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Visit the websites of these CS opportunities available for students.

Elementary School Students

Rose-Hulman: Connecting With Code

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A week-long camp that connects Rose-Hulman faculty, staff, and students to kids interested in software development.

Purdue: Reach Out for Computer Science

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The ROCS group at Purdue works to develop exciting ways for students to get involved in the world of technology.

Purdue: iD Tech

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A Purdue University summer camp for kids and teens to help them learn about coding, artificial intelligence, film, robotics, and game design.

Girls Who Code

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An organization that offers free after-school programs for 3rd-5th and 6th-12th grade girls to learn about computer science and work with supportive mentors.

South Bend Code School

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A program for kids 7-18 to learn coding by programming their own games, projects, and websites.

4-H Robotics

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A robotics club that helps young learners develop an interest in robotics and technology.

CoderDojo

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CoderDojo is a global movement of free, volunteer-led, community-based computer programming clubs for young people.

Vex Robotics

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TechPoint Foundation For Youth will host the 2nd annual Indiana VEX Robotics State Championship at Lucas Oil Stadium on March 9, 2019.

Boys & Girls Club:

Computer Science Pathway

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While learning to code, imitating algorithmic processes, and designing original technologies, members build key social and emotional skills like teamwork, perseverance, and the ability to identify and solve problems.

Wonder League Robotics Competition

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Teams of kids ages 6-8, 9-11, and 12-14 will design solutions for real-world science and technology challenges by programming Dash, Dot, and our newest robot, Cue.

First Lego League

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Guided by two or more adult Coaches, FIRST LEGO League* teams (up to 10 members, grades 4-8**) research a real-world problem such as food safety, recycling, energy, etc., and are challenged to develop a solution.

Indiana Academy Summer Camps

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K-12. Camps are age-specific and filled with hands-on activities. Campers are always in for a week of fun!

Middle School Students

Rose-Hulman: Connecting With Code

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A week-long camp that connects Rose-Hulman faculty, staff, and students to kids interested in software development.

Purdue: Reach Out for Computer Science

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The ROCS group at Purdue works to develop exciting ways for students to get involved in the world of technology.

Purdue: Computer Science Summer Camp

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A summer camp for middle school and high school students to introduce them to computational thinking and programming.

Purdue University Resident Camp: Technology Advances Girl Scouts (T.A.G.S.)

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A Girl Scouts camp put on by Purdue University that introduces young girls to computer technology and other technology related fields.

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Purdue: iD Tech

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A Purdue University summer camp for kids and teens to help them learn about coding, artificial intelligence, film, robotics, and game design.

4-H Robotics

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A robotics club that helps young learners develop an interest in robotics and technology.

Girls Who Code

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An organization that offers free after-school programs for 3rd-5th and 6th-12th grade girls to learn about computer science and work with supportive mentors.

South Bend Code School

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A program for kids 7-18 to learn coding by programming their own games, projects, and websites.

Wonder League Robotics Competition

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Teams of kids ages 6-8, 9-11, and 12-14 will design solutions for real-world science and technology challenges by programming Dash, Dot, and our newest robot, Cue.

Vex Robotics

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TechPoint Foundation For Youth will host the 2nd annual Indiana VEX Robotics State Championship at Lucas Oil Stadium on March 9, 2019.

Boys & Girls Club:

Computer Science Pathway

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While learning to code, imitating algorithmic processes, and designing original technologies, members build key social and emotional skills like teamwork, perseverance, and the ability to identify and solve problems.

First Lego League

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Guided by two or more adult Coaches, FIRST LEGO League* teams (up to 10 members, grades 4-8**) research a real-world problem such as food safety, recycling, energy, etc., and are challenged to develop a solution.

Indiana Academy Summer Camps

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K-12. Camps are age-specific and filled with hands-on activities. Campers are always in for a week of fun!

High School Students

Indiana University: School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering Camps

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A group of programs that teaches the latest in technology, while experiencing the feeling of college life.

IUPUI: Computer Science Day

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Information on the current IUPUI computer science day.

Purdue: Computer Science Summer Camp

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A summer camp for middle school and high school students to introduce them to computational thinking and programming.

Purdue: iD Tech

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A Purdue University summer camp for kids and teens to help them learn about coding, artificial intelligence, film, robotics, and game design.

Vex Robotics

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TechPoint Foundation For Youth will host the 2nd annual Indiana VEX Robotics State Championship at Lucas Oil Stadium on March 9, 2019.

Indiana University: Game Development Camp

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Summer camp experience for students who are interested in games and the technology that powers them.

IUPUI: Summer Workshops

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A week-long program for high school students who want to learn about how informatics and computing is shaping our world through apps, interactive media and digital games, and medical research.

IUPUI: Nanotechnology Experiences for Students

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An IUPUI program that teaches about research and careers in nanotechnology through hands-on laboratory experiences and meeting with university faculty mentors.

Purdue: Mentors for Aspiring Girls in Computing (MAGIC)

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The MAGIC program works to increase interest in technology careers for girls through positive learning environments that teach CS concepts.

Purdue: Reach Out for Computer Science

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The ROCS group at Purdue works to develop exciting ways for students to get involved in the world of technology.

South Bend Code School

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A program for kids 7-18 to learn coding by programming their own games, projects, and websites.

A yearlong experience for high school students who want to have a career in technology. This program helps students develop technical and workplace skills, build peer relationships, grow a passion for community service, and develop personal and professional connections to the tech scene in Indianapolis.

Nextech Catapult Program

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Boys & Girls Club:

Computer Science Pathway

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While learning to code, imitating algorithmic processes, and designing original technologies, members build key social and emotional skills like teamwork, perseverance, and the ability to identify and solve problems.

4-H Robotics

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A robotics club that helps young learners develop an interest in robotics and technology.

Indiana Academy Summer Camps

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K-12. Camps are age-specific and filled with hands-on activities. Campers are always in for a week of fun!

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