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Students at a previous Montana State University summer Peaks and Potentials camp in Bozeman work on a project. Students at the camps, scheduled this year for June 18-23, engage in a variety of hands-on activities from science to art to engineering, including a workshop called Science of the Invisible, through which campers investigate how things we can't see impact our daily lives.
From MSU News Service
BOZEMAN - Registration is now open for Montana State University's Peaks and Potentials program, a week-long enrichment camp for high-potential students entering grades five through seven next fall, offered June 18-23 on the MSU campus in Bozeman.
Peaks and Potentials is designed to offer students the opportunity to explore special topics of interest and work with experts in various subject areas.
Sessions for this summer's camp include a variety of topics in science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM. There will also be topics in the arts and humanities, including creative writing, law, film making, paper making and more.
Students have the option of staying on campus or commuting to and from camp each day. Evening activities include swimming, volleyball, soccer and more.
Instructors are MSU faculty, graduate students and experienced professionals from the area. University students and professionals act as director and counselors throughout the week. All classes emphasize personal instruction and small group interaction, as well as a hands-on approach. The academic, recreational and social activities offer students a chance to interact with their peers and sample campus life.
Enrollment is limited, and the camp generally fills to capacity. Registration forms are available online at http://eu.montana.edu/peaks/ or in the MSU Office of Continuing Education in 200 Culbertson Hall.
The camp is sponsored by MSU Extended University. For more information, contact Extended University at [email protected] or 406-994-6683.
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