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DATES & TUITION

PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAM, BUSINESS INSTITUTE, MUSIC INSTITUTE, AND LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE

5 weeks June 25 – July 29, 2017 $ 7,9993 weeks June 25 – July 14, 2017 $ 6,1992 weeks July 16 – July 29, 2017 $ 4,2996 weeks (3+3 Michigan / UCLA Combo)

June 25 – August 5, 2017 $ 10,9995 weeks (3+2 Michigan/UCLA Combo)

June 25 – July 29, 2017 $ 9,5995 weeks (3+2 UCLA/Michigan Combo)

June 25 – July 29, 2017 $ 9,599

*For students completing grades 9, 10, 11, 12*Payment Schedule / Refund Policy: See page 99

TUITION INCLUDES• term fees• academic and enrichment program• housing and use of facilities• 3 meals daily while on campus

(1 on Saturday, 2 on Sunday)• activities, trips, and excursions per catalog• blanket and pillow

NOT INCLUDED• $100 application fee (non-refundable)• $70 student ID/technology fee• airfare• airport transfers (available for $75 each way)• books/class materials and course

supplements • meals eaten off campus• medical expenses• laundry, linens, souvenirs, and spending

money

5 or 6 weeks Michigan / UCLA ComboStart with 3 weeks at the U. of Michigan. Travel with your Michigan friends to Chicago for the weekend. Fly from Chicago to Los Angeles for 2 or 3 weeks at UCLA.

5 weeks UCLA / Michigan ComboStart with 3 weeks at UCLA. Fly to Chicago for the weekend with your UCLA friends. Travel from Chicago to Michigan for 2 weeks at the U. of Michigan.

For full program descriptions, check out pages 8-15 for UCLA and 36-41 for Michigan.

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Summer Discovery staff make all medical appointments, accompany students to medical facilities, obtain prescription medications, and notify parents after medical visits. Appointments are made with University Health Service or UM’s Mott Children’s Hospital.

TransportationWe provide escorted transfers from/to Detroit Metro Airport (DTW) for $75 eachway. Staff meet incoming flights in baggage claim (or outside of customs for international flights) and assist with all departures.

Classrooms, athletic facilities, and the town of Ann Arbor are only a short walk fromour residence hall. Passenger vans are used for field trips, small excursions, and medical transport. Chartered buses are used for large group excursions.

Renowned for its unparalleled cultural and academic environment, fervent school spirit, and athletic success, the University of Michigan is consistently ranked as one of America’s top universities. Summer Discovery student access to the facilities of the university, city ofAnn Arbor, and its environs offer a superb introduction to collegeliving and learning.

University of MichiganThe university has one of the largest research expenditures of any American university. Noted alumni include one U.S. President, 3 Supreme Court Justices, 7 Nobel Prize winners, 25 Rhodes Scholars, 8 astronauts, 116 Olympic Gold Medalists including Michael Phelps, and countless professional athletes, writers,and actors. Michigan’s football program ranks first in NCAA history in both totalwins and winning percentage.

Living and Learning TogetherSummer Discovery students live together in one residence hall. This enables students and staff to develop a close-knit community which provides immeasurablesocial, educational, and safety benefits.

Mosher-Jordan Residence HallLive in Mosher-Jordan Residence Hall, commonly known as MoJo, one ofMichigan’s recently renovated, air-conditioned residence halls. It is adjoinedto the Hill Dining Center and near Palmer Field and the Central CampusRecreation Building. Rooms are doubles with study desks, bookshelves,dressers, closets, and high-speed internet.

Food For ThoughtStudents eat in the Hill Dining Center which offers marketplace-style dining witha huge selection of international foods. Students receive 3 meals a day (1 on Saturday, and 2 on Sunday) while on campus. Included are low-fat and vegetarianselections, hot breakfast, salad bar, stone-oven pizza, grilled sandwiches, and dessert and coffee bar. Portions are unlimited.

Health and Safety is Our Primary ConcernWe are committed to the support and supervision of SummerDiscovery students. Daily sign-ins and room checks are used for safety. Students are free to walk around campus and Ann Arbor (our ‘home area’) in small groups.

