NC Center for Engineering Technologies: Innovation Camps

United States, Hickory

Overview

The NC Center for Engineering Technologies: Innovation Camps offers an exciting lineup of week-long summer programs designed to introduce students to STEM through hands-on, interactive activities. These camps, held in partnership with Appalachian State University and North Carolina State University, are perfect for students from rising 1st to 10th grade who are eager to explore robotics, engineering, coding, and more. Program Options Engineering Pioneers (Rising 1st–3rd Graders). Tailored for younger children, this camp introduces foundational STEM concepts through fun and engaging activities. It’s a perfect way to spark early interest in science and engineering. Future Engineers (Rising 4th–6th Graders). Campers collaborate on creative projects that teach STEM skills applicable in school and beyond. Activities encourage imagination and teamwork. Robotics Camp (Rising 4th–6th Graders). Students learn to build and program LEGO® EV3 robots using award-winning software. This camp emphasizes creativity and problem-solving. Coding Camp (Rising 6th–9th Graders) Students dive into the basics of coding, creating webpages, games, and solving real-world challenges through programming. Builders Boot Camp (Rising 7th–10th Graders) Students explore construction sciences by working on individual and team projects while learning tool usage and safety. Camp Features Led by experienced K-12 teachers and engineering faculty from Appalachian State University and NC State University. Hands-on projects designed to inspire creativity and critical thinking. Activities tailored to each age group, ensuring an engaging experience for all participants. Why Attend? These camps provide a unique opportunity for students to explore STEM disciplines in a supportive and fun environment. From programming robots to designing engineering solutions, participants gain valuable skills that foster curiosity and prepare them for future academic pursuits. For families looking to ignite their child’s passion for STEM this summer, the NC Center for Engineering Technologies Innovation Camps deliver an unforgettable experience filled with learning, collaboration, and discovery.

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Departure from:	United States
Gender:	Co-Ed
Type:	Day
Technology:	Engineering, Robotics
Performing Arts:	Music, Theater

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Country:	United States
Regions:	Hickory

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