This free, immersive program offers comprehensive STEM education, including meals and transportation, connecting students with cutting-edge technology and career pathways.
The Civic Hall Summer STEM & Innovation Camp is a free, four-week immersive program designed to introduce middle and high school students to cutting-edge technology and future career pathways. Participants engage in hands-on projects across various STEM and innovation fields. High school students (grades 9-12) commit to the full program, delving into topics like vibe coding, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Natural Language Processing (NLP), prompt engineering, and other emerging technologies, culminating in a capstone project. Middle schoolers (grades 6-8) have flexible enrollment options (1, 2, or 3 weeks) and explore foundational concepts through modules on renewable energy devices, engineering, and creative design.
Students build real-world projects using industry tools, learn new skills, and gain exposure to the innovation economy. The program includes engaging with guest speakers and mentors from the tech ecosystem, participating in immersive VR experiences, and taking part in supplemental activities that connect learning to real career opportunities. This comprehensive experience aims to equip students with the tools, exposure, and support needed to succeed in a rapidly changing technological world.
A typical day involves hands-on projects in various STEM fields, with activities from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and may include guest speakers, mentors, and immersive VR experiences.
Ideal for middle and high school students eager to explore cutting-edge technology, gain hands-on experience, and discover potential career paths in STEM and innovation.
The Bernard Goldstein Center at Union Square
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