Summer Enrichment Programs
	Summer is an ideal time for GFA students to develop their special interests and talents in the arts, athletics, adventure travel, foreign study, career-oriented programs, community service and academics. Please click here for a complete listing of programs available to high school students. Reference Texts   Yale Daily New Guide to Summer Programs by Sara Schwebel   Peterso' Summer Opportunities for Kids and Teenagers   OxBridge Academics Summer Guide for Students in Grades 9-12 A Sampling of Summer Programs  ActionQuest: Worldwide Summer Adventure Program (www.actionquest.com)   Lifeworks: Global Service Learning Programs (www.lifeworks-international.com)   Sea Seminars (www.sea.edu)   The Road Less Traveled:Community Service Learning; International Language Study; Adventure Expeditions (www.theroadlesstraveled.com)   Windsor Mountain Student Travel: Community Service Learning; Leadership;Environment and Adventure; Language Learning; Visual and Performing Arts (www.WindsorMountain.org)   People to People Future Leaders Summit(www.FutureLeadersSummit.org)   National Student Leadership Conference on The Arts, Business, Engineering, Forensic Science, International Diplomacy, Law, Medicine and Politics (www.nslcleaders.org) Nominations made through The College Office.   The National Young Leaders Conference (www.cylc.org) Nominations made through The College Office.   Glimpses of China(www.foundationprograms.com)   Choate Rosemary Hall Summer Programs (http://choate.edu/academics/intl-summerprograms.asp)   American Institute for Foreign Study Summer Advantage (www.summeradvantage.com)   Academic Study Associates Pre College and Cultural Immersion Programs (www.asaprograms.com)   New York Film Academy (www.NYFA.COM/HS)   Pre College Programs for Juniors at Harvard, Stanford, Northwestern, University of Chicago, Boston College, Georgetown etc.   The School for Field Studies offers two month-long summer sessions for high school students who wish to learn field research and environmental problem-solving skills, combing interdisciplinary lectures with field research and expeditions.Programs are located in Kenya, Costa Rica, Australia, Mexico, and Turks and Caicos.For more information, visit (www.fieldstudies.org).   Summer Institute for the Gifted is a residential program held on ten college campuses for high achieving students in grades 4-11.Non-tradtioinal course titles include: Fantasy Fiction, Engineering in Action, Artificial Intelligence and Documentary Filmmaking along with a variety of visual and performing arts courses and fitness and recreation courses. Visit (www.giftedstudy.com) for more information.   Builders Beyond Borders is offering new summer programs in the Domincan Republic that feature service learning, education and adventure. The program is ideally suited forstudents who are rising sophomores and juniors(Skinner@buildersbeyondborders.org). Also visit the College Office for brochures.