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FIGURE OUT WHAT KIND OF SUMMER YOU WANT TO HAVE. Answer the questions on the opposite page, then turn to the corresponding pages to learn more. READ ABOUT ALL OF OUR CAMPS, COURSES AND WORKSHOPS. Use the key below: Program basics

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REGISTER. Register online for a camp, college-credit course or workshop at summer.slu.edu. SPEND YOUR SUMMER AT SLU. It’ll be your best summer yet!

INTERESTED IN SOMETHING ELSE? If you don’t find what you are looking for in this program guide, email Troy Turnipseed, director of summer studies, at summer@slu.edu. We frequently add and update programs, so visit us online and like “Summer At SLU” on Facebook to keep up with the latest information.

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Men’s Basketball Day Camp Drills • Skill Work • Competition

Drills • Skill Work • Competition

SLU – Chaifetz Arena

SLU Billikens men’s basketball staff and players work directly with campers to improve their basketball skills.

Students entering grades 1 – 9

Junior varsity and varsity boys

Two sessions: Mon – Thu, Jun 1 – 4 Mon – Thu, Jun 15 – 18 9 am – 3 pm

Sun, Jun 7 10 am – 3:30 pm

$250 per session

Charles Nishida • slubasketballcamps@gmail.com • 314-977-3255 • slubasketballcamps.com

Men’s Basketball Elite Camp

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Women’s Basketball Elite Camp

Women’s Basketball Team Shootout Camp

Skill Development • Evaluation by Saint Louis University Coaching Staff • Elite Level of Competition • NCAA Rules Education

Team Competition

SLU – Chaifetz Arena

Campers prepare for the upcoming high school season by competing against teams of similarly sized schools from throughout the Midwest. Teams are guaranteed to compete in three games.

Advanced high school players compete against one another and prepare for basketball at the college level. Girls entering grades 9 – 12 Check summer.slu.edu for dates and pricing Check summer.slu.edu for dates and pricing Jessica Lutz • jlutz1@slu.edu • 314-977-5076 • slubillikens.com

SLU – Chaifetz Arena

Girls entering grades 9 – 12 Check summer.slu.edu for dates and pricing Check summer.slu.edu for dates and pricing Jessica Lutz • jlutz1@slu.edu • 314-977-5076 • slubillikens.com

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Billiken Soccer Camp Half-Day and Full-Day Camp: Technical Skill Instruction • Tactical Topics • Small-sided Games Full-Day Camp Only: Lunch • Videos • Swimming • Games • Scrimmages SLU – Robert R. Hermann Stadium Camp staffers work with campers to improve their fundamental skills and develop tactical awareness in an age-specific environment. The camp challenges both novice and advanced players in a fun and competitive environment. Students entering grades 1 – 8 Mon – Fri, Jun 1 – 5 Half-days (9 am – noon) or Full-days (Mon – Thu, 9 am – 4 pm and Fri, 9 am – noon) Half-days: $250 Full-days: $320 Mike McGinty • info@saintlouissocceracademy.com • 314-977-3184 • saintlouissocceracademy.com

Billiken Soccer Elite Camp Technical and Tactical Training Sessions • Skill Competitions • Tournaments • All-star Games SLU – Robert R. Hermann Stadium This camp is geared towards players who aspire to improve their game at the highest level. It includes intense training. Boys entering grades 7 – 12 Sun – Wed, Jun 14 – 17 (overnight option) Overnight: $550 Days only: $450 Mike McGinty • info@saintlouissocceracademy.com • 314-977-3184 • saintlouissocceracademy.com

Billiken Soccer Day Camp for Girls Technical Skill Instruction • Tactical Topics • Small-sided Games • Match Situations SLU – Robert R. Hermann Stadium These camps are focused on helping local players develop. The camps are built on the elements of fun, technique, tactics and a low player-to-coach ratio. Technique and skill development will be appropriate to the age and skill level of the player. Players will have their feet on the ball for many repetitions and have plenty of opportunities to achieve success. Tactical learning of the game will be emphasized by using small-sided games and other match situations. Our goal is to see and play the game better while having fun using small-sided games. Girls entering grades K – 9 Girls Day Camp Two sessions: Mon – Fri, Jun 8 – 12 Mon – Fri, Jun 22 – 26 9 am – 4 pm

Little Bills Camp Two sessions: Mon – Fri, Jun 8 – 12 Mon – Fri, Jun 22 – 26 9 am – noon

Girls Day: $250 Little Bills: $160 Scott Gloden • gloden@slu.edu • 314-977-2584 • saintlouiselitesoccercamp.com

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Little Bills – Introduction to Volleyball

Volleyball Individual Camp

Individual Instruction in Volleyball Skills

SLU – Chaifetz Arena

This camp introduces volleyball to players and covers basic skills, positions and rotations. Students entering grades 1 – 5

This camp focuses on all-around improvement of all individual skills through technical instruction as well as competitive team drills, game situations and team play in a fun and supportive setting.

Thu – Fri, Jun 11 – 12 9 am – noon

Girls entering grades 5 – 12 Boys entering grades 5 – 8

$75

Two sessions: Tue – Thu, Jul 7 – 9 Mon – Wed, Jul 13 – 15 9 am – 3:30 pm

Melissa Miller • info@saintlouisvolleyballcamp.com • 314-394-1110 • saintlouisvolleyballcamp.com

$250 Melissa Miller • info@saintlouisvolleyballcamp.com • 314-394-1110 • saintlouisvolleyballcamp.com

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At the Simon Recreation Center on SLU’s campus, you’ll find SLU students being ACTIVE in all kinds of ways: playing squash, climbing the bouldering wall, taking spinning classes and swimming laps.

Volleyball One-Day Position Camps

Volleyball Minicamps

Individual Instruction in Libero/Defensive Specialist Skills

Blocking • Hitting • Passing • Serving • Setting • Defense

SLU – Chaifetz Arena

Libero Camp: This one-day camp will focus on the elements of the game that are critical to the libero/defensive specialist. These include serve receive, digging, pursuit and serving. This camp is also appropriate for front row players who play all six rotations.

Each minicamp covers one specific area of the game providing beginning players with a sound foundation and advanced players with advanced technical and tactical training. High-school-only and boys-only minicamps are available for the first time. Register for one or any combination of minicamps.

High School Libero Camp: For high school players only. This oneday camp will focus on the elements of the game that are critical to the libero/defensive specialist. These include serve recieve, digging, pursuit and serving, as well as defensive systems and positioning. This camp is also appropriate for front row players who wish to play all six rotations.

