Additional Camp and Clinic Youth Events
Whether you or your child is looking to explore athletics, music, theater, STEM, or more, the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater has a program for you. In fact, each year thousands of tweens and teens get involved in UW-Whitewater Camps and Clinics.
Our summer camps, day clinics, competitions, and virtual events allow you to work with our award-winning coaches, directors, and expert staff, use our fantastic facilities, and experience a bit of campus life; setting the tone for future achievements.
All of our events follow strict guidelines for camper and community safety, education, and citizenship. When you, or your child, attends a #WarhawkCamp, you can feel comfortable knowing that they will walk away with an experience that they won’t soon forget!
You belong here.
Tech Savvy
April 15, 2023
Girls Scouts Merit Badge
April 29, 2023
ACT Prep
May 20 - June 7, 2023
PreCollege Programs
Summer 2023
Game Development | Middle School
June 11-15, 2023
Chatter Matters
June 15, 2023
Game Development | High School
June 18-22, 2023
STEM Weeks
Four Weeks | June - July 2023
Fine Art Camp
June 25-30, 2023
I Want to Be a Teacher Camp
June 25-28, 2023
Whitewater Forensics Institute
July 09-15, 2023
KEMPA Journalism Camp
July 23-26, 2023
Music Explorers
July 24-28, 2023
College for Kids
July 17-21, 2023
Grandchildren's Unviersity
July 28-29, 2023
Esports Summer Camp
Two Sessions in July
Super Science
October 15, 2023
KEMPA Fall Journalism Conference
October 20, 2023
Winter Wonderland
December 9, 2023
What People Are Saying
"I liked being able to get a taste of living 'on my own'. This is the first time I've ever been to a camp and it was comforting knowing that college wouldn't be to horrible. I had a great time in the resident halls and wish I could come again next year (I'm a senior, UW Whitewater is at the top of my list for colleges to attend in fall 2020)."
- Theatre Participant
"My daughter felt liked she learned a lot, especially about screenwriting which was new to her. She came back with a lot of practical knowledge about how to pursue writing as a career, it's secondary to how you make actual money when you are first starting out. Since she will be a Junior next year, this is important information in helping her determine her course of study in college. The size of the camp was great for a lot of one on one feed back from the instructors. She was so happy to finally be in a learning environment where nobody was forced to be there and everyone contributed to the conversation."
- Parent of Growing Writers Participant
"Making connections with other campers and hands on experiences in a classroom."
- I Want To Be A Teacher Participant
