not out of the box. you need to subclass the validationsummary. Add a public member to add error messages to the summary. google custom validation summary for more details on how to do this.
If you want to add an actual error message, then you have to do what Jason suggested. There is a HeaderText property of the control if you want to display a header type of message.
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