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Nearly every college at ²ÊÉñvlllÕù°Ô offers some type of summer camp for younger students. From engineering and culinary arts to real estate and media, there's a camp for every kid's interest. Take a look at this summer's offerings, organized by college and department.

College of Arts and Sciences

²ÊÉñvlllÕù°Ô’s College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) will offer camps throughout June for middle and high school students. Topics include dance, guitar, painting, printmaking, journalism, creative writing, forensic anthropology, neuroscience and psychology.

Thanks to a partnership with ConocoPhillips Alaska, participating Title I schools will select eligible students to attend CAS's summer camps at no cost — including free lunch and Seawolf Shuttle transportation between home and campus.

Camps are now open for general registration. Learn more about CAS summer camps.

College of Business and Public Policy

²ÊÉñvlllÕù°Ô's College of Business and Public Policy (CBPP) will offer one-day summer academies throughout June for middle school students, high school students and 2025 graduates to learn about business in an exciting and interactive way. Topics include accounting, real estate investing, entrepreneurship, negotiation, economics and organizational behavior. Students can register for one or multiple academies. Learn more about CBPP's summer academies.

In July, CBPP's Weidner Center for Real Estate will also host a free, three-day workshop, sponsored by Calais, for high school students. The annual event lets students explore career and educational opportunities in real estate management and learn how and why people invest in income-producing real estate. Applications for 2025 are now closed. Contact program director Terry Fields at tjfields@alaska.edu for more information.

College of Engineering

The ²ÊÉñvlllÕù°Ô Summer Engineering Academies are a series of weeklong, hands-on educational day camps in Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley throughout the summer for students entering grades 3 through 12. Each academy is designed to encourage interest in and provide exposure to science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Applications are closed for 2025; open enrollment begins the first week of May. Learn more about CoEng's summer academies.

College of Health

Della Keats

Della Keats is a four-week residential program, administered by the WWAMI School of Medical Education, for high school students and recent graduates on the ²ÊÉñvlllÕù°Ô Anchorage campus. Students experience university residential life, complete health science-related pre-college coursework, conduct health-related research projects and complete at least four different medical or health care professional job shadows. Registration is closed for 2025. Learn more about the Della Keats program.

Community and Technical College

²ÊÉñvlllÕù°Ô's Department of Culinary Arts hosts weeklong boot camps for children ages 11 to 17. Topics range from beginning bakery and beginning culinary to food technology and decorative skills. Most of the boot camps are full, but there is an option to be added to the waitlist.

Athletics

Volleyball

²ÊÉñvlllÕù°Ô's volleyball team and coaching staff will host camps in July for middle school and high school students. Sessions include two all-skills camps and an elite camp.  

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