For generic information about 2021 Summer Academies,
click here.
Due to the changing environment caused by the COVID-19
pandemic, our Summer Academies may be subject to change. Contact
the hosting institution for information about safety practices for
each Academy.
2021 Academies
8 | 9 | 10 |
11 | 12
Rising 8th Grade Students
Emerging and Converging Technologies
8-10 Grade Students
Oklahoma State University Institute of
Technology
Okmulgee, Oklahoma
Residential
June 1 - June 5
Students will apply math and science skills while participating
in hands-on lab exercises in seven different programs offered at
OSUIT. Participants will have the opportunity to go on the job with
Culinary Arts, Engineering Technologies, Visual Communications,
Nursing, Information Technologies, Automotive, and Air
Conditioning/Refrigeration graduates. In addition, students will be
experiencing college life in dorms. Students will participate in
many fun-filled evening activities and investigate the undeniable
claim that a college degree will take students where they want to
go.
Contact Angie Been at angie.been@okstate.edu or
Chad Spurlock at chad.spurlock@okstate.edu,
or fax at (918) 293-4853
The Engineering Workshop Academy
8-10 Grade Students
University of Central Oklahoma
Edmond, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 7-11 or
June 14-18
The University of Central Oklahoma Department of Engineering and
Physics will offer the Engineering Workshop Academy for a 5-day,
non-residential sessions of hands-on activities and science
projects that promote intentional play and decision-making. The
academy will encourage participants' critical thinking skills while
promoting diversity and a constructive team climate to stimulate
creativity and imagination. Attendees will work in teams to design,
build, test, and improve upon their projects to compete with other
teams in the fields of aerodynamics, steam power generation,
instrumentation, and mechatronics. UCO faculty members serve as
instructors while engineering students guide each team as
participants explore the exciting future of STEM.
For more information and to apply: http://www.engineering.uco.edu/sumacad/
Questions contact: Dr. Abdellah Ait moussa at aaitmoussa@uco.edu or (405)
974-5293
Explorations in Computer Science & Robotics
8-12 Grade Students
East Central University
Ada, Oklahoma
Residential
June 6-11
ECU's Explorations in Computer Science & Robotics Summer
Academy is a one-week residential experience that will engage
participants in the exciting imagination-stretching, logic-building
and fun world of computer science. Students will learn programming,
explore the endless possibilities of computer science careers,
interact with professionals, and experience college life. Students
will invoke their creativity and problem-solving skills in a
variety of ways including app, web development, design, building
and programming fully autonomous robots.
For more information and to apply, visit http://robotics.ecok.edu or email ComputerScience@ecok.edu
Contact: Mary K. Tarver, (580) 559-5593 or Matt McGaha, (580)
559-5969
Exploring Biotechnology
8-9 Grade Students
Murray State College
University Center of Southern Oklahoma
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 21-26
Whether your interest in biology is medical, conservation or
zoology, and if your interest in technology is in programming,
building electronics, robotics or the arts there will be something
for you in our day camp "Exploring Biotechnology" for rising 8th
and 9th graders. There will be one at the Ardmore UCSO June 21-26,
2021 and a repeat at Murray State College, Tishomingo, July 12-17.
Both camps will conclude with a Saturday trip to the interactive
Perot Museum in Dallas.
Information is at: https://www.mscok.edu/alumni-and-foundation/community/summer-stem-camps
Apply at: www.mscok.edu
Contact: either Wes Reddish at (580) 387-7502 or Don Loving at
(580) 319-0323 Email mscstem@mscok.edu
Exploring Biotechnology
8-9 Grade Students
Murray State College
Tishomingo, Oklahoma
Commuter
July 12-17
Whether your interest in biology is medical, conservation or
zoology, and if your interest in technology is in programming,
building electronics, robotics or the arts there will be something
for you in our day camp "Exploring Biotechnology" for rising 8th
and 9th graders. There will be one at the Ardmore UCSO June 21-26,
2021 and a repeat at Murray State College, Tishomingo, July 12-17.
Both camps will conclude with a Saturday trip to the interactive
Perot Museum in Dallas.
Information is at: https://www.mscok.edu/alumni-and-foundation/community/summer-stem-camps
Apply at: www.mscok.edu
Contact: either Wes Reddish at (580) 387-7502 or Don Loving at
(580) 319-0323 Email mscstem@mscok.edu
Get Green for Blue: Outdoor STEM Investigations Connecting
Water to You
8-10 Grade Students
Northeastern State University
Broken Arrow, OK
Commuter
June 21-24
Put on your waders, grab your net, and let's catch those
critters! Working in teams, you will learn about water quality
through collecting data, analyzing the health of water bodies, and
determining possible solutions to water quality problems. This STEM
Summer Academy program is open to students entering the 8th through
the 10th grades. Come to Northeastern State University in Broken
Arrow and the Rogers County Outdoor Education Reserve June 21-24
and be a part of this fun, activity-based STEM adventure!
The safety of our participants is of paramount importance to us.
Therefore, the CDC and NSU guidelines will be followed and are
subject to change. Further information will be provided.
For more information contact Dr. Pamela Christol, Phone (918)
449-6539; email: christol@nsuok.edu
Website: https://academics.nsuok.edu/continuingeducation/YouthPrograms/green4blue_outdoor_stem.aspx
PI-STEM Summer Academy
8-9 Grade Students
Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Durant, Oklahoma
Commuter
July 19-23
Through water rocket and balloon launching, environmental
modeling, and more, the PI STEM Summer Academy will engage incoming
8th-9th grade students in exploring, experimenting, and problem
solving related to environmental, physical, and life sciences as
well as mathematical traversing the secondary spectrum.
Accordingly, students will use a variety of technological and other
tools to explore, experiment and communicate understanding. This
day camp experience will be held from 9am-4:45pm from July 19-23 on
Southeastern Oklahoma State University's Durant campus, with a data
collection field trip.
For more information, contact Michael Hardy (mhardy@se.edu), Kate Shannon (kshannon@se.edu) or Caleb Smith
(cmsmith@se.edu). Application:
https://www.se.edu/math/pi-stem-academy-2021/
RACE Around the World
8-12 Grade Students
Northeastern State University
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 21-25
RACE Around the World and explore different countries and how
they use science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics in
our ESCAPE ROOMS. Can you solve our puzzles in Ireland? Can you
decode a secret message from Russia? Will you be able to escape our
rooms in time? Join us at Northeastern State University in Broken
Arrow June 21-25, 2021 to find out!
Call (918) 444-3739 or contact Barbara Fuller at roboticsacademy@nsuok.edu
for an application and to see if you have what it takes!
