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Program:
Camp Pacific: Southern
California
Description:
Located on an oceanfront private school campus in Southern California, Camp
Pacific offers one-week Surf Camps and a three-week Recreational Camp.
Participants: Ages 8-16.
Program website and Phone Number: www.abts.com
(760-434-7564)
Program: Cybercamps Academy: Various locations
Description:
The nation’s largest summer
technology program for kids ages 10-17, Cybercamps Academy utilizes
research-proven methodology and curriculum to teach game design, computer
programming, Web design, robotics, video editing and much more. We integrate
21st century skill training into a team-building, problem-solving learning
environment that incorporates fun, physical activities.
Participants: Ages 10 - 17
Program website:
www.cybercamps.com
Program: Cub Creek Science
Camp: Rolla, Missouri
Description: Cub Creek Science Camp provides unique
opportunities for students to learn about and gain experience working with
animals. The program has a science camp, a zoo camp, an animal camp,
and a Jr. Vet program for students. Students can choose from many
different activities available within this program.
Participants: Ages 7-17
Program website:
www.bearriverranch.com/index.html
Program: Camp Muskoka:
Bracebridge, Ontario
Description: This summer camp is designed to enable
students to enjoy the environment while building self esteem and leadership
skills.
Participants: Students ages 6-16
Program website:
www.campmuskoka.com/index.htm Program: Academic Camps
at Gettysburg College: Gettysburg College: Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania.
Description: The academic camps at Gettysburg College provides
students with unique opportunities to learn both inside and outside of the
classroom. The programs emphasizes an active, constructive, and
supportive environment for learning. Students can focus on areas
including: creative writing, Spanish, performing arts, college prep,
psychology, astronomy, service and leadership, and United States Civil War.
Participants: Students in grades 9-12
Program website:
www.gettysburg.edu/academiccamps/index.html
Program: National Computer Camps: The camps are
held at Fairfield University, Atlanta Christian College, Notre Dame College,
and Manhattan College.
Description: This programs provides students with excellent
opportunities to learn about various areas in the field of computer
technology. Courses are available in video game design, digital video
production, webpage design, computer languages, software applications,
preparation for the network + certification exam, and preparation for the A+
certification exam.
Participants: Students ages 8-18.
Program website:
www.nccamp.com/index.html Program:
Cybercamps: Locations in many states
Description: Cybercamps provides students with an opportunity to gain
excellent experiences with technology. Students spend time on
individual projects and taking courses in subjects such as game design,
flash animation, video production, robotics, web design, and 3D modeling..
Students also have the opportunity to spend time on outdoor activities,
meeting in special interest groups, and playing games.
Participants: Students ages 7-18
Program website:
http://cybercamps.com/index.aspx Program: Spotlight
Series: Locations in many states
Description: This program is a part of cybercamps, but includes
a specialized curriculum that provides students with unique course
experiences in areas including: 3D modeling for Games, Remix It, and
Video and Special FX. These courses are live workshops taught by
experts in the field. This program also has a multi-week track that
enables students to blend the spotlight series courses with other courses.
This provides students with the opportunity to learn a wide variety of
computer skills while also focusing on a particular area of interest.
Participants: 3D Modeling for Games: Ages 12 and older, Remix It:
Ages 10 and older, and Video and Special FX: Ages 10 and older
Program website:
http://cybercamps.com/spotlight-series.aspx
Program: Livewire: Walt Disney Resort in Florida
Description: This program enables students to customize
their own experiences while learning about the behind the scenes aspects of
Disney World and Epcot. Students have access to lab space in Epcott
and have the opportunity to work on a website, build a video, mash favorite
music, or hang out at Disney World. Participating students have
an all access pass to the Disney Theme Park.
Participants: Ages 14-18
Program website:
http://livewiresummer.com/index.aspx
Program: Digital
Media Academy: Locations include: Stanford University, University
of Texas, UC San Diego, Hartsville South Carolina, South Burlington Vermont,
and Hayward California.
Description: The Digital Media Academy has a large variety of
courses related to video technology. Samples courses include:
extreme sports video production, documentary film making, final cut pro
advanced editing techniques, 3D game creation, and digital photography.
Participants: Kids camps: ages 9-13, Teen camps: ages 13-18.
Program website:
www.digitalmediaacademy.org/index.html?dtype=pl&dsrc=mysc&daud=teen
Program:
iD Tech Camps: Various
universities
Description: These programs provide students with the
opportunity to learn about and gain hands-on experience in areas such as
computer programming, video game design, and digital video production.
Students have the opportunity to explore computer related career fields of
interest.
Participants: Ages 7-17.
Program website:
www.internaldrive.com/ |