Practically since human beings began writing, they have been writing in code and these ciphers have decided the fates of empires and nations throughout recorded history.

Drone racing has become one of the world’s fastest growing sports!

This multi-faceted camp addresses three areas of interest surrounding biosciences and engineering: current research, ethics and communication, and college and career paths.

Institutes are one week residential programs offered for students entering grades 10-12. Institutes are offered in: College Test Prep, Engineering, Food Science: STEM, Forensic Science, Law and Government, Performance Theatre, Psychology of Persuasion: Sell Yourself, Take Action: Leadership, and Writer's Palette. Deadline for applications is two (2) weeks prior to institute start date.

Learn to create video games, produce stop-motion animation movies, code computer programs, modify mods in Minecraft, conduct science experiements, and build/program LEGO robots in a week-long day camp at Albion College! Full and half day programs for ages 7-14 with a technology ratio of 1:1 student-to-computer. Register soon, class size is limited!

Students in this camp will learn Python from two key perspectives. First, we will use Python to explore foundational programming concepts such as structures (iteration, decisions) and structured program techniques versus object oriented programming (objects, classes, methods) variables, data types, memory management, error detection and debugging, and more. Secondly, we will use Python and its rich libraries of data analytics functionality to conduct basic data analyses, explore Python data visualization tools, discuss Big Data and Python’s ability to analyze Big Data.

Learn to create video games, produce stop-motion animation movies, code computer programs, modify mods in Minecraft, conduct science experiements, and build/program LEGO robots in a week-long day camp at Albion College! Full and half day programs for ages 7-14 with a technology ratio of 1:1 student-to-computer. Register soon, class size is limited!

Kids apply engineering principles by building animal-themed robots with Lego WeDo technology, code using basic visual programming, and gain an understanding of environmental science by bringing their LEGO animal creations to life. Kids construct and program LEGO robots to move with motors, react with sensors, and emit sounds. LEGO roots remain at camp; pictures of robots and LEGO creations are sent home after camp.

Kids are lead through the full process of creating a video game, including developing characters, rooms, adding backgrounds, music, sound effects, and other great techniques. Kids are provided access to a copy of the GameMaker software and a library of graphics and music files to continue to develop the video games they make in camp and create new ones. Video games produced in camp will be saved on a complimentary USB drive, to play with friends and family on Windows Computers.

Oregon Sea Grant camps give young people an opportunity to interact with researchers and learn about the marine environment through hands-on programs and field trips. Topics covered in each camp differ, but range from marine technology to marine mammals. These camps also provide an opportunity for youth to participate in activities outside the scope of normal school classes, touring research vessels, building their own Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), and tagging fish with researchers.

Welcome to Michigan Technological University's Summer Youth Programs. Each summer, we offer more than 50 camps/explorations that allow participants to discover and learn about various fields through hands-on laboratory, classroom, and field experiences.

Oregon Sea Grant camps give young people an opportunity to interact with researchers and learn about the marine environment through hands-on programs and field trips. Topics covered in each camp differ, but range from marine technology to marine mammals. These camps also provide an opportunity for youth to participate in activities outside the scope of normal school classes, touring research vessels, building their own Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), and tagging fish with researchers.

3D printing changed the way inventors take their ideas from thought to reality. In this camp, you will build and tune your very own 3D printer that is capable of printing plastic parts. You will take your 3D printer home to enjoy making products at home. No experience required. Registration deadline is July 1.

This class on Marine Biology and Oceanography is a hands-on course integrating biology, chemistry, physics and math to study the changing marine environment. The core of the program will take place on the shores of Long Island Sound, at UConn’s marine sciences department. Students will combine field work and laboratory analyses with the college classroom experience. Lectures will be interspersed to provide the necessary background knowledge.

Spend your summer exploring science and engineering! UNH Tech Camp is a set of summer programs for students entering grades 6-12 designed to increase STEM literacy. The programs immerse and engage young people in interactive, hands-on, problem solving activities in areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).