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It's time to enroll in summer camp!
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| | High School Aerospace Engineering Summer Camp 2014 |
In response to demand, we have significantly increased our engineering summer camp offerings this year --particularly for older students.
June 8-11, High School Aerospace Engineering Camp. $350.
Experience what it means to be an aerospace engineer at WSU by designing and flying your own aircraft, experience the nationally ranked research facilities at WSU, and come to understand how aerospace has impacted our society and how you can dramatically impact our future. We look forward to giving you hands on experience of building your own model plane and making it fly while learning the basics of what it takes to be an aircraft engineer, all the while having a great time on Wichita State's campus. Lunches included.
June 22-25, Advanced Robotics Camp, $350 plus $25 equipment fee
Join the WSU mechatronics faculty and industry experts to learn the basics of robotics design. The first day will be spent learning how to use the provided robotics equipment. The remainder of the week, small teams will work with faculty and industry mentors preparing for a design competition. Camp will be held at NCAT (National Center for Aviation Training) where students will get to interact with large-scale robots as well as design their own small-scale prototype to take home. Lunches included.
June 28-July 2 Biomedical Engineering Camp (Overnight) $500.
Learn about applying engineering tools and concepts to the human body to maximize this great machine's capability and improve peoples' lives. Students will get to work in WSU's bioengineering labs and discover how to apply engineering concepts to solving medical problems and improving human lives. This is an overnight camp based on the WSU campus with students staying in WSU's new Shocker Hall residence hall. All meals included and evenings will feature fun social activities.
July 6-9, Music and Technology, $350.
Join us as we build and perform with our own audio and video electronic instruments, using computers, webcams and electronics. Led by John Harrison, concertmaster of the Wichita Symphony Orchestra, graduate of MIT's Media Lab, and a founder of MakeICT makerspace community. Camp will culminate with a public exhibition. Lunches included.
Don't wait! Camps fill quickly. Our popular LEGO Robotics and Raspberry Pi camps are already full. (Sorry!) Additional camps are also available for younger students. Register online and learn more at www.wichita.edu/engineeringcamps2015
For questions about registration, call 316- 978-3731.
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