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For 32 years, high school students from throughout Kentucky and the region have come to learn and do journalism at Western Kentucky University's Journalism Workshop. These students have shown an interest in journalism and came to the workshops with backgrounds under-represented in U.S. newsrooms. Some lacked the financial resources to attend journalism workshops. The 2015 Xposure High School Journalism Workshop hosted by the School of Journalism & Broadcasting at WKU will continue that tradition. The alumni of these workshops fill newsrooms throughout the country, helping to ensure that the news gatherers at media outlets mirror the diverse communities they serve. 

Registration for this Workshop has ended.

For 32 years, high school students from throughout Kentucky and the region have come to learn and do journalism at Western Kentucky University's Journalism Workshop. These students have shown an interest in journalism and came to the workshops with backgrounds under-represented in U.S. newsrooms. Some lacked the financial resources to attend journalism workshops. The 2015 Xposure High School Journalism Workshop hosted by the School of Journalism & Broadcasting at WKU will continue that tradition. The alumni of these workshops fill newsrooms throughout the country, helping to ensure that the news gatherers at media outlets mirror the diverse communities they serve. 

Registration for this Workshop has ended.

For gifted students who have completed sixth, seventh, or eighth grade, SCATS, The Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students, presents a unique learning environment to explore new ideas, develop concepts, make friends, and share experiences. SCATS classes open new doors of learning for gifted young people and provide a comfortable social atmosphere where they can be who they truly are.

Learn more.

For 32 years, high school students from throughout Kentucky and the region have come to learn and do journalism at Western Kentucky University's Journalism Workshop. These students have shown an interest in journalism and came to the workshops with backgrounds under-represented in U.S. newsrooms. Some lacked the financial resources to attend journalism workshops. The 2015 Xposure High School Journalism Workshop hosted by the School of Journalism & Broadcasting at WKU will continue that tradition. The alumni of these workshops fill newsrooms throughout the country, helping to ensure that the news gatherers at media outlets mirror the diverse communities they serve. 

Registration for this Workshop has ended.

For gifted students who have completed sixth, seventh, or eighth grade, SCATS, The Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students, presents a unique learning environment to explore new ideas, develop concepts, make friends, and share experiences. SCATS classes open new doors of learning for gifted young people and provide a comfortable social atmosphere where they can be who they truly are.

Learn more.

Youth Skills camps will cover the fundamentals and basics of baseball including catching, throwing, pitching,  defense and hitting. Kids will have an opportunity to learn how baseball is played correctly, learn drills, and compete in coach pitch games. Kids will have full access the WKU baseball facility and a chance to interact with current Hilltopper players and coaches! They will learn baseball the right way at a young age and get a head start on becoming a solid overall ball player while having a lot of FUN!!!!!

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Open to any and all students entering grades 1st-8th. This is a non-padded camp. T-shirt, shorts and shoes only. Camp will be 8:30am-11:30am CST.

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For 32 years, high school students from throughout Kentucky and the region have come to learn and do journalism at Western Kentucky University's Journalism Workshop. These students have shown an interest in journalism and came to the workshops with backgrounds under-represented in U.S. newsrooms. Some lacked the financial resources to attend journalism workshops. The 2015 Xposure High School Journalism Workshop hosted by the School of Journalism & Broadcasting at WKU will continue that tradition. The alumni of these workshops fill newsrooms throughout the country, helping to ensure that the news gatherers at media outlets mirror the diverse communities they serve. 

Registration for this Workshop has ended.

For gifted students who have completed sixth, seventh, or eighth grade, SCATS, The Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students, presents a unique learning environment to explore new ideas, develop concepts, make friends, and share experiences. SCATS classes open new doors of learning for gifted young people and provide a comfortable social atmosphere where they can be who they truly are.

Learn more.

Youth Skills camps will cover the fundamentals and basics of baseball including catching, throwing, pitching,  defense and hitting. Kids will have an opportunity to learn how baseball is played correctly, learn drills, and compete in coach pitch games. Kids will have full access the WKU baseball facility and a chance to interact with current Hilltopper players and coaches! They will learn baseball the right way at a young age and get a head start on becoming a solid overall ball player while having a lot of FUN!!!!!

Get more information.

Open to any and all students entering grades 1st-8th. This is a non-padded camp. T-shirt, shorts and shoes only. Camp will be 8:30am-11:30am CST.

