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Dec. 10: SEP Winter Deadline
Jan. 9: SEP Winter
Feb. 5: UO Super Saturday 2010 Deadline
Feb. 20 - Mar. 13: UO Super Saturday 2010
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| Summer Enrichment Program The Summer Enrichment Program (SEP) is a campus-based residential program offering a wide range of exciting academic course options and social activities for gifted students currently in grades 6-10. <?php phpinfo();?> |  |
| Mess with Words Mess with Words, YWA & UO YE/TAG collaboration | |
| After School Mandarin Chinese The UO Youth Enrichment/TAG Programs present a special after school Chinese Art and Culture class for grades K, 1, 2 | |
| UO Scholars Program Winter 2010 The University of Oregon's Youth Enrichment/TAG Program is pleased to offer UO Scholars, a program focusing on advanced, accelerated classes in mathematics, literature, and computer programming. | |
| SEP Winter SEP Winter is an immersive, one day program that is specifically designed for students from our 2009 SEP Summer sessions. | |
| UO Super Saturday 2010 Super Saturday is a series of academic enrichment classes for advanced learners in grades K-5 starting February 20, 2010. | |
| UO Super Summer 2010 The University of Oregon is celebrating the 30th year of the Super Summer program for high achieving students completing grades K-5. Applications and registrations are due May 21st. | |
| Junior Counselor Leadership Program For 11-12 grade students (under age 18) who are interested in developing and praciticing leadership skills, the Summer Enrichment Program offers the Junior Counselor (JC) Leadership Program. | |
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 Youth Enrichment and Talented & Gifted programs and services (YE/TAG) is a community outreach unit of the University of Oregon's College of Education. YE/TAG serves pre-collegiate youth and their families throughout the state of Oregon, with special focus on those residing in Lane County. The primary goals of YE/TAG are the following: Provide stimulating and challenging summer, Saturday and after school learning experiences for children and youth that support, extend and enhance their regular K-12 school program Assist and train parents, in-service educators and youth service providers to effectively help students of all ability levels attain their intellectual and academic potential through informal education Recognize and support the unique social/emotional needs of high ability students through family counseling and consultation services Provide coursework in gifted education and field-based practicum experiences for UO undergraduate and graduate students as part of their professional preparation Introduce pre-collegiate youth and their families to the University of Oregon |
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