The program on the campus of American University in Washington, DC will have a  three-pronged approach:
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  1.  Students will participate in research seminars in mathematics, probability and statistics in which research projects will be investigated in teams. Each team will write a final paper discussing their results and give an oral presentation.
  2. There will be an intensive seven-week course emphasizing proofs and problem solving with workshops and daily homework consisting of modules that will include Combinatorics, and Modeling the Spread of Infectious and Non-Infectious Diseases (Statistics).
  3.  Most weeks will have a day devoted to professional and career development, enhancing the students' view of the mathematical world.
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Both programs run Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm. Students must participate in all activities.
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 *Sample schedule*