Get more information.

ATP is an orientation program required for all freshman and transfer students planning to register for classes on the Main or South Campus. ATP helps you become more familiar with Western Kentucky University and provides an opportunity to meet with an academic advisor from your chosen major in a small group setting. You will also register for classes and receive a copy of your class schedule.

Visit the ATP website for more information and to learn how to register.

For 32 years, high school students from throughout Kentucky and the region have come to learn and do journalism at Western Kentucky University's Journalism Workshop. These students have shown an interest in journalism and came to the workshops with backgrounds under-represented in U.S. newsrooms. Some lacked the financial resources to attend journalism workshops. The 2015 Xposure High School Journalism Workshop hosted by the School of Journalism & Broadcasting at WKU will continue that tradition. The alumni of these workshops fill newsrooms throughout the country, helping to ensure that the news gatherers at media outlets mirror the diverse communities they serve. 

Registration for this Workshop has ended.

For gifted students who have completed sixth, seventh, or eighth grade, SCATS, The Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students, presents a unique learning environment to explore new ideas, develop concepts, make friends, and share experiences. SCATS classes open new doors of learning for gifted young people and provide a comfortable social atmosphere where they can be who they truly are.

Learn more.

Youth Skills camps will cover the fundamentals and basics of baseball including catching, throwing, pitching,  defense and hitting. Kids will have an opportunity to learn how baseball is played correctly, learn drills, and compete in coach pitch games. Kids will have full access the WKU baseball facility and a chance to interact with current Hilltopper players and coaches! They will learn baseball the right way at a young age and get a head start on becoming a solid overall ball player while having a lot of FUN!!!!!

Get more information.

Open to any and all students entering grades 1st-8th. This is a non-padded camp. T-shirt, shorts and shoes only. Camp will be 8:30am-11:30am CST.

Get more information.

For 32 years, high school students from throughout Kentucky and the region have come to learn and do journalism at Western Kentucky University's Journalism Workshop. These students have shown an interest in journalism and came to the workshops with backgrounds under-represented in U.S. newsrooms. Some lacked the financial resources to attend journalism workshops. The 2015 Xposure High School Journalism Workshop hosted by the School of Journalism & Broadcasting at WKU will continue that tradition. The alumni of these workshops fill newsrooms throughout the country, helping to ensure that the news gatherers at media outlets mirror the diverse communities they serve. 

Registration for this Workshop has ended.

For gifted students who have completed sixth, seventh, or eighth grade, SCATS, The Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students, presents a unique learning environment to explore new ideas, develop concepts, make friends, and share experiences. SCATS classes open new doors of learning for gifted young people and provide a comfortable social atmosphere where they can be who they truly are.

Learn more.

Youth Skills camps will cover the fundamentals and basics of baseball including catching, throwing, pitching,  defense and hitting. Kids will have an opportunity to learn how baseball is played correctly, learn drills, and compete in coach pitch games. Kids will have full access the WKU baseball facility and a chance to interact with current Hilltopper players and coaches! They will learn baseball the right way at a young age and get a head start on becoming a solid overall ball player while having a lot of FUN!!!!!

Get more information.

For 32 years, high school students from throughout Kentucky and the region have come to learn and do journalism at Western Kentucky University's Journalism Workshop. These students have shown an interest in journalism and came to the workshops with backgrounds under-represented in U.S. newsrooms. Some lacked the financial resources to attend journalism workshops. The 2015 Xposure High School Journalism Workshop hosted by the School of Journalism & Broadcasting at WKU will continue that tradition. The alumni of these workshops fill newsrooms throughout the country, helping to ensure that the news gatherers at media outlets mirror the diverse communities they serve. 

Registration for this Workshop has ended.

For gifted students who have completed sixth, seventh, or eighth grade, SCATS, The Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students, presents a unique learning environment to explore new ideas, develop concepts, make friends, and share experiences. SCATS classes open new doors of learning for gifted young people and provide a comfortable social atmosphere where they can be who they truly are.

Learn more.

For 32 years, high school students from throughout Kentucky and the region have come to learn and do journalism at Western Kentucky University's Journalism Workshop. These students have shown an interest in journalism and came to the workshops with backgrounds under-represented in U.S. newsrooms. Some lacked the financial resources to attend journalism workshops. The 2015 Xposure High School Journalism Workshop hosted by the School of Journalism & Broadcasting at WKU will continue that tradition. The alumni of these workshops fill newsrooms throughout the country, helping to ensure that the news gatherers at media outlets mirror the diverse communities they serve. 

