Camps & Programs for Kids

• Credit Programs and Summer Sessions
  • Each year, several of NC State University's colleges and departments offer academically enriching experiences for young people. This web page presents a very brief description of those programs.
• EnviroTech Camp
  • Focuses on the science behind the changes in the earth
• Fur, Fish, 'n Game Rendezvous
  • The 23rd Annual Fur, Fish, 'n game Rendezvous is for all North Carolina youth ages 12-15. It takes place at Millstone 4-H Center in Richmond County from June 12-17, 2005.
• Girls on Track
  • Math camp for girls
• Imhotep Academy
  • Camps where the focus is on Chemistry, Computers, Math & Physics
• College of Engineering Summer Programs
• College of Textiles Research Program
• Young Writers' Workshop
  • The Young Writers' Workshop, a non-residential writing camp, brings students together with published North Carolina writers for classes in fiction, poetry, science fiction, creative non-fiction, and drama
• Science of Sports
  • A free two-week residential camp for high school students held in Raleigh emphasizing hands-on, inquiry science

• Center for the Prevention of School Violence
  
  
• Counseling Lab
  • Provides counseling services

• Meridian
  • A middle school computer technologies journal
• MidLink Magazine
  • The digital magazine by students for students
• The Journal of School Violence
  • Offers tested information on such urgent matters as threat assessment, hostage situations, stalking behavior, and teacher safety.

• Career Key
  • A free service to help people learn more about themselves and make sound career decisions
  • Click here for the
    Chinese Career Key
• Diagnostic Reading Clinic
  • For help identifying reading problems
• Diagnostic Teaching Clinic
  • For help identifying learning related problems
• Succeeding in Schools
  • Interactive Internet program designed to help students focus on behaviors, attitudes, and human relations skills that lead to improved academic achievement.
• Greenlight - NC 4-H Youth Development
  • Resources for youth, parents, and volunteers - includes links to special 4-H projects

• Learning to Use Technology
  • Numerous tutorials on learning to use technology

• Science & Math Colloquies
  • Research program funded by Burroughs Welcome
• Young Writers' Workshop
  • Brings together students with published NC writers