The Idaho National Laboratory is hosting three summer camp programs this summer, STEM Scholars, CyberCore and STEM Leaders in Training. These programs are free and learning materials are provided.
Registration for the STEM Scholars and CyberCore summer camps opens Tuesday, April 1, at 9 a.m. and will remain open for 48 hours. In a change from previous years, registration will be based on a lottery system rather than on a first-come, first-served basis. Click here to register.
For additional camp details, including dates and times for each age group, click here.
The first summer camp is STEM Scholars, which includes four-day sessions during June and July for students entering grades one through 12. Using a place-based learning approach, students focus on age-appropriate scientific research questions and real-world problem solving. This year’s theme is engineering.
The second camp is CyberCore, which includes five-day sessions during June for students entering grades six through 12. Using a hands-on approach, students interested in computer programming, networking and cybersecurity gain access to industry mentors through demonstrations and lectures, and experience real-world exposure through facilities tours.
New this year is the STEM Leaders in Training summer camp program, a leadership skills development program for middle school students who have previously participated in a STEM Scholars summer camp. Applications for the program are merit-based and include submitting a short essay. The application period for this program will open Tuesday, April 1, at 9 a.m. and remain open until Friday, April 4, at 5 p.m. For complete details and the link to apply, click here.
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