Camps are available for:
For admitted/incoming freshmen students:
ABC
ABC (Academic Boot Camp) is designed for incoming multicultural first-year students. Graduate students teach freshman level courses, everyday, for five weeks.
In collaboration with the colleges of Engineering and Science, ABC is a five-week summer bridge program. It introduces students to college-level work and provides the academic tools to succeed in the College of Technology. The students receive a jump start in mathematics, writing, time management, and departmental courses.
For high school students:
CGT
CGT (Computer Graphics Technology) is a five-day residential program with hands-on instruction in several areas of computer graphics technology.
DACC
DACC (Discovering Automation and Computer Controls workshop) is a one-day immersion in four hands-on laboratory sessions.
DOiT
DOiT (Discovering Opportunities in Technology) is a three-day recruiting program designed for 11th graders. The guests will learn about opportunities in Technology for women and have hands-on activities from the eight College of Technology departments, a luncheon, a tour of the campus, and experiences of campus life with the Women In Technology (WIT) student organization.
SPIRIT
SPIRIT (Suprising Possibilities Imagined and Realized through Information Technology) is a five-day summer camp that celebrates the immense impact that information technology has on our world and seeks to rekindle enthusiasm for the field as a career choice among high school students, especially young women.
STEPS
STEPS (Science, Technology & Engineering Preview) is a four-day workshop where you will make your own thin-body acoustic electric guitar. You will learn how guitars are designed and made and use advanced manufacturing equipment to add unique details to your own instrument. STEPS is a non-residential event sponsored by the Society for Manufacturing Engineers.
TEAM
TEAM (Technology Expanding All Minds) is a five-day summer camp designed for 8th-10th graders. Professors and graduate students will introduce activities that are of interest to young women.
TECh
Technology Experiences Cheerleading (formerly known as Cheering in the Classroom) is a five-day residential summer camp introducing participants to technology concepts while using a cheerleading/dance platform. TECh is open to middle school and high school students.
VISION
Vision is designed for 11th grade students. Guests come to campus for three days to experience the College of Technology. It is co-sponsored by Minority Technology Association (MTA). The guests will go to departmental hands-on sessions and some classes with MTA students.
WIRED
WIRED (Workforce Innovations in Regional Economic Development) is a four-day workshop where you will make your own thin-body acoustic electric guitar. You will learn how guitars are designed and made and use advanced manufacturing equipment to add unique details to your own instrument. WIRED is a residential event sponsored by the WIRED program for Indiana workforce development.
WOWiT
WOWiT (Windows of Opportunity for Women in Technology) targets high school students who are part of PLTW classrooms. It is a one-day program designed to introduce the engineering principles and the College of Technology.
For middle school students:
TAGS I
TAGS I (Technology Advances Girl Scouts) Summer Camp is for 5th, 6th and 7th graders. This is a weeklong camp in collaboration with the Girl Scouts of America. Faculty and graduate students from each Technology department create activities that are of interest to young women.
TECh
Technology Experiences Cheerleading(formerly known as Cheering in the Classroom) is a five-day residential summer camp introducing participants to technology concepts while using a cheerleading/dance platform. TECh is open to middle school and high school students.
TOTAL
TOTAL (Turned On to Technology And Leadership) Summer Camp is designed for 7th and 8th grade students. We introduce students to the eight departments in the College of Technology through hands-on activities.
