UWSP Multicultural Affairs - Precollege Programs

This is not a complete list of precollege programs at UWSP, only those represented by the Multicultural Affairs Department, and those that have DPI scholarships for ALL students eligible for free or reduced school lunch and have an eligible GPA (usually 2.0 and above) in core classes.

The programs below are funded in part or entirely through DPI Precollege Scholarships. Here are the basic requirements:

1. Be a Wisconsin resident;
        2. Be eligible for free or reduced school lunch;
        3. Have a current GPA of 2.0 or higher for some programs in core academic classes, i.e. Science, English, Math.
        4. You must apply using a DPI Scholarship Application Packet (This will work for all the programs listed below. Some programs have their own application
             to fill out as well--Be sure to indicate which program you are applying for on your application.) and obtain all necessary signatures and grade transcripts.
             All materials must be submitted to the Multicultural Affairs Office, Precollege Programs for consideration.
        5. Apply early!

For a complete listing of ALL UWSP Precollege Summer Programs, please click here: 2007 Summer Precollege

(PLEASE NOTE: The rest of the precollege program dates (2008) for UWSP will be updated in February, 2008)

English for College
for Non-Native English Speakers
Grades 9-12
Program Dates: June 16 - July 13, 2008

Four-week program for students who are seeking to learn English as a second language. Program covers reading, writing, and speaking English as a second language. It also focuses on occupational and educational opportunities. DPI Scholarships available to eligible students and some GEAR-UP scholarships.
Application Deadline: 4/18/2008

Limit: 40
Visit the English for College web page!

TV/Film Production Camp
Grades 8-9
Program Dates: June 22-28, 2008

Come explore the world of film-making. Learn about the exciting opportunities available in the area of communication. Students will write, rewrite, film, and edit a real newscast and various vignettes ranging from comedy to tragedy. Students will work on all aspects of a TV studio: lighting, sound, directing, producing, and talent.
Application Deadline: April 18, 2008
DPI Scholarship Application Packet

Enrollment DPI Scholarship Limit: 16
Visit the TV/Film Camp web page!

Community Problem Solving
& Leadership Seminar
Grades 8-12
Program Dates: June 12-14, 2008

This seminar features intense training in state of the art creative problem-solving techniques. Trained professionals will carefully guide participants toward building action plans for local implementation. Planned social activities will round out the seminar, making it a memorable experience.

DPI Scholarships available to eligible students and some GEAR-UP scholarships.

Limit: 100 students

Wisconsin Youth Conference
Ages 14-17
Program Dates: June 15-20, 2008

This annual program focuses on Wisconsin youth issues. This program builds self-esteem and an awareness of tribal history and culture. It promotes better school achievement. It is open to ALL students.

DPI Scholarships available.

Limit: 20

Computers for Kids
Grades 6-8
Program Dates: June 22-28, 2008

This camp is for those who want to know the basics about operating a computer. During this week-long session, students will participate in a variety of computer projects, team building, and recreational activities.

Application Deadline: April 18, 2008
DPI Scholarship Application Packet

For more information

Contact: 715-346-3829 or
Toll-free #: 1-877-354-UWSP (8977)

Visit the C4K web page!

Computers for Kids and TV/Film Camp 2004

Camp Coordinators:
Linda Pluke & Rosario Alemparte

Point Music Camp

High School Division, Grades 8-12
Program Dates: June 22-28, 2008
Limit: 250

Some DPI Scholarships available

Work with many talented musicians like yourself!

A small number of DPI Scholarships for students eligible for free or reduced lunch (and a 2.5 GPA) are available for eligible students for these camps.

Studio Art Camp

High School Grades 9-12
Program Dates: June 22-28, 2008
Limit: 100

Point Studio Art Camp offers a program that gives a rich and varied art experience to high school students. The workshop format gives you five diverse art making opportunities within newly remodeled studios: Glass Fusing, Aluminum Casting, Assemblage, Mixed Media, and Flash Animation.

A small number of DPI Scholarships are available for students who are eligible for free or reduced lunch and a 2.5 GPA or higher.

Come to UWSP for a great precollege experience!

Above is a listing of 2007 precollege programs available at UWSP. This is not a complete listing of UWSP precollege programs, but only those that are eligible for Department of Public Instruction (DPI) scholarship and GEAR-UP funding. All students who are Wisconsin residents and eligible for free or reduced lunch may be eligible for the scholarship program funded by the Department of Public Instruction (DPI). The scholarship guidelines changed starting July 1, 2005, and students must be eligible to receive free or reduced lunches and have a 2.0 GPA or higher to qualify.

This program is intended to assist students in their preparation for college. The scholarship will cover all program costs, including health and activity fees. It does not cover transportation to and from the camp. Students should apply for the DPI scholarships as soon as possible to ensure that they will be considered for funding.

DPI scholarship application forms may be obtained from your school's guidance counselor, Wisconsin Educational Opportunity Program (WEOP) Offices, or call Linda Pluke, Precollege Coordinator for Multicultural Affairs, toll free at 1-877-354-UWSP or email at lpluke@uwsp.edu

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