ARCHBOLD, OHIO – Northwest State Community College will be hosting three weeks of STEM Camp for area middle school students in June and July.
Science, Engineering, Technology, Math and Manufacturing are the focus of a summer camp opportunity for area middle school students. NSCC faculty will provide a fun and interactive experience for students that have completed grades 5-8. The camps will be hands-on and touch on a variety of subjects include coding, holograms and magnets, building rockets, 3D printing, and experiment with welding and discovering robotics.
Session1, Maker-Facturing is for students in grades 6-8 and will be held June 26-29 with a focus on manufacturing skills. Session 2, Discovering STEM is for students in grades 5-6 and will be held July 17-20 with a focus on pre-engineering and Session 3, Exploring STEM is for students in grades 7-8 and will be held July 24-27 with a focus on engineering skills.
“This is a great opportunity for kids to get out of the house and away from their televisions and video games,” stated, Tori Wolf, camp coordinator. “Kids will have an opportunity to see how things work and will create things themselves utilizing the science and math behind each project.”
Summer STEM Camp for students in grades 5-8. The camps run from 9am-3pm each day. There are still seats available for interested students. For more information visit: www.northweststate.edu/2017-summer-stem-camp or email twolf@northweststate.edu.
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