RACE to Space with NASA
8-12 Grade Students
Northeastern State University
Tahlequah, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 7-11
Ever wanted to meet with NASA and explore their programs? June
7-11 NASA is touching down at Northeastern State University and
they need your help with some of the problems they are experiencing
with space transportation, engineering, and sustainability. This
academy will work with real-world problems and challenges NASA and
NSU need your help to solve. Who knows? Maybe you are destined for
a career in one of NASA's fields. You will never know unless you
try.
Applications can be found at nsuok.edu/IDEA. Contact: Barbara Fuller roboticsacademy@nsuok.edu
or call (918) 444-3739 for additional questions.
Technology, Education and Collaborative (TEC) Academy
8-9 Grade Students
University of Tulsa
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Residential
June 21-26
Held at The University of Tulsa, the Technology Education and
Collaborative (TEC) Academy is a residential technology academy for
students interested in computers and GPS-related technologies.
Students will use hand-held GPS receivers for data collection at TU
and during field trips, then process the data to create interactive
GIS maps. Video, collected by participants, will use MovieMaker and
i-Movie, chat rooms and journaling will be done with Blackboard,
and GPS scavenger hunts and geo-caches will use GIS software.
Escape games, swimming and other recreation will occur daily as
well as many presentations in PowerPoint and Comic Life.
Interested? Contact: Dr. Brown at (918) 631-2719 or at www.orgs.utulsa.edu/tec/
Summer Engineering Academy at The University of Tulsa
8-12 Grade Students
University of Tulsa
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Commuter
July 12-16
The Summer Engineering Academy at The University of Tulsa
teaches students about careers in electrical and mechanical
engineering through hands-on design projects, interactions with
industry professionals, and group activities. Students will
experience the engineering design process, including
troubleshooting problems, and complete design challenges. Many
activities center on the design, construction, and applications of
an autonomous vehicle and drones, including soldering, sensor
systems, and machining. Students will present their experiences and
be invited to participate in follow-up activities. The goal is to
enhance student interest in pursuing engineering as a career.
The Academy Director is Peter LoPresti, (918) 631-3274 or peter-lopresti@utulsa.edu.
The Academy will run from July 12 - 16, 2021. Apply to the Academy
using the on-line application forms at https://engineering.utulsa.edu/electrical-computer-engineering/electrical-engineering-summer-academy/,
located at the bottom of the page.
The Ultimate Technology, Engineering and Cryptography (U-TEC)
Academy
8-9 Grade Students
University of Tulsa
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Residential
July 6-10
Cryptography, engineering and technology go hand in hand. The
University of Tulsa will host its first engineering and
cryptography academy this coming summer for students who enjoy
solving puzzles, finding solutions to engineering challenges, and
are interested in integrating technology in the process. Four field
trips are planned, including the tunnels under Tulsa, the Gathering
Place and the Central Library Escape Room. Students not only find
solutions to puzzles, but create their own. Escape games,
cryptography challenges, swimming and other recreation will occur
daily.
Interested? Contact: Dr. Brown at (918) 631-2719 or at www.orgs.utulsa.edu/crypto/
Where does our food come from and how did it get there?
8-9 Grade Students
University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma
Chickasha, Oklahoma
Residential
June 14-18 or
June 21-25
Summer Academy "Where does our food come from and how did it get
here?" targets students entering 8th or 9th grade interested in
STEM topics and food. The Academy will follow the progress of food
from the garden to the kitchen to the pantry for a rainy day or any
day. Attendees will learn the science behind rising bread,
nutrients in food, and the presence of proteins in fish samples.
Will also attend trips to local farms and food processing plants.
Most of all, go home with all the items made in camp to share with
family.
Academy application will be at http://usao.edu/usaofoodcamp
jloutsch@usao.edu
(405) 574-1325
Back to
top
Rising 9th Grade Students
CU Engineering and Applied Mathematics Summer Academy
9-12 Grade Students
Cameron University
Lawton, Oklahoma
Residential
June 12-18
High school students will study and experiment with rocket
designs by learning about Bernoulli's principle, and lift and drag
concepts. Students will utilize a 3-D printer and other raw
materials to design and construct their rockets. Following the
Engineering Design Process, students will research, design, test,
and redesign their rockets systems. Next, using their newly
designed rocket, students will strive to maximize their design
through the redesign process. The final project will include a
design competition of their designed systems based on set criteria.
Academy participants will also engage in non-STEM activities to
encourage team building and self-assurance throughout the week. As
the week ends students will reflect on their team design process
and their own personal growth journey during the academy. The
students will present their week to fellow academy participants,
family, faculty, sponsors, industry, and the community.
See our website https://www.cameron.edu/chem-phys-eng/high-impact-opportunities/engineering-academy/
and our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/engineeringandmath/
for additional information.
Contact: Dr. Sheila Youngblood at syoungbl@cameron.edu
Please apply online through the google document link: https://www.cameron.edu/chem-phys-eng/high-impact-opportunities/engineering-academy
E.D.U.C.A.T.E. M.E.: Exceptional Direction United in Culture,
Academics, Technology, and Excitement in Medical Education
9-10 Grade Students
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College
Miami, Oklahoma
Residential
June 13-18
The EDUCATE ME Summer Academy is an interactive, hands-on
learning opportunity to introduce you to careers in healthcare and
increase awareness of alternative health practices in nursing and
medicine. The Academy will focus on career options in Nursing,
Physical Education, and Athletic Training. You will explore how
therapeutic humor is used in nursing and medicine, learning
clowning techniques, guided imagery, stress reduction, and
juggling. You will explore the practice of Native American healing
methods, participating in multiple cultural experiences. The
learning activities will occur in on-campus simulation laboratories
and physical education facilities, and on the grounds of the Miami
Tribe.
Apply here: http://www.neo.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/educate-me_flyer_2021.pdf
Emerging and Converging Technologies
8-10 Grade Students
Oklahoma State University Institute of
Technology
Okmulgee, Oklahoma
Residential
June 1 - June 5
Students will apply math and science skills while participating
in hands-on lab exercises in seven different programs offered at
OSUIT. Participants will have the opportunity to go on the job with
Culinary Arts, Engineering Technologies, Visual Communications,
Nursing, Information Technologies, Automotive, and Air
Conditioning/Refrigeration graduates. In addition, students will be
experiencing college life in dorms. Students will participate in
many fun-filled evening activities and investigate the undeniable
claim that a college degree will take students where they want to
go.
Contact Angie Been at angie.been@okstate.edu or
Chad Spurlock at chad.spurlock@okstate.edu,
or fax at (918) 293-4853
Explorations in Computer Science & Robotics
8-12 Grade Students
East Central University
Ada, Oklahoma
Residential
June 6-11
ECU's Explorations in Computer Science & Robotics Summer
Academy is a one-week residential experience that will engage
participants in the exciting imagination-stretching, logic-building
and fun world of computer science. Students will learn programming,
explore the endless possibilities of computer science careers,
interact with professionals, and experience college life. Students
will invoke their creativity and problem-solving skills in a
variety of ways including app, web development, design, building
and programming fully autonomous robots.
