MURFREESBORO, Tenn. —
The deadline for a STEM camp at MTSU
for underrepresented middle school girls is Friday, May 19, and openings remain, a camp official said.
Participants will spend one day during the week of camp (June 12-16) to learn about each letter
in STEM — one day on Science, one on Technology, one on Engineering and one on
Mathematics — and the closing day will include a group activity to develop a
poster describing one activity covered during the week the students
particularly liked.
Those underrepresented
in STEM fields include African-American, Hispanic and Native American girls.
The cost is $100
per participant (lunch and snacks provided) with $75 scholarships available for
students eligible for free and reduced lunch. For scholarships or to apply to
attend, visit http://stem4.mtsu.edu/sums/.
To apply for a scholarship, parents must provide
certification of the student’s participation in the free and reduced lunch
program.
The camp will meet from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., with drop-off
starting at 8 a.m. and pick up by 4:30 p.m. in the Kirksey Old Main lobby. To
find KOM, visit http://tinyurl.com/MTSUParkingMap. Each of the daily STEM activities will
be held at a different campus location.
“Activities are fun, hands-on and age appropriate,” said Tom Cheatham, director of the Tennessee STEM Education Center at
MTSU.
For questions about the program, email Cheatham at Tom.Cheatham@mtsu.edu
or call 615-904-8573.
To learn about other summer camp opportunities at MTSU,
visit the Summer Experiences website at http://www.mtsu.edu/camps/index.php.
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