Summer Camps

Dates: Camp 1: June 17th-20th | Camp 2: July 8th-11th

Time: 9am – 3pm
Audience: 9th-12th grade (Ages 15-18)
Limit: 30
Fees: $120 ($30/day) includes camp T-Shirt and lunch everyday

Registration is now open!

Hi-Gear is designed to expose students to a variety of engineering and computer science careers with hands-on experiential learning and collaborative team projects.

Campers get to experience hands-on learning, guest speakers, and tours of lab spaces. Come explore engineering with activities that encourage the use of problem-solving skills. The camp will introduce you to engineering disciplines such as biomedical, chemical, civil, computer, electrical, entertainment arts, materials science, mechanical, and computer science.

PLEASE NOTE: Activities in this camp will be exactly the same from Camp 1 to Camp 2. We strongly suggest only enrolling your student in only one camp, rather than both.

For more information contact Ben Harpster

Dates: June 12th | July 22nd 

Time: 10am – 1pm
Audience: Rising 7th & 8th grade students (Ages 12-14)
Limit: 20 Campers
Fees: $30 includes camp t-shirt and lunch

PLEASE NOTE: Activities in this camp will be exactly the same from Camp 1 to Camp 2. We strongly suggest only enrolling your student in only one camp, rather than both.

Registration is now open!

7th and 8th Grade Camps is for students entering 7^th or 8^th Grade next school year, who are interested in learning more about engineering in this short, half-day summer camp.

Campers get to experience hands-on learning through engineering activities that encourage the use of problem-solving skills. Campers will learn from college students who study a wide range of subjects. Along with activities, campers will receive a lunch and a t-shirt included in the camp fee.

For more information contact Ben Harpster

Dates: June 9th – August 1st

Audience: High schoolers who will graduate in 2026 and 2027
Fees: none

Registration is now open!

Participants will work in a lab alongside research faculty learning how to conduct academic research, discover different types of engineering, and work on assigned projects. Interns will also get to visit a variety of unique engineering related spaces on campus.

The program will not provide housing for participants.

Required Application Documents:

1. Copy of unofficial transcript
2. Letters of recommendation from a Science Technology Engineering or Math teacher

For more information contact Ben Harpster or visit High School Summer Research Internship