Registration for this Workshop has ended.

For gifted students who have completed sixth, seventh, or eighth grade, SCATS, The Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students, presents a unique learning environment to explore new ideas, develop concepts, make friends, and share experiences. SCATS classes open new doors of learning for gifted young people and provide a comfortable social atmosphere where they can be who they truly are.

Learn more.

For 32 years, high school students from throughout Kentucky and the region have come to learn and do journalism at Western Kentucky University's Journalism Workshop. These students have shown an interest in journalism and came to the workshops with backgrounds under-represented in U.S. newsrooms. Some lacked the financial resources to attend journalism workshops. The 2015 Xposure High School Journalism Workshop hosted by the School of Journalism & Broadcasting at WKU will continue that tradition. The alumni of these workshops fill newsrooms throughout the country, helping to ensure that the news gatherers at media outlets mirror the diverse communities they serve. 

Registration for this Workshop has ended.

For gifted students who have completed sixth, seventh, or eighth grade, SCATS, The Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students, presents a unique learning environment to explore new ideas, develop concepts, make friends, and share experiences. SCATS classes open new doors of learning for gifted young people and provide a comfortable social atmosphere where they can be who they truly are.

Learn more.

From on-line to on-air and so much more.  The annual High School Media workshops offer four days of training in either photojournalism, broadcasting, or film covering every facet of the independent cinema process. Designed to challenge and motivate students these annual workshops are sponsored by the Kentucky High School Media Institute and the School of Journalism & Broadcasting.

Registration for this workshop has ended.

For gifted students who have completed sixth, seventh, or eighth grade, SCATS, The Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students, presents a unique learning environment to explore new ideas, develop concepts, make friends, and share experiences. SCATS classes open new doors of learning for gifted young people and provide a comfortable social atmosphere where they can be who they truly are.

Learn more.

From on-line to on-air and so much more.  The annual High School Media workshops offer four days of training in either photojournalism, broadcasting, or film covering every facet of the independent cinema process. Designed to challenge and motivate students these annual workshops are sponsored by the Kentucky High School Media Institute and the School of Journalism & Broadcasting.

Registration for this workshop has ended.

Ray Harper Basketball Camps at Western Kentucky University offer an opportunity for players to receive valuable instruction on the fundamental skills of basketball. Campers will be made aware of the characteristics that define successful players. Organized games between campers will provide a competitive outlet after specific drills have been practiced. Contests built into drills capture the learner's attention, which results in attentive practice.

Drill progressions will be aimed towards recognizing and developing good habits in all aspects of the game. General courtesy, respect for teammates and opponents and the importance of hard work will be taught to the campers through example by the Hilltopper coaches.

Get more information.

For gifted students who have completed sixth, seventh, or eighth grade, SCATS, The Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students, presents a unique learning environment to explore new ideas, develop concepts, make friends, and share experiences. SCATS classes open new doors of learning for gifted young people and provide a comfortable social atmosphere where they can be who they truly are.

Learn more.

From on-line to on-air and so much more.  The annual High School Media workshops offer four days of training in either photojournalism, broadcasting, or film covering every facet of the independent cinema process. Designed to challenge and motivate students these annual workshops are sponsored by the Kentucky High School Media Institute and the School of Journalism & Broadcasting.

Registration for this workshop has ended.

Ray Harper Basketball Camps at Western Kentucky University offer an opportunity for players to receive valuable instruction on the fundamental skills of basketball. Campers will be made aware of the characteristics that define successful players. Organized games between campers will provide a competitive outlet after specific drills have been practiced. Contests built into drills capture the learner's attention, which results in attentive practice.

Drill progressions will be aimed towards recognizing and developing good habits in all aspects of the game. General courtesy, respect for teammates and opponents and the importance of hard work will be taught to the campers through example by the Hilltopper coaches.

Get more information.

 If your child loves to write, this is the perfect summer camp! We will focus on writing to make a difference during this 3-day event, and the campers will present their work on the last day of the camp. Everything your child will need, including meals and snacks, will be provided. All camp counselors are cerfied teachers. 

Learn more.