Students entering grades 4 – 12 Age groups vary by minicamp Nine sessions (two hours each) Mon – Thu, Jul 6 – 16 (varying dates)

Libero Camp: Students entering grades 6 – 8

$50 per session

High School Libero Camp: Students entering grades 9 – 12

Melissa Miller • info@saintlouisvolleyballcamp.com • 314-394-1110 • saintlouisvolleyballcamp.com

Libero Camp: Fri, Jul 16 9 am – 3:30 pm

High School Libero Camp: Thu, Jul 10 9 am – 3:30 pm

$90 Melissa Miller • info@saintlouisvolleyballcamp.com • 314-394-1110 • saintlouisvolleyballcamp.com

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Girls Softball Camp Softball Skills SLU – Billiken Sports Center Camp staffers work with campers to improve offensive and defensive skills. Girls entering grades 7 – 12 Check summer.slu.edu for dates and pricing. Check summer.slu.edu for dates and pricing. Ashley Fleming • flemingas@slu.edu • 314-977-3284 • slubillikens.com

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SuperSkill Swim Camps Swimming Lessons SLU – Simon Recreation Center In its 32nd year, the SuperSkill Swim Camp is intended to provide swimming instruction for all skill levels so that children can discover new skills and learn correct swimming techniques. Students entering grades K – 11 Three sessions: SuperSkill: Mon – Fri, Jun 8 – 12 Improvement: Mon – Fri, Jun 1 – 5, Jun 15 – 19 Learn to Swim: Mon – Fri, Jun 22 – 26, Jul 6 – 10, Jul 13 – 17 Three options: All-day: 9 am – 4 pm Mornings: 9 – 11:15 am Afternoons: 1:45 – 4 pm

INTERESTED IN SOMETHING ELSE? If you don’t find what you are looking for in this program guide, email us at summer@slu.edu. We frequently add and update programs, so like “Summer At SLU” on Facebook to keep up with the latest information.

All-day session: $249 Half-day session: $119 Hossein Dastgah • dastgahh@att.net • 314-769-7946 • summer.slu.edu

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Campus Recreation Youth Program Sports • Arts and Crafts • Swimming • Cooking • Field Trips SLU – Simon Recreation Center • St. Louis Zoo • Splash City • Lazer Tag • Moolah Bowling It is our goal to stimulate the process of discovery by introducing campers to a variety of recreational activities designed for each age group and skill level. We hope to create a special atmosphere in which friendships can be formed and campers can express themselves and grow while creating lasting memories. Our energetic and well-qualified staff, under the direction of the department of campus recreation, is comprised of professionals in recreation and education and students interested in those fields. Students entering grades 1 – 7 Eight sessions: Mon – Fri, Jun 1 – Jul 31 9 am – 4:30 pm Extended care options: 8 – 9 am, 4:30 – 5:30 pm Camp: $160 per session* The extended care cost is $20 per child per week and includes both morning and evening. *$10 discount for children of SLU faculty, staff, students and alumni.

Nick Collins • campusrec@slu.edu • 314-977-3975 • slu.edu/x59183.xml

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Gardens to Tables Culinary Camp Gardening • Cooking • Nutrition • Trips to Local Farms SLU – Nutrition and Dietetics Food Lab • Fresh Gatherings Cafeteria This camp engages students in gardening, cooking and nutrition activities. Campers prepare a variety of meals and work with professional chefs, registered dietitians and master gardeners to learn principles of good nutrition, gardening and a healthy lifestyle. Each week has a different theme. Campers journey to local farms, encountering sustainable local agriculture firsthand. Each session includes a Disability Awareness Day, helping campers learn what is involved when people have disabilities and how people with disabilities cook and garden independently. Students entering grades 2 – 7 Six sessions for students 7 – 12 years old: Mon – Fri, Jun 1 – 5, Jun 8 – 12, Jun 22 – 26, Jul 13 – 17, Jul 20 – 24, Jul 27 – 31 8 am – 5 pm One session for students 12 – 19 years old: Mon – Fri, Jun 15 – 19 8 am – 5 pm One session for students 5 – 8 years old: Mon – Fri, Jul 6 – 10 8 am – 5 pm $275* *$25 discount for children of SLU faculty, staff, students and alumni.

Marian Linck • linckm3@slu.edu • 314-977-8523 • slu.edu/nutrition-and-dietetics/gardens-to-tables-culinary-camp

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SUMMER James Gunn (screenwriter Scooby Doo and Dawn of the Dead), Marianne Muellerleile (actress Momento and Parenthood) and Thomas P. Barnett (impressionistic painter) are notable CREATIVE SLU alums.

Grand Arts Camp Painting • Drawing • Printmaking • Clay • Metal • Fiber Craft Alliance Grand Center • SLU Museum of Art • SLU Fine Arts Studios Made possible by the partnership between Craft Alliance and Saint Louis University, this urban-themed visual arts camp will give high school students with strong interest in the arts the opportunity to work in six different mediums (clay, metal, fiber, drawing, painting and printmaking) in both Craft Alliance Grand Center and Saint Louis University studios. This full-day, two-week immersion program is enhanced by museum visits, an architectural tour and exposure to music and theater in the Grand Center Arts District. By experiencing the arts using all senses, students will be encouraged to create work that develops their art-making skills and explores the overall urban arts theme. Culminating with the students’ exhibition at Saint Louis University Museum of Art, students will learn what it takes to prepare for a gallery showing while having their best summer yet! Students entering grades 9 – 12 Mon – Fri, Jul 20 – Jul 31 9 am – 4 pm $500 Troy Turnipseed • summer@slu.edu • 314-977-8884 • craftalliance.org

Grand Theater Camp – Middle School Edition

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Grand Theater Camp – High School Edition

Acting and Audition Techniques • Design • Stage Combat • Stage Makeup

Advanced Acting and Audition Techniques • Stage Combat • Stage Makeup

SLU • Black Box Theater • Boileau Hall • Metro Theater Company • The Fabulous Fox Theatre

SLU • Black Box Theater • Boileau Hall

Saint Louis University and Metro Theater Company invite middle school students to explore acting, auditioning, creative movement, design, stage combat and makeup with professional theater artists in Grand Center. This fun, twoweek experience includes tours of Metro Theater Company and the Fabulous Fox Theatre. Campers will create original work and perform scenes and monologues from books, plays and movies. All skill levels are welcome. Campers will swim weekly and lunch will be provided daily by SLU dining. There will be a performance for family and friends at the conclusion of the program. Students entering grades 6 – 8 Mon – Fri, Jun 1 – 12 9 am – 4 pm

Saint Louis University and Metro Theater Company invite high school students to explore advanced acting, auditioning and movement techniques as well as stage combat and makeup with professional theater artists in Grand Center. Campers will create original monologues and perform scenes from books, plays and movies. All skill levels are welcome. Campers will have a swim day and lunch will be provided daily by SLU dining. There will be a performance for family and friends at the conclusion of the program. Students entering grades 9 – 12 Mon – Fri, Jul 13 – 17 9 am – 4 pm $275

$575

Extended care, morning: $25 per week 8 – 9 am

Extended care, evening: $25 per week 4 – 5 pm

*$10 discount for children of SLU faculty, staff, students and alumni.

