Educational program about retirement financial planning and investment strategies.

SPARK-MDS Camp explores mathematical principles behind data science and machine learning through interactive lectures, coding, and projects. Learn how data is represented mathematically, compress high-dimensional data, and use machine learning for pattern recognition and predictions. For students entering grades 10-12. Transcript required.

3-week residential program where students apply data science skills to help local Burke County community organizations solve problems using data. Students work in teams with graduate students from NC State's Data Science Academy. Move-in June 7, program runs June 8-26.

8-week internship and upskilling program for Alabama high school students focusing on data analytics, AI, and career exploration. Students commit 10 hours/week to internship plus 5-10 hours/week to skills training. Covers Excel, SQL, Python, prompt engineering, AI agents, and more. Available as on-site, hybrid, or virtual opportunities across Alabama.

UT PREP 3 is a 5-week academic enrichment program for graduates of the UT PREP 2 program. Students explore data analysis, research methods, and technical writing concepts in Research and Inquiry, Statistics, and College & Career Awareness. Students will use inquiry-based methods to conduct independent investigations, present findings at the UT PREP Research Symposium, explore UT's labs and facilities including Gregory Gym, build college preparation skills, engage with career speakers, and form relationships with friends and mentors. Completion qualifies students to obtain high school credit from the Texas Education Agency. Program runs Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., with no camp on June 18th and June 29th - July 3rd.

Five-week camp for students who will have graduated from 8th or 9th grade by Summer 2026. Students explore university-level research while working on independent inquiry. Includes Research & Inquiry, Statistics, and Technical Writing courses. Features lab tours, career speakers, and college/career exploration. Camp runs Monday-Thursday from June 15th - July 23rd, 2026, with breaks on June 18th and June 29th - July 3rd. Grade requirements: 85 minimum in Math, Science & English (80 for advanced courses), 70 minimum in all other courses. Registration requires UT Ideal Logic PREP Application, UT EID, student survey, and grade report. NOT for high school credit.

Five-day computational biology camp for high school students interested in math, science, medicine, and computation. Focus on genome and transcriptome in diseases, performing computational biology research using patient RNA expression data to identify RNA biomarkers. Includes wet-lab experimental day. Virtual option available for $610. Required for miRcore volunteer program qualification.

A free four-day summer camp for high school students (grades 9-12) focusing on data science. Students stay on campus in residence halls for three nights, starting Monday at 9 AM and presenting their work Thursday afternoon. Activities include learning R programming, statistics through hands-on activities, creating data science projects, utilizing AI programs, and campus exploration. Food and lodging are provided.

Week 3 of STEM Academy: Forces in Motion. Students explore forces, motion, energy, and sustainability through project-based learning in physics, computer programming, robotics, and statistics, examining how these concepts intersect in real-world systems through a partnership with Xavier University Faculty. Learning outcomes include explaining how forces, motion, and energy interact in real-world systems, working collaboratively to design and complete STEM projects, applying the scientific method to test ideas and analyze data, and communicating results clearly through presentations and demonstrations. Duration: July 6-10, 2026.

Five-day computational biology camp for high school students interested in math, science, medicine, and computation. Focus on genome and transcriptome in diseases, performing computational biology research using patient RNA expression data to identify RNA biomarkers. Includes wet-lab experimental day. Virtual option available for $610. Required for miRcore volunteer program qualification.

Five-day computational biology camp for high school students interested in math, science, medicine, and computation. Focus on genome and transcriptome in diseases, performing computational biology research using patient RNA expression data to identify RNA biomarkers. Includes wet-lab experimental day or field trip. Virtual option available for $610. Required for miRcore volunteer program qualification.