Summer Camps (Superior Edventures)
High School Camps
Robotics & Engineering
Camp 1 July 12 – 17, 2020
Camp 2 July 26- 31, 2020
Entering Grades 9-12
You will actively participate with industrial robots, computer programming/animation, mobile robots, automation, GPS, electronics, and web page development. With each session, the potentials of these areas are discussed along with their current applications. With extensive labs and limited camp enrollment of 16, each participant will have plenty of experiences with state-of-the-heart equipment. Our hands-on approach along with lectures and demonstrations is ideal for college-bound students.
Lake Superior State University engineering faculty and staff members directly teach all classroom and laboratory experiences.
Lake Superior State University houses one of the most modern technological educational facilities and one of the best multi-million dollar robotics labs in the USA. This facility was recognized by the Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET as one of the most complete and advanced facilities of its kind in the nation.
Aquatic Ecology and Fisheries Science
July 19 – 24, 2020
Entering Grades 9-12
Develop skills in capturing, identifying, and comparing aquatic animal communities in our lakes and rivers. You will gain experience using basic aquatic ecology and fisheries research sampling techniques and equipment, including fyke nets, seines, D- nets, and water quality meters. Learn the basics of aquatic science with fish and aquatic invertebrate identification and lab experiments. Come join LSSU’s Center for Freshwater Research and Education team for a fun and educational experience.
$850 to live on campus; $450 commute to campus
2019 Aquatic Ecology and Fisheries Science Itinerary
Learning on site on Lake Superior
Criminal Justice, Homeland Security, and Fire Science
July 26 – 31, 2020
Entering Grades 9-12
Learn about forensic photography with identification, collection of
evidence, finger printing and other evidence processing. Explore the ballistics and firearms used in law enforcement, experience real-life scenario weapon simulators, participate in accident investigation and reconstruction, homeland security field trips, and self-defense for law enforcement officers. Fire science instruction will include basic hands-on training in search and rescue, water evolutions, rapid intervention team training, ventilation, and forcible entry.
$850 to live on campus; $450 commute to campus
2019 Criminal Justice, Homeland Security, and Fire Science Itinerary
Professionals teach campers at the LSSU firearms range
Biomedical Science and Nursing
July 12 – 17, 2020
Entering Grades 9-12
Learn and experiment in the state of the art science labs at LSSU. Labs will include dissections in the anatomy lab, experiments in the physiology lab, and DNA extraction in the genetics lab. This is an excellent camp for all who are interested in science, medicine, and health.
$850 to live on campus; $450 commute to campus
2019 Biomedical and Nursing Itinerary
Experimenting in the labs on LSSU campus
Drone Camp
July 26 – 31, 2020
Entering Grades 11 – 12
Join Drone Camp this summer at Lake Superior State University to learn about unmanned aerial systems (UAS) – Learn about drone technology and how to fly safely and legally, including test preparation for your FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate. Get hands-on practice in mission planning and flight operations.
$850 to live on campus; $450 commute to campus
Creative Writing Camp
July 12 – 17, 2020
Entering Grades 9-12
Learn how to tell a story in various genres. Experience the history and beauty of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula while experimenting with multiple ways to get your stories on the page. Edit a literary magazine that will be produced with a creative reading at the end of the week.
$850 to live on campus; $450 commute to campus
2019 Creative Writing Camp Itinerary
Young author honing her writing skills
Code of Conduct / Cancellation Policy
Lake Superior State University and Superior EDventures Summer Camps reserves the right to terminate the stay of any student, without refund, when it is deemed to be in the best interest of either the student or the program.
Full refunds will be issued for any camp cancelled by LSSU because of low enrollment. Refunds will be issued minus the $150 non-refundable deposit for any camp cancelled by a participant two weeks prior to the camp start date the participant is enrolled in.
