Seven Week Labs
at Michigan
June 25 - August 12, 2000
If you are looking for the most
comprehensive and challenging summer workshop experience, a Michigan Seven
Week Lab is for you. These labs offer the only cohesive, continuous
seven-week summer program for high school debaters. Seven week labs
offer a student to faculty ratio of 8 to 1. They are available for
rising seniors, juniors and sophomores.
Faculty
The Seven Week Labs are instructed
by the leading faculty members of the Michigan Debate Institutes, including:
Sherry Hall, Harvard University; Colin Kahl, University of Michigan; Elizabeth
Repko, University of Michigan; Roger Solt, University of Kentucky; Stephen
Bailey, Emory University; and Steve Mancuso, University of Michigan.
A list of qualifications for these instructors is provided on our faculty
page. Students in the Seven
Week Labs also benefit from lectures and small-class instruction from selected
members of the Michigan Debate Institute staff.
Format
The unique format of the Seven
Week Labs ensures that students receive an intensive, comprehensive and
non-duplicative curriculum. This program offers unparalleled opportunities
for in-depth instruction of learning, and extensive analysis of the new
national debate resolution.
Application and Fees
The cost of participating in a
Seven Week Lab is $4400. Students who are admitted will be required
to submit a $1000 deposit shortly after receiving their acceptance.
Payment of the balance must take place no later than June 25 at registration.
Students who wish to apply for a
Seven Week Lab must submit a completed application
form by April 28 and a $50 application fee through the mail. You
may not apply through email. If you wish to be sent a brochure and
application form, please write to the institute address on our main
page.
Students will be notified of their
admission status no later than May 10. Please do not call to inquire
about admission status unless you have not heard from us by May 15.
Students who are admitted will have until May 19 to notify us of their
acceptance.