2010 Duke TIP Summer Programs

Summer Studies Program

"A year is 3 weeks of Duke TIP and 49 weeks of waiting." —2009 Summer Studies participant

Duke TIP Summer Studies Programs are superb academic opportunities and dynamic residential and social experiences for 7th through 10th graders. These three-week sessions are intense and demanding; students are challenged to think critically about themselves and their world. 

Dates and locations are now available; course descriptions will be released December 1.

Site Term 1 Term 2
Appalachian State University June 13–July 3 July 11–July 31
Davidson College June 13–July 3 July 11–July 31
Duke East June 13–July 3 July 11–July 31
Duke West June 13–July 3 July 11–July 31
Duke University Marine Lab June 13–July 3 Not offered
Texas A&M University June 13–July 3 July 11–July 31
Trinity University June 13–July 3 July 11–July 31
University of Georgia June 13–July 3 July 11–July 31
University of Kansas June 13–July 3 July 11–July 31

Duke TIP Field Studies and Institutes

Duke TIP Field Studies offer challenging educational adventures to motivated, dedicated and talented high school students who possess a desire to learn in a unique setting in the U.S.or internationally.

Duke TIP Institutes provide high school students the opportunity to experience college life first-hand. In addition to studying college-level material in a course such as Pre-Law, Human Genetics or Leadership, students will spend time attending workshops focused on the college admissions process, touring Duke University’s majestic campus, living in residence halls on West Campus and accessing Duke’s extensive libraries.

Dates and locations are now available; course descriptions will be released December 1. 

Course Location Date
Institutes One Duke University, Durham, NC June 20–July 04
Institutes Two Duke University, Durham, NC July 10–July 24
Above & Beyond: Astronomy, Physics & Astrobiology PARI Observatory,
Rosman, NC    
July 8–July 22
Reel Expressions: Filmmaking Chapman University,
Orange County, CA
June 26–July 10
Songs from the Sea: Sensory Biology & Neuroscience of Marine Organisms New College of Florida, Sarasota, FL  June 29–July 13
A Writer’s Art: Creative Writing Ghost Ranch, NM June 14–June 28
Archaeology & Anthropology Morganton, NC and Peru  July 1–July 17
International War Crimes Tribunals Duke University, NC and The Hague, NL    June 27–July 11
Il Rinascimento: Art, Architecture and Humanism of the Italian Renaissance Rome and Florence, Italy July 6–July 20
Green Leadership in Belize Dangriga, Belize July 17–July 31
Political Science & International Relations Shanghai, Xian, and Beijing, China June 30–July 14
Tropical Medicine & Ethnobiology Costa Rica July 1–July 15