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UNIVERSITY OF MICY OF MICHIGHIGAN CURAN CURRRICULICULA & COURA & COURSESESS

EnrEnricichment Chment CouroursesessThese non-credit courses are taught by University ofMichigan professors, graduate teaching instructors,professional artists, and top secondary school teachers.Course sizes average between 6-18 students. Allcourses meet during the 3 and 2 week sessions,unless specifically noted. 3 week session coursesmeet Monday-Thursday and 2 week session courses

meet Monday-Friday. Courses meetfor 1½ to 2 hours. Most courses

have homework, projects, and/ortests. Students receive a writtenevaluation for each class and aSummer Discovery “Certificate of

Achievement” upon successful completion ofthe program.

IntIntensiensivve Inse Insttititututees s Intensive institutes meet Monday-Thursdayduring the 3 week session and Monday-Fridayduring the 2 week session. They meet bothmorning and afternoon, with a lunch break.No other courses may be taken in conjunctionwith them. Students receive a SummerDiscovery “Certificate of Achievement” uponsuccessful completion of the program.

CCollegollege Ve Visitisitss, C, CollegollegeeAAdmisdmissionssions, and C, and CarareereerssDuring our annual night with an official from the U of M Undergraduate AdmissionsOffice, we analyze the college admission andapplication process. Visits to area collegesmay include Michigan State University andNorthwestern University.

U OF MICHIGAN5 WEEKStudents participating in the 5 weekprogram choose one curriculumfor the 3 week session and onecurriculum for the 2 week session.

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Please Note: We make every effort to keepcourse information accurate. Summer Discoveryreserves the right to limit enrollment and/or cancelany course due to overwhelming or insufficientenrollment.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN3 WEEKCURCURRRICULICULUM OUM OPPTTIONSIONSSelecSelect one

• 1 Morning Enrichment Course• 1 Afternoon Enrichment Course

• Business & Entrepreneurship Institute

• Global Leadership & Social Change Institute

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•• Global LeaderGlobal Leadership & Sship & Social Chanocial Change Insge Instittitututee

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SAT PREPARATION• SAT or ACT Classroom Course with an

Online Boost by The Princeton Review($595 supplement)

• SAT or ACT Small Group Instruction by The Princeton Review (3 weeks only)($1,699 supplement)

ADVERTISING • AdCult: Advertising and American

Culture

VISUAL ARTS AND DESIGN• Painting and Drawing - Inside and Out • Digital Photography & Computer

Enhancement • Architectural Design (3 weeks only) • Introduction to Graphic Design

(3 weeks only)

BUSINESS• Personal Finance and

Entrepreneurship

COMMUNICATIONS • Introduction to Mass Communications • Interpersonal Communications

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE • Adventures in Understanding English

as a Second Language

FILM AND VIDEO• Film Analysis and Critique • Lights, Camera, Action! Video

Production

All courses listed meet during both the 3 week and2 week sessions, unless specifically noted. To learn moreabout our diverse course offerings, check out the detailedcourse descriptions and the most up-to-date course information on our website: www.summerdiscovery.com

FITNESS, SPORTS & HEALTH• Healthy Lifestyle

LAW & ORDER• Truth, Justice, and the American Way • American Government and Current

Events • Crime Scene Investigation/CSI:

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EXPLORING MEDICINE• An Introduction to Careers in

Medicine and Health Science

PHILOSOPHY• Everyday Philosophy:

Thinking About Life

SOCIAL SCIENCES• Introduction to Psychology • Sociology and Society • Sports in Society

SKILL BUILDING• Skills for Academic Success • Reading for Comprehension • Public Speaking and Debate

WRITING• Essay Writing Workshop • Creative Writing Workshop • Journalism and Reporting • Academic Writing for International

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UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ENRICHMENT COURSES

UNIUNIVVERERSISITTY OF MICY OF MICHIGHIGAN AN SPSPEECICIAL PAL PRROGROGRAMSAMS

Join us in the kitchen for this delicious hands-oncooking and baking course at the famousZingerman’s® Bakehouse. Experience a taste ofa career in the culinary industry or just learn tocook for yourself and friends at home.

Cover a variety of techniques, tools, and recipes including 'from scratch' breads,pasta, pizza, quiches, empanadas, cakes, cookies, and more. Sessions includeworking alongside professional chefs. No experience is necessary.

$375 supplement; includes all food, equipment, field trips to other Zingerman’s®

businesses, and transportation to/from the Zingerman’s® Bakehouse.

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Sport is one of the most significant industries in the US, not only because of the billions of dollars that it generates annually, but also because of its importance in the lives of Americans as spectators and participants.

