Summer Camps

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.

Summer Reading Intervention (June 18-July 18, 2018)

This month-long program combines reading diagnosis and individualized instruction. The program is designed for readers who need remedial reading tutoring and who will enter grades 1–10 in the fall of 2017. For registration information, contact Dr. Rochelle Berndt at (440) 826-6974.

Summer Gedanken Institute for Problem Solving in Calculus (July 23-27, 2018)

Directed by BW physics professors Dr. Edwin F. Meyer and Meridith Witt, this institute will give participants the tools to truly understand calculus. Applying general problem-solving techniques, such as simplifying and building a model, difficult calculus problems become navigable. This institute is designed with a range of skill levels in mind, so no one should think that he or she does not "know enough calculus" to join. Age does not matter, previous calculus experience does not matter, the grade earned in a previous calculus course does not matter. All that is needed for this institute is a creative mind willing to be challenged.

Contact Meridith Witt at mwitt@bw.edu or (440) 826-2796 with any questions.

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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 16-20, 2018)

For children entering grades 3-8. Activities include kayaking, stand up paddleboarding, archery, badminton, golf, basketball, slacklining, camping skills, outdoor education, racquetball, team games, swimming, disc golf and more!

The camp runs Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Campers need to bring a lunch Monday through Thursday. The cost is $200 and includes all activities, equipment, camp shirt and a pizza lunch on Friday.

To register, contact Janet Brisky at jbrisky@bw.edu or Christine Cancian at ccancian@bw.edu. Program flyer.

• AmeriCheer (July 16-18, 2018)
• Grindstone Cross Country Camp (July 22-26, 2018)
• Xcelerate Nike Boys Lacrosse Camp (July 16-19, 2018)
• Xcelerate Nike Girls Lacrosse Camp (July 23-26, 2018)

Classroom Antics Summer Tech Day Camps (July 9-13, 2018)

Technology summer day camp is for kids 7-13 years old. Camps run as either a morning or afternoon session for 3 hours/day. Children attending full-day (both a morning and afternoon session) may stay and eat lunch with instructors and other full-day campers (just pack a lunch). Register early, as there are only 12 spaces available in each camp. View Details >>

High School Tech Camp ( July 23-27, 2018)

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 8-13, 2018)

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. View Details >>