Hi everyone! My name is Rory, and I’m going into my 4th year of Aerospace Engineering. Outside of class, I love cooking, camping, and hiking. I’m also a big fan of both playing and watching hockey. I can’t wait to see you all this summer! 

Hey! My name is Parker and I'm going into my third year of Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering. I love playing soccer in the summer and hockey in the winter. I look forward to meeting you all!

Players are members of a crew stationed on Mars when a solar flare damages the communication array. Solve the puzzles and complete tasks in groups to fix the communication system. 

Get ready to take flight! In this challenge campers will design, build, and test their own mini gliders. Focusing on wing shape, they'll explore how design affects flight distance.

Get ready to take flight! In this challenge campers will design, build, and test their own mini gliders. Focusing on wing shape, they'll explore how design affects flight distance.

Build an operation game that is out of this world! Use LEDs and simple circuits to create a game board that lights up when players touch the wrong spot. 

Build and race your own mini hovercrafts! Campers will design, test, and compete with air-powered racers while learning how air pressure, friction, and lift work together to make things float.

Campers will design and create physical aids for injured animals. These include a wing for a bird, ACL brace for a dog, turtle shell and working hand for a monkey. 

Start with a tree branch and create the coolest treehouse possible! 

Design a rubber band car capable of protecting an egg as it goes through various impact tests.

Campers will be establishing a Mars colony. Start by creating a greenhouse and livable infrastructure.

Astronauts need to drink! Create a water purification system and examine the your results with a microscope. 

Campers will create a remote control car compatible with the rough surface of Mars. 

Mars gets very cold! Create a circuit with a visual warning system for when temperature falls below a critical point.