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!

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.

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!

The Truman State University Band Academy offers an immersive, one-week experience designed to help young musicians grow, perform, and connect—both on and off the stage. All of that while working with current Truman Music Department Faculty and Student mentors.

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.

Students get a jump start on college applications as they will work with Chaminade's College Counselors to complete the Common Application for College Admission, including getting a good start on the essay portion of the application.

Spend a half day developing your resume. We'll find the format, font and details that capture you best. Awards, leadership, clubs, sports, community service--it all counts! Having a resume will help prepare you for completing your college applications and maybe getting that next job!

Individual organ instruction/coaching (focused on literature, improvisation and hymnody). Classes on organ history, building styles, organ literature and sacred music. Guided practice sessions.

Step into a transformative three-week Summer Voice Intensive at UNCSA! With world-class faculty, alumni, and guest artists, you’ll explore how to sing healthily, confidently, and authentically. Through lessons, group classes, Alexander Technique, yoga, drama, and more, you’ll build the technical and artistic tools to take the next steps in your vocal journey. You’ll explore opportunities to fine tune your audition package, record a prescreen audition in UNCSA’s state-of-the art performance facilities, and engage in navigating the unique next steps in your individual artistic path. Whether you love opera, musical theater, folk, or any style in between, we’ll help you build solid technique and find the freedom to express your true voice. Your artistry, your sound, your story — it all starts here.

The Summer Piano Festival at Utah State University offers an exciting opportunity for students ages 14-18 to immerse themselves in a week of music and fun. Participants will participate in performances, private lessons, master classes, and workshops led by USU’s distinguished piano faculty. Each student will be assigned to a piano ensemble and provided repertoire in advance of the festival. Students will rehearse and receive coachings during the festival,hen will have the opportunity to perform their piece during the final student concert on Saturday, June 20. Students will also get to enjoy recreational activities such as kayaking at First Dam and an evening exploring downtown Logan.

Learn from faculty mentors who will help you develop as a musician through discovery, empowerment, and collaboration. Performance options include band, choir, orchestra, piano, organ, and more. All campers will be have the opportunity to attend and perform in recitals, work in chamber ensembles, perform solos and become collaborative musicians. All are welcome to a final concert on Friday, June 19 at 10:30 a.m. in Neumann Auditorium featuring our Meistersinger Music Campers!

Do you want to spend a fun week full of serious artmaking and learning how to better follow Jesus? Come, learn new art techniques, dabble in different mediums, explore compositional possibilities, and be challenged to use all this to greater effect. The Art camp exists for high school level artists who desire a joyous week of intense learning and input from IWU Art + Design faculty. Campers will create original work over the course of the week and display it during the closing gallery-reception.

The Indiana Wesleyan University School of Nursing is excited to present a summer nursing camp experience. Immerse yourself in the career of nursing with hands-on, interactive opportunities through skills development, simulations, CPR and first aid training. You will also hear from guest speakers who are leaders in the nursing field. As a high school student considering a career in nursing, you will be exposed to numerous areas: transcultural, geriatric, maternal/child, surgery and more. One unique component of this experience includes a guided cadaver lab tour, where students will view preserved human organs and, with additional permission, have the option to observe a full human donor body. This powerful educational opportunity enhances understanding of human anatomy, physiology, and the complexity of the body’s systems—providing a rare and respectful look into real-life nursing education. Come and explore, consider, pray and have a good time!

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.

At CSI: Columbia College, we hope to excite and educate 11th-12th graders for a future in a CSI-related field. Our camp will provide you with the skills and knowledge needed to pursue a career in forensics.