TASS 2024 Program Dates: June 23-August 3
TADAS Scholarship Due Date: April 7, 2024
ABOUT TADAS
The TASS Alumni Development and Support (TADAS) Scholarship offers targeted support to alumni of our TASS program beyond high school and throughout their higher educational endeavors. The TADAS scholarship is part of our broader commitment to combating educational inequity, through providing resources otherwise inaccessible or unaffordable to some of our alumni. Applications are open until April 7, 2024. Applicants must be TASS alumni who meet the scholarship criteria.
ABOUT TASS
The Telluride Association Summer Seminars (TASS) are six-week educational experiences for high school sophomores and juniors. We offer two programs:
- TASS in Critical Black Studies
- TASS in Anti-Oppressive Studies
Students may only apply to one program per year. Both programs are open to both sophomores and juniors.
Participants in TASS will attend a college-level, discussion-based academic seminar, develop critical reading and writing skills, and explore the principles and practice of democratic community living. We cover all program costs for every student, including tuition, books, room and board, field trips, and facilities fees. Students may apply for additional financial aid for travel costs and to replace earnings from summer jobs.
TADAS Scholarship
Applications are closed.
The TASS Alumni Development and Support (TADAS) Scholarship offers targeted support to alumni of our TASS program beyond high school and throughout their higher educational endeavors. It is open to TASS alumni who meet the scholarship criteria.
TASS-CBS
Applications are closed.
TASS-CBS (Critical Black Studies) was one of the first summer programs in the country to offer seminars in Critical Black Studies to high school students. These college-level, discussion-based courses explore topics within history, politics, literature, art, and other intellectual and cultural contributions from people of African descent.
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TASS-AOS
Applications are closed.
TASS-AOS (Anti-Oppressive Studies) offers seminars in Humanities and Social Studies using anti-oppressive and anti-racist frameworks. These courses examine topics in literature, history, art, and other disciplines to investigate how white supremacy and other forms of power shape social structures.
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