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Overnight tennis camp at UW-Stevens Point for ages 12-17. All abilities welcome.
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Lessons and classes for children and adults
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This padded camp will be held on the UWSP Campus at the UWSP Turf Facility . There will be two sessions where campers will work on technique in individual and group settings. The purpose of this camp is to improve skills and learn from the UWSP coaching staff. Camp is intended for any high school Junior or Senior
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Camp Description: Come train with prospective student athletes and be seen by the UWSP Women's Soccer Coaching staff. You'll have access to meet current players and talk with each of our women's coaches. Training sessions will be technical in morning and tactical/full sided in the afternoon. This event is open to all high school age students and college transfer students.
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Youth Recruitment camp for ages 13 - 18. An out-of-this-world adventure, where science meets the stars! Designed for curious minds to explore the cosmos through hands-on observation, cutting-edge research, and unforgettable stargazing experiences. From the mysteries of dark matter to the familiar brilliance of the Sun, campers will uncover the wonders of our universe while learning from real astronomers and using advanced tools — including remote observatories.
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Come and be bilingual! Immerse yourself in the beautiful Spanish language, history and culture through hands-on projects, music, interactive games and conversation in español. Topics to be covered include Spanish music, telenovelas, describing people and surroundings and talking about family and friends. Catalina Cabello is a native Spanish speaker originally from Ecuador (South America) and has extensive teaching experience as a language instructor in Ecuador and in the United States. Her interests include creating effective second language acquisition learning activities, providing personalized instruction and enhancing the appreciation and value of different cultures.
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There is a great tradition in the human psyche of hybrid creatures, from the Griffin to the Phoenix. These often represent the many parts of the psyche, and the blending of the animal and human worlds. Let's explore the history of these and write about, and make, our own hybrids that represent the many parts of who we are and how we interact with the world around us.
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UWSP Faculty, Staff, Student, and/or Volunteers part of CWES youth activities.
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English for College is a DPI funded precollege program for English Language Learners. We will be running a two-week residential summer program for participants June 14 - 26, 2026. Students will be taking classes in the academic buildings and participating in recreational, social activities in various campus facilities and the residence hall (as of today's date it will be Steiner Hall). Students will be eating at DeBot
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Summer Volleyball Camps and Clinics
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Health Careers Camp at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, where high school students can explore the dynamic world of health professions! This exciting overnight experience allows participants to stay in the residence halls, enjoy meals, and connect with dedicated faculty from diverse health-related majors. Campers will have the unique opportunity to meet professors from fields such as Physical Therapy, Athletic Training, Nursing, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Audiology, Speech Language Pathology, Child Life Specialist, Wellness Coaching, and Nutrition. These experts will share their insights, provide guidance, and inspire the next generation of health professionals. Throughout the camp, students will embark on guided tours of local hospitals, gaining exclusive behind-the-scenes access to various departments and specialties. Engaging workshops and hands-on activities will deepen their understanding of each profession, while interactive discussions will help campers explore their interests and career aspirations. Whether you're curious about patient care, diagnostics, or health education, this camp is the perfect chance to kickstart your journey into the health sciences. Join us at UW-Stevens Point for a memorable and educational adventure!
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What: We are excited to offer a three-day camp focused on helping players grow and excel in their specific positions! We believe the best athletes are “generalized specialists”—players who are strong in all skills while excelling in one or two key areas. This camp is designed for players of all ability levels, with personalized attention provided to each camper. Setters will work on setting techniques, tactical decision-making, and leadership skills essential for success. Hitters will develop attacking, passing, and blocking skills, while refining shots and attacking tendencies to improve hitting efficiency. Defensive specialists and liberos will focus on serve receive, defense, and ball control, with an emphasis on the premier skill of reading the game. Level: Intermediate-experienced recommended
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Non-UWSP Employees engaged with JFKT Theatre camp.
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Kids Climbing Series 25-26 Academic Year Staff Sign Up
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Campers will gain an understanding of game rules through league play and have the opportunity to work on their basketball skills with our Pointer coaching staff and players. Day camp will focus on the development of fundamental skills including ball handling, shooting, passing, and footwork while also incorporating competitive situations. Campers will have photo and autograph sessions with Pointers players. In addition, players will compete for Camp Champ awards each day and will take home a T-shirt and a ticket to a Pointers game.
