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Fowler Center
Remote Area Medical® (RAM) will conduct a dental, vision, and medical clinic at the University of the South on May 19-20. All services are free, with no eligibility requirements, and are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. The clinic will be hosted by the Franklin and Grundy County Health Councils and the university.
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Fowler Center
Remote Area Medical® (RAM) will conduct a dental, vision, and medical clinic at the University of the South on May 19-20. All services are free, with no eligibility requirements, and are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. The clinic will be hosted by the Franklin and Grundy County Health Councils and the university.
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Gailor Hall
The Sewanee School of Letters is a graduate program in British and American Literature and Creative Writing. Students attend for four or five six-week summer terms, and emerge with either an M.A. or an M.F. A. degree. Classes are taught by Sewanee faculty and distinguished visitors from such campuses as Northwestern, Vanderbilt, and CUNY.
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Campuswide
The six-week summer session at Sewanee offers an opportunity for students to take special courses not normally available during the academic year; serves current students who desire to speed the acquisition of their college degrees or to gain additional credits; and provides incoming freshmen with an opportunity to adapt to the academic demands of college.
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Office of Admission
Admission 101 is designed to assist all underclassmen and family members through the college search process. While on campus, students will receive advice regarding the college selection process, campus tours, interviews, and essay writing. This event is not about Sewanee specifically, but there will be opportunities to learn more about us.
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Campuswide
The Sewanee Summer Music Festival is an internationally acclaimed summer festival, which combines a four-week program for advanced music students and a professional concert series. Each summer, more than 200 aspiring young musicians from all over the U.S. and abroad join more than 40 teachers, performers, and internationally recognized guest artists to create a musical community in Sewanee.
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Campuswide
The Bridge Program in Math and Science is a three-week residential program for rising high school seniors who are interested in math- or science-oriented college majors and careers and who could potentially bring diversity to the Sewanee campus as college students. In science, the students learn basic concepts and research techniques and then design and carry out research projects. In mathematics, they study calculus. At the end of the program, the students present the results of their research to parents and guests. About 20 students participate each summer.
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Campuswide
The Sewanee Environmental Institute’s Pre-College Field Studies Experience provides an interdisciplinary introduction to environmental studies. Students will have the opportunity to explore Sewanee's ecologically diverse 13,000-acre campus under the guidance of faculty members who are passionate about environmental education. It is designed for students who are passionate about the outdoors, those who want to advance their knowledge and skills in the study of the environment, and rising high school juniors and seniors with a history of academic success.
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Campuswide
Founded in 1994, the Sewanee Young Writers’ Conference meets for two weeks each July, offering to high school students from all over the U.S. some of the resources brought to campus by the adult Sewanee Writers' Conference. In small workshops devoted to poetry, fiction, playwriting or creative nonfiction, serious young writers are able to polish their craft with the help of instructors who are themselves writers of significant accomplishment, and to form friendships with like-minded peers.
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Office of Admission
Admission 101 is designed to assist all underclassmen and family members through the college search process. While on campus, students will receive advice regarding the college selection process, campus tours, interviews, and essay writing. This event is not about Sewanee specifically, but there will be opportunities to learn more about us.
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Campuswide
The University of the South hosts the 23rd session of the Sewanee Writers’ Conference. Supported by the Walter E. Dakin Memorial Fund established through the estate of the late Tennessee Williams, the Conference gathers a distinguished faculty to provide instruction and criticism through workshops and craft lectures in fiction, poetry, and playwriting.
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