Wake Forest Summer Immersion: Engineering Institute

United States, Winston-Salem

Overview

The Wake Forest Summer Immersion Program's Engineering Institute offers high school students a unique opportunity to dive into the world of engineering. This hands-on program is designed for those who are curious about how things work and eager to find sustainable solutions to real-world problems. Held on the beautiful campus of Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, this immersive experience runs from July 6-11 or July 20-25, 2025. Explore Engineering Fundamentals Participants will be introduced to the fundamental principles of engineering, including human-centered design, technical sketching, and introductory statistics. The program also covers specialized topics such as biomedical models using EKG Arduino modules, mechanics, and electronics. These foundational skills provide a comprehensive overview of the diverse career pathways available in engineering. Hands-On Learning Experiences The Engineering Institute emphasizes practical learning through a variety of interactive activities: Chair Design Challenge: Engage in a creative design project that tests your problem-solving skills. Engineering Innovation Lab Tour: Explore cutting-edge facilities and learn about the latest technological advancements. 3D Printing and Robotics: Gain hands-on experience with modern engineering tools and techniques. Field Trips: Visit local engineering sites to see professionals in action and understand real-world applications. A Day in the Life Students will experience a structured yet dynamic schedule that includes: Morning meetings and breakfast Interactive workshops and design challenges Lunch breaks followed by afternoon build sessions Evening activities for relaxation and socializing Program Details Eligibility: Open to current high school students in grades 9-12. Tuition: $3,400, covering all materials and activities. Accommodation: Students reside on campus, providing a taste of college life. Certificate: Upon completion, participants receive an official Wake Forest University Certificate of Completion. The Wake Forest Summer Immersion: Engineering Institute is perfect for aspiring engineers who want to develop essential skills while exploring innovative solutions. With guidance from experienced faculty like Dr. Melissa Kenny and Dr. William Crowe, students will leave equipped with knowledge and inspiration to pursue their future careers in engineering. Whether you're interested in robotics, mechanics, or electronics, this program offers an unforgettable experience that blends learning with adventure.

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Departure from:	United States
Age:	15–18
Type:	Overnight
Technology:	STEM, Robotics, Engineering

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Country:	United States
Regions:	Winston-Salem

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