K-12 Summer Programs
The University Libraries provide partnership and support for many of the K-12 Summer Programs on campus both internal/external. We provide instruction, library accounts while on campus, mentorship and work opportunities. The resources that are being shared are a way to engage your student in not only college-research but life opportunities outside of course work. It is important to note that when accessing the University of Michigan Library's electronic resources and physical material, the student will need to have a valid Mcard, uniqname and password.
University of Michigan
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U-M Debate ProgramIs a K-12 program that is held on campus every year from June - August. The library provides spaces, resources, and services to the debaters while they are on campus. The age can range from 12-17.
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Wolverine PathwaysIs a university summer program that helps grades 6-12 in under resourced community have a path to academic and professional opportunities that would otherwise be limited.
Community Programs - K-12
Washtenaw Summerworks Youth Employment Program is an opportunity for 16-24 youth get the experience of working in the library where they develop work and life skills, mentorship and leadership skills. This is the promo video getting a perspective about the program from the intern's point of view. The library has been involved as a partner since 2016. For more information please click on the shared link.
This is the Washtenaw Summerworks Youth Employment Program from the Interns' perspective including the library.
This is the Washtenaw Summerworks Youth Employment Program from the Employers' perspective including the library.
University of Michigan: Center for Educational Outreach - K-12 Inititatives
University of Michigan: Children on Campus
University of Michigan Library: Community Partnerships - K-12
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Ozone HouseOzone House is a community-based, nonprofit agency that helps young people lead safe, healthy, and productive lives through intensive intervention and prevention services. Since 1969, we have actively developed unique, high-quality housing and support programs and services that provide support, intervention, training, and assistance to runaway, homeless, and high-risk youth and their families.Through these support services, we help youth develop essential life skills, improve their relationships, and enhance their self-image so that they may realize their full potential for growth and happiness.
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Ypsilanti District LibraryAs a community resource, the Ypsilanti District Library’s mission is to enrich life, stimulate intellectual curiosity, foster literacy, and encourage an informed citizenry.
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Matthaei Botanical Gardens/ Ann Arbor District LibraryWe offer both guided and self-guided field trips for students in grades pre-K through 12. We hope you and your students will enjoy experiencing all we have to offer here on the trails and in the conservatory
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Ann Arbor District LibraryThe Ann Arbor District Library provides collections, programs, and leadership to promote the development of literate and informed citizens through open and equal access to cultural, intellectual, recreational, and information resources.
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Libraries Love LakesLibraries Love Lakes is an outreach project which pairs school and public libraries with lake scientists to provide collaborative programming emphasizing the importance of lakes in our everyday lives. From their website
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