THE
CIMIC Science & Technology Summer Camp
Summer camp program provides an opportunity for middle and high school
students to explore science and technology disciplines based on challenging and
real-world problem solving, and to apply the state-of-the-art technology to
understand scientific concepts in solving real world problems.
Specific goals include:
·
Stimulate
curiosity and excitement in middle/high school students through the
introduction of the state-of-the-art computer tools and technology.
·
Place
students in an actual university environment, interacting with scientists and
computer professionals as role models.
·
Allow
scientists and computer professionals to transmit their own excitement with
science and technology and spark the children's imagination and curiosity.
·
Demonstrate
the feasibility of a career in science and/or information technology
·
Disseminate
the success of the program to universities and middle/high schools nationwide.
Program information:
Our summer programs are designed to
introduce students to technology-based problem-solving techniques through
hands-on computer laboratory experience, lectures, field visits and group
presentations. Past year program topics
focused on the environmental problems such as water quality, smart growth of
urban cities, animal biodiversity in our area, scientific decision on where to
locate monitoring stations, etc.
This year our program will focus on
the biodiversity problem, specifically birds in
Program Eligibility
The CIMIC summer programs are open
to students who are in middle school or high school. Selection for the program is based on the
following criteria:
·
Students
attending junior and high schools (grades 7-12) in
·
A
strong interest in science, mathematics, and technology
·
Recommendations
from teachers and/or counselors
·
Underrepresented
minorities (African-American, Hispanic, and Native American)
Tentative Schedule:
The program
will run from July 5 to July 18 daily from