| Summer Art Workshop |
June 8-13 |
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(day and residential camp) Age: For those entering 10th grade
through just completing 12th grade
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This year’s workshop will focus on
drawing and printmaking. In the drawing portion of the workshop,
students will explore both wet and dry media. Emphasis will be
given to the process of drawing and will focus on line, value,
texture and composition. Studies will be based on still life and
landscape. The printmaking portion of the
workshop will introduce both monoprinting and monotyping, using both
traditional and experimental approaches. Prints will be based on
drawings that focus on line, value, color, texture, and composition. |
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| Young Authors |
June 16-20 |
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(day camp) Age: 8-12 years
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The goal of this week's camp is for participants to
learn to enjoy writing. Young authors will practice a variety of
styles (poetry, fictional stories, true stories, essays, skits, etc.)
under the direction of a combination of local teachers, visiting
writers, and college English majors, who will serve more as writing
coaches or consultants than as traditional classroom instructors. |
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| Purcell Tennis
Camp |
June 15-21 |
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Age: 10-18 years
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This camp will
provide tennis instruction that will improve the participants'
physical fitness and self-confidence. |
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| Summer Challenge |
Week 1: June 23 - 27 |
Age: For gifted and talented youth in rising 6th - rising 9th grades
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Week 2: June 30 - July 4
Summer
Challenge camps provide gifted children opportunities to learn and
express their talents through a variety of different areas. A
residential camp option gives students a unique experience to not only
live on a college campus during the session, but to spend time with
other talented children from across the region. A commuter camp is
also available for those who do not wish to take advantage of the
residential option. |
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| Summer Program
in Spain |
July 5-19 |
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Age: For gifted and talented youth in rising 9th - 11th grades
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Summer Challenge camps provide gifted children
opportunities to learn and express their talents through a variety of
different areas. A residential camp option gives students a unique
experience to not only live on a college campus during the session,
but to spend time with other talented children from across the
region. A commuter camp is also available for those who do not wish to
take advantage of the residential option. |
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Trumpet Workshop |
June 18-20 |
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Age: For serious trumpet students in middle or high school
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An
intensive 3-day workshop for serious trumpet students in middle or
high school, the MSU Trumpet Workshop is in its 15th year.
Participants will benefit from the expertise of Eric Swisher, a
nationally recognized, professionally active trumpet artist. Workshop
activities will include master classes, lecture demonstrations,
individual coaching, warm-up sessions, group lessons, listening and
question/answer sessions, as well as group discussions and other
activities. |
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Robotics Camps |
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(day camp) |
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Grades 4-6 |
June 16-20, July 7-11, July 14-18 |
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Grades 6-8 |
June 16-20, July 7-11, July 14-18 |
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Design and build
motorized models with LEGO elements and the Mindstorms programmable
unit. Make a weird vehicle, design a robot arm, build a crazy
creature- use your imagination! Touch sensors and light sensors add
to the fun! Download programs from a computer to control everything! |
