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Community Education and Summer Programs

Advanced Placement Institutes

Advanced Placement Institutes are conducted for high school teachers of AP courses at regional sites authorized by the College Board. Teachers may elect to participate in AP Institutes anywhere in the nation—in or outside the region in which they teach—to gain the critical information, tools and strategies needed to build and advance successful AP programs at their schools.

Register now for the Advanced Placement Institute

AP Institutes are structured to address the needs of both beginning and advanced AP teachers. Experienced AP Institute instructors help you understand the content of recent AP exams, how these exams are scored and what you can do to boost your students' AP test scores. Your participation strengthens your professional skills and provides you with an opportunity to learn technologies to help your students prepare for college-level work.

For more information, please download the Advanced Placement Institute Brochure 2010.

Sessions:

Art History: July 18–24
English Literature and Composition: June 27–July 3
Studio Art I: June 20–26
Studio Art II: June 27–July 3
Studio Art III: July 11–17
Studio Art IV: July 18–24

For more information, call 404.253.2717 or e-mail api@scad.edu.

Cost
Schedule
Registration

Registration Fee: $50 (USD) (non-refundable)
Secures place in program.

Program Fee: $550 (USD)
Includes daily workshops, all workshop supplies, orientation breakfast and lunch Monday through Friday

Housing Fee: $325 (USD)
Includes a room in apartment-style university housing, and breakfast, lunch and dinner daily, beginning with dinner on Sunday through breakfast on Saturday.

Each weeklong Institute includes 30 contact hours of instruction, equivalent to 3.0 SDUs or PLUs*. All classes are held in SCAD’s main building at 1600 Peachtree St. in Midtown Atlanta.

Schedule:

Sunday · 4–5 p.m.
Program check-in for all participants, residential and non-residential. 1600 Peachtree St.

Monday · 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Orientation and SCAD facilities tour, followed by workshop sessions with lunch provided.

Tuesday–Thursday · 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Workshop sessions with lunch provided.

Friday · 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Workshop sessions, lunch, and lesson plan swap. (Participants are asked to provide a digital copy of the lesson they plan to swap prior to arrival.)

Online registration is preferred. Information and online registration is available at www.scad.edu/api. For additional information, call 404.253.2717 or e-mail api@scad.edu. Registrations made with school purchase orders or checks may be sent by mail or fax, payable to Savannah College of Art and Design. You must include a valid PO number and the completed registration form.

By mail:
AP Institute 2010
SCAD Atlanta
1600 Peachtree St.
Atlanta, GA 30309

By fax:
404.253.3466

Cancellation policy: If a participant cancels after the program and/or housing fees have been paid, a $75 cancellation fee is retained from the amount refunded. If cancellation occurs within two weeks prior to the start of the program, 80% of the program and/or housing fees will be reimbursed.

Contact Admission

E-mail

Atlanta

scadatl@scad.edu

Hong Kong, Savannah, eLearning

admission@scad.edu

Phone

Atlanta
877.722.3285 or 404.253.2700

Hong Kong, Savannah, eLearning
800.869.7223 or 912.525.5100

Mailing

Atlanta
Hong Kong
Savannah
eLearning

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Events

Broughton Street International Festival
Apr. 03, 2010
SCAD Atlanta Scholarship Gala
Apr. 08, 2010

News

Mar. 09, 2010
Renowned designer couple to speak at SCAD
Mar. 05, 2010
SCAD presents Artists' Book Symposium
Mar. 05, 2010
Unveiling new artwork at Art Dubai
Mar. 02, 2010
Architectural history department lecture

Recognition

MVTTC presents scholarship to Julia Marshall
The Mississippi Valley Trade and Transport Council (MVTTC) presented a $2,500 scholarship to undergraduate illustration student Julia Marshall at the recent World Trade & Transport Conference in New Orleans.
Exhibition features Ben Towle work
Ben Towle (M.F.A., sequential art, 2003) participated an art exhibition featuring work from his upcoming "Amelia Earhart" graphic novel.
Rivera interns at Magnani Caruso Dutton
Jordan Rivera (B.F.A., graphic design, 2009) landed an internship with Magnani Caruso Dutton, a leading interactive design agency in New York City.
Andy Hirsch works on "Royal History of Oz"
Undergraduate sequential art student Andy Hirsch (B.F.A., sequential art, 2009) is working as the artist on "The Royal Historian of Oz," a comic book series for SLG Publishing.