SASS: Summer of Art, Science and Service A unique residential summer program integrating art, science and service learning-- designed to promote a young woman’s passion, purpose, and sense of potential. What to Expect: beautiful college campus living in a dorm swimming pool, art studios, science labs bay Area excursions inspiring teachers new friends Summer 2007 Sessions Session One: June 17-30 Session Two: July 1-14 Tuition is $2,400 (ask about financial assistance!) Our two summer sessions are open to female students entering 10th and 11th grades. The hands-on, project-based curriculum integrates art, science and service learning around the theme of nature and understanding one's place in the web of life. During each two-week session, students attend morning and afternoon art and science classes. After a rigorous day of learning, students have recreational options such as swimming, frisbee, soccer, hiking, journaling, reading, or games. In the evening, students are welcome to organize movies, talent shows, debates, and book groups or socialize in the common room. At SASS, young women are given choice, independence, and trust. Included in the learning experience is a weekly excursion to a San Francisco museum or an expedition to a State Park. At the end of each session, students carry out service leaning projects that benefit the greater community. SASS is located at Mills College campus on the east shore of the San Francisco Bay. We are just minutes away from San Francisco, Berkeley, and downtown Oakland-- diverse cultural centers that make the Bay Area such a rich and exciting place. Contact: Kristen Brookes, Director SASS kbrookes@juliamorganschool.org (510) 632-6000 ext. 115

Camp Type:  Residential Year Established: Gender: Girls Age of Campers: 15 to 17 years old Cost/Week: $76.00-$200.00/wk Religious Affiliation: Camp Owner(s): Camp Director(s): Nearest Large City: Off Season Rental:

Camp Focus: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Science Traditional Camps