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If you’ve ever wondered how birds warn each other in different “dialects,” or how trees send nutrients to their friends through underground fungal networks, this camp is your chance to learn the world’s hidden language and use it to tune into the signals most people rush right past. We’ll explore Stevens Point’s Schmeeckle Reserve with techniques inspired by Buddhism’s mind calming focus and technologist artist James Bridle’s ideas about learning from the natural world and applying those lessons to your own life. Through art, poetry, science, and non linear ways of paying attention, you’ll discover how deep listening helps you connect with people, plants, and animals in ways that feel both energizing and grounding. These skills will guide how you read situations, trust your instincts, and communicate with clarity and creativity.
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Our mission is to develop and nurture 9-12 grade musicians by helping them discover new literature, techniques, and ideas while fostering confidence and enthusiasm. Instructors include many UW-Stevens Point Department of Music Faculty Artists to ensure the best learning environment for students who are serious about music.
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Summer Volleyball Camps and Clinics
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Individuals registered under this project are individuals that will be working as authorized individuals for events associated UWSP Athletic Department. Funding String: PG000003015|FD0128|FN0000|CC000885
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An opportunity for female wrestlers going into grades 6-12 to learn technique and training practices from high level coaches and athletes.
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Soccer Camp for boys & girls ages 8-14 on July 11 & July 12 from 8-12. We will not be providing lunch. T-Shirt is included. Camp will be on the UWSP Turf Facility.
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Soccer Prospect camp on UWSP Turf Fields. High School athletes wanting to compete in college. Ages 13-19
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Soccer Prospect camp on UWSP Turf Fields. High School athletes wanting to compete in college. Ages 13-19
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Goalkeeper Camp Ages 9-18. This camp will be for beginners and advanced goalies. You will be working with UWSP men's staff and goalkeepers. Food not provided. T -Shirt is included.
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Explore meaningful and creative ways to bring art, writing, and digital storytelling together on digital platforms. Learn how to conceptualize, design, and launch a creative project that connects with a digital audience in innovative and compelling ways.
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Come and be bilingual! Immerse yourself in the beautiful Spanish language, history and culture through hands-on projects, music, interactive games and conversation in español. Topics to be covered include Spanish music, telenovelas, describing people and surroundings and talking about family and friends. Catalina Cabello is a native Spanish speaker originally from Ecuador (South America) and has extensive teaching experience as a language instructor in Ecuador and in the United States. Her interests include creating effective second language acquisition learning activities, providing personalized instruction and enhancing the appreciation and value of different cultures.
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The Central Wisconsin Musicians are a blend of university students and community members of all ages. The ensemble explores many styles of music including traditional concert band literature, marches, orchestral transcriptions, popular music, and film/show music. Course goals include working cooperatively in a positive environment to create an enjoyable and meaningful musical experience. The ensemble is open to all musicians with playing experience on their instrument who enjoy making music. The ensemble performs two concerts per semester. Registration includes both rehearsal series leading up to the concerts, though members who can only commit to one concert series are still welcome to participate.
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Campers will participate in a unique dance experience that will test their limits, improve their skills, and show their talent. Classes will be held in the beautiful Noel Fine Arts Center dance studios. Students will explore and hone new techniques and rehearse for a Friday performance. Residential campers will check in on Sunday evening and camp will conclude Friday with an informal performance taking place on Friday afternoon. Family and friends are welcome to attend the performance. Campers will spend the majority of their time in the Noel Fine Arts Center under the direction of UW-Stevens Point Dance Faculty. Additional camp information will be sent out two to three weeks prior to the start of camp.
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Campers will participate in a unique dance experience that will test their limits, improve their skills, and show their talent. Classes will be held in the beautiful Noel Fine Arts Center dance studios. Students will explore and hone new techniques and rehearse for a Friday performance. Residential campers will check in on Sunday evening and camp will conclude Friday with an informal performance taking place on Friday afternoon. Family and friends are welcome to attend the performance. Campers will spend the majority of their time in the Noel Fine Arts Center under the direction of UW-Stevens Point Dance Faculty. Additional camp information will be sent out two to three weeks prior to the start of camp.
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Summer Volleyball Camps and Clinics
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Summer Volleyball Camps and Clinics
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Staff for Summer Theatre Camp at UWSP Marshfield
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If you’ve ever wondered how birds warn each other in different “dialects,” or how trees send nutrients to their friends through underground fungal networks, this camp is your chance to learn the world’s hidden language and use it to tune into the signals most people rush right past. We’ll explore Stevens Point’s Schmeeckle Reserve with techniques inspired by Buddhism’s mind calming focus and technologist artist James Bridle’s ideas about learning from the natural world and applying those lessons to your own life. Through art, poetry, science, and non linear ways of paying attention, you’ll discover how deep listening helps you connect with people, plants, and animals in ways that feel both energizing and grounding. These skills will guide how you read situations, trust your instincts, and communicate with clarity and creativity.
