High School Renewable Energy Camp
Canceled for 2020
Hamline has made the difficult decision to cancel all high school summer camps, including the Renewable Energy Camp, to keep you and our community safe. We're just as disappointed as you are, so we encourage you to apply again next year!
If you've already registered, we'll contact you via email.
About the camp
The Renewable Energy Camp will enhance understanding of renewable energy and demonstrate how to design, test, construct, fabricate, and present energy conversion and storage devices.
At camp, you will:
Interact with local experts to learn the principles of and conduct hands-on experiments with renewable energy conversion and storage devices like solar cells, supercapacitors, and lithium-ion batteries.
Visit local corporations such as Medtronic.
Work with a team to design, fabricate, and test energy conversion and storage devices, as well as analyze and present experimental results.
Camp details
Who: Students entering or in grades 9–12
When: 2021 dates to be announced.
Where: Hamline University's Saint Paul campus
Cost: $598 per person before May 31; $698 per person after May 31. The cost includes five lunches, lab materials and supplies, field trip transportation, water bottle, and a t-shirt.
Deposit: $50 nonrefundable deposit for those who wish to be considered for a scholarship and $200 nonrefundable deposit for all other registrants.
Scholarships
Scholarships may be available based on financial need and are awarded on a first come, first served basis. To apply, submit an essay about why the camp is important to you and how the scholarship helps your participation (500–1000 words) to Dr. Lifeng Dong at ldong03@hamline.edu no later than April 30, 2020.
For more information contact: Dr. Lifeng Dong, Department of Physics 651.523.2634 • ldong03@hamline.edu.
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