For more information and to apply, visit http://robotics.ecok.edu or email ComputerScience@ecok.edu
Contact: Mary K. Tarver, (580) 559-5593 or Matt McGaha, (580)
559-5969
The Engineering Workshop Academy
8-10 Grade Students
University of Central Oklahoma
Edmond, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 7-11 or
June 14-18
The University of Central Oklahoma Department of Engineering and
Physics will offer the Engineering Workshop Academy for a 5-day,
non-residential sessions of hands-on activities and science
projects that promote intentional play and decision-making. The
academy will encourage participants' critical thinking skills while
promoting diversity and a constructive team climate to stimulate
creativity and imagination. Attendees will work in teams to design,
build, test, and improve upon their projects to compete with other
teams in the fields of aerodynamics, steam power generation,
instrumentation, and mechatronics. UCO faculty members serve as
instructors while engineering students guide each team as
participants explore the exciting future of STEM.
Contact: Dr. Abdellah Ait moussa at aaitmoussa@uco.edu or (405)
974-5293. http://www.engineering.uco.edu/sumacad/
Exploring Biotechnology
8-9 Grade Students
Murray State College
University Center of Southern Oklahoma
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 21-26
Whether your interest in biology is medical, conservation or
zoology, and if your interest in technology is in programming,
building electronics, robotics or the arts there will be something
for you in our day camp "Exploring Biotechnology" for rising 8th
and 9th graders. There will be one at the Ardmore UCSO June 21-26,
2021 and a repeat at Murray State College, Tishomingo, July 12-17.
Both camps will conclude with a Saturday trip to the interactive
Perot Museum in Dallas.
Information is at: https://www.mscok.edu/alumni-and-foundation/community/summer-stem-camps
Apply at: www.mscok.edu
Contact: either Wes Reddish at (580) 387-7502 or Don Loving at
(580) 319-0323 Email mscstem@mscok.edu
Exploring Biotechnology
8-9 Grade Students
Murray State College
Tishomingo, Oklahoma
Commuter
July 12-17
Whether your interest in biology is medical, conservation or
zoology, and if your interest in technology is in programming,
building electronics, robotics or the arts there will be something
for you in our day camp "Exploring Biotechnology" for rising 8th
and 9th graders. There will be one at the Ardmore UCSO June 21-26,
2021 and a repeat at Murray State College, Tishomingo, July 12-17.
Both camps will conclude with a Saturday trip to the interactive
Perot Museum in Dallas.
Information is at: https://www.mscok.edu/alumni-and-foundation/community/summer-stem-camps
Apply at: www.mscok.edu
Contact: either Wes Reddish at (580) 387-7502 or Don Loving at
(580) 319-0323 Email mscstem@mscok.edu
Get Green for Blue: Outdoor STEM Investigations Connecting
Water to You
8-10 Grade Students
Northeastern State University
Broken Arrow, OK
Commuter
June 21-24
Put on your waders, grab your net, and let's catch those
critters! Working in teams, you will learn about water quality
through collecting data, analyzing the health of water bodies, and
determining possible solutions to water quality problems. This STEM
Summer Academy program is funded by the Oklahoma State Regents for
Higher Education and is open to students entering the 8th through
the 10th grades. Come to Northeastern State University in Broken
Arrow and the Rogers County Outdoor Education Reserve June 21-24
and be a part of this fun, activity-based STEM adventure!
The safety of our participants is of paramount importance to us.
Therefore, the CDC and NSU guidelines will be followed and are
subject to change. Further information will be provided.
For more information contact Dr. Pamela Christol, Phone (918)
449-6539; email: christol@nsuok.edu
Website: https://academics.nsuok.edu/continuingeducation/YouthPrograms/green4blue_outdoor_stem.aspx
Panhandle Protégés
9-10 Grade Students
Oklahoma Panhandle State University
Goodwell, Oklahoma
Residential
July 11-23
Panhandle Protégés is a two-week, residential academy at
Oklahoma Panhandle State University located in Goodwell, OK.
Protégés will engage in a lively series of activities intermixed
with faculty interactions representing a diversity of
backgrounds/perspectives, fields of study, and career paths.
Hands-on activities range from trust and-confidence-building
exercises to a math lab escape room experience to a marine zoology
touch tank and many related fun experiments. University staff and
administrators also will share crucial information for future
college-seekers, including college admission, financial aid, and
career services.
Application: http://www.opsu.edu/Academies/Panhandle-Proteges/
Contact Dr. David L. Ferrell, david.ferrell@opsu.edu,
(580) 349-1532.
Peek Into Engineering
9-12 Grade Students
Seminole State College
Seminole, Oklahoma
Residential
July 18-23
Seminole State College holds the Peek Into Engineering
Residential Summer Academy, beginning July 18th ending July 23rd,
which targets rising 9th through 12th grade students. Teams of
students will design and assemble underwater remote-operated
vehicles. Participants will also be exposed to simple electronic
circuitry. Activities will expose participants to aerospace,
computer, electrical, material, mechanical, and bio-engineering. A
field trip will be taken to either OU or OSU, and an engineering
facility (Enviro Systems Inc.). Competitions will be held
throughout the Academy.
Contact: Jarrod Tollett (405) 382-9217 or http://www.sscok.edu/PIEAcademy/PIEMainPg.htm
PI-STEM Summer Academy
8-9 Grade Students
Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Durant, Oklahoma
Commuter
July 19-23
Through water rocket and balloon launching, environmental
modeling, and more, the PI STEM Summer Academy will engage incoming
8th-9th grade students in exploring, experimenting, and problem
solving related to environmental, physical, and life sciences as
well as mathematical traversing the secondary spectrum.
Accordingly, students will use a variety of technological and other
tools to explore, experiment and communicate understanding. This
day camp experience will be held from 9am-4:45pm from July 19-23 on
Southeastern Oklahoma State University's Durant campus, with a data
collection field trip.
For more information, contact Michael Hardy (mhardy@se.edu), Kate Shannon (kshannon@se.edu) or Caleb Smith
(cmsmith@se.edu). https://www.se.edu/math/pi-stem-academy-2021/
RACE Around the World
8-12 Grade Students
Northeastern State University
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 21-25
RACE Around the World and explore different countries and how
they use science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics in
our ESCAPE ROOMS. Can you solve our puzzles in Ireland? Can you
decode a secret message from Russia? Will you be able to escape our
rooms in time? Join us at Northeastern State University in Broken
Arrow June 21-25, 2021 to find out!
Call (918) 444-3739 or contact Barbara Fuller at roboticsacademy@nsuok.edu
for an application and to see if you have what it takes!
