Important note: These programs are expected to resume in Summer 2024 with a three-week camp in July for eligible students.
Stay tuned and check back on or after April 1 for more information.
The Diversity and Pre College Center offers two, three week long summer camps for middle and high school students. At both our College Bound Camp (students entering 9th-12th grade) and University Camp (students entering 6th-8th grade), students will continue to learn more about college options and participate in original workshops that allow our students to explore new fields of studies. Some workshops we are particularly excited about this year include STEM, dance, and more! Download your application today.
| PROGRAM | GRADES | LENGTH OF PROGRAM | LOCATION |
|---|---|---|---|
| College Prep | 6-8 | Mondays, after school | Les Paul Middle School |
| College Prep | 9-12 | Tuesdays, after school | Waukesha North High School |
| University Camp | 6-8 | Three weeks in July | UWM at Waukesha |
| College Bound | 9-12 | Three weeks in July | UWM at Waukesha |
College Prep
The College Prep program improves basic skills, provides tutoring, works on competency in core subjects, and offers career exploration. Students in grades six through 12 meet once a week after school. The fall program runs September to December, and the spring program runs January to June. Locations include Les Paul Middle School, Waukesha North High School and UWM at Waukesha (open to all in Waukesha County).
Summer Programs
University Camp
The University Camp meets for three weeks and is available for students entering sixth through eighth grade. The program, which takes place at UWM at Waukesha, features classes, workshops, activities and guest speakers, and also works to build leadership and life skills.
College Bound
The College Bound program is for students entering grades nine through 12 and meets for three weeks. Students participate in classes, workshops and activities on the UWM at Waukesha campus. The program includes guest speakers, who reinforce academic skills while emphasizing leadership and life skills.
Contact
Courtney O’Connell
Assistant Dean for Student Affairs