Summer Program in Account and Finance provides the opportunity
for rising 10th, 11th and 12th graders to learn from Morgan State University’s expert accounting faculty. This program is for those students that are:
• Interested in attending college and pursing a major in accounting or general finance;
• Able to reside on Morgan’s campus for the duration of the program.
Program benefits:
• Learn the fundamental concepts in accounting (financial statements, ratio analysis, business ethics, etc.)
• Learn finance concepts, evaluate a company for investments purposes, participate in a case competition
• Use Excel, PowerPoint, the trading lab at Morgan State University.
• Visit local accounting firm or investment banker
• Learn about applying for college financial aid
Age Range 14-17 years of age
Website http://www.morgan.edu/SPAF Cost Free
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Program Name Summer Program in Research and Learning (SPIRAL)
Contact Information
Dr. Leon Woodson 443-885-3776 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date June 5, 2018—August 13, 2018
Description The seven-week program on the campus of Morgan State will have a three- pronged approach: (1) Students will participate in research seminars in mathematics, probability and statistics in which research projects will be investigated in teams. Each team will write a final paper discussing their results and give an oral presentation. (2) There will be an intensive seven-week course - emphasizing proof, with problem workshops and daily homework- consisting of modules, that will include, Cominatorics, Modeling the Spread of Infectious and Non-Infectious Diseases (Statistics). (3) Most weeks will have a day devoted to professional development and career awareness, enhancing the students' view of the mathematical world.
Age Range 19-25 years of age
Website http://www.spiralreu.org/program-details.html
Cost SPIRAL will pay for the participant's travel, room and supplies. Each student will also be given a $3,500 stipend.
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Program Name Upward Bound
Contact Information Ms. Connie McDonald 443-885-3448 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date June 18, 2018 –July 27, 2018
Description The MSU Upward Bound is designed to enhance the academic and personal skills of students while preparing them while in high school for college admission, retention and graduation. Additionally, students are provided opportunities to be exposed to cultural and career activities and experiences. Upward Bound is a supplementary program that enhances the regular high school curriculum.
Age Range 14-18 years of age Website www.morgan.edu/upwardbound
Cost Free
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Program Name Verizon Innovative Learning Program for Minority Males
Contact Information Professor LaDawn Partlow 443-885-4076 (P) [email protected] (E)
Start and End Date Session 1: June 25, 2018 – July 6, 2018 (closed on July 4, 2018_ Session 2: July 9, 2018 – July 20, 2018 (Sessions are held Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 4:00pm).
Description Morgan State University and Verizon are offering a free program to engage students in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). Students will get hands-on experience with advanced technology, including coding, 3-D design and printing, robotics, virtual reality and more. In addition, participants will learn what it takes to build and run a business as an entrepreneur. Students will see what it’s like to be in college, and they’ll be paired with graduate and undergraduate students who will serve as year-round mentors. The program’s goal is to expose African American and Latino boys to technology and careers in technology fields they may not have been aware of.
Age Range The program is for African American and Latino boys attending Baltimore City Public Middle Schools entering grades six through eight.
Website www.weneedmore.com
Cost The program is free to students.
Dr. Nilajah Nyasuma Sims Program Development Specialist
Center for Continuing and Professional Studies
Dr. Willie A. Bragg Assistant Dean, School of Graduate Studies and
Director, Center for Continuing and Professional Studies
Center for Continuing and Professional Studies McKeldin Center
1700 E. Cold Spring Lane Baltimore, MD 21251
443-885-3155