Summer STEM Camp: Hands-On Experiments & Computer Simulations
Overview:
Join us for an exciting Summer STEM Camp designed for high school students eager to explore the fascinating world of science through hands-on experiments, computer simulations, and scientific modeling. This immersive program offers a unique blend of practical laboratory work and digital simulations, allowing students to deepen their understanding of chemical reactions and scientific principles in a dynamic and engaging environment.
What to Expect:
- Hands-On Laboratory Experiments: Conduct real-world chemistry experiments, observe reaction mechanisms, and analyze results in a supervised lab setting.
- Computer Simulations & Modeling: Use cutting-edge software to visualize molecular interactions, reaction kinetics, and thermodynamic principles.
- Guided Instruction by Experts: Learn from experienced instructors, including college professors and industry professionals, who will guide students through complex scientific concepts.
- Collaborative Group Projects: Work in teams to design and test chemical reactions, analyze data, and present findings.
- Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving: Develop skills in scientific inquiry, hypothesis testing, and data interpretation.
Who Can Attend?
This camp is open to high school students (incoming 9-12 grade) with an interest in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). No prior experience is required—just a curiosity for learning and a passion for discovery!
Why Attend?
- Gain hands-on experience that enhances classroom learning
- Develop STEM skills essential for future academic and career success
- Engage in fun, interactive experiments and digital simulations
- Network with like-minded peers and industry professionals
Dates: June 2 - June 6, 2025
Duration: 9a - 3p
Location: Spartanburg Community College Giles Campus
How to Register: Secure your spot today! Spaces are limited, so early registration is encouraged.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experiment, explore, and innovate in a cutting-edge STEM environment.