Troy Turnipseed • summer@slu.edu • 314-977-8884 • metrotheatercompany.org

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THE BILLIKEN – ONE OF THE

COOLEST MASCOTS IN THE COUNTRY

FOUNDED IN

1818

HOURS ONE MILLION+ SERVICE EACH YEAR 100%

39.6

50%

MILLION IN RESEARCH SUPPORT

NEARLY 100 OF FACULTY MEMBERS HOLD THE HIGHEST DEGREE IN THEIR FIELDS

RANKED

UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS

12:1

STUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO

HEALTH LAW PROGRAM

OF FRESHMEN

RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL AID

NEARLY 80

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PROGRAM

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PROGRAM

BY U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT

ONE OF THE TOP

UNIVERSITIES

IN THE U.S.

HOME TO THE FIRST FEDERALLY CERTIFIED FLIGHT SCHOOL (1927)

BILLIKEN ALUMNI:

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FIRST HUMAN HEART TRANSPLANT IN MISSOURI (1972)

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Adventures in Medicine and Science Workshop Introduction to Health Care Careers • Lab Experience • Observation of a Live Surgery SLU – Doisy College of Health Sciences – Practical Anatomy and Surgical Education in Young Hall The workshop provides an overview of anatomy and an introduction to careers in health care. Students attend programs presented by physicians and medical professionals, gain hands-on lab experience, view patient interactions and observe a live surgery. Students are admitted through an application process and space is limited. Students entering grades 11 – 13 Mon – Fri, Jun 22 – 26 8 am – 3:30 pm (Overnight option available only for those not living in the St. Louis area) Days Only: $735 (including $100 deposit) Overnight: $1,435 Kim Dondanville • dondanvillek@slu.edu • 314-977-7379 • aims.slu.edu

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Anatomy 101 Workshop Introductory Anatomical Education • 3-D High-definition Presentations • Comparative Dissections SLU – Doisy College of Health Sciences – Practical Anatomy and Surgical Education in Young Hall This workshop provides introductory anatomical learning through dissections, presentations and other hands-on programs. Students interact with physicians, anatomists, athletic trainers and other health care professionals. Students entering grades 8 – 10 Mon – Tue, Jul 13 – 14 8 am – 3:30 pm $225 (including $50 deposit) Kim Dondanville • dondanvillek@slu.edu • 314-977-7379 • aims.slu.edu

Little Medical School – Part 1

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Little Medical School – Part 2

Hands-on Learning • Crafts • Medical-themed Games

SLU – Tegler Hall

The Little Medical School brings medicine, science and the importance of health to children in a fun and entertaining way. Through interactive demonstrations, crafts and games, kids learn how the body and organs work, how to use doctors’ instruments and even how to administer first aid.

Little Medical School – Part 2 builds upon the lessons students learned from Part 1. Through interactive demonstrations, crafts and games, the Little Medical School brings medicine, science and the importance of health to children in a fun and entertaining way.

Students entering grades K – 5

Mon – Fri, Jul 13 – 17 9 – 11 am

Mon – Fri, Jul 20 – 24 9 – 11 am

$150*

*$10 discount for children of SLU faculty, staff, students and alumni.

Troy Turnipseed • summer@slu.edu • 314-977-8884 • littlemedicalschool.com

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Established in 1836, Saint Louis University’s School of Medicine has the distinction of awarding the first medical degree west of the Mississippi River. The school is constantly conducting research in hopes of making LIFESAVING advances in medicine.

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Introduction to Sports Medicine and Athletic Training Workshop Introduction to Physical Therapy/Athletic Training • Lab Experience • Observation of Surgery Demonstrations • Tour of Chaifetz Arena SLU – Doisy College of Health Sciences – Practical Anatomy and Surgical Education in Young Hall In this three-day workshop, participants will learn the roles of the physical therapist and athletic trainer, possible career opportunities, rehab techniques and much more. Students will hear from physical therapists and athletic training professionals, physicians and other health care professionals as they discuss important topics in the sports medicine field. Students will also learn about human anatomy and observe surgery demonstrations throughout the workshop. Students entering grades 11 – 13 Mon – Wed, Jul 20 – 22 8 am – 3:30 pm

School of Medicine Summer Scholars Program – Multicultural Affairs Medical Education Planning • Pre-med Expectations • Interview Skills • Simulation Labs • Human Anatomy SLU – School of Medicine and Learning Resource Center This three-week program will allow students to interact with medical students, professors, doctors, nurses and other health care professionals. Information on planning a medical education, expectations of a pre-med major, learning and developing interview skills, and hands-on training will be addressed. Additionally, basic introductions to human anatomy, medical facilities, labs, classrooms and various fields within medicine will be explored. Students entering grades 10 – 12 Mon – Fri, Jun 8 – 26 9 am – noon

$325 (including $50 deposit)

This program is free; however, students are chosen based on the quality of their personal statement and letter of recommendation. Only 25 spaces are available.

Kim Dondanville • dondanvillek@slu.edu • 314-977-7379 • aims.slu.edu

Colette McLemore • cmclemo1@slu.edu • 314-977-7564 • slu.edu/medicine

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Little Nursing School

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Little Pharmacy School

Hands-on Learning • Crafts • Medical-themed Games

Hands-on Learning • Crafts • Pharmacy-themed Games

SLU – Tegler Hall

The Little Nursing School brings medicine, science and the importance of health to children in a fun and entertaining way. Through interactive demonstrations, crafts and games, kids learn how the body and organs work, how to use nurses’ tools and what it’s like to be a nurse.

The Little Pharmacy School brings pharmacy skills, prescription education and the importance of medication safety to children in a fun and entertaining way. Through interactive demonstrations, crafts and games, kids learn how to fill a prescription, 911 protocols and what it’s like to be a pharmacist.

Students entering grades K – 5

Mon – Wed, Jul 20 – 22 9 – 11 am

Mon – Wed, Jun 15 – 17 9 – 11 am

$100*

*$10 discount for children of SLU faculty, staff, students and alumni.

