During this exciting 2-week program, students will explore career and educational opportunities in the plant and animal science fields, with presentations by USDA and the University of Hawaii and visits to local agribusinesses. Students will participate in a wide range of hands-on activities, such as pest identification, chocolate tasting, DNA barcoding, and plant inspections.

Camp No Limits - Idaho takes place on Coeur d’Alene lake and is a gorgeous setting for our most rustic camp. The lake is the center of our adventure activities with time for swimming and kayaking. The Camp Cross staff helps to entertain us with activities such as live action Clue and canoe tug-o-war! Join in for sessions including energizers, OT/PT/Sibling Club life skills sessions, biking clinic, running clinic, peer support groups, dance, talent show, treasure hunt themed group activity, and more!

The PEAK summer programs introduce high school juniors and seniors to a community of learners and explorers. Students will spend some hours each day studying the Great Books, some hours in outdoor recreation unique to our college, and some time resting in prayer and the sacraments. Outdoor activities include horseback riding, rock-climbing, rappelling, and a 4-day backpacking trip. All ability levels are welcome!

Taught by professors and scientists from Texas A&M University’s Institute for Quantum Science & Engineering, the camp will delve into selected principles of quantum science in the first week and in applications of quantum science in the second week. Science and the scientific method of investigation will underscore the process used by students to give scientific validity to their work in the classroom, laboratory, and group settings. Special guest lecturers include members from the National Academy of Sciences and other world-renowned scientific organizations.

Knowledge Enrichment for Youth (KEY) is a one-week summer residential program for young people who are intellectually curious and excited to learn.

Knowledge Enrichment for Youth (KEY) is a one-week summer residential program for young people who are intellectually curious and excited to learn.

The PEAK summer programs introduce high school juniors and seniors to a community of learners and explorers. Students will spend some hours each day studying the Great Books, some hours in outdoor recreation unique to our college, and some time resting in prayer and the sacraments. Outdoor activities include horseback riding, rock-climbing, rappelling, and a 4-day backpacking trip. All ability levels are welcome!

You will learn about career opportunities in animal and plant health, including agricultural sciences, soil science and conservation, crop management, natural resources, veterinary sciences, animal care, animal and plant disease eradication, plant pathology, botany, entomology, microbiology, food safety, and emerging technologies in agriculture, including the use of drones.

For students 12.5 through 15 years old with a strong interest in science, astronomy, & engineering.

Our residential engineering camp offers an immersive, hands-on experience where young minds dive deep into the diverse world of engineering. Over the course of the camp, participants will explore a wide range of engineering disciplines—such as civil, optical, systems and industrial, mining, and chemical engineering (just to name a few)—through exciting projects, collaborative challenges, and real-world applications. Living on campus, campers will experience life on a college campus, building friendships and developing leadership skills while engaging in problem-solving and innovation. With access to experienced mentors and state-of-the-art facilities, campers will gain a deeper understanding of how engineering shapes our world and be inspired to pursue future careers in STEM fields. This camp provides a unique opportunity to experience the multidisciplinary nature of engineering, while igniting passion for creativity, critical thinking, and teamwork.

For students 14-19 years old who have completed either Algebra II or Geometry.

Summer Scrubs is a health career exploration program that helps high school students prepare for their future in the health professions. With this program, students will get the opportunity to participate in professional lectures, health-related field trips and hands-on lab experiences. "Scrub in" this summer at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix! The Explore Medicine Program sessions are for current 11th grade students who are interested in becoming a physician. Participants will explore several physician specialties by learning from various medical doctors.

Camp No Limits - Arizona is our day program model. Camp No Limits programming will take place during the day at Ability360. Enjoy the beautiful facilities and top notch instruction provided by Ability360 staff for wheelchair basketball, pickleball, rock climbing and more. Highlights of the camp include a dance on the rooftop and a fully accessible facility. Additional activities including fun group recreation activities, and a beautiful outdoor pool! Join in for sessions including energizers, OT/PT/Sibling Club life skills sessions, biking clinic, running clinic, peer support groups, dance, talent show, treasure hunt themed group activity, and more!

EY has teamed with the University of Arizona's Eller College of Management Dhaliwal-Reidy School of Accountancy to provide students who are underrepresented in undergraduate accounting and business classes with an opportunity to explore business careers, learn about UA, and become involved in the Eller community. BCAP participants will be ready to launch into college with confidence and connections.

Using Dr. Shawn Secatero’s “American Indian Well-Being Model in Higher Education,” NASEP provides activities aimed at holistically developing students. Program highlights have included an excursion to Biosphere II, networking with indigenous professionals from IBM and Raytheon, and building a computer “from scratch.”