This exciting week-long, co-ed summer camp is for swimmers entering grades 7-12 who swim competitively. (Campers MUST be at least 12 years old by start of camp). Designed to enhance the technical aspects of stroke, training and the strategies needed for each camper to compete at the top level of competitive swimming.

Speech & Debate Camp will focus on taking competitors with at least 1 year of experience to the next level by focusing on specific genres and skills. This summer, speech sessions will focus on Public Address and Oral Interpretation events. Debate sessions will focus on case construction. Campers will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of sessions but are encouraged to specialize in one or two genres this week. An indication (not a commitment) of which genre you are most interested in will be requested upon registration.

With a focus on Drum Set and World Percussion, students will receive hands on instruction from world class performers and educators. Topics and styles covered include: Cuban, Brazilian, Rock, Pop, West African, Jazz, Musical Theater, Odd Meter, Gospel, Funk, Latin. Campus housing is an additional $150.

Join middle school and high school musicians for the annual Central Methodist University Summer Music Camp. Choir camp will be held June 9-11, and band camp will be held June 11-13. Students are welcome to apply to both for a full week of fun! Students will participate in choir, band, fun music activities, and sessions with experienced professional musicians. Clinicians will consist of university professors and outstanding high school and middle school band directors. Doing both camps costs $450.

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.

Ready to bring your stories to life? If you're 12 or 13 years old and love to write, the BYU Young Authors Academy Junior is the perfect place to ignite your creativity! Join us for an unforgettable week of hands-on writing workshops, fun creative games, and expert feedback from both peers and BYU faculty. You'll connect with real authors, hear their inspiring stories, and even get your books signed! Stay in BYU’s campus housing, meet fellow young writers, and dive deep into your craft while making memories that will last a lifetime. Whether you're working on your first draft or fine-tuning your plot, this camp is all about helping you grow as a storyteller—and have a blast doing it. Don’t miss your chance to take your writing to the next level at BYU!

Join middle school and high school musicians for the annual Central Methodist University Summer Music Camp. Choir camp will be held June 9-11, and band camp will be held June 11-13. Students are welcome to apply to both for a full week of fun! Students will participate in choir, band, fun music activities, and sessions with experienced professional musicians. Clinicians will consist of university professors and outstanding high school and middle school band directors. Doing both camps costs $450.

During this week-long camp, participants will enjoy daily technique/sight-reading classes, piano ensemble coachings, workshop sessions on a variety of topics, supervised practicing, and performance opportunities. Two piano lessons are included; additional lessons may be arranged at $60 per hour.

This program is a week-long summer institute for riders ages 12 to 16. Participants will have lots of fun, refine their skills and have plenty of time to get to know the horses and each other! Alfred University equestrian programs offer a wonderful opportunity for all levels of riders from beginners through advanced to define and achieve their personal riding goals during an exciting, fun-filled week. Participants can bring their own horses or use AU's great lesson horses. Participants will ride and care for the horse throughout the week as they refine their skills - with an emphasis on having fun and enjoying our beautiful natural surroundings while learning! Our Equestrian institutes are held at AU's Bromeley-Daggett Equestrian Center.

By Audition Only - auditions are due by Saturday, January 25, 2025. Participants will enrich their ballet training under the skillful eye of some of the finest artists in the profession. BYU’s Summer Ballet Workshop offers experience in artistic training, including ballet technique, pointe and variations, character, jazz, and modern dance. Activities and discussions in conditioning, nutrition, and injury prevention will complement the week of dance instruction. Each dancer will receive individual feedback and personal evaluations to improve artistic and technical development. One week of instruction and rehearsal culminate in a final performance that showcases each dancer’s talents and what has been learned.

The Youth Ballroom Dance Camp began in 1989 at Brigham Young University and offers an exciting four days of dancing, socializing, and performing. Come to make new friends and enjoy dancing with the US National Championship Ballroom Dance Company!

Aggie STEM Camps are one-week camps designed to encourage the exploration of STEM-focused project-based learning (PBL). Camps are geared towards students entering 6th through 12th grade in the Fall of 2025. Each summer has a new camp theme, with new PBL (project-based learning) STEM classes campers are sure to enjoy. Our camps are led by STEM professionals and A&M faculty. While Aggie STEM camp has a heavy focus on promoting STEM learning, it’s still a summer camp with plenty of fun activities to create lasting memories and connections.

At Summer Scholars, students will engage in hands-on, immersive courses in their field of choice taught by Clemson instructors during the day. Afternoons include free time which can be spent exploring campus, attending a campus tour, or meeting a representative from Admissions or Clemson University Honors College. Evenings feature many of the recreational activities Clemson students enjoy and may include a show at the planetarium, counselor-led activities, and and end-of-camp celebration!

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

For more than 60 years, Illinois Summer Youth Music (ISYM) has helped young musicians improve their artistry, strengthen their self-confidence, and embark on professional careers. Junior and senior high school students perform with large band, orchestra, chorus, and jazz ensembles or attend intensive, specialized instrumental programs. Students return home with newly developed skills, a lifelong sense of discipline, and in-depth training. Designed for senior high vocalists, the primary focus of this program is developing an exceptional choral experience and individual artistry.