Academic S.T.A.R.S.

(Students Achieving and Reaching for Success) is a special opportunity for selected students to continue achieving academic excellence beyond high school and into college. Over this seven-week summer program, you will learn more about your culture as an African American, Latinx, Native American or Multi-Race identifying student while:

• Earning six free college credits
• Being part of a community with other students, professors and staff
• Building up your academic, personal, professional and social skills to help you in college
• Gaining a deeper sense of pride in your cultural identity 

Program Cost

This program is completely free to students! The E. Timothy Moore Student Multicultural Center pays for:

• Tuition and Fees
• Books and Course materials
• Housing
• Meals

Bridges Summer Program (Incoming First-Year Students)

The Bridges Summer Program is designed for and offered to incoming first-year students from historically underrepresented and first-generation groups looking to pursue a degree in the College of Education, Health, and Human Services.

Advantages of Participating in the Summer Bridges Program:

• A 5-week experience that includes FREE on-campus housing and a meal plan
• Receive up to 7 credits hours before starting the fall semester
• Students have access to peer-tutoring and mentoring provided by/from the EHHS faculty and staff
• Access to College Success workshops and opportunities to explore social and cultural activities in Portage County
• Involvement through Community Service projects and initiatives
• Gain life-long friendships and campus confidence

Request Additional Information Here 
For additional info, contact: The Office of Diversity Outreach and Development at 330-672-2537 or ehhsdiversity@kent.edu

Credit Workshops (Undergraduate, Graduate, Transfer, and Non-Kent State Students) 

The Office of Continuing Education offers a variety of workshops in education, art education, and other areas. Credit workshops, like for-credit continuing education courses, meet university and Ohio Board of Regents standards for contact hours and out-of-class time and adhere to the cost per credit hour set by the University Board of Trustees.

Dates: Spring / Summer 2023
Cost: Varies depending on the workshop
Find More Information on Credit Workshops Here 
For additional info, contact: The Office of Continuing Education at 330-672-3100 or continuinged@kent.edu

Florence Summer Institute (Undergraduate, Graduate, and Guest Students)

Prepare for the experience of a lifetime!

Check out Program Information to learn about the program dates, academics, accommodations, flights, study tours, and much more.

Ready to apply? Then click on Applying to Kent State Florence Summer Institute for instructions about how to apply through our online system.

Read about Life in Florence to learn about the fun activities the city offers as well as the history of the historic buildings of the Kent State Florence campus.

For detailed information about classes, including course descriptions, refer to the Course Offerings page.

To review Florence Summer Institute fees and what those fees include, check out Program Costs.

Location: Florence, Italy 
Register Here for Florence Summer Institute 
For additional info, contact: Kristina Spangler, Education Abroad Advisor at kspangl6@kent.edu 

Geneva Summer Program (Undergraduate, Graduate, and Guest Students)

Kent State University has been educating students in Geneva for more than 30 years. Continuing this rich tradition, Kent State, in partnership with Webster University, offers this exciting summer program in the heart of Geneva, Switzerland. Participants will experience an enriching academic and cultural setting for the 7-week summer program, as well as have the opportunity for independent travel around Europe.

Program Requirements:

• Full-time degree-seeking university student
• Undergraduate Students - 2.5 cumulative GPA (3.3 cumulative GPA required for Internship Program)
• Undergraduate Students - Earned a minimum of 15.0 credit hours
• Graduate Students - 3.0 cumulative GPA
• Graduate Students - Earned a minimum of 6.0 credit hours.

An admissions decision will only be made once your application is complete and reviewed by both Kent State University and Webster University.

Location: Geneva, Switzerland
Register Here for Geneva Summer Program 
For additional info, contact: Kristina Spangler, Education Abroad Advisor at kspangl6@kent.edu 

Geology Summer Camp 

Contact Information

Dr. David B. Hacker
Director, Geology Summer Field Camp
Kent State University
Kent, OH 44242
dhacker@kent.edu
Dr. Hacker's Voicemail: (330) 672-7883
Department of Earth Sciences Secretary: (330) 672-2680

PROGRAM OF STUDY

ITINERARY

MANUAL OF FIELD SAFETY

APPLICATION INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS

• Download PDF (includes application and scholarship forms). 
• $100 Deposit and completed application form should be submitted to Dr. Hacker's mailbox in the Earth Sciences office, 221 McGilvrey Hall. Cash or checks only, checks made out to Director, Geology Summer Field Camp
• For planning purposes, completed applications and deposits must be submitted by Tuesday, February 28th, 2023.
• All questions should be directed to Dr. Hacker at dhacker@kent.edu. 

SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION

KSU Earth Sciences majors may apply for KSU Field Camp Scholarships.

• Undergraduate
• Graduate

LOCATION

Black Hills, South Dakota and adjacent parts of Wyoming

DATES - June 8 - July 12, 2023

Annually in June and July, during Kent State's Summer Session I.

COURSE AND CREDITS

ESCI 41092 (undergraduate) and 51092 (graduate) carry six semester hours of credit. This course is required for all B.S. candidates in the Department of Earth Sciences and for entering graduates students who have not completed a Field Camp requirement as part of their undergraduate study.

PREREQUISITES

Earth Materials I (or Mineralogy), Earth Materials II (or Petrology), and Structural Geology

SUGGESTED BACKGROUND COURSES

Students would also benefit from classes in Paleontology, and Geomorphology, although these are not required.

Kupita/Transiciones (Undergraduate Students)

Kupita/Transiciones (K/T) is a free program that includes a cultural orientation, transition experience, and year-long mentoring program for newly admitted and transfers African American, Latinx, Hispanic, Native American, and Multiracial students in mind. Spanning over the academic year, students will engage in activities to learn how to successfully navigate their college career by focusing on the cultural and social climate of Kent State University.​​​​​​  All students are welcome to join.

As a result of participating in the Kupita/Transiciones (K/T) program, we hope students:

• Feel more connected to Kent State University
• Establish their Kent State University Familia
• Are affirmed in their cultural Identity
• Gain an appreciation for different cultures
• Identify opportunities for engagement at Kent State University

After students participate in the cultural orientation and transition experience, students will continue into the K/T Mentoring Program. The K/T Mentoring Program offers students an opportunity to have their mentor from K/T provide continued assistance, guidance, and support throughout their entire freshman year.

Dates: Registration Deadline TBA
Program Cost: Free
Find Additional Information Here
For additional info, contact: The Student Multicultural Center at 330-672- 3560 or STUDENT_MULTICULTURAL_CENTER @kent.edu

Porthouse College Academy (Prospective BFA Students) 

The Porthouse College Academy is a musical theatre summer intensive program for high school graduates intending to enroll at Kent State University’s School of Theatre and Dance as a theatre major. Participants may enroll in either the 3 or 6 credit hour program. 
Find More Information Here for The Porthouse College Academy 
For additional info, contact: Jennifer Korecki, Coordinator, Porthouse Academy at jkoreck1@kent.edu 

Summer Writing Commons 

Summer Writing Commons are available Schedule an Appointment to schedule an email, text chat, or video conference session with a tutor.

Dates: Summer 2023
Location: Online
For additional info, contact: writing@kent.edu

Senior Guest Program (Ohio residents Age 60 years+) 

The Senior Guest Program at Kent State University allows Ohio residents aged 60 years and older to attend regular university on-campus classes tuition-free on a space-available basis.

Dates: Summer Registration May 24 - 30, 2023
Cost: Senior Guests are responsible for the payment of special course fees covering materials and supplies as well as the $15 per credit hour distance learning fee assessed for all online courses.
Find More Information on the Senior Guest Program and Class Schedules Here 
Questions? Contact your campus Senior Guest Administrator

Summer Sessions (Undergraduate, Graduate, and Transfer Students) 

Whether you are a current Kent State student or attend a different college, Summer Sessions at Kent State are a great way to catch up and get ahead. Hundreds of summer classes are available—including many you can take online. See how far you can advance – when you see yourself at Kent State this summer! The summer schedule is available on January 16, 2023 and registration begins on February 20, 2023. See the summer schedule of classes. 

Dates: Intersession: May 18-June 7, 2023 (Duration: 3 weeks); Summer I: June 8-July 12, 2023 (Duration: 5 weeks); Summer II: June 8-August 2, 2023 (Duration: 8 weeks); Summer III: July 13-August 16, 2023 (Duration: 5 weeks) 
Cost: Varies depending on the class
Find More Information on Summer Sessions and Class Schedules Here 
For additional info, contact: Marilyn Bokrass, Outreach Program Director at 330-672-8658 or summer@kent.edu

Kent/Blossom Music Festival (All Ages)

• The Kent Blossom Music Festival is open to musicians of all ages, ranging from talented high school conservatory students to post-doctoral professionals.