RACE to Space with NASA
8-12 Grade Students
Northeastern State University
Tahlequah, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 7-11
Ever wanted to meet with NASA and explore their programs? June
7-11 NASA is touching down at Northeastern State University and
they need your help with some of the problems they are experiencing
with space transportation, engineering, and sustainability. This
academy will work with real-world problems and challenges NASA and
NSU need your help to solve. Who knows? Maybe you are destined for
a career in one of NASA's fields. You will never know unless you
try.
Applications can be found at nsuok.edu/IDEA.
Contact: Barbara Fuller roboticsacademy@nsuok.edu
or call (918) 444-3739 for additional questions.
Technology, Education and Collaborative (TEC) Academy
8-9 Grade Students
University of Tulsa
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Residential
June 21-26
Held at The University of Tulsa, the Technology Education and
Collaborative (TEC) Academy is a residential technology academy for
students interested in computers and GPS-related technologies.
Students will use hand-held GPS receivers for data collection at TU
and during field trips, then process the data to create interactive
GIS maps. Video, collected by participants, will use MovieMaker and
i-Movie, chat rooms and journaling will be done with Blackboard,
and GPS scavenger hunts and geo-caches will use GIS software.
Escape games, swimming and other recreation will occur daily as
well as many presentations in PowerPoint and Comic Life.
Interested? Contact: Dr. Brown at (918) 631-2719 or at www.orgs.utulsa.edu/tec/
Summer Engineering Academy at The University of Tulsa
8-12 Grade Students
University of Tulsa
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Commuter
July 12-16
The Summer Engineering Academy at The University of Tulsa
teaches students about careers in electrical and mechanical
engineering through hands-on design projects, interactions with
industry professionals, and group activities. Students will
experience the engineering design process, including
troubleshooting problems, and complete design challenges. Many
activities center on the design, construction, and applications of
an autonomous vehicle and drones, including soldering, sensor
systems, and machining. Students will present their experiences and
be invited to participate in follow-up activities. The goal is to
enhance student interest in pursuing engineering as a career.
The Academy Director is Peter LoPresti, (918) 631-3274 or peter-lopresti@utulsa.edu.
The Academy will run from July 12 - 16, 2021. Apply to the Academy
using the on-line application forms at https://engineering.utulsa.edu/electrical-computer-engineering/electrical-engineering-summer-academy/,
located at the bottom of the page.
The Ultimate Technology, Engineering and Cryptography (U-TEC)
Academy
8-9 Grade Students
University of Tulsa
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Residential
July 6-10
Cryptography, engineering and technology go hand in hand. The
University of Tulsa will host its first engineering and
cryptography academy this coming summer for students who enjoy
solving puzzles, finding solutions to engineering challenges, and
are interested in integrating technology in the process. Four field
trips are planned, including the tunnels under Tulsa, the Gathering
Place and the Central Library Escape Room. Students not only find
solutions to puzzles, but create their own. Escape games,
cryptography challenges, swimming and other recreation will occur
daily.
Interested? Contact: Dr. Brown at (918) 631-2719 or at www.orgs.utulsa.edu/crypto/
Where does our food come from and how did it get there?
8-9 Grade Students
University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma
Chickasha, Oklahoma
Residential
June 14-18 or
June 21-25
Summer Academy "Where does our food come from and how did it get
here?" targets students entering 8th or 9th grade interested in
STEM topics and food. The Academy will follow the progress of food
from the garden to the kitchen to the pantry for a rainy day or any
day. Attendees will learn the science behind rising bread,
nutrients in food, and the presence of proteins in fish samples.
Will also attend trips to local farms and food processing plants.
Most of all, go home with all the items made in camp to share with
family.
Academy application will be at http://usao.edu/usaofoodcamp
jloutsch@usao.edu (405)
574-1325
Back to
top
Rising 10th Grade Students
CU Engineering and Applied Mathematics Summer Academy
9-12 Grade Students
Cameron University
Lawton, Oklahoma
Residential
June 12-18
High school students will study and experiment with rocket
designs by learning about Bernoulli's principle, and lift and drag
concepts. Students will utilize a 3-D printer and other raw
materials to design and construct their rockets. Following the
Engineering Design Process, students will research, design, test,
and redesign their rockets systems. Next, using their newly
designed rocket, students will strive to maximize their design
through the redesign process. The final project will include a
design competition of their designed systems based on set criteria.
Academy participants will also engage in non-STEM activities to
encourage team building and self-assurance throughout the week. As
the week ends students will reflect on their team design process
and their own personal growth journey during the academy. The
students will present their week to fellow academy participants,
family, faculty, sponsors, industry, and the community.
See our website https://www.cameron.edu/chem-phys-eng/high-impact-opportunities/engineering-academy/
and our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/engineeringandmath/
for additional information. Contact: Dr. Sheila Youngblood at syoungbl@cameron.edu Please
apply online: https://www.cameron.edu/chem-phys-eng/high-impact-opportunities/engineering-academy
E.D.U.C.A.T.E. M.E.: Exceptional Direction United in Culture,
Academics, Technology, and Excitement in Medical Education
9-10 Grade Students
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College
Miami, Oklahoma
Residential
June 13-18
The EDUCATE ME Summer Academy is an interactive, hands-on
learning opportunity to introduce you to careers in healthcare and
increase awareness of alternative health practices in nursing and
medicine. The Academy will focus on career options in Nursing,
Physical Education, and Athletic Training. You will explore how
therapeutic humor is used in nursing and medicine, learning
clowning techniques, guided imagery, stress reduction, and
juggling. You will explore the practice of Native American healing
methods, participating in multiple cultural experiences. The
learning activities will occur in on-campus simulation laboratories
and physical education facilities, and on the grounds of the Miami
Tribe.
Apply here: http://www.neo.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/educate-me_flyer_2021.pdf
Emerging and Converging Technologies
8-10 Grade Students
Oklahoma State University Institute of
Technology
Okmulgee, Oklahoma
Residential
June 1 - June 5
Students will apply math and science skills while participating
in hands-on lab exercises in seven different programs offered at
OSUIT. Participants will have the opportunity to go on the job with
Culinary Arts, Engineering Technologies, Visual Communications,
Nursing, Information Technologies, Automotive, and Air
Conditioning/Refrigeration graduates. In addition, students will be
experiencing college life in dorms. Students will participate in
many fun-filled evening activities and investigate the undeniable
claim that a college degree will take students where they want to
go.
