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Students will learn firsthand from business veterans about starting and running a business. Over the course of the program, they will develop a plan for a new venture and pitch their idea to real world investors. Along the way, meet with leaders from different areas of business and finance.

Excursions at Georgetown – Students have previously connected with a cutting-edge startup by visiting a dynamic maker space, where they explored the inner workings of the business and witnessed the creation process firsthand. This immersive experience provided valuable lessons in business operations.

Additionally, students visited the sleek M.M.LaFleur store, co-founded by their instructor, where they met with fashion industry experts to explore business operations, brand strategy, and retail management. Other exciting excursions included a visit to Spot of Tea, a local boba shop, where they had the opportunity to speak with the co-owner about running a small business. They also met the team at Le Labo, a fragrance company, where they gained insights into innovative business models and strategies across different industries.

Our summer medical program for high school students gives you a 360 degree view of the medical and healthcare field, as well as immersive learning through hands-on projects and simulations.

Excursions at Georgetown – For the past two summers, our students have had the unique opportunity to visit the state-of-the-art Simulation Center at Trinity Washington University. This facility includes three advanced skills labs and two high-fidelity simulation suites, providing immersive learning experiences.

Students can observe and participate in a variety of medical emergency scenarios, as well as maternity, pediatric, and adult care simulations. The center also provides specialized training in physical therapy techniques and CPR. These sessions offer a brief demonstration of the same training that current medical and nursing students experience, giving students a hands-on glimpse into the medical field.

Are you interested in learning how the world works, what causes war, and the conditions of peace? This summer, immerse yourself in international affairs by learning how the world works. You will receive an introduction to the world of politics and the social-historical impact of global development by exploring topics such as foreign policy, international Law, diplomacy, human rights, and environmental issues, among others.

Quantum computing is set to revolutionize technology in the coming decade. But what exactly is quantum computing? It’s a rapidly emerging field that leverages the principles of quantum mechanics to solve problems that are too complex for classical computers. The tools being developed today, once the stuff of imagination just three decades ago, are now becoming reality. Companies like IBM are designing superconducting quantum processors, which will deliver the speed and capacity needed to transform industries worldwide.

This course will equip the next generation of students with essential quantum knowledge and skills. It will introduce key quantum computing concepts such as superposition and entanglement, while also exploring quantum phenomena and their real-world applications. Students will benefit from a curriculum designed by leading experts in both academia and the quantum computing industry.

Immerse yourself in the American political system as you draft legislation to represent your political goals. Use your power of persuasion to convince others of the value of your bill and move it from your committee to the Senate floor. Negotiate with other political parties and special interest groups that are attempting to change or derail your bill and ultimately, a debate and vote will decide if your legislation will become law.

Excursions at Georgetown –As part of our program, students will tour the iconic U.S. Capitol and get an insider’s look at the workings of the American government. But it doesn’t stop there—students will also have the chance to meet face-to-face with influential political leaders from across the spectrum. In past excursions, students have engaged with key figures like Senator Gary Peters and Allie Berding of the NRCC, gaining valuable insights into congressional races, lobbying, and the intricate world of politics. This is your chance to dive deep into the political arena and learn how the U.S. government operates.

This course offers students a comprehensive introduction and exploration of neurobiology and the fascinating interdisciplinary study of neuroscience, the brain and nervous system. Students will explore “normal behavior” by dissecting the precise mechanisms the nervous system orchestrates thought, action, and emotion. Through a combination of lectures, interactive discussions, and hands-on activities, students will delve into the intricate world of molecules, cells, and the circuits that shape human behavior. From understanding developmental processes to examing the impacts of brain injury and disease, students will gain a holistic understanding of neurobiological principles while fostering a broader perspective on this fascinating field of research. Students will also explore the wide range of job prospects in neurobiology across many sectors including academic research, biotechology, drug discovery, clinical and medical settings, biomedical engineering, neuroinformatics and more.

This program introduces students to vital techniques that are used by trial lawyers throughout the United States. Real world experts will share their knowledge about Trial Law and students will hear the inside scoop on law school and the admissions process.

Excursions at Georgetown – Students will have the chance to witness the inner workings of justice firsthand by visiting the D.C. Superior Court and observing multiple trials. They’ll also explore the renowned American University Washington College of Law (WCL) and embark on an adventure to a Maryland courthouse. It’s an opportunity to dive deep into the world of law and gain invaluable insights!

Students in this program will become part of a new company they devise and will work in teams on various aspects of the new business. The program culminates in a Shark Tank-style pitch presentation with industry veterans as their potential mock investors.

Robotics, science, and technology are at the forefront of shaping our future, transforming industries and impacting everyday life. In this program, students will get an exciting introduction to the world of robotics, learning how robots function and can be applied in various environments. They’ll design, construct, and program their very own robot, experiencing the thrill of bringing their creations to life while gaining hands-on skills and knowledge about the technology driving our future.

This program provides middle school students interested in pursuing medicine with real hands-on experience where they can build a set of medical skills at an early age.

Imagine being able to set a splint, stop a bleed, and perform CPR as a middle school student! Students will learn medical techniques through age-appropriate simulations and guided lessons. In addition, they’ll work with small groups to research a patient’s history and symptoms, create a diagnosis based on findings, and develop a treatment plan

This program introduces students to vital techniques that are used by trial lawyers throughout the United States. Real world experts will share their knowledge about Trial Law and students will hear the inside scoop on law school and the admissions process.

Excursions at Georgetown – Students will visit the United States Supreme Court. This will be a unique opportunity for students to ask questions and get exposure to a “day in the life” of legal and judicial experts.