Troy Turnipseed • summer@slu.edu • 314-977-8884 • littlemedicalschool.com

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Speech Camp Small Group Therapy • Large Group Therapy SLU – Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic – McGannon Hall The Speech Camp is an intensive two-week summer program designed specifically for children 3 to 6 years old diagnosed with childhood apraxia of speech, phonological disorders and other speech disorders. All participants will receive small group and large group therapy that incorporates best practices in treatment and a variety of supports to assist the child in improving overall speech intelligibility. Students entering grades Pre-K – K Two sessions: Mon – Thu, Jun 15 – 25 Mon – Thu, Jul 6 – 16 9:30 – 11:30 am

Teen Connection to Social Competency Restaurant Critics • Great Chefs Cooking Club • Engineering Experiences Group • Art/Animation • Theater Games SLU – Doisy College of Health Sciences This program provides a challenging, teen-focused experience based on common interests of college and/or career-bound group members. Sessions occur both on the Saint Louis University campus and in the community. Parents meet weekly during sessions. Activities may include cooking, restaurant outings, rocket building or robotics and game nights. To join this program, a $150 social competency assessment and interview are required. Students entering grades 9 – 12 Assessment Week: Mon – Fri, May 18 – 22 8 am – 4 pm

Camp: Mon – Fri, Jun 1 – Jul 17 Two-hour sessions, once per week

$250

$330 – $600

Session choices are dependent on availability and interest.

Kellie Dalton • daltonk2@slu.edu • 314-977-3365 • slu.edu/x12349.xml

Jeanne Eichler • otpractice@slu.edu • 314-977-8566 • ot.slu.edu

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Kid/Tween Connection to Social Skills and Social Competency Obstacle Courses • Cooking • Crafts • Games SLU – Doisy College of Health Sciences Grades Pre-K – 5 This program integrates developmental and sensory-based activities with social strategies, resulting in a dynamic friend-making experience. Preschool and elementary school children enjoy a variety of activities including obstacle courses in our sensory gym, cooking, crafts and games. Grades 6 – 8 Tween Connection to Social Skills combines common interests of group members with specialized sensory and social approaches, resulting in a unique experience for each middle school participant. Age-appropriate life skills are integrated into each session to confront common challenges of middle school years, and tweens are encouraged to try new skills at home and in the community. Students entering grades Pre-K – 8 Assessment Week: Mon – Fri, May 18 – 22 8 am – 4 pm

Camp: Mon – Fri, Jun 22 – 26 Three-hour sessions, once per week

Assessment Week: $150 new, $75 returning Camp: $360 Jeanne Eichler • otpractice@slu.edu • 314-977-8566 • ot.slu.edu

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HealthRHYTHMS®: Connections to a Better Life Music • Drumming • Health SLU – Doisy College of Health Sciences The foundation of the HealthRHYTHMS® drumming program is the evidence-based HealthRHYTHMS® Group Empowerment Drumming Protocol. Scientific research has demonstrated that as a wellness strategy HealthRHYTHMS® can create positive changes in the immune system, reduce burn-out and improve mood states. Participating in HealthRHYTHMS® Group Empowerment Drumming provides an extraordinary opportunity to discover your personal rhythm and enhance the overall quality of your life.

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Teen/Young Adult Connection to Social Competency: Connections to Nature and Friendship Nature • Geocaching • Crafts • Games Shaw Nature Reserve — Dana Brown Overnight Center

Additional information about the research that supports HealthRHYTHMS® is available online at remo.com/health.

Enjoy five technology-free nights and six days living in the historic cabins of Shaw Nature Reserve’s Dana Brown Overnight Center (located in Gray Summit, Missouri) exploring nature, life skills, team-building activities, geocaching, cooking groups, game nights, campfires, field trips and more. The camp’s SLU staff includes a minimum of two occupational therapists, one registered nurse and students from multiple programs at SLU, including occupational therapy, engineering and biology. Shaw staff includes a nature/therapeutic recreation specialist and community volunteers.

College students and adults

Students entering grades Pre-K – 8

Six weeks (based on participant availability)

Assessment Week: Mon – Fri, May 18 – 22 8 am – 4 pm

$200 Jeanne Eichler • otpractice@slu.edu • 314-977-8566 • ot.slu.edu

Camp: Sun – Fri, Jul 5 – 10 (two-night option available)

Assessment: $150 new, $75 returning Camp: $800 Jeanne Eichler • otpractice@slu.edu • 314-977-8566 • ot.slu.edu

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SLU’s occupational therapy program is one of the top 40 in the United States. Occupational therapists help people participate in the things they want and need to do through the therapeutic use of everyday activities.

Connections to Independence: Bridges to Success Living Skills • Independent Environment • Organization SLU – Doisy College of Health Sciences Learn living skills to facilitate transition from home to more independent environments. The program addresses safe navigation of public transportation, telephone skills, cooking, self advocacy, money management, laundry skills, working with others, job interviewing, getting along with a roommate, home safety and maintaining a clean environment, organizing space and more. This pilot program was created to address specific needs of high functioning young adults who have disabilities and have a desire to live independently. Participants choose two-hour programs that apply to their personal needs throughout the year, many offered during summer months. Young adults Assessment Week: Mon – Fri, May 18 – 22 8 am – 4 pm

Camp: Ongoing Assessment: $150 new, $75 returning, free for young adults with a documented Autism diagnosis Camp: $330 (six meetings) Jeanne Eichler • otpractice@slu.edu • 314-977-8566 • ot.slu.edu

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LITERARY

SUMMER

SLUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pius XII Memorial Library is home to more than 17,720 books and 37,000 microfilmed manuscripts, ensuring that SLU students have access to all the LITERARY resources they need. The library underwent a $3 million renovation in 2012.

Reading Skills Program Reading Development • Study Skills • Speed Reading and Comprehension Various locations in the St. Louis metro area SLU and the Institute for Reading Development partner in offering eight summer reading skills programs for all ages. Goals for each age group include: 4-year-olds – students entering first grade: Focus on phonics and develop a love of reading. Parents attend with the children. Students entering grades 2 – 5: Improve reading comprehension and develop reading fluency. Students entering grades 6 – 11: Learn study skills and increase reading speed. Students entering 12th grade and adults: Become faster, more effective readers by learning note-taking techniques and the most effective approach to reading comprehension. Pre-K – Adult May 31 – Aug 9 $249 – $299 Eugenie Borton • eborton@readingprograms.org • 800-964-9090, x8109 • slu.readingprograms.org

The Power of Words Reading Comprehension Skills • Note-taking Skills • Organizational Skills • Written Skills SLU – Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic – McGannon Hall The Power of Words is designed for children entering fourth to sixth grade. It is designed to help facilitate reading comprehension skills, enhance note-taking and organizational skills, and challenge individuals to strengthen both expressive and written skills. This workshop will be individualized, intensive and creative. Students will be exposed to a variety of genres including fiction, nonfiction and personal narratives. Students entering grades 4 – 6 Session 1: Tue – Thu, Jun 16 – 25 Session 2: Tue – Thu, Jul 7 – 16 1 – 2:30 pm $250 Kellie Dalton • daltonk2@slu.edu • 314-977-3365 • slu.edu/x12349.xml

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Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology has a long history of innovation – it was the first federally certified flight school in the nation. The faculty and students continue that spirit today with innovative research projects.

