Come explore the diverse and fascinating world of fungi with us. We will explore the ways that humans have interacted with fungi throughout history including their impacts as pathogens, food and medicine.

This course teaches you much more than the “do’s” and “do nots” of surviving a horror movie. Using a combination of films, literature, and discussion, you will study the horror genre, using monsters as a metaphor to explain the nuances of different cultures and societies. You will explore many STEM fields along with the humanities, learning practical skills of disaster preparedness alongside critical-thinking skills in the classroom.

The Duke Pre-College Program provides advanced academic opportunities and an introduction to the college experience to students currently in grades 6-11. Our courses are created to give students access to cutting-edge curriculum and technology beyond the average classroom while connecting them with transcendent peers from around the world and influential professionals in their future field. In addition to accessing university facilities and labs, our students interact and learn from renowned faculty and researchers. Participants gain valuable experiences that prepare them not only for their college curriculum and careers to follow, but also their futures as empowered, influential leaders.

Each day, students will engage in a variety of fun and inclusive exercises and lessons that will help them develop foundational skills to become collaborative musical theater performers.

Join us July 14-20, 2024, on the campus of Eastern Illinois University for the 75th anniversary of Eastern Music Camp! Founded in 1947 by then Music Department Chair Leo J. Dvorak, we're proud of our long tradition of supporting young musician's educational experiences.

We are delighted to invite you as a new or returning student in the 2024 UMSL Keyboard Camp. All activities will be in person and held on UMSL's campus (UMSL Music Building, Touhill Performing Arts Center).

This course surveys the human body’s immune, integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, endocrine, cardiovascular, lymphatic, respiratory, digestive, excretory, and reproductive systems—paying special attention to cells and tissues.

This course investigates chemistry as a means to solving real-world problems.

You and your classmates will apply core research methodologies to models, principles, and discoveries within the discipline, and investigate the fundamental neurological structures associated with cognitive processes.

You and your classmates will apply core research methodologies to models, principles, and discoveries within the discipline, and investigate the fundamental neurological structures associated with cognitive processes.

This immersive and collaborative course will introduce you to great essayists including Annie Dillard, Charles Simic, and Richard Rodriguez, and help you find your own distinctive narrative voice.

We know that computers are great problem solvers, but there is human work that must be done before computers can work their magic: first, it is necessary to formalize the problem within a mathematical model, find an algorithm to solve the problem in that model, and implement the algorithm in a particular programming language.

This course explores foundational concepts, starting with electromagnetism. You’ll map the electric field lines generated by an electric charge and investigate current, voltage, resistance, energy, and magnetism.

As a class, we’ll learn to read like writers by examining a range of content, styles, structures, and techniques.

Welcome to Camp Claw 2024! We are so excited to offer 3rd annual camp to campers ages 6-12 years.