Contact Angie Been at angie.been@okstate.edu or
Chad Spurlock at chad.spurlock@okstate.edu,
or fax at (918) 293-4853
The Engineering Workshop Academy
8-10 Grade Students
University of Central Oklahoma
Edmond, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 7-11 or
June 14-18
The University of Central Oklahoma Department of Engineering and
Physics will offer the Engineering Workshop Academy for a 5-day,
non-residential sessions of hands-on activities and science
projects that promote intentional play and decision-making. The
academy will encourage participants' critical thinking skills while
promoting diversity and a constructive team climate to stimulate
creativity and imagination. Attendees will work in teams to design,
build, test, and improve upon their projects to compete with other
teams in the fields of aerodynamics, steam power generation,
instrumentation, and mechatronics. UCO faculty members serve as
instructors while engineering students guide each team as
participants explore the exciting future of STEM.
Contact: Dr. Abdellah Ait moussa at aaitmoussa@uco.edu or (405)
974-5293. http://www.engineering.uco.edu/sumacad/
Explorations in Computer Science & Robotics
8-12 Grade Students
East Central University
Ada, Oklahoma
Residential
June 6-11
ECU's Explorations in Computer Science & Robotics Summer
Academy is a one-week residential experience that will engage
participants in the exciting imagination-stretching, logic-building
and fun world of computer science. Students will learn programming,
explore the endless possibilities of computer science careers,
interact with professionals, and experience college life. Students
will invoke their creativity and problem-solving skills in a
variety of ways including app, web development, design, building
and programming fully autonomous robots.
For more information and to apply, visit http://robotics.ecok.edu or email ComputerScience@ecok.edu
Contact: Mary K. Tarver, (580) 559-5593 or Matt McGaha, (580)
559-5969
Get Green for Blue: Outdoor STEM Investigations Connecting
Water to You
8-10 Grade Students
Northeastern State University
Broken Arrow, OK
Commuter
June 21-24
Put on your waders, grab your net, and let's catch those
critters! Working in teams, you will learn about water quality
through collecting data, analyzing the health of water bodies, and
determining possible solutions to water quality problems. This STEM
Summer Academy program is funded by the Oklahoma State Regents for
Higher Education and is open to students entering the 8th through
the 10th grades. Come to Northeastern State University in Broken
Arrow and the Rogers County Outdoor Education Reserve June 21-24
and be a part of this fun, activity-based STEM adventure!
The safety of our participants is of paramount importance to us.
Therefore, the CDC and NSU guidelines will be followed and are
subject to change. Further information will be provided.
For more information contact Dr. Pamela Christol, Phone (918)
449-6539; email: christol@nsuok.edu
Website: https://academics.nsuok.edu/continuingeducation/YouthPrograms/green4blue_outdoor_stem.aspx
It's a Polymer Life - Polymers of Everyday Life Summer
Academy
10-12 Grade Students
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Residential
June 28 - July 2
Students will make polymers, understand and measure the
properties of polymers, and why polymers are used in everyday life
from packaging to automobile parts to artificial organs to
bulletproof vests. In addition, they will learn in the laboratory
dyeing different types of polymers from natural (cotton) to
synthetic (polyester /nylon) and how the polymers' properties
affect the dyeing process. Students will also explore the science
of baking and experience college life in a five-day residential
academy, June 28 - July 2, 2021.
This is a partnership with OSU College of Arts & Sciences
and the Division of Institutional Diversity. Inquiries should be
addressed to Maura Loyola at (405) 744-4725 or maura.loyola@okstate.edu
Information & Application: diversity.okstate.edu
Langston University Intensive Academy for Math, Science, and
Technology
10-12 Grade Students
Langston University
Langston, Oklahoma
Residential
May 30 - June 12
Langston University and the Oklahoma State Regents present "An
Intensive Summer Academy in Math, Science, and Technology for
Grades 10-12". This is a two-week residential academy for 36
aspiring mathematicians, scientists, and engineers. Our focus will
be on improving students' appreciation for and enrollment in
Oklahoma core curricula through intense, positive experiences in
mathematics, chemistry, biology, technology, and preparation for
success. Oklahoma core curricula, ACT preparation, scholarships and
undergraduate and graduate school matriculation are addressed.
Experiences will incorporate cutting edge technologies that support
hands-on activities, and innovative teaching and learning.
Visit us at http://www.langston.edu/math-and-science-academy
or
contact Dr. Alonzo F. Peterson, Director at summeracademy@langston.edu
or (405) 466-3419
Panhandle Protégés
9-10 Grade Students
Oklahoma Panhandle State University
Goodwell, Oklahoma
Residential
July 11-23
Panhandle Protégés is a two-week, residential academy at
Oklahoma Panhandle State University located in Goodwell, OK.
Protégés will engage in a lively series of activities intermixed
with faculty interactions representing a diversity of
backgrounds/perspectives, fields of study, and career paths.
Hands-on activities range from trust and-confidence-building
exercises to a math lab escape room experience to a marine zoology
touch tank and many related fun experiments. University staff and
administrators also will share crucial information for future
college-seekers, including college admission, financial aid, and
career services.
Application: http://www.opsu.edu/Academies/Panhandle-Protoges/
Contact Dr. David L. Ferrell, david.ferrell@opsu.edu,
(580) 349-1532.
Peek Into Engineering
9-12 Grade Students
Seminole State College
Seminole, Oklahoma
Residential
July 18-23
Seminole State College holds the Peek Into Engineering
Residential Summer Academy, beginning July 18th ending July 23rd,
which targets rising 9th through 12th grade students. Teams of
students will design and assemble underwater remote-operated
vehicles. Participants will also be exposed to simple electronic
circuitry. Activities will expose participants to aerospace,
computer, electrical, material, mechanical, and bio-engineering. A
field trip will be taken to either OU or OSU, and an engineering
facility (Enviro Systems Inc.). Competitions will be held
throughout the Academy.
Contact: Jarrod Tollett (405) 382-9217 or http://www.sscok.edu/PIEAcademy/PIEMainPg.htm
RACE Around the World
8-12 Grade Students
Northeastern State University
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 21-25
RACE Around the World and explore different countries and how
they use science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics in
our ESCAPE ROOMS. Can you solve our puzzles in Ireland? Can you
decode a secret message from Russia? Will you be able to escape our
rooms in time? Join us at Northeastern State University in Broken
Arrow June 21-25, 2021 to find out!
Call (918) 444-3739 or contact Barbara Fuller at roboticsacademy@nsuok.edu
for an application and to see if you have what it takes!
RACE to Space with NASA
8-12 Grade Students
Northeastern State University
Tahlequah, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 7-11
Ever wanted to meet with NASA and explore their programs? June
7-11 NASA is touching down at Northeastern State University and
they need your help with some of the problems they are experiencing
with space transportation, engineering, and sustainability. This
academy will work with real-world problems and challenges NASA and
NSU need your help to solve. Who knows? Maybe you are destined for
a career in one of NASA's fields. You will never know unless you
try.
Applications can be found at nsuok.edu/IDEA. Contact: Barbara Fuller roboticsacademy@nsuok.edu
or call (918) 444-3739 for additional questions.
