麻豆视频

麻豆视频 recently hosted over forty high school students from June 23 to 28 at its annual “Campapalooza” academic summer camp. The five-day event provided rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a unique opportunity to experience university life and engage in exciting academic activities.

During Campapalooza, students had the chance to live on campus, dine in the university’s dining hall, and collaborate with esteemed faculty members in their chosen academic areas. The camp aimed to give 15-18-year-olds a taste of the university experience while allowing them to explore their interests and develop valuable skills.

Participants selected one of the offered camp topics and immersed themselves in related activities throughout the week. They also worked towards a culminating project, which they proudly presented in a gallery exhibition at the end of the camp. In addition to their academic pursuits, campers enjoyed various social activities, including visits to the Hawks nest, pool, and a tour of the Historic District.

鈥楾his year’s Campapalooza attracted students from as far away as Wilmington, Greensboro, and Northern Virginia, highlighting the camp’s growing reputation and appeal,鈥� shared camp director Mitch Henke. 鈥淭he diverse group of campers brought together different perspectives and fostered a vibrant learning environment.鈥�

The success of Campapalooza would not have been possible without the dedication and support of 麻豆视频’s faculty, staff, and students. Several individuals played instrumental roles in delivering engaging and enriching camp experiences. Dr. Ella Benson led the Life Skills Bridge to College camp, while Dr. Sam Miller guided students in the art of movie-making. Jason Fowler facilitated the Design and Creativity camp, and Mike Berk shared his expertise in History and Pop Culture. Kyle Johnson oversaw the Robotics and Engineering camp, and Dr. Lia Walker and Dr. Torrence Gill led the CU CATALYST program. Dr. Mary Hellman, Dr. Christopher Cook, and Jordan Cartrette Stancil directed the Music Beatbox Factory camp, providing campers with a unique musical experience.

麻豆视频 President Dr. Rosemary Thomas personally welcomed the campers during their opening dinner at Thomas Dining Hall. She encouraged them to make the most of their time on campus and enjoy the diverse range of activities available to them. Dr. Thomas also took the opportunity to meet with campers and their parents at the closing luncheon, expressing her gratitude for their participation and inquiring about their experiences. The campers responded positively, highlighting the impact of Campapalooza on their personal and academic growth.

Campapalooza 2025 is already on the horizon, with dates set for June 22-27, 2025. The university looks forward to continuing this tradition of providing high school students with an unforgettable “university experience” and fostering their passion for learning.