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Program URL: http://www.growageneration.com/grow-a-gen-labs/upcoming-events/summer-cwnc/
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Summer Camps at Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic High School
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Developing STEM Skills,
grounding learners in a fun vision of future careers,
all while building a more just and beautiful world.
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STEM Careers Tour Travel by bus to 10 companies and 5 college campuses in and around Pittsburgh for tours, discussions, activities, and explorations. Click for more information. MTWThF8:30-4:30Dr. Ellen Cavanaugh9-10-11-12307/6/20157/10/20152015 Summer 1395 All day + bus
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RegisterFind Your Passion STEM Careers Exploration July 13-17This full day program invites learners to identify their passion, that element in life that fills them with insatiable curiosity and an interior drive to learn more. Each young person will take several personality inventories, examine current degree offerings in American Universities and the types of careers they can prepare for. Choosing just three, students will go deeper to identify current leaders in those fields and how they arrived where they are. Specific goals and objectives will be developed for project based portfolio building activities that can lead them onto the path to pursue their passion once the class is done. MTWThF9:30-3:00Dr. Ellen Cavanaugh9-10-11-12127/13/20157/17/20152015 Summer 2325 All day
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Find Your Passion STEM Careers Exploration July 20-24MTWThF9:30-3:00Leah Kennelly9-10-11-12127/20/20157/24/20152015 Summer 3325 All day
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RegisterEngineering Your PassionEach day introduces students to a different engineering field and gives them a chance to brainstorm, research, design, build, test, and rebuild. Come, be inspired to consider a future in a STEM career! MTWThF9:30-3:00Dr. Ellen Cavanaugh6 - 7 - 8187/20/20157/24/20152015 Summer 3325 All day
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RegisterAudacious RobotocistsMentored by the Cardinal Wuerl Tro-Bot FIRST Robotics Team, budding roboticists will work with Mindstorm robots to navigate some amazing competition fields and master robotic engineering concepts of gear ratios, angles of turn rotation, the frequency and amplitude of sound sensors, and the sensors used by the new driverless cars. MTWThF9:30-12:00
Tro-Bot FIRST Robotics Team
3 - 4 - 5127/13/20157/17/20152015 Summer 2180 Half Day
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RegisterArchaeological Game DesignersThe mission: to choose a historical artifact and animate a game of discovery to be used by a local museum or historical society. Scratch animation software will be taught as student learn to storyboard their project, import and edit photographs, then program animations that tell a story that emotionally draws their audience into their game.MTWThF12:30-3:00Christina Esposito3 - 4 - 5127/13/20157/17/20152015 Summer 2180 Half Day
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RegisterCrafting a Science Fiction Short StoryThroughout the week, students will draft their own short stories with the goal of submitting for publication. They will analyze two texts and discuss the elements of a short story and how language impacts the way we read and form our own opinions and interpretations of a text.MTWThF12:30-3:00
Samantha Bartholomew
9-10-11-12157/13/20157/17/20152015 Summer 2180 Half Day
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RegisterMobile App Development and the Verizon ChallengeThe Mobile App Development Camp will focus on developing apps for the Andriod and the preparing a team to compete in the Verizon Innovative App Challenge. Camp participants will receive the skills and knowledge needed to create their own apps, such as: MIT App Inventor Software, User interface design principles, Mobile application design and development considerations, Android app construction, and User interface design to improve usability. No prior programming experience needed. All levels encouraged to come!MTWThF9:30-12:00Linda Parrish9-10-11-127/20/20157/24/20152015 Summer 3180 Half Day
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RegisterThe Writings of Neil deGrasse Tyson and Michio Kaku Students will explore the writings of Michio Kaku and Neil deGrasse Tyson two modern writers in popular science. As we discuss and htink about the implications of Kakau and Tyson's work, students will prepare a science fair proposal that is based on one chapter from each book. MTWThF12:30-3:00
Samantha Bartholomew
9-10-11-12157/20/20157/24/20152015 Summer 3180 Half Day
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RegisterNASA Design ChallengeCome learn about the multitude of NASA Engineering Challenges that are being offered in the upcoming year and the amazing opportunities now available in space exploration, robotics, scientific experimentation, geographic informational systems, and mining.
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9:30-12:00Dr. Ellen Cavanaugh3-4-5 and 6-7-8 and 9-10-11-12 7/27/20157/31/20152015 Summer 4180 Half Day
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RegisterThe Science of Martial ArtsMartial Arts and other physically demanding sports depend upon not only on the strength of its athletes, but also how they utilize and distribute force. Movement and power can be measured mathematically. An understanding of the physics of mass, velocity and torque help athletes gain an advantage over their opponents. This is an excellent class for any athletic students looking to take Physics to lay preliminary groundwork to visualize physics embodied.
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9:30-12:00
Master Scott Homschek
9-10-11-127/27/20157/31/20152015 Summer 4180 Half Day
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RegisterSpace Apps ChallengeExamine the entries and programming to the recent winners of the International Space Apps Challenge, a two-day hackathon where teams of technologists, scientists, designers, artists, educators, entrepreneurs, developers and students across the globe collaborated and engaged with publicly available data to design innovative solutions for global challenges.Can you lead a team to victory next year?
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12:30-3:00Dr. Ellen Cavanaugh8-9-10-11-127/27/20157/31/20152015 Summer 4180 Half Day
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RegisterDrama Workshop: Einstein's DreamsStudents will analyze, interpret, and prepare to perform from Einstein's Dreams by Alan Lightman.
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12:30-3:00
Samantha Bartholomew
8-9-10-11-12157/27/20157/31/20152015 Summer 4180 Half Day
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RegisterThe Health Science of AgingExercise programs for elderly patients have received much attention recently for their potential role in preventing illness and injury, limiting functional loss and disability, and alleviating the course and symptoms of existing cardiac, pulmonary, and metabolic disorders. The basic components of an exercise training program include strength, endurance, balance, and flexibility.Learn the science and then spend an afternoon applying it with a visit to a local nursing home to run an exercise program. MTWThF9:30-3:00Julia Chaney6-7-8-9127/13/20157/17/20152015 Summer325 All day
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RegisterSTEM and the Fiber ArtsLearn the math and techniques of Fiber Artists and create an EduVideo on the science and technology the art of bending, blending, dying, weaving, and fashioning fibers. MTWThF9:30-3:00Dr. Angela Fishman6-7-8-9157/27/20157/31/20152015 Summer 4325 All day
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