• EXPLORE A SUMMER AT KENT BLOSSOM MUSIC FESTIVAL

  Use the links below to learn more about daily life at the Festival, how to apply, and financial information.

  START MY APPLICATION

  Call us at 330-672-0397
  
  Join us for our 55th season: July 2nd - August 6th, 2023
  APPLICATIONS OPEN Thursday, DECEMBER 22, 2022 
  APPLICATION DEADLINE is Sunday, February 19th, 2023 before 11:59pm EST. 

Orff-Schulwerk Teacher Education (Educators)

Level 1 - Develop Orff-Schulwerk principles and techniques through instruction in recorder, pitched, and unpitched percussion, singing, movement, and Orff process. The workshop is appropriate for all educators with a music degree. 

Level 2 - Develop Orff-Schulwerk principles and techniques through instruction in recorder, pitched, and unpitched percussion, singing, movement, and Orff process. The workshop is appropriate for all educators who have completed level I at AOSA-approved institutions.

Level 3 - Develop Orff-Schulwerk principles and techniques through instruction in recorder, pitched, and unpitched percussion, singing, movement, and Orff process. The workshop is appropriate for all educators who have completed levels I and II at AOSA-approved institutions. 
Instructor: Dr. Herbert Marshall
Learn more about Orff-Schulwerk

Porthouse Theatre

2023 Porthouse College Academy

Download 2023 Porthouse Academy Flyer

Porthouse Theatre, Kent State University’s summer professional theatre located on the grounds of Blossom Music Center, will host its annual Porthouse Theatre College Academy during the summer of 2023.

The Academy is ideal for performance students looking to jump start their college career and further develop their musical theatre skills. Students who enroll elect to receive 3 or 6 credit hours toward their BA Theatre Studies or BFA Musical Theatre degree.

DATES AND CREDIT HOUR OPTIONS

3 Credit Hour Option

July 4 - 23

In State Tuition – $1,677.00*
Out of State Tuition – $2,815.80*

6 Credit Hour Option

July 4 - August 6

In State Tuition – $3,594.00*
Out of State Tuition – $5,576.90*

* Kent Campus 2022-2023 Tuition Guarantee Cohort Rates (TGCR)

COURSEWORK

Students can expect to take 1-credit hour classes in Musical Theatre Dance, Musical Theatre Performance, and Acting and Monologue Preparation.

HOUSING

Summer housing will be in Stopher and Johnson Halls. The summer 2022 rate for housing was $225 per week for a single room with a private bath. Rates are subject to change for summer 2023. Please contact Residence Services with additional questions at (330)-672-7000 or 1-800-706-8941.

Apply For Summer Housing by visiting: www.kent.edu/housing/summer-housing

REGISTER FOR THE 2023 PORTHOUSE COLLEGE ACADEMY

Contact Jennifer Korecki at 330-672-8312 or jkoreck1@kent.edu

Porthouse High School and International Academies

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Jennifer Korecki

Coordinator, Porthouse Theatre College Academy and High School Shadow Program
330-672-8312
jkoreck1@kent.edu

Jakyung Seo

Coordinator, Porthouse Theatre International Academy
330-672-2055
jseo1@kent.edu

Summer Fashion Academy (Students 16-18 years old)

Summer Fashion Academy at the Kent State University School of Fashion Design and Merchandising 

Thank you for your interest and please check back in the future for summer opportunities. For more information about studying Fashion at Kent State University, please visit https://www.kent.edu/fashion/admissions.

Kent State Recreational Services Youth Programming (All Ages)

The Department of Recreational Services is proud to offer a variety of youth programming for Future Flashes of all ages! Our signature program, PEAK Summer Camp, features nine weeks of summer fun for kids ages 6 to 15. Learn to Skate/Learn to Play Hockey and Learn to Swim lessons are offered year-round. We also offer a youth swim team, Golden Splashes, for more advanced swimmers. Recreational Services provides a great way for kids to earn physical activity credit with our Home School Gym and Swim program. Additional programs throughout the year include fitness classes, sport prep clinics, and more! Check back often for new program offerings and information about special events for kids and families.

