University of Rhode Island Navy STEM Crew Summer Camp
Naval Science and Technology
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About this camp
The University of Rhode Island Navy STEM Crew Summer Camp in Kingston, RI, provides a focused day program for middle and high school students interested in science and technology. Participants engage in hands-on activities within state-of-the-art engineering facilities. This free program focuses on practical STEM applications. Students learn to build underwater Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) and gain experience flying drones. The curriculum also includes creating 3-D printer art and exploring ocean science, offering direct exposure to engineering, robotics, and marine technology principles. Designed for students seeking to develop technical skills, this program offers a substantive introduction to STEM fields.
What kids love
- Learn how to build underwater ROVs
- Try your hand at flying a drone
- Make 3-D printer art
- Explore the deep blue world of ocean science
- Free of charge
Dates to be announced
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Past sessions
This one-week day camp, best for returning campers and campers in 5th–8th grade, teaches middle and high schoolers about science and technology through adventure-based learning in state-of-the-art engineering facilities, including building underwater ROVs, flying drones, and making 3D printer art.
Learn more / RegisterThis one-week day camp, best for returning campers and campers in 5th–8th grade, teaches middle and high schoolers about science and technology through adventure-based learning in state-of-the-art engineering facilities, including building underwater ROVs, flying drones, and making 3D printer art.
Learn more / RegisterThis one-week day camp, best for first-year campers and campers in 4th–6th grade, teaches middle and high schoolers about science and technology through adventure-based learning in state-of-the-art engineering facilities, including building underwater ROVs, flying drones, and making 3D printer art.
Learn more / Register