As summer approaches, students have a wealth of opportunities to explore their interests, build valuable skills, and strengthen their college applications. From creative design programs to hands-on engineering showcases and leadership experiences, there’s something for everyone. Here are a few standout opportunities to check out:
Explore Creativity at Curry College’s Summer Graphic Design Institute
If you have a passion for art and digital creativity, Curry College is offering a Summer Graphic Design Institute in July. This program is a fantastic opportunity for students to develop design skills, learn industry tools, and build a portfolio in a supportive environment. Interested students can learn more and apply here: Curry.Edu
Experience Innovation at UNLV Senior Design Day
The UNLV College of Engineering is hosting its Senior Design Day on May 5 from 1:30 PM to 6:00 PM at the Thomas T. Beam Engineering Complex and Advanced Engineering Building.This free, open event showcases innovative senior engineering projects, giving visitors a firsthand look at cutting-edge ideas and solutions developed by graduating students. It’s a great way to explore engineering fields, get inspired, and see what’s possible through hands-on learning.
Dive Into Science with Rosetta Institute Summer Workshops
For students interested in biomedical science, the Rosetta Institute of Biomedical Research offers Summer Workshops for all grade levels. These programs provide immersive experiences in areas like genetics, medicine, and biotechnology, helping students gain real-world insight into scientific careers.More information and application details can be found here: rosettainstitute.org
Build Leadership Skills at Nevada Girls State
Running June 18–24, Nevada Girls State is a prestigious leadership program designed to empower young women. Participants gain hands-on experience in government, develop leadership and communication skills, and enhance their college applications.This nationally recognized program is especially valuable for students considering military service, as it is the only civilian program formally recognized during U.S. Military Academy admissions.Learn more or register at: https://www.nevadagirlsstate.net