Dates: Summer 2022
Time: Varies depending on the activity
Register Here for Youth Programming (Select your activity)
For additional info, contact: Joshua Dietrich, Competitive Sports Coordinator, at 330-672-0460 or jdietr12@kent.edu

Kent State Sports Camps (All Ages)

Kent State Intercollegiate Athletics Sports Camps provide opportunities for athletes of all ages to develop their skills in a fun, sportsmanlike environment. In addition to fundamental instruction, campers will be exposed to sport-specific strategies and will have the chance to meet new people. Sports include baseball, cheerleading, field hockey, football, golf, gymnastics, lacrosse, baseball, soccer, softball, track, volleyball, wrestling, and more. 

Dates: Summer 2022
Register Here for Kent State Sports Camps (Select your individual sport) 
For additional info, contact: David Rush, Assistant Athletic Director, at 330-672-8407 or drush3@kent.edu

Peak Summer Camps (Ages 6-15)

PEAK Summer Camp program will tentatively be offered this summer 2022, as well as launching additional youth program offerings throughout the year. Registration starts March 1, 2022

Dates: June 6-10, 2022
Register Here for Peak Summer Camps
For additional info, contact: Joshua Dietrich, Competitive Sports Coordinator, at 330-672-0460 or jdietr12@kent.edu

Camp Read-A-Lot (Grades 1-6) 

Camp Read-A-Lot will not be held during the summer of 2022, and with the changes in the college-level portion of our program, there are no openings for school-age children to be tutored.
We encourage you to review our Online Resources for Parents webpage and also your local library’s website for summer literacy activities.

The Kent State University (KSU) Summer Clinical Practicum in Corrective Reading intervention program, aka Camp Read-A-Lot, has a strong record of improving student achievement in literacy while also assisting graduate students (already certified teachers) in strengthening and refining their instructional practices in the language arts. The program begins with an assessment of each child's literacy strengths and needs. At the conclusion of the program, the teachers write a letter to share pre- and post-assessment results and to provide specific recommendations for home and school. 

Dates: 2023 TBD 
Location: Kent State University, Reading & Writing Center, White Hall
For additional info, contact: Sherry Ernsberger, Special Assistant, at 330-672-0622 or sernsber@kent.edu

Summer Writing Commons 

Summer Writing Commons are available Schedule an Appointment to schedule an email, text chat, or video conference session with a tutor.

Dates: Summer 2023
For additional info, contact: writing@kent.edu

WICK JUNIORS WRITING CLUB

FANUC Robot Training (Undergraduate Students)

Kent State University is a FANUC Authorized Certified Education Training Facility that is able to provide training to students enrolled in academic programs as well as industry representatives. FANUC certified professors conduct all training at Kent State and are committed to providing the best learning experience.  

Dates: Dates TBD
Location: Room 028, Aeronautics and Technology Building, Kent State University 
Register Here for FANUC Robot Training  
For additional info, contact: Danielle Muckley Scerbovsky, Director, External Affairs, College of Aeronautics and Engineering, 330-605-5773 or dmuckley@kent.edu

Girls Geared for Engineering Camp (Middle School Students)

From the Kent State College of Aeronautics and Engineering, campers experience aerospace engineering and mechatronics, the integration of mechanical, electrical, computer, and systems engineering, on the Kent State University campus in this multi-disciplinary, week-long day camp. Campers will also take part in fun and challenging engineering projects and activities, such as flying mini-drones and launching a rocket. Campers will explore career opportunities during site visits to two well-known companies. 

Register Here for Girls Geared for Engineering Camp
For additional info, contact: Liz Porter at 330-672-4449 or eporte11@kent.edu

Summer STEM & Innovation Camps (Grades 3-6+)

Presented by Kent State University’s Research Center for Educational Technology & Bio-Med Science Academy. Visit the link below for Summer 2022 camp dates.

Learn more about Summer STEM & Innovation Camps
For additional info, contact: rcet@kent.edu

Upward Bound Summer Institute (9th & 10th-grade students)

The Kent State University Upward Bound Classic Program has been in existence since 1971 between Kent State University, Barberton, Warren G. Harding, John R. Buchtel (Akron) High Schools, and those communities to promote college readiness and success.

