MURFREESBORO — So
you are considering a summer camp for your youngsters. There are endless
options.
MTSU offers dozens of choices — music, sports, journalism,
something of a scientific nature and more — but the university has made it
easier for anyone planning to attend a camp on campus.
The recently launched MTSU Summer Experiences website, http://mtsu.edu/camps/,
brings nearly 60 opportunities to the table.
With so many
camps throughout campus, MTSU officials felt a central location where people
can view all the options would be beneficial.
“We have launched a new site hoping to provide summer
activities to everyone from young children to adults,” said Andrew Oppmann,
vice president of marketing and communications at MTSU. “The Summer Experiences
site has a range of camps, seminars and other educational activities, including
learning a new language, aviation, a number of sports camps, storytelling and
the prestigious Governor’s School for the Arts.”
The list includes CUSTOMS, the university’s annual
orientation offering 10 two-day sessions for incoming freshmen and eight
one-day sessions transfer students throughout the spring and summer.
The Web list features the camp name and primary contact,
dates and deadlines, cost, a brief description and audience (age group the camp
targets).
Along with the annual MT Sampler Camp — giving invited high
school students an opportunity to discover all aspects of the 500-acre campus —
here’s a sampling of choices:
• The Wright Music Building houses both the Stamps Baxter School of Music July
12-25 for ages 8 and over and Southern
Girls Rock & Roll Camp July 25-30 for high school girls.
• Got crime scene investigation in your genes? The CSI:MTSU 2016 will be held June
21-24.
• MTSU athletics offers baseball
(ages 6-12), boys’ and girls’ basketball,
soccer and volleyball camps for various ages.
• Yoga, high
school cheerleader, languages (French, Chinese, Spanish), guitar and more.
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