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Aetna hppi GREAT EXPLORATIONS PROGRAMS APPLICATION
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The University of Connecticut Health Center
Department of Health Career Opportunity Programs
Aetna Health Professions Partnership Initiative Programs
Aetna hppi GREAT EXPLORATIONS PROGRAMS APPLICATION
STUDENT APPLICATION
WHAT IS THE AETNA HPPI GREAT EXPLORATIONS PROGRAMS?
The University Of Connecticut Health Center Department Of Health Career Opportunity Programs is committed to raising early awareness among underrepresented and economically disadvantaged students interested in careers in the health professions. The Great Explorations Middle School Program prepares students to access post-secondary education. The program:
• Offers a four-week summer academic enrichment program for 35 rising 8th grade participants. The Great Explorations program is held at the Greater Hartford Academy of Mathematics and Science. Students receive instruction on language arts, math, science, and college awareness classes and engages in educational programs to raise awareness in the health professions. Priority is given to students enrolled in Hartford Public Schools.
• Provides enrichment experiences both in and outside of the classroom.
• Provides assessments and evaluations throughout student’s affiliation with the Aetna HPPI Great Explorations Programs. The program includes pre, mid, and post testing of students; student and parental surveys; mid and final progress reports; etc.
• Parent/Guardian Orientation Workshops are held for all students participating in the Aetna HPPI Great Explorations Programs.
HOW DO YOU APPLY FOR THE AETNA HPPI GREAT EXPLORATIONS PROGRAMS?
1. Have a B average or better.
2. Submit an essay.
3. Provide two letters of recommendation from a science and math teacher.
4. Have an official transcript submitted from each middle school attended.
5. Submit a completed application.
All applicants will be interviewed prior to being selected into the Aetna HPPI Great Explorations Programs.
WHAT ABOUT TRANSPORTATION?
Transportation will be provided for Hartford area students only.
ARE THERE COSTS?
1. There is no cost associated with this exciting program.
2. A light snack will be provided to each participant.
Aetna hppi GREAT EXPLORATIONS PROGRAMS APPLICATION
WHEN AND WHERE?
The four-week summer program is held at the Greater Hartford Academy of Math and Science, 15 Vernon Street, Hartford, CT
8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Monday-Friday.
IMPORTANT DATES
• April 27, 2012: Postmark date for all applications
• July 2, 2012: First day of program
• July 27, 2012: Last day of program
• July 4, 2012: No classes due to holiday
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Marlyn Davila, MSW
Phone: 860-679-4522
Fax: 860-679-7223
Email: davila@uchc.edu
Department of Health Career Opportunity Programs
University of Connecticut Health Center
263 Farmington Avenue, MC 3920
Farmington, Connecticut 06030-3920
Funding for all Aetna HPPI Great Exploration Programs is provided in part through grants by the AETNA Foundation and the Department of Higher Education whose support is gratefully appreciated.
WHERE SHOULD I RETURN MY APPLICATION?
Applications should be returned to:
Marlyn Davila, MSW
Health Career Opportunity Programs
University of Connecticut Health Center
263 Farmington Avenue, MC 3920
Farmington, CT 06030-3920
FAX: (860) 679-4522
davila@uchc.edu
|Aetna hppi GREAT EXPLORATIONS PROGRAMS APPLICATION Personal information must be completed by applicant |
|(Please type or print legibly using ink) |
1. Name:
First Name Middle Name Last Name
Date of Birth: Age: Social Security Number: (Required)
□ U.S. Citizen □ U.S. Permanent Resident □ Other (specify)
2. Legal Residence:
Street/Apartment/PO Box
City State Zip Code
3. 4.
Home Telephone Number E-Mail Address (most frequently used)
5. _____________________________________________________ 6. ______________
Name of School GRADE
|Family Information |
|(All questions in this section must be answered completely) |
Please Note* in order to be considered for any Aetna HPPI Great Explorations Programs, Students must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents and must include financial documentation of family income.
Financial Documentation can be one of the following:
1. Federal 1040 income tax Form (NOT W-2 FORMS)
2. State Agency Letter Summarizing Benefits (AFDC, Disability, or SSI)
|For Statistical Purposes only: (ALL QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION MUST BE ANSWERED COMPLETELY) |
|Gender: Male Female |
|Ethnicity: Black/African American/West Indian Caucasian Native American/Alaskan Native Mexican American/Chicano |
|Puerto Rican Native Hawaiian Asian/Pacific Islander (specify)__________________________________________ |
|Other (specify) ______________________________________ |
| |
|FAMILY SIZE:__________________ FAMILY TAXABLE INCOME:___________ (per Federal Tax form or equivalent you are claimed on) |
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|Household Income Level: Please check one: ................
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