MURFREESBORO — As
evidenced by the elementary school youngsters having fun while learning on a
college campus, Camp STEM at MTSU is gathering steam.
Four weeks in June will find Murfreesboro City and Rutherford
County students on campus, where they will grow in science, technology,
engineering and math skills.
To view video from the camp, visit https://youtu.be/uHiZR0TaJPo.
Led by Director David Lockett, a fourth-grade teacher at
Homer Pittard Campus School, Camp STEM pushes children interested in the STEM
disciplines to increase their knowledge and have fun at the same time.
The camp is founded on the principle that students want
exciting, challenging and life-impacting STEM experiences. Its goal is to demonstrate
how STEM works in the real world by providing hands-on activities in STEM.
Camp STEM is a series of four one-week camps, focusing on
STEM areas. An average of 25 to 50 children attend each week.
“Each week, we focus on something different, whether it’s
robotics, recycling, art, earth science … something to pique students’
curiosity,” Lockett said.
The first and third weeks of the camp will focus on
robotics. June 8-12 will pick up steam as the arts are added to the STEM
elements. June 22-26, the final week, touches on earth and space science.
Science-driven Camp STEM also provides spring and fall break
options in addition to the June opportunity.
For more information, visit http://www.campstem.us/about-us/, email Lockett at David.Lockett@mtsu.edu or info@campSTEM.us or call 615-415-7963 or
615-569-5904.
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