Upward Bound Special Program for
Pre-professional Students in the Health Services (SPPSHS)
is the oldest of the existing minority programs at CASE.
Established in 1966, the program is designed to prepare
low-income and potential first-generation college
students for successful postsecondary studies directed
toward professional careers. High school students,
grades nine through twelve, attending Cleveland and East
Cleveland public schools are eligible for participation
in the program. The program includes intensive
instruction in all levels of mathematics, the natural
sciences, foreign languages, and English/literature. The
program is year-round and includes a six-week summer
residential component which serves 60 students and a
well developed academic year component which serves 110
students.
The Talent Search Program at Case is an educational
program designed to encourage youth, grades 6 through 12
attending schools in the East Cleveland City School
District to successfully complete secondary education
and successfully enroll into a postsecondary
institution.
Brenda Payne (Assistant Director) (216) 368-6640,
e-mail:
brenda.payne@case.edu
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