ATP is an orientation program required for all freshman and transfer students planning to register for classes on the Main or South Campus. ATP helps you become more familiar with Western Kentucky University and provides an opportunity to meet with an academic advisor from your chosen major in a small group setting. You will also register for classes and receive a copy of your class schedule.

Visit the ATP website for more information and to learn how to register.

This camp is designed to prepare high school and club teams and individual players for the upcoming season. HSA staff coaches will work personally with each coach to implement tactics that highlight team strengths.

Additional activities may include strength & conditioning, injury prevention, soccer nutrition, college recruiting discussion, pick-up games and panels about college life. HSA will provide room & board, free of charge, for a coach or manager from each team.

Get more information.

For gifted students who have completed sixth, seventh, or eighth grade, SCATS, The Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students, presents a unique learning environment to explore new ideas, develop concepts, make friends, and share experiences. SCATS classes open new doors of learning for gifted young people and provide a comfortable social atmosphere where they can be who they truly are.

Learn more.

From on-line to on-air and so much more.  The annual High School Media workshops offer four days of training in either photojournalism, broadcasting, or film covering every facet of the independent cinema process. Designed to challenge and motivate students these annual workshops are sponsored by the Kentucky High School Media Institute and the School of Journalism & Broadcasting.

Registration for this workshop has ended.

Ray Harper Basketball Camps at Western Kentucky University offer an opportunity for players to receive valuable instruction on the fundamental skills of basketball. Campers will be made aware of the characteristics that define successful players. Organized games between campers will provide a competitive outlet after specific drills have been practiced. Contests built into drills capture the learner's attention, which results in attentive practice.

Drill progressions will be aimed towards recognizing and developing good habits in all aspects of the game. General courtesy, respect for teammates and opponents and the importance of hard work will be taught to the campers through example by the Hilltopper coaches.

Get more information.

 If your child loves to write, this is the perfect summer camp! We will focus on writing to make a difference during this 3-day event, and the campers will present their work on the last day of the camp. Everything your child will need, including meals and snacks, will be provided. All camp counselors are cerfied teachers. 

Learn more.

This camp is designed to prepare high school and club teams and individual players for the upcoming season. HSA staff coaches will work personally with each coach to implement tactics that highlight team strengths.

Additional activities may include strength & conditioning, injury prevention, soccer nutrition, college recruiting discussion, pick-up games and panels about college life. HSA will provide room & board, free of charge, for a coach or manager from each team.

Get more information.

For gifted students who have completed sixth, seventh, or eighth grade, SCATS, The Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students, presents a unique learning environment to explore new ideas, develop concepts, make friends, and share experiences. SCATS classes open new doors of learning for gifted young people and provide a comfortable social atmosphere where they can be who they truly are.

Learn more.

From on-line to on-air and so much more.  The annual High School Media workshops offer four days of training in either photojournalism, broadcasting, or film covering every facet of the independent cinema process. Designed to challenge and motivate students these annual workshops are sponsored by the Kentucky High School Media Institute and the School of Journalism & Broadcasting.

Registration for this workshop has ended.

 If your child loves to write, this is the perfect summer camp! We will focus on writing to make a difference during this 3-day event, and the campers will present their work on the last day of the camp. Everything your child will need, including meals and snacks, will be provided. All camp counselors are cerfied teachers. 

Learn more.

This camp is designed to prepare high school and club teams and individual players for the upcoming season. HSA staff coaches will work personally with each coach to implement tactics that highlight team strengths.

Additional activities may include strength & conditioning, injury prevention, soccer nutrition, college recruiting discussion, pick-up games and panels about college life. HSA will provide room & board, free of charge, for a coach or manager from each team.

Get more information.

For gifted students who have completed sixth, seventh, or eighth grade, SCATS, The Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students, presents a unique learning environment to explore new ideas, develop concepts, make friends, and share experiences. SCATS classes open new doors of learning for gifted young people and provide a comfortable social atmosphere where they can be who they truly are.

Learn more.

This camp is designed to prepare high school and club teams and individual players for the upcoming season. HSA staff coaches will work personally with each coach to implement tactics that highlight team strengths.

Additional activities may include strength & conditioning, injury prevention, soccer nutrition, college recruiting discussion, pick-up games and panels about college life. HSA will provide room & board, free of charge, for a coach or manager from each team.

Get more information.