Summer Engineering Academy at The University of Tulsa
8-12 Grade Students
University of Tulsa
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Commuter
July 12-16
The Summer Engineering Academy at The University of Tulsa
teaches students about careers in electrical and mechanical
engineering through hands-on design projects, interactions with
industry professionals, and group activities. Students will
experience the engineering design process, including
troubleshooting problems, and complete design challenges. Many
activities center on the design, construction, and applications of
an autonomous vehicle and drones, including soldering, sensor
systems, and machining. Students will present their experiences and
be invited to participate in follow-up activities. The goal is to
enhance student interest in pursuing engineering as a career.
The Academy Director is Peter LoPresti, (918) 631-3274 or peter-lopresti@utulsa.edu.
The Academy will run from July 12 - 16, 2021. Apply to the Academy
using the on-line application forms at https://engineering.utulsa.edu/electrical-computer-engineering/electrical-engineering-summer-academy/,
located at the bottom of the page.
Summer Science & Mathematics Academy
10-12 Grade Students
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Weatherford, Oklahoma
Residential
June 6-18
SSMA is a Summer Academy designed to give 32 high school juniors
and seniors a two-week experience in science, technology,
engineering, and mathematics. This program is designed to motivate
students towards pursuing higher education and careers in STEM
disciplines. SSMA will be located on the SWOSU campus from Sunday,
June 6 (move in) to Friday, June 18, with participants living in
dormitories, dining in cafeteria, and taking classes in a variety
of science content and communication areas. Laboratory and field
experiences will enhance the participants' problem-solving skills.
During the second week, participants will be involved in a
problem-solving competition.
If interested contact Dr. Brian D. Campbell at (580)774-3118 or
brian.campbell@swosu.edu
or Dr. David Esjornson at (580)774-3054 or david.esjornson@swosu.edu
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Rising 11th Grade Students
CU Engineering and Applied Mathematics Summer Academy
9-12 Grade Students
Cameron University
Lawton, Oklahoma
Residential
June 12-18
High school students will study and experiment with rocket
designs by learning about Bernoulli's principle, and lift and drag
concepts. Students will utilize a 3-D printer and other raw
materials to design and construct their rockets. Following the
Engineering Design Process, students will research, design, test,
and redesign their rockets systems. Next, using their newly
designed rocket, students will strive to maximize their design
through the redesign process. The final project will include a
design competition of their designed systems based on set criteria.
Academy participants will also engage in non-STEM activities to
encourage team building and self-assurance throughout the week. As
the week ends students will reflect on their team design process
and their own personal growth journey during the academy. The
students will present their week to fellow academy participants,
family, faculty, sponsors, industry, and the community.
See our website https://www.cameron.edu/chem-phys-eng/high-impact-opportunities/engineering-academy/
and our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/engineeringandmath/
for additional information. Contact: Dr. Sheila Youngblood at syoungbl@cameron.edu Please
apply online: https://www.cameron.edu/chem-phys-eng/high-impact-opportunities/engineering-academy
Engineering and Construction Management
11-12 Grade Students
Seminole State College
Seminole, Oklahoma
Residential
July 18-23
Seminole State College holds the Engineering and Construction
Management Residential Summer Academy, beginning July 18th ending
July 23rd, which targets rising 11th through 12th grade students.
Teams of students will build a tiny house. Participants will also
be exposed to construction safety. The project will expose
participants to aspects of construction management from concept and
blueprint reading to physical construction. A field trip will be
taken to either OU or OSU, and involve working with architects and
builders.
Contact: Jarrod Tollett (405) 382-9217 or http://www.sscok.edu/CMAcademy/CMMainPg.htm
Explorations in Computer Science & Robotics
8-12 Grade Students
East Central University
Ada, Oklahoma
Residential
June 6-11
ECU's Explorations in Computer Science & Robotics Summer
Academy is a one-week residential experience that will engage
participants in the exciting imagination-stretching, logic-building
and fun world of computer science. Students will learn programming,
explore the endless possibilities of computer science careers,
interact with professionals, and experience college life. Students
will invoke their creativity and problem-solving skills in a
variety of ways including app, web development, design, building
and programming fully autonomous robots.
For more information and to apply, visit http://robotics.ecok.edu or email ComputerScience@ecok.edu
Contact: Mary K. Tarver, (580) 559-5593 or Matt McGaha, (580)
559-5969
ESTEEM-Builder for Emerging Careers: A High School Summer
Academy
11-12 Grade Students
University of Central Oklahoma
Edmond, Oklahoma
Commuter
July 30 - August 4
The University of Central Oklahoma will partner with government
agencies and industry leaders to implement and host a five-day,
no-cost commuter summer program with rigorous, fun, and engaging
hands-on activities. The program is designed to broaden career
awareness of emerging careers (e.g. data science) and promote
interests in Environmental Sustainability, Science, Technology,
Engineering, Eco-social science, and Mathematics (ESTEEM).
Student participants will be provided with career-exploration,
job-shadowing, mentoring, knowledge-acquisition, and
skill-development venues. Student participants will (1) visit the
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, Fusion Center, Edmond
Police, (2) interact with law-enforcement agents and industry
professionals, (3) process a crime scene, (4) analyze digital
evidence (e.g. blood, fingerprints), (5) search DNA database, (6)
solve modern-day crimes and cold cases with digital forensics,
simulation, and virtual reality, (7) apply interdisciplinary
knowledge to real-world context, (8) use innovative analytics
tools, (9) discover resources and financial aids for college
planning, and (10) create career infographics.
Daily lunch will be provided. Student participants who complete
the five-day program will receive a stipend of $75 to cover the
cost of transportation.
Please use the link to apply. https://stem4allacademy.com/esteem
It's a Polymer Life - Polymers of Everyday Life Summer
Academy
10-12 Grade Students
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Residential
June 28 - July 2
Students will make polymers, understand and measure the
properties of polymers, and why polymers are used in everyday life
from packaging to automobile parts to artificial organs to
bulletproof vests. In addition, they will learn in the laboratory
dyeing different types of polymers from natural (cotton) to
synthetic (polyester /nylon) and how the polymers' properties
affect the dyeing process. Students will also explore the science
of baking and experience college life in a five-day residential
academy, June 28 - July 2, 2021.
This is a partnership with OSU College of Arts & Sciences
and the Division of Institutional Diversity. Inquiries should be
addressed to Maura Loyola at (405) 744-4725 or maura.loyola@okstate.edu
Information & Application: diversity.okstate.edu
Langston University Intensive Academy for Math, Science, and
Technology
10-12 Grade Students
Langston University
Langston, Oklahoma
Residential
May 30 - June 12
Langston University and the Oklahoma State Regents present "An
Intensive Summer Academy in Math, Science, and Technology for
Grades 10-12". This is two-week residential academy for 36 aspiring
mathematicians, scientists, and engineers. Our focus will be on
improving students' appreciation for and enrollment in Oklahoma
core curricula through intense, positive experiences in
mathematics, chemistry, biology, technology, and preparation for
success. Oklahoma core curricula, ACT preparation, scholarships and
undergraduate and graduate school matriculation are addressed.
