Summer Camps and Programs

The Baldwin Wallace University Conservatory of Music has a long history of offering school-age and adult learners focused music study through workshops, camps and training institutes. For additional details, see our list of summer music programs.

Professional Development for Business

Whether your interest lies in project management, business analysis, process improvement, leadership development or customer experience, Baldwin Wallace has a public program that will exceed your expectations. All noncredit programs involve hands-on, interactive sessions that develop skills, contain collaborative discussions and incorporate interactive methods and strategies to learn and implement all course curriculum tips and techniques. Details >>

Professional Development for Educators

Professional development courses for K-12 teachers and administrators are online graduate-level, non-degree courses designed to enhance an educator's skills and knowledge base while adding credit toward license renewal. Details >>

Professional Development for Music Educators

High-quality professional development for music educators in workshops coordinated with Ohio Standards and contextualized for the music educator. Details >>

LoVetri Institute For Somatic Voicework™

The three-tiered course of LoVetri's method, Somatic Voicework™, is comprehensive but accessible to everyone from singers not yet teaching to those with decades of experience. Vocal function is clearly explained, and the exercises presented are designed to empower teachers to create solutions for a wide variety of pedagogical needs. Details >>

Baldwin Wallace has a variety of athletic camps, clinics, programs and youth activities for a variety of ages throughout the school year as well as in the summer. See our list of athletic camps and clinics for current offerings for lacrosse, football, basketball, volleyball, soccer and wrestling.

Youth Adventure Sport Camp (July 15-18, 2019)

New this year — FOUR DAYS ON THE WATER! For children ages 8-13. The camp runs Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Campers need to bring a lunch each day.

The cost is $200 and includes all activities and camp shirt. Payment made by check must be received within five days of registration in order to hold a spot in camp. Space is limited. Registration is on a first come, first served basis. For questions, email BwRecSports@bw.edu.

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• AmeriCheer (July 15-17, 2019)
• Grindstone Cross Country Camp (July 21 - 25, 2019)
• Xcelerate Nike Boys Lacrosse Camp (July 22-25, 2019)
• Xcelerate Nike Girls Lacrosse Camp (July 15-18, 2019)

Classroom Antics Summer Tech Day Camps (July 8-12, 2019)

Summer Tech Camps will be offered in video game design, LEGO^® robotics, Minecraft coding, stop-motion animation, video production and Scratch computer programming for kids 7-13. The week-long summer camps will run during either a morning or afternoon session for 3 hours each day. Details >>

High School Tech Camp (July 15-19, 2019)

This week-long, GIRLS ONLY experience is designed to engage high school students in hands-on, interactive coding activities. The camp allows students to learn the concepts of computer programming and encourages them to think about complex ideas and concepts rationally and logically. Details >>

National Computer Camp (July 7-12 & 14-19, 2019)

Where can a youngster design a video game, learn to code, create a phone app, take apart a computer, write a web page, play tennis, and make new friends? At the National Computer Camps! NCC is America's original computer camp since 1977 and is unique; campers may attend one or multi-week sessions with a continuous curriculum that covers all aspects of computer literacy and includes an optional sports program. The camps are ideal for both experienced and first-time campers. Details >>

The Northern Ohio InfraGard Chapter Cyber Camp (July 22-26)

The InfraGard Cyber Camp engages students' technical skills and aptitudes for information technology and security. The camp is designed to be a launchpad for students to identify their future career path in science, technology, engineering, math or cybersecurity. The camp is FREE with all materials and lunch included. Students who are rising 9th through 12th graders are welcome to apply by May 31, 2019. Details >>

Robotics with BlocklyProp (July 31, 2019)

This course is geared toward middle school and high school educators, though all educators (middle school through college) are invited to apply. The course will be an engaging one-day STEM Professional Development featuring Blockly graphical programming and the ActivityBot robot. Details >>