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UWSP Employees and Volunteers with Youth Protection responsibilities at this activity.
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UWSP Employees and Volunteers with Youth Protection responsibilities at this activity.
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UWSP Employees and Volunteers with Youth Protection responsibilities at this activity.
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Project for UWSP continuing education personnel that are involved in youth programs. There is no specific youth event associated with this project. This is to allow for credentialing of employees prior to youth program development.
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The UWSP Media Studies department invites curious and creative minds for a four and a half-day-long camp on the art of filmmaking. With the guidance of experienced Media Studies professors and local filmmakers, campers will explore every step of the filmmaking process—from brainstorming ideas and writing scripts to shooting scenes and editing their own short films. Participants will learn basic media analysis, camera techniques, and sound design, and even have the chance to experiment with special effects and the magic of editing. Through engaging activities, teamwork, and creativity, campers will gain confidence as both filmmakers and storytellers. The week will culminate in a film festival, where families can watch the campers' creations on the big screen. No prior experience needed—just bring your imagination and get ready to make movie magic!
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The UWSP Media Studies department invites curious and creative minds for a day camp on the art of filmmaking. With the guidance of experienced Media Studies professors and local filmmakers, campers will explore every step of the filmmaking process—from brainstorming ideas and writing scripts to shooting scenes and editing their own short films. Participants will learn basic media analysis, camera techniques, and sound design, and even have the chance to experiment with special effects and the magic of editing. Through engaging activities, teamwork, and creativity, campers will gain confidence as both filmmakers and storytellers. The week will culminate in a film festival, where families can watch the campers' creations on the big screen. No prior experience needed—just bring your imagination and get ready to make movie magic!
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A week-long Musical Theatre camp for students aged 14 - 18 and led by some of our highly accomplished faculty members with credits ranging from professional regional theatres to Broadway. As a camper, you will participate in daily classes to develop and refine your skills in vocal technique, song performance, acting, and dancing. Your week of training will conclude with a final presentation open to the public. After a busy day of training, you’ll have the opportunity to participate in a fun and relaxing evening activity led by camp staffers. We’ll have a movie and game night, a trip to the famed Stevens Point ice cream shop, and an open-mic night where you can share your special talents with fellow campers.Whether you’re a beginner or a natural on the stage, our camp has a place for you! We encourage students of all backgrounds and experience levels to apply. Space is limited, so register today!
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Overnight tennis camp at UW-Stevens Point for ages 12-17. All abilities welcome.
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Overnight tennis camp at UW-Stevens Point for ages 12-17. All abilities welcome.
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Overnight tennis camp at UW-Stevens Point for ages 12-17. All abilities welcome.
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Overnight tennis camp at UW-Stevens Point for ages 12-17. All abilities welcome.
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Our Elite Camp is a one-day Basketball Camp for high school girls. Campers will have the opportunity to work on fundamental and advanced basketball skills while showcasing their abilities with direct instruction from our Pointer coaching staff. This camp will include aspects of skill work in the morning session and competitive 5v5 games in the afternoon to allow players the opportunity to demonstrate their skills. Campers will eat lunch in our university dining center and also receive an all-access look at our Women's Basketball facilities and locker room!
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Our Skill & Drill Day camp is a 2-day Basketball Camp for 5th-12th grade girls and boys. Campers will have the opportunity to work on their basketball skills with our Pointer coaching staff and players. This camp will focus on development of fundamental skills including ball handling, shooting, passing, and footwork while also incorporating competitive situations.
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Our summer Shooting Camp is for 3rd-12th grade girls and boys. Campers will have the opportunity to work on their shooting skills with our Pointer coaching staff. This camp will work on the development of fundamental shooting skills including form, pace, range, and consistency.
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Summer Volleyball Camps and Clinics
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Summer Volleyball Camps and Clinics
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Five-Week Academic Camp for Wausau area High School Students
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Our immersive four-day, three-night summer camps held on Wisconsin University and college campuses challenge students to innovate and lead as they create, build and run a business from the ground up. Through dynamic speakers, manufacturing tours and hands-on activities, students leave our camps with a better understanding of business principles, financial literacy and our economy.At the Business World camp, students are placed randomly in small groups where they are tasked to build a profitable business. Their daily decisions and competitions will earn or cost them points, and at the end of the camp, the winning “company” will be recognized in front of their peers, family and guests.And, while educational opportunities and career exploration are always top priority as our Business World staff builds our curriculum, it’s the additional soft skills that are intertwined into the daily activities like networking, communication and problem solving that really set our Business World alumni up for future success.
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