This course is a survey of issues that are relevant to the industry of sport in the US, includingmarketing and influences on consumer behavior, the uniquely American phenomenon ofbig-business intercollegiate athletics, product safety, and the relationship between sport and racial and political ideology. The course is based on a lecture and discussion format andincludes small-group case study analyses and video presentations.

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The Ann Arbor Music Center teaches music in a way that inspires creativity and collaboration. Under the direction of award winning guitarist Alex Johnson and multi-instrumentalist Dave Sharp, students learn to play cooperatively in a band while honing their individual musical skill set. All recorded songs will be mixed, mastered, and posted online for sharing with friends and family . The following two courses meet 2 hours per day, morning or afternoon, and can be taken individually or together.

Rock & Roll PerformanceHave you dreamed of playing in a band? Sharpen your skills on guitar, bass, drums, keyboards,or saxophone. Write, perform, and record original songs and your favorite covers. Bands will beformed based on skill level and musical interest. After the first week of writing, arranging, andrehearsing the tunes, the bands will record live in a professional recording studio.

Rock UniversityIn this advanced music program, you will learn to take your band skills to the next level. Rockout on your instrument in a real rock band, write and record songs in a professional recordingstudio while learning the ins and outs of today’s music business and technology.

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MICHIGHIGAN BUSINEAN BUSINESSS & S & ENTRREPEPRRENEURENEURSHIP INSSHIP INSTTIITTUUTTEE

3 weeks June 25 – July 14, 20172 weeks July 16 – July 29, 20172 weeks July 16 – July 28, 2017 (BBYO)

THE MICHHIGIGAN BUAN BUSINESINESSSS& ENTRREPREPRENEURENEURSHSHIPIPINSTITUUTETEThis program lays the foundation for looking at,and interacting with, examples from the businessworld. Sessions will be spent in a combination of lectures and discussions, relevant case studies, guestspeakers, entrepreneurial coaching, and field trips to some of the thriving entrepreneurial companies in the Ann Arbor area. In groups, students will build

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on their own business ideas to determine who might purchase their product, how to promote and selltheir business, and how to effectively structurepricing to guarantee a profitable business. Studentswill network with business professionals andother entrepreneurial-minded students from across the country.

The Institute culminates with the groups’ presentationsof their own unique business plans to a panel of esteemed judges from the business and entrepreneurialcommunities. Students will vie for venture funding that can be used to potentially launch their business or other educational ventures.

MICHIGAN GLOBAL LEADERSHIP &SOCIAL CHANGE INSTITUTEWorldwide connectivity and rapidly evolving social media and technology havequickly redefined human interaction and organizational structure. As a result,leadership skills have taken on a transnational, global dimension. Effective leadersmust now be technologically savvy and master skills that encompass local, national,and international issues, in order to influence organizational and social change.

We are pleased to partner with BBYO to offer:TThe BBhe BBYYO MicO Michihiggan Businean Businessss& Ent& Entrreprepreneureneurship Insship InsttititututeeThis program highlights Jewish business leadership and engages students to learn through classroom activities and field trips. On campus at the University of Michigan, students will learn about competitiveadvantage, marketing, finance, and productdevelopment. The 2 week program concludes witha competition where students present their original business plans to a panel of judges from the local business community and the winners are awarded funding for their business plan.

BBYO offers exciting and meaningful content from a Jewish perspective, including required Shabbat programming, opportunities to learn about Jewishentrepreneurship, and more.

THE GLOBAL LEADERSHIP ANDSOCIAL CHANGE INSTITUTEThis institute is designed to provide foundational knowl-edge, skills, and practical tools to create future leadersin business, education, and beyond. The curriculum pro-vides insight into organizational structure and change,ethical practices, and business and leadership etiquette.Apply the skill sets you learn in the institute to yourhome communities, in your schools, and your future.

Course DescriptionsLeadership and Management for the 21st Century (morning course) An organization canchange and transform based on the style, strategies, andethics of its leader. Do you know the difference betweenleadership and management? Explore strategies to run asuccessful organization, address the cultural, moral, andethical dilemmas facing leaders today, learn how to foster

creativity and productivity within the workplace, and bringabout positive change.

In groups, analyze case studies outlining leadershiptheories and styles, management roles, organizationalstructures, business ethics and standards, communica-tion and power, and gender and culture in leadership.This class will include lecture and discussion components.

