" Being involved in the American Institute of Chemical Engineering has helped me discover some of the amazing opportunities MSU students have after graduation."
Brian LaFleur (Class of 2013)

Spartan Engineering for Teens (Formerly WIMS for Teens)- Commuter

Summer, Commuter
June 10-14, 2013, 8 a.m. - Noon
8th and 9th grades by Fall 2013

Regarding Camp Information and Applications:

Luis Donado

517-353-7282

donadoto@egr.msu.edu

Regarding Payment:

Jamie Lynn Marks

517-353-7282

marksjam@egr.msu.edu

 


Formerly WIMS for Teens.

This program is dedicated to teaching future engineers and scientists the skills to be leaders in this exciting interdisciplinary field. Students in the program will use microsensors and robots while learning science, engineering, and mathematics. Working with science teachers and engineering faculty, students will design and build experiments. Students will learn about various engineering majors, be involved in short courses, demonstrations, field trips and hands-on experiments.

Participation Fee: $300

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Tentative Schedule

Online Application- Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

Please note you are not fully accepted to the program without completing the entire application process and after acceptance, submitting payment. Completed applications will have priority for acceptance.

Summer 2013 online application coming soon!

Tentative Schedule

Common Questions and Answers

1. Do you offer Scholarships?  No, as the program fee is already substantially lower than our counterpart programs around the nation due to sponsorships from various industry partners that offset the cost. The program fee covers tuition, fees equipment, supplies, and risk management insurance.
2. Do they need to bring spending money? The only things students will need spending money for are souvenirs or extra snacks. However, we are not responsible for lost or stolen items.  Students are encouraged to bring their own snacks.
3. May students leave campus? No, due to safety concerns we do not allow students to leave campus.

No specific requirements other than application and attending 8th-9th grade in Fall 2013.