Upward Bound students are committed to participate in the six-week summer residential academic program during June and July each year.
During the first week of the summer residential program, the students participate in an academic field trip, which gives them experiences to build on during the next five weeks in their summer academic classes. A Residential Supervisor, three male Residential Counselors and three female Residential Counselors accompany the students on the one-week academic field trip. In addition, they live on campus with the Upward Bound students, conducting evening activities that include community service, physical education, individual and group discussions.
The remaining five weeks, UB students live on the Weber State University campus, eat in the dormitory cafeteria, utilized university’s facilities such as classrooms, laboratories, gymnasium, computer labs, library, sports fields, shuttle buses, etc. Day Staff
instructors work with the Upward Bound students in individually
developed,
designed and implemented academic classes focusing on subjects such
as:
English, math, science, foreign language and technology. After lunch,
students and staff conduct and participate in focused group sessions
such as team building, art, study skills and a history simulation.
Evening activities include: community service projects, physical education, social activities, individual and group counseling.
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