Global Leadership Skills and Agents of SocialChange (afternoon course) The afternoon coursecombines pertinent discussions, site visits to cuttingedge companies and organizations, and meaningful,relevant guest speakers who personify strong leadershipand bring about social change. Learn and implementglobal leadership skills in the rapidly changing world ofentrepreneurship, non-profits, social media, and globalcommunications. Effective leaders of today must notonly be able to inspire, but they must also be able to

navigate the fluid realms of social responsibility, sustain-ability, technology, and business/personal ethics in adiverse global economy.

Reexamine the leadership concepts you studied in themorning course, and learn to apply those principles usingskills such as operational communications, organizationalideologies, critical writing and thinking, and actionplanning. Translate your theoretical knowledge intopractical use by teaming-up with other participants forcollaborative group work. Create organizational leadershipplans that are applicable in addressing significantsocietal and managerial topics and present your findings.

Meet with business and organizational leaders throughin-class appearances and off-campus site visits. These lead-ers may include CEOs, business owners or entrepreneurs,department heads at the University of Michigan, andleaders in the greater Ann Arbor and Detroit community.

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Students choose from numerous extracurricular and evening activities,trips, and excursions. (2 and 3 week students participate in many but not all activities.) All are included in tuition unless noted.

ACTIVITIES ON & OFF CAMPUSU of M Stadium Tours Visit the 109,901 seat “BigHouse,” the largest collegiate stadium in the US.

Motown Records Museum

Detroit Tigers Baseball Games at ComericaPark Stadium.

Top of the Park Outdoor Cinema Free outdoormovies on the outdoor screen during the week.

Ann Arbor Summer Festival Theater, dance, andmusic by nationally acclaimed artists.

Karaoke Night Pick the song & sing along.

Las Vegas Night and Big Bucks Bingo

U of M Art Museum 1,500 works of art from FrenchImpressionists to Renaissance Masters.

Michigan Union Student Union building with foodcourt, bookstore, billiards hall.

Ice Skating at Yost Arena Home of the MichiganWolverines hockey team.

Silver Lake Beautiful fresh water lake with canoeing,kayaking, beach volleyball, swimming, and sun.

Ann Arbor Main Street Comedy ShowcaseNationally known comics perform exclusively forSummer Discovery.

Arena Whirly-Ball An unlikely combination of basketballand lacrosse, played from motorized electric carts.

Berry Picking at Spicer Orchards

Toledo Mudhens Minor League Baseball

Sportsway Games Putt Putt Miniature golf, battingcages, go-carts, games and more.

Rock-n-Bowl at Bel-Mark Lanes

Great Lakes Crossing Outlet Mall Shop over 175designer shops and boutiques.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ACTIVITIES & TRIPS

WEEKEND ROAD TRIPSThe Rock and Roll Hall of Fame This museumtakes you on a fast-paced, interactive journey of thehistory of Rock and Roll.

Cedar Point Amusement Park (2 and 3 weekstudents choose between the Rock Hall of Fame and Cedar Point) Cedar Point is known as the “Roller Coaster Capital of the World!” Ride some ofthe world’s tallest and fastest roller coasters around.

Ann Arbor Art Fairs (2 and 5 week students)4 days of outdoor displays by thousands ofaccomplished artists in a street fair atmosphere.There’s music, dance, and food of all nations fromearly morning to late at night.

Chicago Weekend (5 week and UCLA combostudents) Daytime highlights include a stroll along themagnificent mile on Michigan Avenue and a visit to theShedd Aquarium & Oceanarium. Evening highlightsinclude the Navy Pier complex and a cruise on LakeMichigan. Excursion includes activities and admissionsper itinerary, two meals daily, transportation, andfirst-class hotel accommodations.

MICHIGAN SPORTS& RECREATIONAs a member of the “Big Ten”Athletic Conference, the Universityof Michigan features some of theworld’s best athletic and recreationalfacilities.

2 WAYS TO PARTICIPATE1. Drop-in participation Informal, non-organized, with

a friend.2. Organized tournaments Our recreation

coordinator organizes co-ed games in several sports.

FACILITIES AND ACTIVITIESCentral Campus Recreation Building (CCRB)U of M’s world-class indoor facility has basketball, volleyball, badminton, squash, and racquetball courts, an elevated track, free-weight rooms, weight machines,and cardio equipment.

Palmer Field and Track Ideal for soccer, football,and ultimate frisbee.

Palmer Courts 10 new tennis courts and abasketball court lighted for night play.

Yost Ice Arena Ice skate in the home of the NCAAChampion U of M hockey team.

Fuller Pool Outdoor Ann Arbor pool, with a divingpool, waterslide, and sand volleyball courts.