game, robotics, participated in these academic skills) classes. Sports Camps Soccer Camps are conducted by the College’s men’s soccer coach in K-12 Summer Continuing Education and Yes an agreement with a vendor and the College. These camps are Professional Development designed for all levels of soccer players. Tennis camps are offered In 2015, more than 100 (tennis camps) and for students ranging from elementary school through high school. students participated in Athletics (soccer camps) the soccer camps and about 90 students participated in the tennis camps. Garden City These are held at our smaller campus location, across the street from 180 Middle School Weekly through the academic College Centers No Middle School a middle school in a lower income area. The program provides students year After School academic support in math and English language arts in a fun, Program encouraging environment. Program goals include improving skills and changing attitudes about learning in general. Special events and activities No Science This event brings elementary school students from area schools, Third through fifth Once a year spring Continuing Education & – Olympiad along with their parents and families, to campus to participate in grade students Professional Development science team competitions. About 700 students, plus parents and other family members. Mind Trekkers Michigan Technological University’s (MTU) Mind Trekkers STEM Middle school as the Once a year fall Sciences No – road show. Mind Trekkers brings the excitement and of primary audience, but “wow” science to K-12 students under the guidance of MTU graduate and reaches an elementary undergraduate students. audience as well More than 3500 students and parents Middle School Science Day is an annual event whose mission is to engage local 80 middle school Once a year, in April Student Activities, Math No Science Day middle school students through science experiments and students attended and Physics Club and Phi demonstrations. Schoolcraft students and faculty plan and execute Theta Kappa
game, robotics, academic skills) participated in these classes. Sports Camps Soccer Camps are conducted by the College’s men’s soccer coach in an agreement with a vendor and the College. These camps are designed for all levels of soccer players. Tennis camps are offered for students ranging from elementary school through high school. K-12 In 2015, more than 100 students participated in the soccer camps and about 90 students participated in the tennis camps. Summer Continuing Education and Professional Development (tennis camps) and Athletics (soccer camps) Yes Garden City Middle School After School Program These are held at our smaller campus location, across the street from a middle school in a lower income area. The program provides academic support in math and English language arts in a fun, encouraging environment. Program goals include improving skills and changing attitudes about learning in general. 180 Middle School students Weekly through the academic year College Centers No Special events and activities Science Olympiad This event brings elementary school students from area schools, along with their parents and families, to campus to participate in science team competitions. Third through fifth grade students About 700 students, plus parents and other family members. Once a year – spring Continuing Education & Professional Development No Mind Trekkers Michigan Technological University’s (MTU) Mind Trekkers STEM road show. Mind Trekkers brings the excitement and “wow” of science to K-12 students under the guidance of MTU graduate and undergraduate students. Middle school as the primary audience, but reaches an elementary audience as well More than 3500 students and parents Once a year – fall Sciences No Middle School Science Day Science Day is an annual event whose mission is to engage local middle school students through science experiments and demonstrations. Schoolcraft students and faculty plan and execute 80 middle school students attended Once a year, in April Student Activities, Math and Physics Club and Phi Theta Kappa No
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