Annual forum focusing on state and local tax issues and policy.

2-week residential program exploring historical events that transformed Western North Carolina through environmental disasters and man-made changes. Students will create research proposals on environmental history and participate in field trips to relevant local sites. Move-in June 7, program runs June 8-19.

Six-week in-person business intelligence program for DC high school students (ages 14-18). The Data Science, Technology, Engineering, Architecture, Agriculture, and Mathematics (STEAAM) camp program is designed to recruit and immerse students in an intensive, project-based initiative to use data analytics to address critical issues of public policy. Participants will gain hands-on research experiences with real-world methods and industry experts; mastering data mining, data assessment, and critical thinking. Participants will address agriculture, architecture and energy policy challenges, explore campus simulation labs, urban food labs, and research farms, discover data science, engineering and architecture careers, and construct 3D models to support their research. Dates: June 22 - July 31

A week-long intensive program where high school students explore climate change issues through the lens of science, public health, medicine, economics, and policy. Students choose an Action Focus (Climate Science, Communications, Entrepreneurship, Environmental Justice, Global Health, Healthcare, or Policy & Advocacy) and develop a Community Action Plan. The program includes workshops with climate influencers, guest speakers, field trips around Boston, visits to Harvard campus museums and the Boston Museum of Science. Students receive a Certificate of Completion from Harvard Chan C-CHANGE. Accommodations are at Simmons University residence halls.

5-day advanced cybersecurity leadership course focusing on strategic planning and policy. GIAC Strategic Planning, Policy, and Leadership certification available. 30 CPEs.