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STEM

SUMMER Engineering and Aviation Academy

Camp Invention

Engineering and Aviation Modules • Flight in Diamond DA-20 Airplane • Competitions

Problem Solving • Critical Thinking Development • Hands-on Activities

SLU – Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology

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The 2015 Engineering and Aviation Academy will host students for a six-day, five-night session where they will learn about all the academic programs provided at Parks College. Students will work together to compete in daily competitions. On the last day of the academy, their families are invited to attend a luncheon and meet current Parks faculty, staff and students. During the academy, faculty and student mentors guide students through hands-on activities in aerospace and mechanical engineering, flight science, biomedical engineering, civil engineering, computer and electrical engineering, and physics. Students will also attend an off-campus group outing, take a flight in a Diamond DA-20 airplane and explore Saint Louis University’s campus.

We’re building the future, one thinker at a time. Camp Invention runs for one action-packed week. Each day, campers work in teams as they rotate between four fun thematic modules. Each module brings new challenges to build upon what was learned the previous day. At Camp Invention, your child could: • Collaborate to build prototypes, following the example of National Inventors Hall of Fame inductees • Up-cycle and re-engineer with gears and gadgets, developing critical-thinking skills and creativity • Explore science, technology, engineering and math enrichment, motivating a group to develop solutions to realworld problems.

Students entering grades 11 – 12

Students entering grades 1 – 6

Sun – Fri, Jun 14 – 19 (Overnight)

Mon – Fri, Jun 29 – Jul 2 9 am – 3 pm

$550 (including $50 application fee)

$220

Abby Bandelow • parksevents@slu.edu • 314-977-8443 • parks.slu.edu/summer-academy

William Perkins • wperkins@slu.edu • 314-977-8693 • campinvention.org

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ExxonMobil Bernard Harris Science Camp Activities • Experiments • Projects • Science • Technology • Engineering • Mathematics SLU – Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology – Reinert Hall The ExxonMobil Bernard Harris Science Camp is organized to provide activities, experiments, projects and field experiences for students entering sixth to eighth grade who have an interest in science and mathematics. The camp promotes science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education and supports historically underserved and underrepresented students with limited opportunities. Students live on campus during the camp and participate in classes taught by University faculty, secondary teachers and local STEM professionals. As part of the interactive, inquiry-based curriculum, campers also enjoy the added benefit of exploring local museums, nature centers and ecosystems, allowing them to discover science at work in their communities.

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Mon – Fri, Jul 6 – 10 and Mon – Thu, Jul 13 – 16 This program is free; however, students are chosen based on the quality of their personal statement and letter of recommendation. William Perkins • wperkins@slu.edu • 314-977-8693 • summer.slu.edu

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SUMMER International Business Academy

English Skills • Credit-bearing Course • St. Louis Exploration

SLU – John Cook School of Business – Boeing Institute of International Business

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The academy provides a forum for local high school students to learn more about international business through lectures, discussions and seminars led by esteemed Saint Louis University faculty and global business managers. In addition, students tour local multinational companies and interact with current international business majors at SLU. Students entering grades 11 – 12 Wed – Fri, Jun 17 – 19 (Overnight) $350 Danielle Stevens • stevendn@slu.edu • 314-977-3631 • business.slu.edu/ibacademy

International Student Summer Program

Global Business • Company Tours • Cultural Activities • Campus Experience

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Saint Louis University welcomes students from all countries and offers the International Student Summer Program to help prepare international students for success at SLU. Students live on campus while taking a credit-bearing course. They get the opportunity to improve their English skills, adjust to campus and explore the city of St. Louis through events and field trips. Students entering grades 11 – 12 Jul 6 – 25 $2,500 Includes course tuition, housing, meals, and all scheduled events and activities. Bridget DeClue • bdeclue1@slu.edu • +001 314-977-3926 • summer.slu.edu

SLU was among the first universities to found an international campus, launching its second campus in Madrid in 1969. SLU students are encouraged to take advantage of the Madrid campus or one of the dozens of study abroad programs and immerse themselves in a new CULTURAL experience.

Spanish Language Immersion in Spain Spanish Language Education • Immersion in Spanish Culture SLU – Madrid, Spain This program is based on the exchange of language and culture for Spanish- and English-speaking students. There is a high Spanish-to-English speaker ratio, creating a privileged language immersion situation for campers who want to learn Spanish. Campers are totally immersed in Spanish culture. Our teachers and monitors are students who are currently studying at SLU-Madrid. They share their culture and knowledge and direct all the camp activities under the careful supervision of a team of faculty from both Saint Louis University and Colegio San José. All classes are taught by native speakers. Teachers give language classes between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. to groups of three to 10 students, organized according to age. The classes are interactive and focus on Hispanic culture and everyday Spanish. In the afternoon, various workshops take place. Students choose which workshops to attend based on their interests. Workshop topics vary from journalism to archery, from card games to drama, and from international cuisine to photography. Students entering grades 7 – 12 Jul 5 – 24 Students coming from abroad are recommended to arrive in Madrid the day before the start of camp and leave the day after the end of camp. 1,500 Euros / $1,698* *Based on exchange rate calculated 2/6/15 There is a supplement of 130 Euros for students traveling abroad that includes transportation from and to the airport, accommodation, meals, and sightseeing always accompanied by one of our monitors. 10 percent discount for all students traveling from the United States.

