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2009 Engineering Summer Camps

Robotics Camps
Session I: July 5-10
Session II: July 12-17

Robotics Camp is for young men entering grades 8-12 with an interest in robotics and/or engineering. In many sessions and activities, participants will be split into groups according to age and talents.

2009 Robotics Camp Brochure
2009 Robotics Camp Application
2009 Scholarship Application Form

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Women in Technology Camp

June 21-26

The Women in Technology sessions are geared for young women entering grades 8-12 with an interest in computers and engineering. In many sessions and activities, participants will be split into groups according to age and talents.

2009 Women in Technology Brochure
2009 Women in Technology Application
2009 Scholarship Application Form

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Advanced Technology Academy Robotics Camp
for ATA Charter Students
July 19-24

Robotics camp for young men and women from the Advanced Technology Charter School entering 9th-12th grades.

2009 ATA Robotics Camp Brochure
2009 ATA Robotics Camp Application

General Camp Information

• Camper's profile
  Our summer robotics camps are ideal for the college-bound student. Prior knowledge of robotics or other engineering technology topics is not required. Participants work in a team setting and will be supervised by LSSU engineering faculty. Students should possess fine motor skills to be able to work with lab/test equipment. Campers arrive on a Sunday afternoon and depart the following Friday afternoon.
  
  
• Counseling & 24-hour Supervision
  A counselor, approved by the University, will be on duty following the day sessions. The counselor will live, work and participate in recreation along with the students. The University promotes an atmosphere of fun during the week, but will not accept poor discipline or conduct.
  
  
• Accommodations 
  Housing will be provided at the University's housing complex with two students per room. Meals will be provided at the spacious Quarterdeck dining facility. Students are encouraged to live-in and benefit from the away-from-home, college-life experience.
  
  
• What to Bring
  Shorts, tennis shoes, toiletries, swim suit, light jacket, rain jacket, sleeping bag or sheets, blankets & pillow. Students may want to bring money for incidental expenses.
  

• Recreation
  Participants will have full access to the James Norris Athletic Center and the Student Activities Center. Included in the complex are a weight training facility, multi-purpose gym, swimming pool, raquetball, basketball, volleyball and tennis courts.
  
  
• Shirts & Certificates
  Each student will receive a camp t-shirt and Lake Superior State Camp Certificate of Acheivement.
  
  
• For more information: Contact the Summer Engineering Camps office.