Find More Information for Upward Bound Here 
For additional info, contact: The Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at 330-672-2920 or diversity@kent.edu 

Florence Summer Institute (Undergraduate, Graduate, and Guest Students)

Prepare for the experience of a lifetime!

Check out Program Information to learn about the program dates, academics, accommodations, flights, study tours, and much more.

Ready to apply? Then click on Applying to Kent State Florence Summer Institute for instructions about how to apply through our online system.

Read about Life in Florence to learn about fun activities the city offers as well as the history of the historic buildings of the Kent State Florence campus.

For detailed information about classes, including course descriptions, refer to the Course Offerings page.

To review Florence Summer Institute fees and what those fees include, check out Program Costs.

Location: Florence, Italy 
Register Here for Florence Summer Institute 
For additional info, contact: Kristina Spangler, Education Abroad Advisor at kspangl6@kent.edu 

Geneva Summer Program (Undergraduate, Graduate, and Guest Students)

Kent State University has been educating students in Geneva for more than 30 years. Continuing this rich tradition, Kent State, in partnership with Webster University, offers this exciting summer program in the heart of Geneva, Switzerland. Participants will experience an enriching academic and cultural setting for the 7-week summer program, as well as have the opportunity for independent travel around Europe.

Program Requirements:

• Full-time degree-seeking university student
• Undergraduate Students - 2.5 cumulative GPA (3.3 cumulative GPA required for Internship Program)
• Undergraduate Students - Earned a minimum of 15.0 credit hours
• Graduate Students - 3.0 cumulative GPA
• Graduate Students - Earned a minimum of 6.0 credit hours.

An admissions decision will only be made once your application is complete and reviewed by both Kent State University and Webster University.

Location: Geneva, Switzerland
Register Here for Geneva Summer Program 
For additional info, contact: Kristina Spangler, Education Abroad Advisor at kspangl6@kent.edu 

Geology - Summer Field Camp (Undergraduate and Graduate Students)

SUMMER FIELD CAMP COURSE INFORMATION

Camp Read-A-Lot (Grades 1-6) 

Summer 2023  

We encourage you to review our Online Resources for Parents webpage and also your local library’s website for summer literacy activities.

The Kent State University (KSU) Summer Clinical Practicum in Corrective Reading intervention program, aka Camp Read-A-Lot, has a strong record of improving student achievement in literacy while also assisting graduate students (already certified teachers) in strengthening and refining their instructional practices in the language arts. The program begins with an assessment of each child's literacy strengths and needs. At the conclusion of the program, the teachers write a letter to share pre-and post-assessment results and to provide specific recommendations for home and school. 

Dates: TBD
Location: Kent State University, Reading & Writing Center, White Hall
For additional info, contact: Sherry Ernsberger, Special Assistant, at 330-672-0622 or sernsber@kent.edu

FANUC Robot Training (Undergraduate Students)

Kent State University is a FANUC Authorized Certified Education Training Facility that is able to provide training to students enrolled in academic programs as well as industry representatives. FANUC certified professors conduct all training at Kent State and are committed to providing the best learning experience.  

Dates: Dates TBD
Location: Room 028, Aeronautics and Technology Building, Kent State University 
Register Here for FANUC Robot Training  
For additional info, contact: Danielle Muckley Scerbovsky, Director, External Affairs, College of Aeronautics and Engineering, 330-605-5773 or dmuckley@kent.edu

Girls Geared for Engineering Camp (Middle School Students)

From the Kent State College of Aeronautics and Engineering, campers experience aerospace engineering and mechatronics, the integration of mechanical, electrical, computer, and systems engineering, on the Kent State University campus in this multi-disciplinary, week-long day camp. Campers will also take part in fun and challenging engineering projects and activities, such as flying mini-drones and launching a rocket. Campers will explore career opportunities during site visits to two well-known companies. 