Hamish Binns • hbinns@slu.edu • +034 91-554-5858 • spain.slu.edu/operacioningles

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Allsup Entrepreneurship Academy

Sports Business Concepts • Behind-the-scenes Look at Sports Operations • Sports Business Plan Competition

SLU – John Cook School of Business – Center for Entrepreneurship

SLU – John Cook School of Business

This program shows high school students what it takes to start and operate a business, be their own bosses, and have fun while doing so. It includes hands-on learning with cash prizes and interaction with St. Louis entrepreneurs. Participants choose an entrepreneurship track to follow: social impact, tech, family or female. The academy is staffed by students and faculty members of Saint Louis University’s entrepreneurship program, which was ranked 14th in the nation by U.S. News & World Report in 2014. Students entering grades 9 – 12

Sports Business Academy

Idea Pitch Competition • Tours of Local Businesses • Team-building Activities

Developed for students who will be high school juniors or seniors in fall 2014, this summer session introduces students to the business behind the games. During the four-day program students are introduced to basic business concepts related to sports through presentations by faculty and industry professionals. In-class discussions, field trips and a group project are some of the highlights of the academy. On the final day, teams compete for prizes and present their final projects to a panel of judges. Applications accepted on a competitive basis. Students entering grades 11 – 12

Mon – Fri, Jul 27 – 31 9 am – 4 pm (Mon – Thu) 9 am – 2 pm (Fri)

Tue – Sat, Jun 23 – 27 (Overnight)

$495

$800

Tim Hayden • haydent2@slu.edu • 314-977-3826 • business.slu.edu/allsup

Brett Boyle • boyleba@slu.edu • 314-977-3865 • business.slu.edu/slu-sports-business-summer-academy

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SCOPE Internship Experience STEM • Internships • Digital and Social Media • Social Entrepreneurship • Career Exploration SLU SLU and Science and Citizens for Purpose and Exploration (SCOPE) are offering this resume-building internship to St. Louis metro area high school students participating in Summer At SLU. This program has been developed to allow students to network with key science, technology, education and math (STEM) partners in education and industry; acquire communication and outreach skills; and explore STEM career paths. The program features two internship programs. The first internship focuses on website, virtual and social media communication. The second focuses on social entrepreneurship or STEM outreach. Students who complete the program will qualify for a college recommendation letter from SCOPE’s founder/ executive director. Applications are due May 1. Students entering grades 9 – 12 interested in STEM fields Internship A: Jun 22 – Jul 31

Internship B: Jun 25 – Jul 24

There is no cost, but enrollment in SLU’s Engineering and Aviation Academy (p. 26) or the Allsup Entrepreneurship Academy (p. 32) is required. Juvan Bonni • jbonni@scopemissouri.org • 314-398-4973 • scopenational.org

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Historical Archaeology Camp History and Archaeology of St. Louis SLU

This new, innovative summer session is designed to introduce high school students to the methods and techniques of historical and archaeological research. Students will learn about the history of St. Louis through the use of primary sources and will analyze demographic, cartographic and civic records related to landscapes of the SLU campus to form an archaeological research program. Students will use surveying, satellite imagery analysis and excavation to pursue this program and finish the two-week program by collectively analyzing and presenting their research. No background in archaeology is needed. This course is an ideal supplement to 1818 history courses and advanced credit courses. Students who are entering their freshman year at a university may also be considered. Students entering grades 9 – 12 Mon – Fri, Jun 1 – 12 $600 Thomas Finan • finantj@slu.edu • 314-977-3523 • slu.edu.summer/historical-archaeology-camp

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Minecraft Design Challenge Minecraft • Game Design • Creativity • Problem Solving SLU

Minecraft Mods and Mobs Minecraft • Game Design/Modding • Basic Programming and Logic SLU

Begin an investigation into Minecraft with an exploration of your own creativity and problem-solving skills. You will learn design basics that will allow you to imagine and create your own skins, objects and houses and import them into your own Minecraft worlds. Students must have their own PC/Mac version of Minecraft and must have Minecraft installed with their own user ID. Mobile versions of Minecraft on tablets or mobile phones are not compatible with design activities. Students entering grades 3 – 8 Grades 3 – 5 Mon – Fri, Jun 1 – 5 9 am – noon

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Grades 6 – 8 Mon – Fri, Jun 1 – 5 1 – 4 pm

$249 Kerry Guilliams • guillik2@slu.edu • 314-977-3831 • summer.slu.edu

Learn the basics of modding Minecraft and the foundations of basic programming and logic by focusing on how to modify the game’s functionality. You will also be encouraged to locate and import mods built by others to see what’s possible and to publish your own mods so that others may access them. Students must have their own PC/Mac version of Minecraft and must have Minecraft installed with their own user ID. Mobile versions of Minecraft on tablets or mobile phones are not compatible with design activities. No prior coding skills required. Students entering grades 3 – 8 Grades 3 – 5 Mon – Fri, Jun 8 – 12 9 am – noon

Grades 6 – 8 Mon – Fri, Jun 8 – 12 1 – 4 pm

$249 Kerry Guilliams • guillik2@slu.edu • 314-977-3831 • summer.slu.edu

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Historical Archaeology Camp History and Archaeology of St. Louis TBD This new, innovative summer session for high schools students is designed to introduce high school students to the methods and techniques of historical and archaeological research. Students will learn about the history of St. Louis through the use of primary sources and will analyze demographic, cartographic and civic records related to landscapes of the slu campus to form an archaeological research program. Students will use surveying, satellite imagery analysis and excavation to pursue this program and finish the three-week program by collectively analyzing and presenting their research. No background in archaeology is needed. This course is an ideal supplement to 1818 history courses and advanced credit courses. Students who have finished their junior year in high school are preferred, but those who are entering their junior year or their freshman year at a university may also be considered. Students entering grades 11-12 TBD $600 Thomas Finan • finantj@slu.edu • 314-977-3523 • summer.slu.edu

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Stop Animation Video Basics Animation • Movie Making • Video Editing SLU Working in groups, students will create a story, build a basic set to stage the story, and learn how to use stop animation to shoot footage and develop a short film. Students will plan, write, direct, perform in and shoot the digital video. Using PC-based tools, students will then edit the video, integrating titles, soundtracks, transitions and other effects. Class is structured to meet students at a variety of experience levels. Students will leave the class with a DVD of the films developed by the class. They must bring their own PCs and have permission to install software for this course. Students entering grades 3 – 5 Mon – Fri, Jun 15 – 19 9 am – noon $249 Kerry Guilliams • guillik2@slu.edu • 314-977-3831 • summer.slu.edu

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Lights! Camera! Action! – Movie Making

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Bobbing and Weaving on the Web

Directing • Acting • Movie Making • Video Editing • Screenplay Writing

Internet Safety • Internet Basics • Navigating Social Media and Online Gaming

SLU

In this class, students will explore the world of movie making by collaboratively planning, writing, storyboarding, directing, performing in and shooting a digital video. Then, using PC-based tools, students will edit the video, integrating titles, soundtracks, transitions and other effects.

