University of New Hampshire SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAMS 2018 Camps and programs for students ages 5-18: Over 50 programs in a wide variety of subjects/ activities Benefits of University affiliation: - state of the art facilities & equipment - experienced & top-notch staff, including University faculty, industry professionals and college students Supportive, safe, inclusive learning culture Held in beautiful locations throughout the State www.unh.edu/youthprograms Our programs include: Academic Enrichment 2018 Registration Open Dates: The Arts Athletics Recreational/Water Activities STEM December 15, 2017 January 15, 2018 February 15, 2018 March 15, 2018 Visit website for full list of open dates Dates subject to change Academic 4-H Teen Conference: June 24-27 (Gr 9-12) days of activities and workshops for teens from throughout the State Barry Conservation 4-H Camps: June 24Aug (Ages 8-17) Held in the White Mountains for kids who love the outdoors and enjoy hands-on learning IT SUPPORT SOLUTIONS Hospitality Management Summer Program: July 15-21 (Gr 12) An introduction to the hospitality industry through presentations, hands-on experience, guest speakers, computer simulations and on-site visits Upward Bound: June 17-July 27 (Gr 9-12) A 6-week program that gives students the skills to succeed in HS & College Free to eligible students Writers Academy: June 25-29, July 9-13 & 16-20 (Gr 5-12) 9, July 9-13 & 16-20 (Grades 5-12) Young writers exchange literacy experiences, meet local authors, work in small groups, and learn what it means to be a writer authors, work in small UNH Extension sponsors numerous programs throughout the State to engage youth in hands-on learning activities: https://extension.unh.edu/Youth-Family The Arts Art Camps: July 23-27, July 30-Aug (Gr 2-12) The UNH Museum of Art offers half-day camps in subjects such as: drawing, painting, photography, ceramics, and more Theatre & Dance STARS: July 9-13, 16-27 (Gr 1-12) Drama, musical theatre, aerial arts, dance, and advanced theatre academy that include a final production SYMS (Summer Youth Music School): July 15-20 (Gr 6- 8), 21-29 (Gr 9-12) Students concentrate on an instrument or voice along with electives to broaden their experience with an outstanding professional staff www.unh.edu/youthprograms CUSTOM SOLUTIONS Athletics UNH Athletics offers camps in a fun and encouraging, yet competitive environment: Boys & Girls Basketball, Field Hockey, Football, Gymnastics, Boys & Girls Ice Hockey, Girls Lacrosse, Distance Running, Track & Field, Boys & Girls Soccer, Strength & Conditioning, & Girls Volleyball STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) EPIC – Elementary Program Introducing Computing: June 25-29, July 2-6 (Gr 4-7) Exposes students to computational thinking by working logically and solving problems creatively Students program robots to tackle mini real-world challenges UNH IOL (Interoperability Lab) Summer Internship: July 9-Aug (Gr 12) The UNH IOL hosts ambitious high school seniors for a paid internship Interns gain valuable experience working with global networking companies through hands-on, problem-solving work and site visits KEEPERS: July 9-13, 16-20 & 23-27 (Gr 2-5) (Kids Eager for Engineering Program with Elementary Research-based Science): a hands-on camp that introduces the engineering fields Students develop inquiry and design skills as they explore real science concepts Marine Environmental Science: July 2-16, 16-30 & Aug 13-20 (Gr 10-12) At Shoals Marine Lab on Appledore Island Students learn through lab exercises, field work, explorations, and excursions to neighboring islands Can earn college credit Plant Camp! July 9-13 (Gr 3-6) Students explore plants, their use and their role in our world by learning a plant based skill in the garden, greenhouse or lab www.unh.edu/youthprograms STEM Project SMART: July 1-27 (Gr 11&12) A summer institute using research and projects in one of three study areas: bio- and nanotechnology, space science, or environmental science Students can earn college credits Tech Camps: July 9-13, 16-20 & 23-27 (Gr 6-12) Tech Camps increase STEM literacy through student engagement in interactive, hands-on, problem solving activities designed to immerse them in the worlds of STEM HIGHLIGHTS: Overnight and Day programs 7000+ student participants in 2017 Some programs use UNH Residence Halls and eat meals in a popular and award-winning din- Recreational Day Camp & Water Activities Aquatics – (Learn to Swim): June 12-Aug 10 Group and private swimming lessons Sailing and Kayaking: June 25-August 10 (Ages 5-Adult) The UNH Community Sailing Centre offers classes at all skill levels The primary aim is to encourage fun on the water and build self-confidence Camp Wildcat/Teen Travel: June 25-August 17 (Gr 1-7; Teen Travel Weeks Gr 8-9) Camp Wildcat is a traditional, recreational day camp that offers sessions of fun and learning Campers explore nature, play sports, learn new skills and crafts, and have fun while being active New in 2018 - Teen Travel Weeks! ing hall Various locations– UNH Durham & Manchester campuses, Mendums Pond, the White Mountains, Appledore Island, A welcoming, collaborative, and respectful foundation Updated 1/12/18 www.unh.edu/youthprograms