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!
Camps are still being added, so look for additional details soon.
PNW Athletics Camps
July and August
PNW Athletics is excited to offer another summer lineup of athletics camps and clinics! Camp and clinic information such as dates, cost, daily schedules and more will be available on the PNW Athletics website.
Age Group
Area of Interest
Month
Storytelling with Data Summer Camp (Register Now!)
Date(s): July 28 to August 1
Grades: 6 to 9
$150 The Department of Mathematics and Scientists at PNW is offering a five-day summer camp on storytelling with data for middle school aged students. The campers will learn to uncover the patterns and clues within the dataset by using their mathematical and statistical skill sets. Emphasis will be on collecting, visualizing, analyzing and interpreting data in a meaningful way.
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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.