STEM CAMP

April 5th - April 9th

Regular session: 9 am - 1 pm

Mini session: 2 pm - 5 pm

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Members: $150

Non-members: $190

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During the STEM camp we will be learning about the different branches of science such as chemistry, physics, biology, and earth sciences, in addition to performing fun engineering activities. The goal of this camp is to teach the campers about the importance of STEM while engaging in fun activities that will help campers to retain the information. STEM education aids in helping children to become critical thinkers while encouraging them to become future innovators.

ABOUT THE EDUCATOR

Miss Jasmine

Miss Jasmine is one of our educators here at the Museum. She leads the S.T.E.A.M Exploration program where we learn about the different branches of S.T.E.A.M and perform an activity or experiment each week. She recently graduated from The University of North Carolina-Wilmington with a Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology and Oceanography. During her undergraduate career she studied abroad in England at the University of Southampton. While there I was enrolled in the Earth and Ocean Sciences program. Miss Jasmine is very interested in Orcas and hopes to one day become a whale biologist!