USF Biomedical Engineering Summer Camp (Grades 9-12)
A day camp at the University of South Florida's College of Engineering Design for X (DFX) Lab where students entering grades 9-12 learn foundational biomedical engineering principles, bioelectrical signal measurement, and instrumentation using 3D printers, CNC routers, and oscilloscopes.
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RPI Aerospace Engineering (Summer@Rensselaer)
1-week program studying aerodynamics, wind-tunnel experiments, building RC planes.
Sacramento State Summer Youth Academies: Business
A weeklong, noncredit business-track academy at Sacramento State's College of Continuing Education, open to students entering grades 7-12, offering hands-on real-world business projects and coaching from campus faculty, staff, alumni, and industry experts.
ARI Teen Immersion: Exploring History (Ages 13-18)
A four-day summer archaeology immersion camp for teens ages 13-18 at the Archaeological Research Institute's base camp, combining excavation at the Guard Archaeological Preserve with lab work, pottery-making, and lessons on ancient techniques integrating STEM and anthropology.
Camp Cronkite (ASU Summer Journalism Institute)
2-week media camp rotating through writing, interviewing, visual storytelling, and electives.
Colonial Williamsburg Public Archaeology Institute
A free, highly selective one-week summer program (two sessions, 10 students each) for students entering grades 9-12, working alongside Colonial Williamsburg archaeologists excavating Custis Square, learning artifact identification, site recording, and interpretation, and concluding with a guided public site tour.