In Field Geology Utah, students will spend two immersive weeks exploring several million years of volcanic activity across Utah’s incredible geologic landscape. Guided by instructor Caroline Rogers, participants will investigate cooled lava flows, lava tubes, cinder cones, and other striking volcanic features. Caroline's master’s research at the University of Missouri focuses on volcanic complexes in the Black Rock Desert and southern Utah. Along the way, students will hone their skills in geologic mapping, rock and mineral identification, and interpreting volcanic deposits to understand how diverse geologic processes shaped the region. The experience also includes guest presentations from regional professionals, opportunities for rock hounding, and visits to iconic natural areas such as Zion National Park, Dixie National Forest, and nearby state parks. As they explore, students will encounter glimpses of human history preserved in Indigenous petroglyphs carved into both volcanic and sedimentary rock formations.

This camp is being offered in colaboration with the paleontologists at the Gray Fossil Site, run by Eastern Tennessee State University. Students will experience a blend of fossil excavation work with Gray Fossil Site workers and classroom/lab activities to process their finds for incorporation into the museum collections.

Research Academy North Dakota is a program for returning high school campers ready to immerse themselves in the paleontology and geology of incredible soft-tissue fossilization taphonomy. This program is run in partnership with the North Dakota Geological Survey and NDGS paleontologist Dr. Clint Boyd, who have been pioneering techniques to work on such specimens including "Dakota", a fossil mummy Edmontosaurus. Working at established field localities, participants will investigate the extraordinary conditions that allow soft tissues and their microscopic and chemical traces to persist over tens of millions of years. Students will prospect, excavate, and document fossils using the same field strategies employed by professional paleontologists. Additional excursions to regional sites will highlight how shifting geological and paleoenvironmental settings influenced fossil preservation potential in the region during the late Mesozoic.

Students will be introduced to a wide variety of professional tools and methods used to clean and stabilize fossils in the Sternberg Museum’s fossil prep lab facility. Emphasis is placed on practicing the cleaning, reassembly, and protection techniques for fossil material. Removing the rock surrounding fossil material, using combinations of small dental tools, airscribes, and pin tools is just the start. Preparators must also be experts with various glues and adhesives for reconstructing and reinforcing the fossils. All the work done in the fossil prep lab is extremely important to the science and work done on any collected fossil specimen. In week one students will focus on essentials of tools, techniques, and lab safety policies as they begin work on their first fossil preparation projects. In week two the students will move to larger fossil specimen projects to apply their new skills upon. In past years students have worked on large jacketed fossils such as mosasaurs, large fish, and mammal material of varying sizes.

The Pre-Business Program (PBP) is a two-week residential summer experience at Howard University’s School of Business for motivated high school students interested in pursuing a business degree. Sessions run July 18 to 24, 2026, and July 25 to 31, 2026. Students may only participate in one week of programming.

Join us for another great summer at the Nike Baseball Camp at Arsenal BG Ballpark in Sauget, IL … Home of the minor league Gateway Grizzlies of the Frontier League! Camp will be directed by manager, Steve Brook. This is a fun, intensive summer camp where campers take their baseball game to the next level.

The WashU Summer Junior Tennis Camp is back in 2026! The campers will experience first-rate instruction in a fun and competitive environment. The camp is directed by Head WashU Men's Tennis Coach, Roger Follmer. The camp will also feature 3-time Missouri State High School State Champion Coach, Chris Salaveria (Clayton HS) and is designed for boys and girls ages 8-18 of all skill levels.

Experience a week of high-level volleyball training in the summer of 2026 at Webster University in Missouri! Open to girls ages 12–18, this camp gives athletes the chance to learn from Head Coach Merry Graf and her accomplished coaching staff. With overnight and day camp options, players can choose the program that fits their needs. All-skills, elite, and position-focused sessions allow athletes to develop at their own pace while improving technique, game knowledge, and confidence. It’s the perfect setting to grow your skills, meet new teammates, and enjoy a memorable volleyball experience.

Nike Football Skills Camp had an incredible summer in 2025 at De Smet Jesuit High School, and we’re thrilled to build on that momentum with an even stronger camp experience in 2026! After a successful year of growth and standout athlete development, Camp Director Nick Johnson invites young players—beginners to advanced—to elevate their game and leave camp better than ever.

Get better this summer at the Nike Soccer Camp at Maryville University. This camp is open to players of all abilities and offers them the opportunity to train with the Men's soccer coaching staff and players. Head Coach Adam Hall is excited to a week of camp on the beautiful Maryville University campus this summer. This youth soccer camp provides the perfect blend of instruction and fun! Make friends and create memories with our team that will last a lifetime!

Spend a week at Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex where lacrosse and summer fun come together—then head home each afternoon energized and motivated. Our day camp gives players the opportunity to sharpen their skills, build confidence, and enjoy the game they love in a supportive, high-energy environment. Our staff of experienced coaches and college players lead dynamic drills, small-sided games, and team challenges focused on skill development, game strategy, and creative play. Each day is built around quality instruction, repetitions, and competitive play that help campers improve quickly. Campers break midday to refuel with lunch, then return to the field ready to compete and learn more. Every minute on campus is centered on lacrosse and player development.

Secret Agent Academy is an exciting, mystery-filled program designed for elementary-aged campers who love puzzles, challenges, and imaginative play. Throughout the week, campers train to become “secret agents” by completing missions that build teamwork, problem-solving skills, and creativity.

Give your child the chance to explore the globe—no passport required! Around the World Week offers a fun, engaging, and educational week designed especially for age-leveled adventurers. Each day, campers “visit” a new country and discover the world through hands-on activities, themed crafts, storytelling, music, and games.

Join us for an exciting week of chess where players of all levels can explore, learn, and grow their skills! This fun and educational camp is perfect for newcomers looking to master the basics and for more advanced players eager to sharpen their strategies. We will culminate this week in a friendly in-class tournament where players can showcase their progress.

Ready to unleash your creativity in the extraordinary world of Minecraft? Join our captivating Minecrafter’s Guild and embark on an unforgettable adventure! Dive into a realm of limitless possibilities as you learn the ropes, build awe-inspiring structures, and conquer thrilling challenges. With a vibrant community of fellow builders, unleash your imagination, forge lasting friendships, and elevate your Minecraft skills to new heights. Join us today and let your blocky dreams come to life!