| The following camp directory lists some of the summer camps for K-12 students in engineering throughout the United States and Canada that are and were previously offered. The directory lists camps that have been hosted by Universities and research centers in the past. Please note that all camps may not be offered every year and that new camps and programs are currently being added. Old or unsuccessful programs are always being eliminated or modified. A substantial number of programs specifically target minorities, women, and other groups traditionally underrepresented in the sciences. The programs offered change frequently, and this database is not comprehensive. This is only meant to be a guide to aid your search for engineering education preparation tools. Many of the programs offer scholarships and may have application deadlines as early as January. If you are interested in a program, please email, call or write the organization listed for an application and the most current information available.
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Colorado School of Mines
Engineering Design Camp for High School Students
Explore the world of engineering as you experience a fun and creative teamwork challenge by participating in a week-long, hands-on authentic engineering design practice. This summer design curriculum is based on CSM's unique college-level EPICS Program, which integrates technical, team, and communication skills to solve an open-ended problem. For students who have completed their Freshman year of high school.
Contact: K-12 Programs, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO 80401 (303-273-3995)
Email: te@mines.edu
Web site: http://students.csmspace.com/
University of Denver
The Making of an Engineer - Engineering of Extreme Sports
Two-week resident program on the beautiful campus of the University of Denver with 24-hour supervision, hands on learning, opportunity to attend exciting field trips, and exploring the development of future technologies. Gain insight about fundamentals of Computer, Electrical,and Mechanical Engineering through design and building of Extreme Sports.
Contact: Office of Outreach Programs, College of Engineering and Computer Science, University of Denver, Denver, CO 80208
(303-871-3787)
Web site: http://www.du.edu/secs/moe
The University of Colorado, College of Engineering and Applied Science Boulder, Colorado
High School Honors Institute (HSHI)
The High School Honors Institute is an intensive four-day campus residential program that introduces engineering to students with strong academic records who are interested in math and science. High school juniors and seniors have an opportunity to experience college life as an engineering student by attending classes of two engineering majors, participating in curricular and extra-curricular activities, and exploring career opportunities. The $350.00 fee, due after acceptance, includes all expenses for the Institute except transportation to and from Boulder.
Contact: High School Honors Institute, Colorado, Gretchen Lee, College of Engineering and Applied Science, 422 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309-0422.
Phone: (303) 735-2440
Email: hshi@colorado.edu
Web site:http://www.colorado.edu/engineering/hshi/
The University of Colorado, College of Engineering and Applied Science Boulder, Colorado
Success Institute
Starting in the summer after 8th grade, success-oriented students with backgrounds under-represented in engineering colleges and the profession (specifically female students, students of color, and first-generation college bound students) attend multi-day workshops which provide students with an introduction to engineering. Workshops for students entering 9th and 10th grade are held in various location in the Denver-metro area. The combined 11th and 12th grade weeklong, residential workshop is held at the ITL Laboratory on the CU-Boulder campus.
Contact: Anthea Johnson-Rooen, MEP/Success Institute, 422 UCB, University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO 80309-0422
Phone: (303) 492-6606
Email: anthea.johnson@colorado.edu
http://itll.colorado.edu/SuccessInstitute/
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