By leveraging 21st century skills training, innovative experiential learning opportunities, mentorship and tutoring, health and wellness education and activities, and partnerships with stakeholders, The Office of Pre-Collegiate Programs at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) will equip K-12 "At Promise" youth to imagine with curiosity and Think Beyond The Possible to live out their lives as healthy, scholarly, global and civically engaged citizens.
For additional information about the programs supported by our office, please email us: precollege@case.edu, explore the programs below, or browse additional pre-collegiate programs across campus.
The NYSP program serves participants between 8 and 16-years-old. Summer programming is hosted by CWRU. There are no geographical restrictions on participation.
Project STEP-UP supports tutoring and mentoring for students in K - 12th grades at multiple school and community sites. There are no geographical restrictions on participation.
The Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences collaborates with the Gelfand STEM Center at CWRU to host an eight-week math program for middle and high school students. CWRU students serve as mentors, and complements Cleveland State University’s summer Math Corps program.
The Provost Scholars Program serves 9th - 12th grades (and ongoing) at Ginn Academy & Cleveland School of the Arts (CMSD); and Shaw High School (ECCSD). Programming is primarily hosted on the CWRU campus.
TRiO Talent Search serves students in 6th - 12th grades in the East Cleveland and Euclid City School Districts. TRiO Upward Bound supports 9th - 12th graders from Euclid High School and the Cleveland Municipal School District.
The thinkSTEM Summer Day Camp is a two-week opportunity for students entering 7th - 9th grades to learn about different types of engineering through hands-on activities and a rigorous exploration of fundamental concepts.