Join St. Joe teacher John Gundy and members of JoeBotics (the first all-girls school robotics team in the state of Missouri) for a week of all things STEM! Campers will form engineering teams and, under the guidance of a Joebotics roboteer, build and program robots. Using Mindstorm Robot Inventor kits, teams will engage in friendly competitions to run mazes and move objects around in a special robot arena. We may even play robot soccer or basketball.

Students who will be in grades 5-9 in the fall of 2023 are invited to this scientific exploration camp! This fun-filled week will focus on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math activities, labs and engagement. Each day of the week we will focus on a different Science subject (Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Forensics and Environmental Science). Come experience what being a future Angel scientist is all about!

Register now to be a part of Molecular Biology Camp at Cedarville University! Molecular biology, the study of the proteins and nucleic acids essential for life, is a growing field with applications to medicine, pharmaceuticals, genetics, and biotechnology.

The Teacher Camp provides fundamental concepts of 3D printing that teachers can incorporate into their classrooms. At the end of camp, teachers have their own functioning 3D printers to take back to their classrooms.

The School of Science and Engineering STEM Immersion Camp is designed to provide underrepresented students an understanding of STEM fields and education opportunities, practical college readiness information (including application and financial aid information), and opportunities to engage with industry leaders and role models to learn about various STEM career paths. The camp is designed specifically for students seeking to learn more about opportunities in STEM and college readiness. This is a six-day, five-night residential camp for students in the St. Louis area.

Explore the world of forensic science, geology, mechanics, weather, and special effects!

An introduction to careers in aviation.

Join us at the 2023 Souther Illinois University Summer Camps.

At Wentworth Institute of Technology, we have developed a pre-college experience called ImpactLab. It's a two-week residential summer experience for rising juniors and seniors in high school, that lets you try college on for size. But not just college. At ImpactLab, you can try a profession on for size. Do you want to help the world with engineering solutions? Design solutions? Scientific solutions?

This camp is for anyone who is interested in aviation. Explore the intriguing aspects of aviation from how an aircraft is built to the aerodynamic aspects of what makes planes fly and how weather affects flight. This camp is also an opportunity to discover careers in aviation and show possible routes to get there.

3D printing changed the way inventors take their ideas from thought to reality. In this camp, you will build and tune your very own 3D printer that is capable of printing plastic parts. You will take your 3D printer home to enjoy making products at home. No experience required.

Hands on robot construction and programming DC motors and an ultrasonic sensor, to attempt two challenges designed to get campers to practice what they have just learned. Campers are encouraged to put their knowledge to the test by re-engineering and reprogramming their robot to meet the criteria and constraints of the challenges.

Jingle bells, jingle bells-oh wait it’s July! That doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy some Christmas favorites! This week we will be delving into some treats we usually only have once a year. Come bake some sugar cookies decorated with royal icing and a marshmallow to look like a melted snowman. How about some gingerbread houses decorated with royal icing and a variety of candies? We will also make a classic chocolate yule log decorated with chocolate buttercream. Finally, something savory a cheese stuffed bread wreath topped with rosemary sprigs and roasted cherry tomatoes to look like holly.

Students in grades 5-9 in the fall of 2023 are invited to this one-of-a-kind coding camp! Students should bring a picture of themselves (a picture on a phone would work). Then, we will work through basic coding using JavaScript. Over the week, they will learn how to code shapes, colors, and lines to create a portrait of themselves. 

Join St. Joe teacher John Gundy for a week of all things STEM! Student will get the opportunity to work with different 3D printing devices and techniques. Campers will learn TinkerCAD and design items ranging from useful to whimsical. The designs will be brought to life on a variety of 3D printers. From name tags to doll house furniture to little action figures, campers will only be limited by their imagination.