
For more information on our programs, please contact us at: engineering@marquette.edu or (414) 288-3517.
Summer 2013 Engineering Academies Schedule![]()
Click here to see the full Summer 2013 schedule of day programs with class descriptions, dates, times, grade levels, and costs.
Brand New Class for
High School Students
Check this class out!
Water, Water, Everywhere:
All biological organisms require water for survival, but we tend to take it for granted. Should we be worried? In truth, there is a lot of water on earth: enough to cover about 75% of the earth’s surface! So what’s the big deal? One big issue is the availability of that water and its suitability for drinking. Only about 2.5% of earth’s water is freshwater, and the majority of that fraction is locked up in the form of ice and snow, which leaves a very small amount of water that is available and suitable for human consumption. Environmental engineers work to ensure that we have enough water to meet our needs and that it is safe for drinking and recreation. Water, water, everywhere introduces students to environmental engineering, issues of water quantity and quality, on-site tours of water industry, and hands-on laboratory experiments. Due to the generosity of the Pentair Foundation we will be offering this program at a reduced rate.
August 12-15
8:30-Noon
Entering Grades: 9,10, 11
Cost:
$10
Capacity: 20
Engineering Academies- ONLINE REGISTRATION
Classes have a limited number of spots and popular classes fill quickly!
Registration closes 1 week before the class - please register early.
Summer 2013 Engineering Academies - updated 6/17/13
| Date(s) | Class Title | Grades | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7/8-7/11 | Constructing with LEGOs & Simple Machines REGISTRATION CLOSED |
2,3,4 | FULL |
| 7/8-7/11 | Engineering in Literature | 2,3,4 | open |
| 7/8-7/11 | iHeels |
7,8,9 | FULL |
| 7/15 & 7/16 | WeDo LEGO Robotics - Session 1 REGISTRATION CLOSED | 2,3,4 | FULL |
| 7/17 & 7/18 | WeDo LEGO Robotics - Session 2 REGISTRATION CLOSED | 2,3,4 | FULL |
| 7/15-7/18 | iPalm: Integrated Project to Accelerate Learning in Math - Session 1 | 8,9,10 | open |
| 7/15-7/18 | iPalm: Integrated Project to Accelerate Learning in Math - Session 2 | 8,9,10 | open |
| 7/15-7/18 | Bridges & Structures | 5,6,7 | FULL |
| 7/15-7/18 | LEGO Mindstorms NXT Robotics REGISTRATION CLOSED |
5,6,7,8 | FULL |
| 7/22-7/25 | Animations with Alice | 5,6,7,8 | FULL |
| 7/22-7/25 | 3D CAD with AutoDesk Inventor | 7,8,9,10 | FULL |
| 7/29 & 7/30 | Family Engineering | K,1,2 | open |
| 7/29-8/1 | Sensors for Data & Robot Operation | 6,7,8,9 | FULL |
| 7/29-8/1 | How Helicopters Fly | 7,8,9,10 | FULL |
| 7/29-8/1 | iHeels REGISTRATION CLOSED |
4,5,6 | FULL |
| 8/12-8/15 | NEW! Water, Water, Everywhere | 9,10 | open |
Register for academies ONLINE - Summer 2013 registration is open!
About the K-12 Engineering Academies at Marquette University
The Office of Enrollment Management and Outreach seeks to enhance the mission of Marquette University and the College of Engineering by developing and preparing future Marquette engineers to be critical thinkers, problem solvers, and leaders that will contribute to a global society.
The Engineering Academies offer students of all ages a wide variety of interesting and challenging programs. Our courses challenge our youth to become critical-thinking problem solvers, appreciate STEM, and explore the engineering design process. Since 2006, the Outreach team develops and offers unique opportunities for students to have fun while solving real-world engineering problems.
Did you hear about our first RESIDENTIAL Engineering Academy in 2012?!
Check out the article that was written about the 2012 Engineering Explorers program in Marquette Magazine! Summer 2012: Not Your Mother's Summer Camp
Click on the links at the top of this webpage to view our latest schedules with detailed information about courses. Contact us by email or by phone at (414) 288-3517 for more information about the Marquette University Engineering Outreach Program.
Please review the Engineering Outreach Policies so you and your student(s) understand the expectations for participation in the K-12 Engineering Academies.