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Jenny Ritchotte and Dr. Amy Graefe in Amy Graefe took over as the director in Stuart Omdal was involved in different roles at SEP for 23 years and recently retired as the director of the Summer Enrichment Program.

George Betts was directly involved in SEP during its first year in and was named Director of the program in For over three decades, he helped fulfill SEP's mission of providing a unique learning experience that addresses both the cognitive and affective needs of gifted learners.

Amy Graefe. Four programs are offered each summer under the umbrella of Summer Enrichment Program. All four programs nurture the whole gifted child. The Center for Gifted and Talented Education at the University of Northern Colorado offers additional summer programs for children and youth. More about SEP online. Participants engage in hands-on, brains-on classes during the day. Each afternoon after morning classes are finished, participants choose a variety of "options" varying from active sports and recreation to craft activities and time to visit with new and old friends.

Students come to SEP from approximately 25 states, provinces and foreign countries. Dorm counselors who are college age and older supervise students during all hours that the students are not in class.

The Young Child Program serves children ages 4 and 5 and those entering grades Parents select high-interest courses that meet during four minute periods each day. The specialists in gifted and talented education who teach the courses plan them to help develop and focus the natural curiosity and creativity of these students.

The focus is on understanding one's personal, unique gifts and talents, learning about leadership styles and developing traits and characteristics of leadership.