Experiences will incorporate cutting edge technologies that support
hands-on activities, and innovative teaching and learning.
Visit us at http://www.langston.edu/math-and-science-academy
or
contact Dr. Alonzo F. Peterson, Director at summeracademy@langston.edu
or (405) 466-3419
Peek Into Engineering
9-12 Grade Students
Seminole State College
Seminole, Oklahoma
Residential
July 18-23
Seminole State College holds the Peek Into Engineering
Residential Summer Academy, beginning July 18th ending July 23rd,
which targets rising 9th through 12th grade students. Teams of
students will design and assemble underwater remote-operated
vehicles. Participants will also be exposed to simple electronic
circuitry. Activities will expose participants to aerospace,
computer, electrical, material, mechanical, and bio-engineering. A
field trip will be taken to either OU or OSU, and an engineering
facility (Enviro Systems Inc.). Competitions will be held
throughout the Academy.
Contact: Jarrod Tollett (405) 382-9217 or http://www.sscok.edu/PIEAcademy/PIEMainPg.htm
RACE Around the World
8-12 Grade Students
Northeastern State University
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 21-25
RACE Around the World and explore different countries and how
they use science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics in
our ESCAPE ROOMS. Can you solve our puzzles in Ireland? Can you
decode a secret message from Russia? Will you be able to escape our
rooms in time? Join us at Northeastern State University in Broken
Arrow June 21-25, 2021 to find out!
Call (918) 444-3739 or contact Barbara Fuller at roboticsacademy@nsuok.edu
for an application and to see if you have what it takes!
RACE to Space with NASA
8-12 Grade Students
Northeastern State University
Tahlequah, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 7-11
Ever wanted to meet with NASA and explore their programs? June
7-11 NASA is touching down at Northeastern State University and
they need your help with some of the problems they are experiencing
with space transportation, engineering, and sustainability. This
academy will work with real-world problems and challenges NASA and
NSU need your help to solve. Who knows? Maybe you are destined for
a career in one of NASA's fields. You will never know unless you
try.
Applications can be found at nsuok.edu/IDEA. Contact: Barbara Fuller roboticsacademy@nsuok.edu
or call (918) 444.3739 for additional questions.
Summer Engineering Academy at The University of Tulsa
8-12 Grade Students
University of Tulsa
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Commuter
July 12-16
The Summer Engineering Academy at The University of Tulsa
teaches students about careers in electrical and mechanical
engineering through hands-on design projects, interactions with
industry professionals, and group activities. Students will
experience the engineering design process, including
troubleshooting problems, and complete design challenges. Many
activities center on the design, construction, and applications of
an autonomous vehicle and drones, including soldering, sensor
systems, and machining. Students will present their experiences and
be invited to participate in follow-up activities. The goal is to
enhance student interest in pursuing engineering as a career.
The Academy Director is Peter LoPresti, (918) 631-3274 or peter-lopresti@utulsa.edu.
The Academy will run from July 12 - 16, 2021. Apply to the Academy
using the on-line application forms at https://engineering.utulsa.edu/electrical-computer-engineering/electrical-engineering-summer-academy/,
located at the bottom of the page.
Summer Science & Mathematics Academy
10-12 Grade Students
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Weatherford, Oklahoma
Residential
June 6-18
SSMA is a Summer Academy designed to give 32 high school juniors
and seniors a two-week experience in science, technology,
engineering, and mathematics. This program is designed to motivate
students towards pursuing higher education and careers in STEM
disciplines. SSMA will be located on the SWOSU campus from Sunday,
June 6 (move in) to Friday, June 18, with participants living in
dormitories, dining in cafeteria, and taking classes in a variety
of science content and communication areas. Laboratory and field
experiences will enhance the participants' problem-solving skills.
During the second week, participants will be involved in a
problem-solving competition.
If interested contact Dr. Brian D. Campbell at (580) 774-3118 or
brian.campbell@swosu.edu
or Dr. David Esjornson at (580) 774-3054 or david.esjornson@swosu.edu
Back to
top
Rising 12th Grade Students
CU Engineering and Applied Mathematics Summer Academy
9-12 Grade Students
Cameron University
Lawton, Oklahoma
Residential
June 12-18
High school students will study and experiment with rocket
designs by learning about Bernoulli's principle, and lift and drag
concepts. Students will utilize a 3-D printer and other raw
materials to design and construct their rockets. Following the
Engineering Design Process, students will research, design, test,
and redesign their rockets systems. Next, using their newly
designed rocket, students will strive to maximize their design
through the redesign process. The final project will include a
design competition of their designed systems based on set criteria.
Academy participants will also engage in non-STEM activities to
encourage team building and self-assurance throughout the week. As
the week ends students will reflect on their team design process
and their own personal growth journey during the academy. The
students will present their week to fellow academy participants,
family, faculty, sponsors, industry, and the community.
See our website https://www.cameron.edu/chem-phys-eng/high-impact-opportunities/engineering-academy/
and our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/engineeringandmath/
for additional information. Contact: Dr. Sheila Youngblood at syoungbl@cameron.edu Please
apply online: https://www.cameron.edu/chem-phys-eng/high-impact-opportunities/engineering-academy
Engineering and Construction Management
11-12 Grade Students
Seminole State College
Seminole, Oklahoma
Residential
July 18-23
Seminole State College holds the Engineering and Construction
Management Residential Summer Academy, beginning July 18th ending
July 23rd, which targets rising 11th through 12th grade students.
Teams of students will build a tiny house. Participants will also
be exposed to construction safety. The project will expose
participants to aspects of construction management from concept and
blueprint reading to physical construction. A field trip will be
taken to either OU or OSU, and involve working with architects and
builders.
Contact: Jarrod Tollett (405) 382-9217 or http://www.sscok.edu/CMAcademy/CMMainPg.htm
ESTEEM-Builder for Emerging Careers: A High School Summer
Academy
11-12 Grade Students
University of Central Oklahoma
Edmond, Oklahoma
Commuter
July 30 - August 4
The University of Central Oklahoma will partner with government
agencies and industry leaders to implement and host a five-day,
no-cost commuter summer program with rigorous, fun, and engaging
hands-on activities. The program is designed to broaden career
awareness of emerging careers (e.g. data science) and promote
interests in Environmental Sustainability, Science, Technology,
Engineering, Eco-social science, and Mathematics (ESTEEM).
