Tech Camp 2012

From ‘Engineeristas’ to post-doctoral associates

      A career in science can start with a scholarship to Tech Camp’s new “Engineeristas” week-long program for middle-school girls. The University of New Hampshire hosts a number of summer camps for middle and high school students interested in exploring the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).  NH EPSCoR provides scholarships to UNH Tech Camp.  Click here for more information.

For scholarship inquiries, contact Michele Munson at michelemun@comcast.net.

Kids on Campus

     Keene State College offers Kids on Campus, a program for kids entering first through eighth grade.  Classes provided are a half day, with groupings (1^st & 2^nd grades, 3^rd – 5^th grades, & 6^th – 8^th grades) based on the students’ interest and the level of the course’s content. There are 10-16 different classes for each group, from “Incredible Insects” to “GPS, Geocaching, and Google Maps.”  NH EPSCoR provides scholarships.  Click here for more information.

For scholarship inquiries contact Heather Jasmin at hjasmin@keene.edu

STEM-Health Camp

     White Mountains Community College’s STEM-Health (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Health Careers) Camp provides opportunities for students to explore the world around them and study how things work.  Students entering grades 6 through 8 engage in scientific inquiry, problem-solving, and hands-on activities.  NH EPSCoR provides scholarships. 
For more information contact:

Ms. Jody Camille, Director
WMCC STEM-Health Camp
2020 Riverside Drive
Berlin, NH 03570
(800) 445-4525
(603) 752-1113 ext. 3019

Or

Tamara Allen
taallen@ccsnh.edu

Project SMART

     Project SMART is a summer camp hosted by the University of New Hampshire for talented high school students currently enrolled in the 10^th or 11^th grade.  The 4-weeklong camp teaches advanced topics in the science, mathematics and computer fields while providing opportunities for students to learn about the interdisciplinary nature of research and to do basic research of their own.  Click here for more information.