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Fifty-three of Wyoming’s top high school juniors participated in the 40th annual Summer High School Institute (HSI) at the University of Wyoming in June.
The three-week program, …
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Fifty-three of Wyoming’s top high school juniors participated in the 40th annual Summer High School Institute (HSI) at the University of Wyoming in June.
The three-week program, sponsored by UW and held June 9-29, is designed to expand the horizons of students who have completed their sophomore year of high school and show high motivation, maturity and academic excellence. Participants lived in the UW residence halls and took specially designed college-level classes from professors across many disciplines. They also engaged in activities and discussions to develop their leadership skills and explore future opportunities.
Ray Linton and Brooke McConnell of Powell were among the summer institute attendees.
