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Examine + Explore Science Camp

Dive into hands-on, interactive experiences that will inspire and educate you about the importance of balance in healthy systems at our Examine + Explore Science Camp! This camp is all about getting you excited to explore how biological systems work, by exploring the tiny organisms that shape our world, uncover the mysteries of the human body, and learn how to protect our environment. Don’t miss out on this chance to explore the life sciences in a fun and engaging way!

Middle School Camp Details

Date

Camp begins on Monday, June 16 and ends on Friday, June 18. Each day, campers should arrive at Andorfer Commons at 8:15 a.m. and depart at 12:00 p.m.

Costs

The cost is $250 per student, which includes all project materials, breakfast, snacks, lunch and a t-shirt.

Registration

Registration coming early 2025! More details coming soon.

High School Camp Details

Date

Camp begins on Monday, June 16 and ends on Friday, June 18. Each day, campers should arrive at Andorfer Commons at 12:45 p.m. and depart at 4:30 p.m.

Costs

The cost is $250 per student, which includes all project materials, breakfast, snacks, lunch and a t-shirt.

Registration

Registration coming early 2025! More details coming soon.

Additional Information

For more information, contact us at steam@indianatech.edu or 260.422.5561, ext. 2490.

Not sure where to go? Our campus map will help you find the right entrances, buildings and parking information.

Camp Faculty

Faculty Director Dr. Suzanne Beyeler

Associate Professor of Biology

Dr. Beyeler has extensive experience in environmental science, gained through her past roles as a research scientist at Cornell University and the University of Florida, and her current work as an educator. Her expertise covers a wide range of wildlife and ecosystems. She has successfully collaborated with government agencies and private businesses to manage stormwater and wetland systems, protect critical habitats for endangered species and develop innovative methods for monitoring biodiversity.

Dr. Michael Bechill

Associate Professor of Biology

Dr. Bechill is the director of Indiana Tech’s the newly launched Pharmaceutical Sciences program. Specializing in medical microbiology and immunology, he also serves as the director of the Summit Biofilm Institute and consults for the pharmaceutical industry. With expertise in clinical infections, his research focuses on novel drug development and biofilm antimicrobial resistance. Passionate about public health education, he launched the Just the Facts Podcast to provide insights during the COVID-19 pandemic, appearing on NPR and several other major media outlets. Dr. Bechill is dedicated to fostering scientific curiosity and is excited to ignite the passion for science in your learner.

Amy Shank

Amy Shank

Associate Professor of Biology

Amy Shank has more than 30 years of combined teaching experience in biological sciences and a decade+ at Indiana Tech teaching 10 biological courses primarily for biomedical engineers, biology, and exercise science students. She may be best known for my work with the cadavers in anatomy, advanced cadaver course, and BME cadaver trials.

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