Welcome to "Grossology," the ultimate course designed for curious minds who revel in the wonderfully wacky world of all things gross!

Calling all artists and programmers!

Discover the thrilling world of Super Smash Bros., where you can craft and mold your very own Nintendo character.

Students will participate in the following two activities. Lunch is included with the cost of registration along with exposure to Maryville's campus and college experiences.

In this intensive and hands-on program, you'll learn the art of transforming static illustrations into captivating graphic design and motion masterpieces through Adobe programs.

This Defense program is geared towards girls, ages 12-18, of all abilities.

Learn to design and develop video games using a variety of tools and software. All skill/experience levels welcome.

Study with daily private lessons, master classes, interactive sessions and faculty recitals.

Develop your compositions with St. Louis area composers and musicians.

Coed basketball camps for ages 6-14 at all ability levels.

Coed basketball camps for ages 6-14 at all ability levels.

Coed basketball camps for ages 6-14 at all ability levels.

The Michigan State University High School Honors Science/Engineering/Mathematics Program (HSHSP) is a seven-week, intensive summer research program designed for motivated students from across the United States who wish to gain more experience conducting research while living on the campus of a major research-intensive university.

With few writing programs that cater exclusively to students in high school, Smith’s Creative Writing Workshop allows you to explore your writing in a creative and supportive environment. This program will foster your love of writing in a variety of mediums. All of our classes apply the design model to writing: Rather than trying to craft perfect texts, we teach an open, multidraft process that embraces the unpredictable that occurs when we stop trying to control our writing. So while you will learn how to edit your own and others’ work, our primary goal is for you to learn a powerful, flexible approach that eliminates writer’s block and gives you access to your full creativity.

Join a diverse community of students and faculty committed to exploring how gender shapes our social and political lives. In the Women, Gender & Representation (WGR) program, students from across the country and world take transformative courses that tackle gender justice issues that matter to them! Courses include sexual health and rights, queer and trans lives, race and ethnic studies, gender in music and literature, gender minority histories, and practices of inclusive social change.