Please extend these guests a warm Willamette welcome!
For more information about the conference, camp or event, please email us at summer-conf@willamette.edu or call 503-370-6162.
June 19-July 19: YMA's (Young Musicians & Artists) mission is to provide young people with a unique personal experience in the visual and performing arts, where they share creative interests in a positive environment that builds confidence, enhances self-esteem and reinforces a sense of community. YMA’s pledge states, “We are committed to creating a safe, supportive environment for all members of our community, regardless of gender, orientation, race, color, religion, national origin, immigration status, or disability. All are welcome, and all are loved.”
June 30-Aug 2: The Oregon Commission for the Blind is a state agency that provides services to Oregon’s citizens who experience vision loss and need specialized training and support to live full and productive lives.
July 1-Aug 3: Nitartha Institute is a unique program combining study and meditation based on a genuine and authentic lineage. All students receive Mahamudra meditation instruction and a significant portion of each day will be devoted to practice. Participants will mainly be at Kaneko Commons.
July 14-22: Willamette Academy’s summer program allows students to experience campus life and academic preparation for college.
July 21-31: Tokyo Jogakkan (TJK) Girls’ High School was founded in 1888 and sends a group of students to TIUA for a two-and-a-half week visit each summer. During their time, they attend classes, take educational field trips, experience a one-night homestay and tour the highlights of Oregon.
July 23-Aug 7: Students from Fujimi High School will be visiting and participating in an ESL and homestay program through Cultural Gateways Inc. The program aims to promote international understanding and friendship.