Programs | Camps

MASH - Multiple Avenues to Service in Health

Ages 13-17 eligible

June 17 - 21

Campers explore health careers with leadership training, field trips to healthcare facilities and schools, speakers specializing in a health profession, and fun/fitness activities.

The goals of the camp include:

• inform campers about health careers
• answer questions on academic requirements
• familiarize students to the work duties of various health occupations
• promote community awareness and preventive practices
• demonstrate the practical application of scientific principles to health care

Steph Payne
Program Coordinator
for Health Careers
580.213.3170
sjpayne@nwosu.edu

 

Cameron University Kids Science Camp

• June 18-22, 2007
• Ages K-5
• $50 per student

The primary focus is on science and math learning with a space exploration component. SWAHEC will collaborate with camp organizers and Cameron University's Department of Physical Science and the Science and math Ressource Center.

The goals of the camp include:

• Promote math and science in grade school
• Integrate math and science into health careers
• Promote Health Career Awareness

Lora Young
Southwest AHEC
Cameron University
580.581.2792
loray@cameron.edu

 

Teen Round-up Camp- Children of single parent homes and/or suffering financial hardship

Ages 7-16 eligible
Camp Round Up is a 40 acre campground. Children participate in a arange of activities, such as crafts, sports, talent shows, pony rides, fishing, and critter hunts.

The goals of the camp include:

• Promote Health Career Awareness
• Provide free camps for children in Southwest Oklahoma

Lora Young
Southwest AHEC
Cameron University
580.581.2792
loray@cameron.edu

Teen Round-Up Inc. website

June 4-6, ages 7-12
June 11-13, ages 7-12 (Full)
June 18-20, ages 7-12
June 25-27, ages 7-12
July 2-4, ages 12-16
July 9-11, ages 7-12
July 16-18, ages 7-12

 

Science Detectives Summer Academy

For students who will be in the 8th or 9th grade Fall 2007. 

June 3 - 9

Enrollment Deadline: April 30. 

It is a residential camp, a part of the  Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education Summer Academies for Science and Mathematics.  The students will go into the field to collect water samples and then test them in the lab for coliforms and pathogens.  Applications are obtained through the SWAHEC office. 

Information about all the summer academies is on the State Regents for Higher Education website. 

Lora Young
Southwest AHEC
Cameron University
580.581.2792
loray@cameron.edu

 

Camp Scrubs - It's a Guy Thing!

Ages 10-13 year old males eligible
Camp Scrubs is a four day camp for 10-13 year old males.

July 23-26 / 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

Enroll online at Camp Scrubs - Tulsa Community College Continuing Education

The goals of the camp include:

• Promote Health Career Awareness
• promote knowledge and interest to middle school age males in the field of nursing

Wanda Holmes
Northeast AHEC
918-595-8413
wholmes@tulsacc.edu

 

Camp MD Medical Detectives

June 18-21

For middle school students

Explore health careers with a "who done it?" or "what caused it?" twist.

Enroll online at MD Medical Detectives - Tulsa Community College Continuing Education

Wanda Holmes
Northeast AHEC
918-595-8413
wholmes@tulsacc.edu

 

Summer Day Camps

Summer day camps target 9th and 10th grade high school students with a variety of activities to promote health career exploration and health education.

 

Health Sciences Day Camp

• May 29 – June 1, 2007
• Carl Albert State College – Poteau, OK
• Rising 9th & 10th grade students
• 3.0 grade point average
• $15 registration fee
• Limited enrollment

Purpose:  Increase the knowledge base in health professions, public health, science, math and English.

Phyllis Brown
Southeast AHEC
Carl Albert State College
918.647.8611
pbrown@carlalbert.edu

 

Camp EMO (Exploring Medical Occupations)

• June 5 - 7, 2007
• Kiamichi Technology Center – Idabel, OK
• Rising 9th & 10th grade students
• 2.8 grade point average
• $15 registration fee
• Limited enrollment

Purpose:  Health career exploration and basic health profession skill training

Phyllis Brown
Southeast AHEC
Carl Albert State College
918.647.8611
pbrown@carlalbert.edu

 

CSI:  Come-See-Investigate (formerly Health Careers Exploration Academy)

• July 23 - 27, 2007
• Kiamichi Technology Center – Hugo, OK
• Rising 9th & 10th grade students
• 3.0 grade point average
• $15 registration fee
• Limited enrollment

Purpose:  Students will discover the variety of health careers while engaging in basic skills learning, team building and leadership activities and community emergency response training.

Phyllis Brown
Southeast AHEC
Carl Albert State College
918.647.8611
pbrown@carlalbert.edu