Register Here for Girls Geared for Engineering Camp
For additional info, contact: Liz Porter at 330-672-4449 or eporte11@kent.edu

Kent State Recreational Services Youth Programming (All Ages)

The Department of Recreational Services is proud to offer a variety of youth programming for Future Flashes of all ages! Our signature program, PEAK Summer Camp, features nine weeks of summer fun for kids ages 6 to 15. Learn to Skate/Learn to Play Hockey and Learn to Swim lessons are offered year-round. We also offer a youth swim team, Golden Splashes, for more advanced swimmers. Recreational Services provides a great way for kids to earn physical activity credit with our Home School Gym and Swim program. Additional programs throughout the year include fitness classes, sport prep clinics, and more! Check back often for new program offerings and information about special events for kids and families.
Date/Time: Varies depending on the activity
Register Here for Youth Programming (Select your activity)
For additional info, contact: Joshua Dietrich, Competitive Sports Coordinator, at 330-672-0460 or jdietr12@kent.edu

Kent State Sports Camps (All Ages)

Kent State Intercollegiate Athletics Sports Camps provide opportunities for athletes of all ages to develop their skills in a fun, sportsmanlike environment. In addition to fundamental instruction, campers will be exposed to sport-specific strategies and will have the chance to meet new people. Sports include baseball, cheerleading, field hockey, football, golf, gymnastics, lacrosse, baseball, soccer, softball, track, volleyball, wrestling, and more. 

Dates: Summer 2023
Register Here for Kent State Sports Camps (Select your individual sport) 
For additional info, contact: David Rush, Assistant Athletic Director, at 330-672-8407 or drush3@kent.edu

Peak Summer Camps (Ages 6-15)

PEAK Summer Camp Summer 2023, as well as launching additional youth program offerings throughout the year. Registration starts TBD.

Dates:  TBD
Register Here for Peak Summer Camps
For additional info, contact: Joshua Dietrich, Competitive Sports Coordinator, at 330-672-0460 or jdietr12@kent.edu

Summer Fashion Academy (Students 16-18 years old)

Summer Fashion Academy at the Kent State University School of Fashion Design and Merchandising.  Summer 2023 TBD

Thank you for your interest and please check back in the future for further summer opportunities. For more information about studying Fashion at Kent State University, please visit https://www.kent.edu/fashion/admissions.

Summer STEM & Innovation Camps (Grades 3-6+)

Presented by Kent State University’s Research Center for Educational Technology & Bio-Med Science Academy. Visit the link below for Summer 2023 camp dates.

Learn more about Summer STEM & Innovation Camps
For additional info, contact: rcet@kent.edu

Summer Writing Commons 

Hours: January 23 - May 2, 2023

• Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday - 9AM - 9PM
• Thursday and Friday - 9AM - 5PM
• Saturday - 12 noon - 5PM
• Sunday - 3PM - 9PM 

During the hours we are open, we can answer quick questions!

Ask a Writing Consultant!

We Offer Four Session Types

• Choose "In Person Appointment" session for a face to face session with a writing consultant at our location on the 4th floor of the library.
• Choose "Live Video Chat" session for a video conference session with a writing consultant, using your Kent State University Google Meet application.
• Choose a "Live-Text Chat" session to chat with your writing consultant using your Kent State University Google Hangouts chat tool.
• Or send your work to the Writing Commons for Email Feedback from your writing consultant.

Click here for help scheduling!
 

Upward Bound Summer Institute (9th & 10th-grade students)

The Kent State University Upward Bound Classic Program has been in existence since 1971 between Kent State University, Barberton, Warren G. Harding, John R. Buchtel (Akron) High Schools, and those communities to promote college readiness and success.
Find More Information for Upward Bound Here 
For additional info, contact: The Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at 330-672-2920 or diversity@kent.edu 

Wick Juniors Summer Camp (Grades 3-12) 

Wick Juniors Writing Camp

SAVE THE DATE: SUMMER CAMP 2023

Wednesday, July 12 - Sunday, July 16

Registration fee: $325

REGISTER HERE

The registration fee covers all expenses, including meals and lodging during the days spent at the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Additionally, the young writers will receive a t-shirt, notebook, and pencils. 

Please email us at wickjuniors@kent.edu with questions.

Wick Juniors Writing Club began offering a summer camp in 2016. This camp is offered in partnership with the Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Students entering grades 3 through 12 will experience one day with the Wick Poetry Center teachers at Kent State University, followed by a three-night, four-day stay at the Environmental Education Center (EEC) in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park.

Through guided hikes, pond dips, and more, the young writers will explore how the natural world influences our writing. A culminating reading will be held on the grounds of the CVNP.

Trained Wick Poetry Center teaching artists and the CVNP Environmental Education Center teachers will facilitate the camp activities. 
 

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