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From: Daniel Davidchik [mailto:ddavidchik@cccneb.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2012 6:31 PM
To: Susan Baer
Cc: 'Betsy Rall'
Subject: Opportunity to recommend students for the 2012 SHINE-MI Summer Camps
Good Afternoon 2010 Project SHINE Teachers,
We have another series of SHINE-MI student summer camps this June and I can use your help! Last week you should received an envelope with five copies of the Project SHINE student summer camp brochure (SHINE-MI) along with a cover letter. I would like you to know if you are willing to recommend students for the SHINE-MI camps. If so, I would like you to recommend one girl and one boy who will be going into 9th or 10th grade next fall. The recommendation form is part of the application page in the brochure (which is also available at http://www.cccneb.edu/downloads/SHINE_brochure.pdf).
Please let me know if you plan to recommend students for SHINE-MI. I’m trying to get an idea of how many students will be recommended by Project SHINE teachers from both years. Listed below is the text from the letter that you should have received with your camp brochures. It explains more about the type of students that we’re expecting to attend the camp and the timeline for returning the applications.
I look forward to hearing from you and enrolling as many of your students as we can. Please let me know what additional questions you have.
Best Regards,
Dan Davidchik
Project SHINE Director
402-562-1408
I hope things are going well for you. We are preparing to host the second summer of Project SHINE student academic camps in June. I want to know if you are able to recommend two students for the camps – one girl and one boy who will enter 9th or 10th grade in fall 2012, respectively.
The Project SHINE-Mission Impossible (SHINE-MI) camps will take place from June 17-21 for girls and June 24-28 for boys. Like last year, SHINE-MI academic camps are focused on fun, real-world problem-solving where students will participate in hands-on applied STEM activities (missions) during the day, socialize with the peers in the evenings and experience life on a community college campus, complete with dorm food and residence halls.
Once again, we are looking to enroll students who enjoy hands-on learning and problem-solving activities. We are especially interested in exposing SHINE-MI to students who you feel have unrealized potential and might not normally be able to afford a week-long camp.
Camp enrollment is limited to 45 students per week, and applications are due by April 13th. A number of slots are allocated for the current Project SHINE group, so please encourage your students to return their applications as soon as possible. If selected to attend camp, the students will also receive full scholarships for the $325 tuition. The scholarships will be awarded to the students based on your recommendation and on behalf of businesses from Project SHINE and the National Science Foundation.
Enclosed with this letter are five copies of the SHINE-MI camp brochure and application. Please give this application to the students that you are recommending for SHINE-MI camps and keep one copy for yourself. I’ve provided extra brochures in case you need them. Applications are also available online at www.cccneb.edu/shine-mi.
I realize that you may not know students who will be in 9th or 10th grade next year. If you do not feel comfortable recommending students to attend SHINE-MI camp, please let me know right away.
I look forward to hearing from you. You can reach me at (402)562-1408 or at ddavidchik@cccneb.edu.