High school students can sign up for the weeklong Ralph Bunche Summer Institute at Wayne State University in Detroit. Bunche, a native Detroiter, was the first African American to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, in 1950. The institute, scheduled June 20-24, focuses on topics such as conflict resolution, diversity, negotiation, international affairs and fostering peace. Its goal is to teach students about the life of Bunche, who was a diplomat and peace negotiator. The week includes a stay in a WSU residence hall.