Summer Programs
Career Exploration Summer Camps at Chicago State University
We are excited to offer high school students the opportunity to engage in career exploration on our campus this summer with a choice of three in person pre-collegiate summer camps. Each camp is provided free of charge and seats are limited so apply early! The camps will expose students to careers in engineering, education, and the health professions (for example, nursing, occupational therapy, and pharmacy). No previous experience is necessary to join the camps: just a curiosity to learn, explore new professions, and have fun!
Program Highlights
Camp kit
In Person
College admissions & FAFSA workshops
Camp t-shirt
Small class size
Taught by experienced CSU educators
Future Teachers Camp
![]() When: July 11-21 (2 weeks), M-Th, 9am to noon Who: 9th-12th grade high school students Included: camp kit, t-shirt, field trip, snacks Are you good with kids? Do you know how to teach a kid to fingerpaint? Do you like to read stories to your little brother? Do you think learning is cool? Has a teacher made a difference in your life, and would you like to learn how to make a difference for the rest of your life? The Future Teacher’s Camp is a unique opportunity for high school students interested in becoming a teacher to have an up-close look at the teaching profession. In an effort to increase the number of Black and Brown teachers, this two-week camp will provide aspiring educators with engaging activities and learning experiences that help them to see themselves as future teachers. More Information... To download the application Need more information email mllamas@csu.edu
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Health Professions Explorers Camp
PREP Future Engineers Camp
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Who: 6th-12th grade students Included: t-shirt, field trips The six-week summer camp introduces students to the engineering profession and provides them with the math and science skills needed to succeed in an engineering major in college. This summer, campers will participate in a STEAM for Social Justice curriculum and learn how engineers address health and well-being challenges on a local level. To download the application
For more information: mboyd@csu.edu
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