The Penn State Film Camp will provide high school students the chance to gain hands-on experience in film and video production when it welcomes campers to the University Park campus July 9-14.
Penn State Hazleton’s Continuing Education Office will host summer youth camps for students entering first through 12th grade in fall 2017.
President Eric J. Barron’s monthly show, “Digger Deeper,” will air at 11:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. on May 21 on WPSU-TV. This month’s show will focus on the impact a Penn State summer camp can have on middle school students’ attitudes toward science.
Penn State Lehigh Valley has announced its lineup of one-week, half-day youth camps to run from July 10-14. Camp offerings include writing, visual arts, LEGO engineering, math, biology, computer programming, video production and swimming camps. The popular Musikfest Video camp is back for its third year, along with new Teen Summer Pathway Programs.
The Penn State Summer Art Camp will be held from June 19-24 for students entering grades nine to 12 and recently graduated seniors. The art camp is one of several summer opportunities available through Penn State Outreach youth programs.
For the past 14 years, Penn State’s weather camps have welcomed students who were looking for a hands-on experience in weather forecasting. Now entering the 15th year, the Penn State Weather Camp and Advanced Weather Camp will be held in June.
Parents and prospective campers are invited to enjoy a scoop of Berkey Creamery ice cream while learning about the 15 writing and STEM-related summer camps from camp instructors.
Penn State Lehigh Valley has announced its lineup of one-week, half-day youth camps to run from July 13-17. Offerings include writing, visual arts, engineering, math, computer programming, video and swimming camps. These offerings are geared toward students entering Grades 1-12.
Penn State Lehigh Valley is offering two-week, half-day youth camps from July 14-25. Camps are available in writing, visual arts, engineering, math and swimming and are geared toward students entering grades one through 12.
New this year, the School of Visual Arts Summer Art Camp (July 7 to 12) will teach high school students who are interested in the visual arts how to create a portfolio of their work. The camp’s theme, “Portfolio Processes,” underscores the goals of the program – to show campers how to create exciting artworks in different media and to develop a digital portfolio. The camp coincides with the 2013 Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts.
Penn State Lehigh Valley is offering two-week, half-day youth camps from July 8-19. Camps are available in writing, visual arts, math and engineering and are geared toward students entering grades one through twelve. Camps are offered in the morning (9 a.m.-noon) or the afternoon (1-4 p.m.).
