Stemcoding Summer Camp

If you have an interest in science, physics, math, engineering, technology, and learning to code, then take a look at the four-day-long STEMCoding Summer Camp at the University of Mount Union. Students will have the opportunity to learn from and work with the Mount Union faculty and students. Through a mix of computer programming and hands-on science and engineering challenges and activities, middle school and high school students will gain valuable skills and technical experience, learn about majoring in STEM fields in college, get information about high-demand career paths in STEM fields, gain confidence, and make friends! See an example of what our 2019 Summer Camp students learned.

For questions about the summer camp, please email the camp director and assistant professor of physics and astronomy, Dr. Julie Butler, or Christine Morales, assistant professor of chemistry.