Student participants will be provided with career-exploration,
job-shadowing, mentoring, knowledge-acquisition, and
skill-development venues. Student participants will (1) visit the
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, Fusion Center, Edmond
Police, (2) interact with law-enforcement agents and industry
professionals, (3) process a crime scene, (4) analyze digital
evidence (e.g. blood, fingerprints), (5) search DNA database, (6)
solve modern-day crimes and cold cases with digital forensics,
simulation, and virtual reality, (7) apply interdisciplinary
knowledge to real-world context, (8) use innovative analytics
tools, (9) discover resources and financial aids for college
planning, and (10) create career infographics.
Daily lunch will be provided. Student participants who complete
the five-day program will receive a stipend of $75 to cover the
cost of transportation.
Please use the link to apply. https://stem4allacademy.com/esteem
Explorations in Computer Science & Robotics
8-12 Grade Students
East Central University
Ada, Oklahoma
Residential
June 6-11
ECU's Explorations in Computer Science & Robotics Summer
Academy is a one-week residential experience that will engage
participants in the exciting imagination-stretching, logic-building
and fun world of computer science. Students will learn programming,
explore the endless possibilities of computer science careers,
interact with professionals, and experience college life. Students
will invoke their creativity and problem-solving skills in a
variety of ways including app, web development, design, building
and programming fully autonomous robots.
For more information and to apply, visit http://robotics.ecok.edu or email ComputerScience@ecok.edu
Contact: Mary K. Tarver, (580) 559-5593 or Matt McGaha, (580)
559-5969
It's a Polymer Life - Polymers of Everyday Life Summer
Academy
10-12 Grade Students
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Residential
June 28 - July 2
Students will make polymers, understand and measure the
properties of polymers, and why polymers are used in everyday life
from packaging to automobile parts to artificial organs to
bulletproof vests. In addition, they will learn in the laboratory
dyeing different types of polymers from natural (cotton) to
synthetic (polyester /nylon) and how the polymers' properties
affect the dyeing process. Students will also explore the science
of baking and experience college life in a five-day residential
academy, June 28 - July 2, 2021.
This is a partnership with OSU College of Arts & Sciences
and the Division of Institutional Diversity. Inquiries should be
addressed to Maura Loyola at (405) 744-4725 or maura.loyola@okstate.edu
Information & Application: diversity.okstate.edu
Langston University Intensive Academy for Math, Science, and
Technology
10-12 Grade Students
Langston University
Langston, Oklahoma
Residential
May 30 - June 12
Langston University and the Oklahoma State Regents present "An
Intensive Summer Academy in Math, Science, and Technology for
Grades 10-12". This is two-week residential academy for 36 aspiring
mathematicians, scientists, and engineers. Our focus will be on
improving students' appreciation for and enrollment in Oklahoma
core curricula through intense, positive experiences in
mathematics, chemistry, biology, technology, and preparation for
success. Oklahoma core curricula, ACT preparation, scholarships and
undergraduate and graduate school matriculation are addressed.
Experiences will incorporate cutting edge technologies that support
hands-on activities, and innovative teaching and learning.
Visit us at http://www.langston.edu/math-and-science-academy
or
contact Dr. Alonzo F. Peterson, Director at summeracademy@langston.edu
or (405) 466-3419
Peek Into Engineering
9-12 Grade Students
Seminole State College
Seminole, Oklahoma
Residential
July 18-23
Seminole State College holds the Peek Into Engineering
Residential Summer Academy, beginning July 18th ending July 23rd,
which targets rising 9th through 12th grade students. Teams of
students will design and assemble underwater remote-operated
vehicles. Participants will also be exposed to simple electronic
circuitry. Activities will expose participants to aerospace,
computer, electrical, material, mechanical, and bio-engineering. A
field trip will be taken to either OU or OSU, and an engineering
facility (Enviro Systems Inc.). Competitions will be held
throughout the Academy.
Contact: Jarrod Tollett (405) 382-9217 or http://www.sscok.edu/PIEAcademy/PIEMainPg.htm
RACE Around the World
8-12 Grade Students
Northeastern State University
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 21-25
RACE Around the World and explore different countries and how
they use science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics in
our ESCAPE ROOMS. Can you solve our puzzles in Ireland? Can you
decode a secret message from Russia? Will you be able to escape our
rooms in time? Join us at Northeastern State University in Broken
Arrow June 21-25, 2021 to find out!
Call (918) 444-3739 or contact Barbara Fuller at roboticsacademy@nsuok.edu
for an application and to see if you have what it takes!
RACE to Space with NASA
8-12 Grade Students
Northeastern State University
Tahlequah, Oklahoma
Commuter
June 7-11
Ever wanted to meet with NASA and explore their programs? June
7-11 NASA is touching down at Northeastern State University and
they need your help with some of the problems they are experiencing
with space transportation, engineering, and sustainability. This
academy will work with real-world problems and challenges NASA and
NSU need your help to solve. Who knows? Maybe you are destined for
a career in one of NASA's fields. You will never know unless you
try.
Applications can be found at nsuok.edu/IDEA. Contact: Barbara Fuller roboticsacademy@nsuok.edu
or call (918) 444-3739 for additional questions.
Summer Engineering Academy at The University of Tulsa
8-12 Grade Students
University of Tulsa
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Commuter
July 12-16
The Summer Engineering Academy at The University of Tulsa
teaches students about careers in electrical and mechanical
engineering through hands-on design projects, interactions with
industry professionals, and group activities. Students will
experience the engineering design process, including
troubleshooting problems, and complete design challenges. Many
activities center on the design, construction, and applications of
an autonomous vehicle and drones, including soldering, sensor
systems, and machining. Students will present their experiences and
be invited to participate in follow-up activities. The goal is to
enhance student interest in pursuing engineering as a career.
The Academy Director is Peter LoPresti, (918) 631-3274 or peter-lopresti@utulsa.edu.
The Academy will run from July 12 - 16, 2021. Apply to the Academy
using the on-line application forms at https://engineering.utulsa.edu/electrical-computer-engineering/electrical-engineering-summer-academy/,
located at the bottom of the page.
Summer Science & Mathematics Academy
10-12 Grade Students
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Weatherford, Oklahoma
Residential
June 6-18
SSMA is a Summer Academy designed to give 32 high school juniors
and seniors a two-week experience in science, technology,
engineering, and mathematics. This program is designed to motivate
students towards pursuing higher education and careers in STEM
disciplines. SSMA will be located on the SWOSU campus from Sunday,
June 6 (move in) to Friday, June 18, with participants living in
dormitories, dining in cafeteria, and taking classes in a variety
of science content and communication areas. Laboratory and field
experiences will enhance the participants' problem-solving skills.
During the second week, participants will be involved in a
problem-solving competition.
If interested contact Dr. Brian D. Campbell at (580) 774-3118 or
brian.campbell@swosu.edu
or Dr. David Esjornson at (580)774-3054 or david.esjornson@swosu.edu
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