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Camps, Workshops, and Summer Activities
Georgia
Bulldog Summer Camps
Baseball, Basketball, Football, Gymnastics, Soccer, Softball,
Swimming and Diving, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball,
Cheerleading, and Golf
UGA
Summer Music Camp
Vocal and instrumental instruction for children ages 6-12
State
Botanical Garden
The State Botanical Garden will offer summer camps for children
again this year. Camp spaces will be assigned on a first come,
first served basis; registration must be done in person at
the education offices in the conservatory, between 9 a.m.
and 4:30 p.m., beginning March 22. A limited number
of scholarships are available. For more information
call 542-6156.
Summer
Academy at UGA
The Summer Academy at the University of Georgia (SAUGA) offers
a rich schedule of intellectually stimulating short courses
and fun activities to keep the minds and bodies of rising
6th through 10th graders active during the summer. Programs
are divided into one- or two-week camps with varying themes.
All SAUGA camps run Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m/ to
3:30 p.m. Spaces are limited, and registration is required.
Georgia
Plant Science Scholars (GAPSS)
Designed to introduce high school students to the opportunities
available in plant sciences, GAPSS is sponsored by the College
of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences departments of
Crop & Soil Sciences, Horticulture, and Plant Pathology
and the Warnell School of Forest Resources. Each summer, students
spend two and half days at UGA, touring the campus and participating
in hands-on science experiments with UGA faculty and staff.
For more information, visit the website contact Kisha
Shelton (706/542-1426).
Animal Science in Action
Aspiring animal scientists have the unique opportunity to study animal agriculture as never before. Rising high school juniors and seniors are invited to participate in this two-day program where "hands-on" means getting "down and dirty." Nutrition, genetics, reproduction, biotechnology, and management of horses, beef and dairy cows, sheep, and swine are explored during this fun-filled camp.
Avian Adventures
The state of Georgia raises more poultry than any other state in the U.S. In fact, if Georgia were a country, it would be the 4th largest producer of poultry in the world. Three fun-filled days await high school juniors and senior students as they investigate Georgia's largest agricultural industry. This is an excellent, "hands-on" opportunity for students interested in veterinary medicine, biology or science.
Georgia 4-H
Gwinnett County 4-H
Georgia 4-H is all about exploring, discovering, encouraging,
and challenging. As a program of the Cooperative Extension
Service in UGA’s College of Agricultural and Environmental
Sciences, 4-H is part of the national extension network.
UGA
Marine Education Center and Aquarium
Summer
Camps
The UGA Marine Education Center and Aquarium (MECA) has expanded
the summer marine science camp program to include new camps
that allow children to grow up learning about marine science.
Camps for children ages 6-17 provide a range of age and academically
appropriate science opportunities.
School Programs
Marine Science & Coastal Ecology Programs are
available each year from September through May and are geared
for pre-kindergarten and grades 4.
Educational
Program Listing for Grades 5-12, College and Adult Groups
Presentations, laboratories, field studies, art activities,
and tours. Most MECA classes have been correlated with the
State of Georgia Department of Education's Quality Core
Curriculum (QCC) guidelines.
Young Scholars Internship Program
The University of Georgia CAES Summer Internship Programs
target talented high school students who show a high aptitude
in math and science related subjects. The program gives high
school students an opportunity to work on science and technology
projects with faculty in the College of Agricultural and
Environmental Sciences; meet faculty and students in various
departments and learn about the many fields of study and
career opportunities in agri-science.
STARS Program
The University of Georgia's Tifton Campus K-12 educational outreach program is designed to enrich the science, math, and technology experiences of K-12 teachers and students by providing a real-world application of classroom textbook science and exposing them to real issues in scientific research.
Student
Athletic Trainer High School Summer Camps
The University of Georgia annually hosts an athletic training
camp for high school students.
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