SPLASH 2011

SPLASH at MIT - Do you want to take a class about...

- Design and Analysis of Roller Coasters
- Paradoxes of Democracy
- Fun with Fractals
- Aircraft Jet Engines
- How to Make a Pixar Movie
- The French Revolution
- Stage Fighting
...or any of 400 other awesome topics(*)?

Then you should come to MIT ESP's SPLASH! SPLASH offers a series of short classes and workshops like the ones listed above, and you can take up to 20 hours of classes. SPLASH takes place on November 19th and 20th at MIT in Cambridge, MA, and costs $30 for the entire program. Student lottery registration will open in late October; after the lottery is run, a first-come, first-served round of registration will open to fill any remaining empty spots. For middle & high school students. Homeschoolers must be at least 11 years old. It is always the weekend *before* Thanksgiving.

* - for more ideas about courses, check last year's online catalog.

You can find out more at http://esp.mit.edu/learn/Splash/index.html, or email them at splash@mit.edu.

Boston College Splash
This November, Boston College will also be opening its doors for its own Splash program. With a concentration on liberal arts, course topics will range from music to math, political science to computer science. BC Splash is a no-fee program designed to instill a sense of excitement in students about academia and have fun doing it! For more information, visit their website, https://bcsplash.learningu.org/. Registration will begin in early October.