Program: iD Tech Camps for Kids and Teens: Universities in Wisconsin
Description: This summer, explore a top campus, make friends as you master new tech skills, and join a community of more than 275,000 alumni. At iD Tech Camps, students ages 7-17 can learn to code, build websites, design video games, experience virtual reality, mod Minecraft, engineer robots, model and print 3D characters, and more! These weeklong, day and overnight summer programs are held at prestigious campuses nationwide. iD Tech summer courses are inclusive of every skill level and learning style. Tech-savvy instructors teach curriculum in small groups of just 8 students per instructor and campers enjoy long-term benefits that extend into future careers. iD Tech also offers early-education STEM programs, all-girls tech camps, teen-only academies, and an online learning platform. Get started today at www.idtech.com or call (888)709-8324 and join us as we inspire the makers of tomorrow.
Participants: Kids and teenagers.
Summer program website: iD Tech Camps
 
Program: Marquette Summer Engineering Programs for High School Students, Middle School Students, and Elementary Students: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Description: The College of Engineering at Marquette University offers a variety of summer engineering programs for students. The summer programs include robotics, computer programming, web design, and project-based integrated math. Participating students have the opportunity to explore high interest topics, gain skills related to the engineering field, participate in hands-on activities, learn from experienced instructors, and gain experience in a college setting.
Participants: High school students, middle school students, and elementary students.
Program website: Marquette Summer Engineering Programs
 
Program: Milwaukee School of Engineering Youth Summer Programs for High School Students: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Description: The Milwaukee School of Engineering offers summer programs for high school students that are designed to help explore college majors and careers of interest. Students have the opportunity to choose a summer program that best fits their interests and goals. Students can choose a summer camp that provides them with the chance to explore different areas in the field of engineering. Students can also choose a summer camp, which provides them with a chance to learn more about specific areas of study such as nursing, business, electrical engineering, biomedical engineering and more. Participating students have the opportunity to meet peers with similar interests, examine topics of interest, learn from experienced instructors, and gain experience on a college campus.
Participants: High school students.
Program website: Milwaukee School of Engineering Summer Programs
 
Program: University of Wisconsin Green Bay Summer Camps for High School Students and Middle School Students: Green Bay, Wisconsin
Description: The University of Wisconsin Green Bay offers a variety of pre-college summer camps for high school students and middle school students. Programs are offered in art, music, video game programming, and science. The University of Wisconsin Green Bay Summer Camps provides students with a great way to spend their summer and a fantastic way to learn more about subjects of interest.
Participants:  High school students and middle school students.
Program website: Wisconsin Green Bay Summer Camps
 
Program: University of Wisconsin La Crosse Young Scholars Summer Program for High School Students, Middle School Students, and Elementary Students: La Crosse, Wisconsin
Description: The University of Wisconsin La Crosse offers summer programs for high school, middle school, and elementary students. The programs are designed to help students have a productive learning experience in the summer. The summer programs include a Summer Mentoring, Adventures, and Reading Together (SMART) Program, and Introductory Mississippi River Adventure Program, and an Advanced Mississippi River Adventure Program. The participants in the programs vary by grade level.
Participants:High school students, middle school students, and elementary students (programs vary by grade level).
Program website: Wisconsin La Crosse Summer Youth Programs
 
Program: University of Wisconsin Summer Science Program for High School Students: Madison, Wisconsin
Description: The University of Wisconsin Madison’s Summer Science Institute gives students the opportunity to enhance their understanding of biological/physical research while they learn about college life and strengthen their writing and math skills. Participating students have the opportunity to gain hands-on research experience, present research work, learn from experienced mentors, meet peers, and gain experience in a college setting.
Participants: High school students.
Program website: Wisconsin Summer Science Program
 
Program: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee ArtsECO Pre-College Summer Program: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Description: UWM ArtsECO Pre-College provides college-preparatory art and design courses taught by university faculty for high school students. Students can build a drawing skills, venture into sculpture, or learn digital processes. This on-campus experience may lead students to college admission, scholarships, or other opportunities!
Three courses are offered by ArtsECO Pre-College in the Summer of 2017: Drawing & Self-Expression (2D), Makin’ it Real! (3D) and Do it Digital! Design for Digital Art Making . Students may register for one, two, or all three. Courses are $25 – $85 each and come with supplies, bus pass (as needed), and snacks. Registrations are processed on a first-come, first-serve basis so register today!
Participants: High school students, incoming freshman to graduating seniors.
Program website: ArtsECO Pre-College
 
Program: University of Wisconsin, Stout Summer Pre-College Programs for High School Students: Menomonie, Wisconsin
Description: The University of Wisconsin, Stout offers summer pre-college programs for students. The summer programs include graphic design, studio art, and college prep. The programs provide students with the opportunity to engage in hands-on activities, explore topics of interest, meet peers, utilize the university’s resources and gain experience in a college setting.
Participants: High school students.
Program website: Wisconsin Stout Summer Programs
 
Program: University of Wisconsin Whitewater Summer Academic Camps for High School Students and Middle School Students: Whitewater, Wisconsin
Description: The University of Wisconsin Whitewater offers a variety of summer camps for high school students and middle school students. Students have the opportunity to receive instruction reading, math, science, and STEM related topics. There is also a college acceleration program for high school students.
Participants: High school students and middle school students.
Program website: Wisconsin Whitewater Summer Pre-College Programs and Camps