Experience the power of creativity, discovery, and innovation at CASE’s immersive summer camp. In this unique experience, campers will navigate a fictional apocalyptic scenario while exploring disciplines within the arts, sciences, and education.
Through dynamic activities and hands-on challenges, they’ll discover how these fields shape our world today—and how they can be used to rebuild a better tomorrow. Campers will tackle real-world challenges guided by expert faculty and professionals. Discover how the College of Arts, Sciences, and Education prepares students to create a brighter, more resilient future in an ever-changing world.
Camp Activities: Explore the Arts, Sciences, and Education
During CASE Apocalypse: Building a New Tomorrow, campers will gain experience in a wide range of disciplines within the arts, sciences, and education through immersive activities and creative problem-solving challenges. Campers will connect with peers, gain a glimpse of campus life, and develop the skills needed to tackle the challenges of tomorrow.
The Program
Campers will spend mornings diving into thought-provoking lectures and interactive demonstrations led by experts in disciplines of their choice. Afternoons will be filled with hands-on activities as campers work in teams to apply the knowledge they’ve gained and re-build society in the wake of the imagined apocalypse. In the evenings, participants will engage in recreational activities and social events with other college-bound students and get a feel for campus life.
Daily Schedule
Morning – Lectures and interactive demonstrations from faculty representing departments in the college of Arts, Sciences, and Education.
Afternoon – Hands-on workshops to build each team’s post-apocalyptic plan.
Evening – Social activities and recreational opportunities
Campers will explore five academic disciplines within CASE, each offering deep-dive, hands-on experiences.
An overview of all available disciplines will be provided prior to the start of camp. Campers will then select the areas they are most passionate about for more in-depth exploration. While we cannot guarantee every camper’s top choices, we will strive to provide opportunities that match their interests.
Space is Limited! Early registration is recommended. Campers will be registered on a first-come, first-served basis, based upon date of registration and when payment is received. Waiting lists will be maintained and filled in the order that they were received should cancellations occur.
Registration
Date: July 13-17, 2025
Eligibility: Ages 15-18
Capacity: 75 students
Registration Fee: $600 (includes all meals, housing and camp materials)
Register HERE
