Our 2024 STEAM Adventure Day Camp registration page is now open! Please complete an application here (or fill out the form at the bottom of this page).
Camp Schedule and Descriptions
Builders and Innovators (5th-8th grade)
June 9-13 in Kanawha County (Riverside Public Library)
June 16-20 in Tucker County
June 23-27 in Kanawha County (St. Albans)
Calling all aspiring engineers! Join us for an action-packed week at our engineering camp. Through hands-on projects and engaging workshops, you’ll discover the fundamental principles behind each discipline and gain valuable insights into real-world applications. Get ready to collaborate, problem-solve, and unleash your creativity in an environment where the possibilities are endless. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to explore the exciting realm of engineering. Taught by the wonderful David Cartwright, Assistant Professor at Marshall University.
All about Animals! (5th-8th grade)
July 7-11 in Kanawha County (Public Library Main Branch)
A fun and interactive camp dedicated to teaching students about the animals that inhabit our planet. This science-based camp will explore the characteristics of insects, amphibians, reptiles, mammals, and birds through experimentation, crafts, fun activities, and even live demonstrations. Students will come away from the camp with fun memories of our hands-on experiences, and having learned about the unique body plans, brain powers, and senses of the various animal kingdoms. This camp is an excellent introduction to everything animal for any future veterinarian, biologist, or any animal lover! Camp is led by Sara Slack, a Marshall graduate student.
The Microbiological Zoo: Bacteria In and Around Us (6-10th grade)
July 7-11 in Tucker County
Join us for an exciting journey into the microscopic world of bacteria at our week-long summer camp! Get ready to dive into the fascinating realm of tiny organisms that play huge roles in our lives. Through hands-on experiments and interactive activities, you’ll uncover the secrets of bacteria – from their diverse shapes and sizes to their incredible abilities. Explore how bacteria help us, harm us, and even make our favorite foods. From understanding antibiotic resistance to discovering the importance of good hygiene, this camp promises a week filled with discovery, fun, and maybe a few surprises! Lead instructor is Dr. Holly Cyphert Marshall faculty member and mom to two young, energetic boys.
Water Explorers (4-9th grade)
July 8-10 in Kanawha County (Located at the Kanawha State Forest Nature Center)
Do you find yourself being pulled to streams, rivers, and creeks? Then join us at the Water Explorers’ Camp this summer. Each day we will explore water and introduce you to all things fascinating about Earth’s most precious resource. From close-up looks at aquatic bugs and fish you may have never seen before, to how we keep our water clean for all life, this camp has it covered. We’ll introduce you to mysterious wetlands and the plants and creatures who live there and use our imaginations in hands-on activities and models. Lead educator will be WVDEP staff, including Tomi Bergstrom, WV Project WET Coordinator.
Cost
The STEAM Adventure programs are all full-day (9:00 AM – 4:00 PM) camps with snacks and lunch provided. There is no tuition. Please email us with any questions.
Registration
Click here to register or fill out the form below! Please reach out via email for any additional questions.
