A New Entrepreneurship Simulation
We are excited to offer high school educators access to a unique business simulation created by Wharton Interactive. The Entrepreneurs
We are excited to offer high school educators access to a unique business simulation created by Wharton Interactive. The Entrepreneurs
Then come join us at The University of Waterloo!
Anatomy 101 offers one day session of anatomical education at a first-year university level. This opportunity is designed for students who have completed Grade 11 or 12. This program is great for high school students who may be interested in pursuing university programs in Kinesiology, Health Science, or Biology. The program runs in July and August each summer.
$40.00 plus HST
Each day is focused on one of the following themes; you can register for one or more days, depending on your interests!
You can find registration links below. Please feel free to share this email and/or the attached poster with any Grade 11 or 12 students who might be interested.
Wednesday, June 28th
Tuesday, July 11th
Tuesday, August 22nd
Monday, July 10th
Friday, August 18th
Friday, July 7th
Thursday, August 17th
Wednesday, July 5th
Monday, August 21st
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions at all. I hope you all enjoy a well-deserved summer break!
Tamara Maciel, MSc (she, her)
Program Director, School of Anatomy
Department of Kinesiology and Health Sciences
University of Waterloo
200 University Ave W
Waterloo, ON N2L 3G1
(519) 888-4567 x43717
Hello!
The Wharton Global Youth Competitions Team is excited to announce two awesome opportunities for high school students with competitive spirits and a passion for business and finance.
Today, we are opening registration for our annual Wharton Global High School Investment Competition. See below for all the details.
The competition is a free, English-based, online investment simulation for high school students and teachers. Participants compete with other students from around the world and learn about finance, teamwork, strategy building, analysis and communication.
We have made a big change to this year’s competition! In addition to the Approved Stock List, teams will be permitted to buy and sell Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) from an approved list comprised of various domestic and international exchanges.
Details about the competition:
The top 10 teams from the semifinals are invited to present their strategies to a panel of judges during a special global finale event in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. in April 2024.
Important details, dates, as well as helpful resources and tools can be found here. (We will continue to update the competition website throughout the summer.)
Do you want to experience what it is like to be a U of T student?
Enrichment and Summer programs are offered on all three U of T campuses in a wide range of topics. The programs below reflect our 2023 offerings. Programs offered are subject to change at the discretion of each department/campus. Please refer to program site directly for any updated information.
In-Person | CREATE: Engineering Design Challenges | Grades 9 - 12 | July 10th to August 25th, 2023 | $600/Week
This brand-new program combines practical activities, laboratory experiments, and site visits to guide students the through the Engineering Design Cycle.
In-Person | DEEP Summer Academy | Grades 9 - 12 | July 10th to August 4th, 2023 | $600/Week (Domestic) | $950/Week (International)
The Da Vinci Engineering Enrichment Program (DEEP) is designed for highly motivated high school students with an aptitude for science and math. This merit-based program provides students with the opportunity for advanced study in a variety of engineering, technology, business, and science disciplines.
COVID-19 Policy
The Engineering Outreach Office is following the COVID-19 guidance laid out by the University of Toronto. Please see UTogether for the most up-to-date information.
Vaccination and Pre-Screening Requirement
The University of Toronto no longer requires enhanced vaccination certificates with QR codes to access our buildings.
Mask Policy Paused
The University’s Mask Guideline was paused July 1, 2022. Some members of our community may choose to continue to wear a mask. We ask everyone to respect each other’s decisions, comfort levels, and health needs. It is vitally important that, even with the easing of provincial measures, we remain vigilant, conscientious, and respectful of one another.
Engineering Outreach Office
Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering
University of Toronto
35 St. George Street, Room 173, Toronto, ON M5S 1A4
T: 416-946-0816 | W:
outreach.engineering.utoronto.
Friday, June 2, 2023
in Hamilton ON
@ Hamilton Health Sciences, McMaster University
Discovery Days in Health Sciences are one-day events that provide secondary school students (ideally grades 10 and 11) with the opportunity to explore a variety of career options in medicine and the health sciences. Participants gain a clearer picture of what it would be like to be a health professional by interacting with researchers, clinicians and educators in their real-life work setting. The event includes a(n):
SPARCS is a unique opportunity designed to ignite enthusiasm for computer science among people of gender identities under-represented in computer science.* Designed for Grade 9 and 10 students with little to no exposure to computer science, this workshop brings participants together from across Canada. Participants learn that computer science is about much more than using and programming computers.
We welcome people with gender identities under-represented in computer science including women, non-binary and trans folk to apply. Applicants must be in Grade 9 or 10, have an interest in mathematics, and must currently attend a Canadian high school or middle school. Participants should not have attended a similar workshop.
A virtual version of this workshop will be held on Zoom from Sunday, June 11 to Wednesday, June 14, 2023. Each day will consist of two, hour-long sessions. Participants are expected to attend all session and event times listed for the workshop.
Apply for the SPARCS (Virtual) 2023 by clicking HERE
Participants will be selected at random using a lottery system.
Registration fee of $25 will need to be paid after applicants are selected for the workshop. Financial support to cover the cost of the workshop may be arranged for students in need.
The use of data analysis to make better decisions is transforming business.
Future leaders need deeper analytical skills. We’re here to help! Wharton Global Youth Program has just published three Explore Business mini-sites to help high school educators and students discover cutting-edge concepts and leading insights about data and analytics.
Each free mini-site, complete with videos, defined vocabulary and activities, is built around conversations that Erika James, Dean of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, has with academic experts and industry professionals as they explore analytics in different business contexts.
Mini-site themes are:
The Analytics of Finance. More than ever, analytics is influencing critical decision-making in the field of finance through machine learning, big data, and algorithms. Learn how the financial landscape will evolve with these trends.
Using Data to Protect and Serve. When faced with challenging societal issues, such as police reform, human trafficking, and media transparency, analytics can offer surprising ways to increase accountability and drive social good.
More than a Game. Sports analytics has taken the spotlight as a driver of competitive advantage for professional teams, elevating the value of data both on and off the field, as well as in the exploding online sports-betting industry.
Tackle all three topics, or pick and choose which themes and video segments work best to enrich learning in your classroom or club conversations.
Explore Business with Wharton, a world leader in business education!
Sincerely,
Diana Lasseter Drake
Managing Editor
Wharton Global Youth Program
The Wharton Global Youth Program uses the extensive opportunities of the Wharton School's academic community at the University of Pennsylvania to educate, inform and inspire pre-college students to explore business practices, analyze the world’s complex challenges, and take the needed steps to become leaders who will transform the global economy. Please share this newsletter with high school students and educators in your network.
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The final deadline for our Online Summer Programs and our Summer 2 Pre-baccalaureate Online Program is Wednesday, May 3! Connect virtually with Wharton Global Youth this summer for an immersive, interactive and unforgettable academic experience. Visit our newsroom for a unique look at how one Pre-bacc student has been using his skills to market the family business.
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