Students will learn what the Internet truly is and the basics of how it operates (at an age appropriate level). Next students will learn what the World Wide Web is, how it relates to the Internet and the basics of how to build a web page using HTML5 and CSS. Finally, students will learn how social platforms such as XBox Live, Facebook and video chat services operate; how to be aware of strangers, dangers and bullies; and the importance of involving their parents when playing in this space.

Students will learn to tell stories through camera and lighting techniques, composition, the use of color and contrast, and the application of motion. These aspiring filmmakers will leave with a DVD of films developed by the class. The class is structured to meet students at a variety of experience levels. Students must bring their own PCs and have permission to install software for this course.

While the content covered will be basic, student pages will be live and on the web, so parental permission is required. Students entering grades 3 – 5

Students entering grades 6 – 8

Mon – Fri, Jun 22 – 26 9 am – noon

Mon – Fri, Jun 15 – 19 1 – 4 pm

$249

Kerry Guilliams • guillik2@slu.edu • 314-977-3831 • summer.slu.edu

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Web Application Development

MS Office for School I

Web Development • Programming • HTML5 • JavaScript

Word • PowerPoint • Excel • Microsoft Office Basics • Presentation Skills

SLU

Students will learn what the Internet truly is and the basics of how it operates. Next students will learn what the World Wide Web is, how it relates to the Internet and the basics of how to build a web page using HTML5 and CSS.

Learn the basics of using Microsoft Office products such as Excel, PowerPoint and Word along with menu operations common to all Office programs. Students will also: • Solve age-appropriate math and science problems in Excel • Write and format a book report using embedded images, formatting, tables and more in Word • Build an animated, five- to seven-minute presentation in PowerPoint

From there, students will wade into more advanced concepts, such as client side functionality (JavaScript) and server side functionality (ASP.NET), connect web functionality to database functionality and finally explore AJAX protocols for dynamic interactivity. Parental permission and a valid student email account (any email will work) are required. Students entering grades 6 – 8 Mon – Fri, Jun 22 – 26 1 – 4 pm $249 Kerry Guilliams • guillik2@slu.edu • 314-977-3831 • summer.slu.edu

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With permission, the PowerPoint presentations delivered by students will be filmed, and they will receive an individualized critique on their performance. Students must have their own PC/Mac computers with Microsoft Office version 2010 or 2013 installed. Students entering grades 3 – 5 Mon – Thu, Jun 29 – Jul 2 9 am – noon $249 Kerry Guilliams • guillik2@slu.edu • 314-977-3831 • summer.slu.edu

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MS Office for School II

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Real Robotics I

Word • PowerPoint • Excel • Advanced Microsoft Office Techniques • Presentation Skills

Building a Robot • Programming a Robot • Problem Solving • Critical Thinking

SLU

Learn advanced techniques for using Microsoft Office products such as Excel, PowerPoint and Word with maximum effectiveness with an emphasis on using shortcuts and hotkeys. Students will learn about: • Building multi-tab data models and using macros in Excel • Integrating data from Excel into Word • When and how to use color, animation and sound to enhance PowerPoint presentations

Have you ever imagined what it would be like to solve one of the world’s biggest problems? Have you ever dreamed of creating new things? Have you ever thought about how you can use math, science and your imagination to make the world a better place? Well, all of these things are possible in your future, and the VEX IQ robotics platform is a fun and exciting way to learn the skills you need to get there!

With permission, the PowerPoint presentations delivered by students will be filmed, and they will receive an individualized critique on their performance. Students must have their own PC/Mac computers with Microsoft Office version 2010 or 2013 installed. Students entering grades 6 – 8 Mon – Thu, Jun 29 – Jul 2 1 – 4 pm $249 Kerry Guilliams • guillik2@slu.edu • 314-977-3831 • summer.slu.edu

Students follow step-by-step instructions to build robots that can perform remote-controlled and automated tasks. Students will also be encouraged to experiment with their bots, discovering how to make them move in different directions, make sounds or make different motions. Students entering grades 3 – 5 Mon – Fri, Jul 6 – 10 9 am – noon $349 Kerry Guilliams • guillik2@slu.edu • 314-977-3831 • summer.slu.edu

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Real Robotics II

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Games and Apps from Scratch

Advanced Robotics • Programming Challenges • Problem Solving • Critical Thinking

Computer Programming • Scratch • Game and Animation Design • Problem Solving • Logic Concepts

SLU

Investigate the how, why and magic of computer programming in this interactive camp. Using MIT’s Scratch computer language, students will engage in problem solving strategies and create their own unique games, animations and interactive stories using logic concepts such as Cartesian coordinates, variables, decisions and iterative processes.

Real Robotics II provides fun and engaging STEM challenges that require students to exercise critical thinking skills and then build and program robots to solve the challenges.

No prior programming experience required. Students must have their own PC/Mac platforms with permission to install software.

Students entering grades 6 – 8

Mon – Fri, Jul 6 – 10 1 – 4 pm

Mon – Fri, Jul 13 – 17 9 am – noon

$349

$249

Kerry Guilliams • guillik2@slu.edu • 314-977-3831 • summer.slu.edu

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Introduction to Coding and Programming Advanced Computer Programming • Java • Object-oriented Techniques • App and Game Design SLU This camp begins with the coding basics of syntax, memory, storage and variables before delving into more advanced topics such as structures, logic fundamentals, and object-oriented techniques and concepts. It culminates with the construction of mini-apps and basic games using the Java programming language, with IBM’s Eclipse IDE. Students must have their own PC/Mac platforms with permission to install software. Students should be proficient at typing and have basic computer proficiency. Students entering grades 6 – 8 Mon – Fri, Jul 13 – 17 1 – 4 pm

$249 Kerry Guilliams • guillik2@slu.edu • 314-977-3831 • summer.slu.edu

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Resume Building Workshop

Networking Workshop

90-minute workshop

SLU – Morrissey Hall

Are you ready to dust off your resume? Come join our Act2® coaching team and learn how to create a resume that reflects your unique experience and style. Led by two seasoned career coaches, this informative session offers instruction on the do’s and don’ts of crafting a marketable resume, including how to create your own strong accomplishment statement and much more.

Did you know that 60–75 percent of hires result from networking? Networking is what drives career and job success. Don’t be caught swimming up stream — learn how to navigate the ins and outs of developing contacts and while enjoying the process at the same time. With individualized attention from Act2® coaches, each participant will leave the session armed with an elevator pitch, knowledge of how to make connections and a newfound confidence about the networking process.

