Education Unlimited’s Science and Engineering Camps encourage students’ interests in science in an environment that is designed to be supportive, enriching, and - most importantly - fun! The combination of our dynamic curriculum and exceptional staff come together to provide the ultimate learn-by-doing experience that challenges students to think critically about the world in which they live. Through hands of experiments and daily labs, students will learn about the questions that matter, while also having fun on a college campus.

Science Camp For Girls

The Science Camps For Girls was originally founded in cooperation with Dr. Sally Ride, the first American woman in space, as Sally Ride Science Camps for Girls. Driven by a shared mission, to foster a love of science in young women and girls, we came together with Dr. Ride and her organization to develop core curriculum in the areas of marine science, astronomy, and robotics, which was introduced in 2005. In 2015, after Dr. Ride’s passing, the program was re-named The Science Camp For Girls. It has been our mission to maintain Dr. Ride’s passion for growing the number of young women who go on to enter science fields.

Science Camp Co-Ed

After 10 years of success with our Science Camp for Girls, in 2015 we added co-ed science programs. While we remain committed to empowering girls and young women in the environment in which they feel most comfortable, we believe all students deserve access to world-class summer enrichment. These programs are for all boys and girls who love science.

We offer majors in the following fields: anatomy & physiology, astronomy, astrophysics, marine science, intro to engineering, robotics, and neuroanatomy.

“The excursions like the Tech Museum and the tide pools were really fun and I liked it a lot. I thought the curriculum was great because I learned so much. The Marine Science Instructor had done so much like gone to conferences, made a non-profit organization, and she has gone on a research cruise. She also added humor to her info making the class more enjoyable. She seemed so happy to be here. She inspired me to continue to learn about science.”
- Sarah B., Science Camp Participant