Summer Camps

Ursuline Camps offer a range of enriching opportunities consistent with the values of Ursuline Academy.  As Ursuline Campers, your child will join in fun artistic, academic, and athletic enrichment activities designed to stimulate creativity and curiosity, spark innovation, and encourage collaboration. You can be confident that your child will love becoming a part of the Ursuline Camp community.
 

Summer School & Workshops (All UA Grade Levels)

Ursuline’s summer program fosters academic and personal growth through diverse courses and enrichment opportunities.

Summer 2021 course requests for current students open February 1. 

Downloads and Links

• Register for Summer School and Summer Camps
• Summer School 2020 FAQ
• Summer Programs 2020 Course Requests Directions
• Summer School Book List
• Summer 2020 Online Course Agreement

Contact Information

If you have any further questions, please email summerschool@ursulinedallas.org.

Global Leadership & Service Opportunities (All UA Grade Levels)

Ursuline educates global leaders through active service, intellectual enrichment, co-curricular programs (locally and abroad), sister school relationships, and other partnerships.

Through educational and cultural exchanges, Ursuline students travel and meet friends worldwide as well as host visiting Sister School students. Mission and Heritage experiences are offered by Ursuline, Ursuline Educational Services, and the Diocese of Dallas, and Global Studies programs allow students to earn academic credits and participate in excursions and cultural activities.

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Summer Internship Program for Rising UA Seniors

The Student Internship Program offers rising seniors the opportunity to gain real-world experiences in the workplace through exposure to a field of their interest paired with the guidance of a mentor. Participants acquire personal developmental growth, career awareness, and a better understanding of a professional workplace environment through a 60-hour minimum placement.

Mentors provide opportunities to apply critical thinking and to gain hands-on experience and observation in a particular field. The internship should incorporate meaningful activities to provide the student with a well-rounded understanding of the profession. Student work is unpaid, and required hours must be completed between June 1 and August 16.

We encourage businesses of all types to submit an application for consideration. Our applicants are diverse in their interests and the candidate pool differs each year. Currently there is a high demand for STEM internships, including computer science, engineering, programming and coding. Other areas of interest range widely from medicine and communications to psychology to criminology.

Previous internship locations have included: Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children, Theraplay, North Texas Heart Center, Dallas County Public Works, Front Porch Marketing, Rubio Digital Forensics, The Housson Center, The Vermillion Law Firm, iCode and the David Nathan Meyerson Foundation.

"I was given the opportunity to intern at Rubio Forensics, a Digital Forensics Firm. I knew I wanted to pursue a career involving technology and Rubio Forensics exposed me to many different types of software that were used to aid in case solving. This internship gave me great insight into the digital world and what it is like to work in the forensics field. 

Michelle Antoon
Class of 2020