1 . While many high-achieving students will spend their summers volunteering, working part-time jobs, or interning (实习), another great opportunity available to high schoolers is summer programs.
Experiences in ArchitectureDates: July 7 — 11
Location: University of Chicago
This workshop is perfect for high school students in architecture and design. In order to prepare them for a career in architecture, the two-week program promises to provide the study of the discipline at the college level while introducing them to life on a college campus.
Immersion (沉浸) into ASLDates: June 15 — 22 (overnight); June 24 — 29 (day camp)
Location: Gallaudet University
This program is designed for students who are either beginning or intermediate (中级的) signers and want to become more fluent. Participants will work with advanced ASL (American Sign Language) instructors and their assistants who are similarly deaf or hard of hearing, learn about deaf culture and history, and explore the nation’s capital. Students may participate in a residential or day camp program.
Conway School of NursingDates: July 15 — 19
Location: George Washington University
This one-week program hopes to introduce students to careers in nursing. Taught by the nursing teachers and aided by upper-class nursing students, participants will learn about the moral values guiding the work.
High School Drama InstituteDates: July 8 — 26
Location: Columbia University
Though this intensive three-week program is super-selective and a limited number of students are chosen to participate, it is a perfect fit for students with a passion for the performing arts. Participants develop acting skills focusing on voice, movement, and gesture, strengthen their dancing and singing skills, and learn what it takes to prepare for college auditions (试演).
1. What will Experiences in Architecture offer to participants?A.Interning positions. | B.Pre-college courses. |
C.A career in design. | D.On-campus tours. |
A.Experienced teacher assistants. | B.Residential ASL programmers. |
C.Staff members with hearing problems. | D.Starters and Intermediate ASL learners. |
A.Experiences in Architecture. | B.Immersion into ASL. |
C.Conway School of Nursing. | D.High School Drama Institute. |
1. What is the commercial about?
A.A movie. | B.Electronic garbage. | C.A comedy network |
A.Misleading. | B.Impractical. | C.Reasonable. |
A.Finding funny jokes. |
B.Offering recycling information. |
C.Advertising new electronic products. |
3 . Art Exhibitions On Display Throughout Campus
Next Up Invitational V
On Display November 21 until November 26.
Location: Sikes Hall Showcase
“NextUp Invitational V” is an exhibition of works selected by the Clemson Curates Creative Inquiry team showing twenty-three “up and coming” undergraduate art students in the Department of Art Bachelor of Fine Arts. On view are works selected from over 230 submissions to the Foundations Review, which took place during the spring semester, and includes drawing, painting, and photography.
Bachelor of Fine Arts Senior Exhibit
On display November 29 through December 7.
Location: Lee Gallery
This exhibition shows works by seniors in the studio disciplines of drawing, painting, and printmaking. The Lee Gallery exhibits the artworks of graduating students in the Department of Art academic program at the end of each semester. The students featured in the exhibit are honored with an Artist Talk which will take place December 3 from 5 p. m. to 7 p. m. in the Lee Gallery.
Natural History/Critical Condition
On display December 1 until December 3.
Location: College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities Dean’s Gallery
The artists present a reflection on the natural environment that reveals a growing list of environmental concerns facing humanity. The exhibition points to ecological destruction. This exhibit questions the viewer’s capacity and willingness to address the changes taking place. It encourages the viewer to take action before conditions progress beyond our ability to take meaningful action.
Textiles (纺织品) Narratives
On display December 11 until December 16.
Location: Brooks Center for the Performing Arts Lobby
The Clemson Visual Arts welcomes back MFA alumna (女校友)T erry Jarrard-Dimond for a personal exhibition, “Textile Narratives.” The artworks in this exhibition show Dimond’s collection of compositions using hand-dyed, contemporary textiles. Dimond took part in South Carolina Arts Commission’s 50th Anniversary exhibition pogram and received Visual and Craft Fellowship award.
1. What can be known about the exhibition lasting the longest?A.It includes works of photography. | B.The exhibition takes place annually. |
C.The art students have won state awards. | D.A programme of art will be held. |
A.Lee Gallery. |
B.Sikes Hall Showcase. |
C.Brooks Center for the Performing Arts Lobby. |
D.College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities Dean’s Gallery. |
A.Textiles Narratives. | B.Next Up Invitational V. |
C.Natural History/Critical Condition. | D.Bachelor of Fine Arts Senior Exhibit. |