Summer Programs

The Center for Cyber & Artificial Intelligence (CyAI Center), is thrilled to extend a special invitation to your students to participate in WITHCyber Camp 2025.

This is a residential Cybersecurity Youth Summer Camp for high school rising Juniors & Seniors, scheduled to take place at CSUSB from June 9, 2024, through July 12, 2025. Campers will relish in 5 days of Cyber instruction and activities and spend 4 nights with the Office of Pre-College Programs receiving college and career guidance counseling and exploring the resources of our CSUSB campus.

Campers also have the advantage of pre-registering for the CSUSB dual enrollment cybersecurity introductory course. This unique course begins in person during the camp week and continues virtually (online) over a short period post camp in the summer of 2025.

Interested students should fill out the camp interest form.

As we prepare for our 42nd year, we are actively seeking volunteers to help us make this summer a success. We have had the pleasure of working with students from your school in the past, and they have always impressed us with their responsibility, enthusiasm, and hard work. We would be honored to collaborate with your school once again to continue our mission of spreading a love of learning.

To make it easier for interested students to apply, I have linked the 2025 volunteer application

Students can fill out the application using the link above. If there are any questions, they can reach out to us at info@projectthink.com.

At Project Think, our primary goal is to inspire a lifelong love of learning, and we believe that this is only possible through collaboration with schools and communities like yours. If you have any questions or need further information, please do not hesitate to reach out. 

​The Medicine and Research Summer Program hosted by Columbia University Vagelos College of Physician and Surgeons (VP&S) Global Health Organization is a 10-week summer program featuring students from around the world who learn from physicians, researchers, and medical students at Columbia University VP&S about diverse topics of medicine.
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Throughout the summer, students learn how to take a patient history, interview several standardized patients, engage in ethical discussions, have conversations about narrative medicine, and study various systems of human anatomy.

​In addition to the clinical aspects of the program, students learn research methods for finding sources, analyzing data, and writing a manuscript. This summer features an additional opportunity to become certified as a Community Health Literacy Worker for stroke, dementia, and health insurance through the Columbia University Neurology Department.

Visit the IRYC webpage for more information

Hosted at CSUSB, this residential program focuses on business and entrepreneurship, helping students explore career paths and build college and career readiness. Open to rising juniors and seniors (current 10th and 11th graders).

Sign up now for our UpStarters Camp

Also held at CSUSB, this immersive residential experience gives rising seniors (current 11th graders) a taste of college life. Students will learn what to expect in their senior year, how to apply to college and financial aid, and build a strong sense of community and belonging.

Sign up now for our Pre-College, IRL: The Playbook