To students admitted to ATDP’s 2013 summer session: congratulations! Now that you have your placement materials, here are the next steps you should take to confirm your spot in the program and prepare for your summer experience.
Read More →Update: This scheduled maintenance has been pushed back to April 13. Due to planned maintenance, ATDP’s website (atdp.berkeley.edu) will be inaccessible Saturday, April 13, 2013. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience, and we hope to have the website back up as soon as possible (Saturday evening or Sunday morning).
Read More →Notice to visitors of ATDP’s University Hall office: The parking structure and surface parking lot adjacent to University Hall have both closed to the public. If you need to park near University Hall, there is still limited street parking on the curbs of those streets surrounding the building: Addison, Oxford, and University Avenue. Slightly […]
Read More →One of the most exciting things about releasing our annual course catalog is the opportunity to introduce ATDP families to newly-added courses. From Elementary Division to Secondary, from poetry to microbiology, these new additions promise to excite and enrich this summer’s young scholars. Instructor Interviews Who better to introduce a new course than its instructor? […]
Read More →The interview below is a part of a series on New ATDP Courses for 2013. Dann Bearson discusses The Physics of motion and Force, which he will co-teach with Dana Ozer. Read the course description here. What is your favorite thing about teaching science at this level (5th grade)? Both Dana and I love the energy […]
Read More →The interview below is a part of a series on New ATDP Courses for 2013. Barbara Stebbins discusses her upcoming Elementary Division course, The Invisible Living World. Read the course description here. Why is it important for elementary-aged students to study biology (or science in general)? Science is the best subject for elementary students, […]
Read More →The interview below is a part of a series on New ATDP Courses for 2013. Jay Chugh discusses his upcoming course, Advanced Biotechnology. Read the course description here. How will Advanced Biotechnology be different from our Introduction to Biotechnology course, which you have taught in the past? Students in Advanced Biotechnology will conduct similar […]
Read More →The interview below is a part of a series on New ATDP Courses for 2013. Shawn McDonald and Sam Pierce discuss their upcoming course, Web Development (AIC). (See course description.) What is Web Development, and how is it different from advanced web design courses that ATDP has offered in the past? What will students […]
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2013 program information, course catalogs, and online applications are now available! Dates, policies, and other program details have been updated throughout our website.
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For three weeks in Point Richmond, students who have completed Kindergarten through Grade 6 are invited to dive deep into an exciting subject: from human anatomy to ancient Egypt, and much more!
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