Adults over 50 years old Tue, May 19 9 – 10:30 am or 6 – 7:30 pm Or Tue, Jun 9 9 – 10:30 am or 6 – 7:30 pm $50 *10 percent discount for SLU faculty, staff, students and alumni.

Beverly Berner • beverly@act2.us • 314-477-6800 • summer.slu.edu

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Adults over 50 years old Tue, May 26 9 – 10:30 am or 6 – 7:30 pm Or Tue, Jul 14 9 – 10:30 am or 6 – 7:30 pm $50 *10 percent discount for SLU faculty, staff, students and alumni.

Marian Dorna • marian@act2.us • 314-703-7521 • summer.slu.edu

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Your Next Chapter 4-hour workshop SLU – Morrissey Hall Are you bored or dissatisfied with your current job or situation? Looking for something new but not sure what? In four hours, the Act2® team will introduce you to a process that will help you learn more about yourself and figure out what’s next for you. This ½-day workshop will get you thinking about all the possibilities ahead of you and exploring your beliefs and values. Plus, the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) personality assessment will be offered, a wonderful tool that will help you look more closely at your personality preferences. You will be asked to take the MBTI assessment online prior to the class meeting. Adults over 50 years old Sat, May 30 8:30 am – 12:30 pm Or Thu, Jul 16 1 – 5 pm

$175 (includes the cost of the MBTI assessment and materials) *10 percent discount for SLU faculty, staff, students and alumni.

Beverly Berner • beverly@act2.us • 314-477-6800 • summer.slu.edu

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Your Next Chapter – Expanded Two ½-day Workshops SLU – Morrissey Hall Are you bored or dissatisfied with your current job or situation? Are you feeling a little confused or unsure about what your next career steps look like? In these two ½-day workshops, Act2® coaches will guide you through a more in-depth personal reflection process. In addition to learning more about your beliefs, values and personality preferences, you will also learn an effective process to develop accomplishment statements and identify your skills. You will be asked to take the MBTI assessment online prior to the class meeting. Adults over 50 years old Sat, Jun 6, 9 am – 12:30 pm and Sat, Jun 13, 9 am – 12:30 pm Or Wed, Jul 8, 9 am – 12:30 pm and Wed Jul 15, 9 am – 12:30 pm $295 (includes the cost of the MBTI assessment and materials) *10 percent discount for SLU faculty, staff, students and alumni.

Beverly Berner • beverly@act2.us • 314-477-6800 • summer.slu.edu

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Act2® Package Workshop Original Six-week Act2® Workshop SLU – Morrissey Hall Are you ready to jump in with both feet and discover what’s next for you? During this comprehensive, six-week workshop, our Act2® coaches will help you explore, learn and embrace how your past life experiences can provide insight and direction into the possibilities ahead of you. This program will include expanded instruction and discussion on these topics: beliefs, values, career and life sweet spot and skills; integrity building through the elimination of energy drainers; drivers of needs; the MBTI personality preference; and thorough goal development. At the end of the program, you will have a new clarity and sense of direction. You will be asked to take the MBTI assessment online prior to the class meeting. Adults over 50 years old Wed, May 20, 6 – 8 pm Wed, May 27, 6 – 8 pm Wed, Jun 3, 6 – 8 pm Wed, Jun 10, 6 – 8 pm Wed, Jun 17, 6 – 8 pm Wed, Jun 24, 6 – 8 pm $495 (includes the cost of the MBTI assessment and materials) *10 percent discount for SLU faculty, staff, students and alumni.

Marian Dorna • marian@act2.us • 314-703-7521 • summer.slu.edu

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College Credit Saint Louis University welcomes eligible high school juniors and seniors, as well as students from any college or university, to enroll in college-credit courses this summer. We offer hundreds of courses both on campus and online in a variety of subject areas. From history classes on the origins of the modern world to communication courses on public speaking, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bound to be a SLU course that will help you have a get-ahead summer. High school students who have completed their sophomore year with a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 system, may, with written recommendation and grade verification from their high school counselor or principal, enroll as a Visiting Young Scholar during the summer and be eligible to receive college credit. Approved high school students may register for introductory courses for which they have the proper preparation and prerequisites. Students who are visiting from other colleges or universities may also apply. To take courses this summer, students must fill out the online Summer Visiting Undergraduate Application. For more information, visit summer.slu.edu.

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Continuing Education In the Jesuit tradition, education at Saint Louis University does not end once a diploma is in hand. SLU alumni and community members are called to pursue lives of “continuing education,” whether in individual career fields, family experiences, community engagement and service, or academic studies and research. Saint Louis University is dedicated to providing such opportunities for continuing education, specifically in the classroom, lab and field settings. We offer full degree programs, short-term credit and non-credit certificates, and continuing education units. Courses range in length from one day to a full semester and may include on-campus coursework, convenient online learning and hybrid technologies.

INTERESTED IN APPLYING TO SLU? Take the next step to get ahead and complete an application for admission and scholarships online at admissions.slu.edu.

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Saint Louis University’s Event Services offers unique venues ideal for: Weddings and receptions: traditional or modern atmosphere. Visit SLU’s historic Saint Louis Room or the Wool Ballroom in Busch Student Center, or ask to see our other indoor and outdoor locations. An event specialist will work with you to make sure your special day goes exactly as you wish. University Catering Services, located in the building, offers a wide selection of gourmet menu items. Arrange beautiful decorations with Walter Knoll Florist, also in Busch Student Center.

Meetings and conferences: a modern, budget-friendly alternative to hotels. Saint Louis University’s Busch Student Center features a variety of retail shops and restaurants, inhouse catering services, 18 meeting/boardrooms, a full-time audiovisual staff and one of the largest multipurpose rooms in the St. Louis area. Need more space? We have hundreds of other possibilities on campus.

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Vendor fairs: a trade show venue with an open, personal feel. SLUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Busch Student Center is perfect for hosting groups of vendors. This high-tech, convertible and controllable space offers nearly 16,000 square feet. Busch Student Center also features wireless Internet access, ample power, a full-time audiovisual staff and in-house catering.

Retreats: peaceful locations for personal and group reflection. You can count on a Jesuit university to provide ample space for thought, prayer and personal development. Retreat centers include the Manresa Center and the Lay Center for Education and the Arts. The Manresa Center is located just off campus and features 34 bedrooms, a theatre and a chapel. The Lay Center for Education and the Arts, in Louisiana, Missouri, features meeting space, audiovisual equipment, a sculpture park and 12 bedrooms.

INTERESTED IN HOSTING AN EVENT AT SLU? Give us a call at 314-977-MEET (6338) or send us an email at events@slu.edu to begin planning your next event.

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