The Schreyer Summer Seminars are a collection of intensive summer programs exploring vital moral questions in social, philosophical, legal, and political thought. These small seminars are led by some of the leading scholars of the United States and Great Britain, and they constitute the core of the Institute's effort to encourage and inform outstanding young men and women at the high school, undergraduate, graduate, and professional levels who aspire to academic careers and rigorous scholarship.

THE 2012 WILLIAM A. SCHREYER SUMMER SEMINARS
Moral Life and the Classical Tradition
June 24-30 | Rising High School Juniors and Seniors

First Principles: Natural Law in History
July 29-August 11 | Undergraduate and Graduate Students

Medical Ethics in the 21st Century
June 17-23 | MD and PhD Candidates in the Life Sciences

Marriage, the Family, and the Social Sciences
June 20-23 | PhD Candidates in the Social Sciences

The Quran in the Modern World
July 8-13 | Students and Professionals

Social Philosophy in the Thomistic and Analytic Traditions
August 5-11 | PhD Candidates in Philosophy

Moral Foundations of Law
August 5-11 | JD, JSD and LLM Candidates
Also under the auspices of the Simon Center on Religion and the Constitution