Click to see our promotional brochure! Now accepting Applications for the Cal Pre-Engineering Academy - Summer 2008 for both students and prospective teachers. Click for Summer Student Information and Applications. Click for Summer Teacher Information and Applications. Now accepting applications from 6th to 11th  grade students for PEP Saturday Academy – Spring 2008 Click for  Spring Student Information and Application Applications accepted until February 11, 2008 Math and Engineering Classes held from Nine to Noon for Eight Weeks from Febrtuary 16 to April 5, 2008 Mandatory Family Orientation  and Math Diagnostic Test on Saturday, February 16, 2008 at Sibley Auditorium, Bechtel Hall from 10:00 AM - Noon Download Campus Map Cal Tutors & Math Teachers Interested in working for the fall? Please send an email to PEP or Download Tutor Application Download Teacher Application

Cal PEP runs a portfolio of academic enrichment activities, including a PEP Summer Academy on campus for six weeks from June to August for rising 6th through 11th graders, PEP Saturday Academies during the school year for eight weeks each semester for 6th through 11th graders, a tentative engineering faculty seminar series on campus for high school science teachers and students they invite, ADEPT Graduate Engineering Fellows in area Middle and High School classrooms developing Pre-Engineering Curriculum Modules, a proposed Summer Pre-Engineering Camp (SPEC) for rising 11th graders from California high schools, parent programs, teacher professional development sessions, and student visits to UC Berkeley.

Cal PEP targets its activities at students with educational and economic limitations and schools with low eligibility rates for higher education. Cal PEP has direct programs with schools in Berkeley, Emeryville, and Oakland Unified School Districts. Cal PEP is funded by the College of Engineering, the UC Berkeley campus, and generous corporate and foundation donors including the Bechtel Foundation and the Emery Ed Fund.

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