Dive into the world of cinema and explore how different colors and hues in costumes can shape characters, set moods and make heroes and villains unforgettable. Through hands-on activities, you’ll discover how costume design is more than just fashion—it’s an important part of storytelling!

This camp is a three-day, overnight experience for players of all levels, boys ages 13-18. Designed for athletes with the ambition to play at the collegiate level, technical and tactical field sessions are taught in a competitive 11v11 format. Also included are classroom lectures on mental toughness, the life of a collegiate athlete, and how to navigate the recruiting process. Campers are coached by staff from SIUE, as well as a select group of NCAA Div. I, II, III, and NAIA coaches from across the country. Goalkeepers will experience daily technical training from the SIUE goalkeeper coach.

Connect with fellow singers who share your passion for music at CC Choir Fest. Whether you're a middle school student discovering your voice in our new CC Staged Voices program or diving deeper into musical excellence at our residential CC Choir Fest experience, you'll find expert instruction from Columbia College faculty and renowned guest artists in a supportive, inspiring environment. Both four-day programs culminate in showcase performances while offering unique opportunities to develop vocal skills, build confidence, form lasting friendships, and create unforgettable musical memories.

Challenge your technique. Expand your artistry. Experience life as a Butler Ballet student. The Butler University Ballet Summer Intensive (BBSI) brings together dedicated dancers from across the country for four weeks of rigorous training and artistic growth. Under the instruction of Butler’s renowned dance faculty and guest artists, students refine their craft through daily classes in ballet, pointe, variations, modern, and more—culminating in a final performance at the Schrott Center for the Arts. Both residential and commuter options are available.

Joseph Baldwin Academy, Jr. is a one-week-long day program filled with engaging academic opportunities for students from the northeast Missouri region. Students participate in a variety of academic opportunities led by Truman faculty and staff.

This program is open to students who have completed 4th, 5th, or 6th grade.

The NexGen Pharmacy Camp is a fun, handson experience for students interested in science and healthcare. Spend a week at SIUE exploring pharmacy through interactive labs, realworld activities, and opportunities to meet pharmacy professionals. Students will stay in SIUE residence halls for a true oncampus experience while discovering how a career in pharmacy can make a positive impact. The camp is FREE for all participants, but space is limited—apply early! Must be an Illinois student.

Dance Technique: learn how to perform a variety of cultural dance styles correctly Cultural Contexts: learn to describe dance practices of different cultures as it relates to their cultural or historical contexts Cultural Appreciation: learn to identify and appreciate cultural values that differ from your own Social Skills: learn to collaborate with others and build confidence Life at BYU: learn what BYU and its Dance Department, one of the largest academic dance programs in the nation, has to offer

Ready to hone your skill? Volleyball participants will focus on fine-tuning their serving, passing, setting, and attacking skills. Each player will be appropriately challenged and will receive instruction on defensive and offensive systems of play while learning strategy and tactics taught through competitive situations and scrimmages, and will be instructed by Saint Mary's coaching staff and student-athletes. Additionally, an overnight option allows participants to join in fun evening activities, meet new friends, and experience life on a college campus! On the last day of camp, parents/guardians are invited to watch the final camp tournaments and award ceremonies.

What makes a great sports team? A great business? A great leader? Hear from current and former successful leaders in the Mid-Missouri area about the challenges and victories they’ve faced. Each day, you’ll spend time with two leaders who will take you through their journey to where they are today and talk with you about how they set a vision, built relationships and culture, and made tough decisions. Each leader will also take you through a team-building session that they have done with their own teams. Residential option available.

This camp is a three-day, overnight experience for players of all levels, boys ages 13-18. Designed for athletes with the ambition to play at the collegiate level, technical and tactical field sessions are taught in a competitive 11v11 format. Also included are classroom lectures on mental toughness, the life of a collegiate athlete, and how to navigate the recruiting process. Campers are coached by staff from SIUE, as well as a select group of NCAA Div. I, II, III, and NAIA coaches from across the country. Goalkeepers will experience daily technical training from the SIUE goalkeeper coach.

String Crossings is Belmont University’s annual week-long summer camp where current high school string students learn and perform music from a diverse set of genres including classical, jazz, rock, celtic, swing, and bluegrass. Students have the opportunity to study with Belmont's world-renowned faculty, explore creative musicianship and technique in all styles, participate in interactive performances, and immerse themselves in an exciting week of making music with new friends!

Belmont University’s Summer Piano Invitational is a summer experience for pianists rising into 9th-12th grades. Participants may study classical or jazz piano in their private lesson with a member of Belmont's nationally-recognized piano faculty. There are also group sessions for participants that include sight-reading, ensemble playing, introduction to popular styles, and approaches to learning music.

We are delighted to invite you as a new or returning student in the 2025 UMSL Keyboard Camp. All activities will be in person and held on UMSL's campus (UMSL Music Building, Touhill Performing Arts Center). We have designed our camp for enthusiastic keyboard (piano, organ) students who want to find ways to make playing easier, to have more fun, and to take their playing to the next level of accomplishment. On campus dormitory accommodations are available for an extra cost.

Our Middle School Summer Challenge program is designed to expand students' critical thinking skills in an exciting and innovative environment.

Economics for Leaders is a selective residential summer program that teaches student leaders to integrate economics into decision-making.