Camps
PNW camps let participants have fun with memorable hands-on experiences! Campers can deepen their interests, explore campus and even build useful skills for future careers.
Register for PNW Camps!
Find the camp that’s right for you and sign up today. Use the filters below to sort by age, date or interest, then click the link to learn more and register!
PNW Athletics Camps
July and august
PNW Athletics is excited to offer another summer lineup of athletics camps and clinics! Visit the PNW Athletics website for dates, cost, daily schedules and more.
Age Group
Area of Interest
Month
Construction Camp (Camp Full)
Date(s): July 27 to 31
Ages: 13 to 17
Free! This week long camp will focus on construction materials, concrete and bridge building. Highlights include calculating the amount of weight the campers individual bridge design can withstand, mixing concrete and determining the strength through a crush test and hands-on work with forming a concrete structure.
Cybersecurity Camp (Camp Full!)
Date(s): July 27 to 31
Ages: 13 to 17
Free! A free weeklong camp for high school students featuring robot game design, cryptography and ethical hacking.
“From Sensors to Smart Systems: Building your own AI Powered Digital Twin” Camp (Camp Full!)
Date(s): July 27 to 31
Ages: 13 to 17
Free! In this hands-on, one-week tech camp, you will turn real-world signals (like temperature, light and motion) into digital data that AI systems can understand. Using an Arduino microcontroller and the Arduino Cloud, you will build your own digital twin. A live, cloud-connected model that collects real-time data, processes it and even sends alerts straight to your phone.
Roots and Wonders Forest School (Register Now!)
Date(s): July 27 to 30
Ages: 3 to 5
$200 Roots and Wonders Forest School is a four-day, parent/guardian-accompanied, outdoor learning experience at Gabis Arboretum for children ages 3-5.
To request a disability-related accommodation, please contact the Office of Civil Rights at civilrights@pnw.edu or (219) 989-2163 five days prior to the event.
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PNW Shares in Lilly Endowment Grant to Expand Programs for K-12 Students
Purdue University Northwest is among colleges and universities statewide awarded funding through Lilly Endowment Inc.’s Indiana Youth Programs on Campus. The initiative is designed to support higher education institutions in providing high-quality programming for K-12 students.