This camp is designed to prepare high school and club teams and individual players for the upcoming season. HSA staff coaches will work personally with each coach to implement tactics that highlight team strengths.

Additional activities may include strength & conditioning, injury prevention, soccer nutrition, college recruiting discussion, pick-up games and panels about college life. HSA will provide room & board, free of charge, for a coach or manager from each team.

Get more information.

On Saturday, June 20, 2015, the African American Museum|Bowling Green Area (AAMBGA) and the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority-Bowling Green Alumnae Chapter will host the 2015 Juneteenth Community Festival from 3:00 PM until 7:00 PM. The event will be hosted at the Erskine House at 1783 Chestnut Street. There will be activities, entertainment, arts and craft vendors, games, and food.

All are cordially invited to attend the opening ceremony and to join in the 2015 Juneteenth Community Festival. There is no admission fee; it is free for all to come and to enjoy. There are new Museum exhibits that will inform all of the work and achievements of the African American communities of Bowling Green.

VAMPY, the Summer Program for Verbally and Mathematically Precocious Youth, assembles some of the brightest and most enthusiastic minds from counties around the Commonwealth, states across the nation, and countries all over the world. The VAMPY community reflects the diverse backgrounds, interests, and pursuits of its students who all have at least one thing in common: a love of learning.

Get more information.

VAMPY, the Summer Program for Verbally and Mathematically Precocious Youth, assembles some of the brightest and most enthusiastic minds from counties around the Commonwealth, states across the nation, and countries all over the world. The VAMPY community reflects the diverse backgrounds, interests, and pursuits of its students who all have at least one thing in common: a love of learning.

Get more information.

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VAMPY, the Summer Program for Verbally and Mathematically Precocious Youth, assembles some of the brightest and most enthusiastic minds from counties around the Commonwealth, states across the nation, and countries all over the world. The VAMPY community reflects the diverse backgrounds, interests, and pursuits of its students who all have at least one thing in common: a love of learning.

Get more information.

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Grades 6-12

Grades 3-5

VAMPY, the Summer Program for Verbally and Mathematically Precocious Youth, assembles some of the brightest and most enthusiastic minds from counties around the Commonwealth, states across the nation, and countries all over the world. The VAMPY community reflects the diverse backgrounds, interests, and pursuits of its students who all have at least one thing in common: a love of learning.

Get more information.

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Grades 6-12

Grades 3-5

VAMPY, the Summer Program for Verbally and Mathematically Precocious Youth, assembles some of the brightest and most enthusiastic minds from counties around the Commonwealth, states across the nation, and countries all over the world. The VAMPY community reflects the diverse backgrounds, interests, and pursuits of its students who all have at least one thing in common: a love of learning.

Get more information.

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Grades 6-12

Grades 3-5

Adults are going to college for a number of reasions. No matter what your reason is for returning to college, WKU is here to assist you!

You are invited to a free information session to discover how WKU can help you finish your degree and achieve your educational and career goals.

Thursday, June 25
6:00-7:30pm
Kniceley Conference Center
Bowling Green, KY

To reserve a seat, call (270) 745-3575 or email adultservices@wku.edu. 

VAMPY, the Summer Program for Verbally and Mathematically Precocious Youth, assembles some of the brightest and most enthusiastic minds from counties around the Commonwealth, states across the nation, and countries all over the world. The VAMPY community reflects the diverse backgrounds, interests, and pursuits of its students who all have at least one thing in common: a love of learning.

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Grades 6-12

Grades 3-5

The School of Teacher Education at Western Kentucky University is hosting a day of professional activities based on the theme Literacy Across the Curriculum with Keynote Speaker Pam Petty. In this one-day conference keynote speakers, subject experts, and practitioners in the field will share ideas and resources for emphasizing literacy across curricular topics.

Who should attend? Teachers and practitioners graduate and undergraduate students in education, P-12 administrators, and university faculty should attend. Register for the conference by completing the online form at https://wku.co1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_3yMYiC61TldXKoR.

Do I get credit? Teachers can earn professional-development (PD) credit (6 hours) for full-day participation.

For information about the conference program and payment of registration fees contact:

Josiah Super   

 270-745-2819

 Josiah.super@wku.edu

Ray Harper Basketball Camps at Western Kentucky University offer an opportunity for players to receive valuable instruction on the fundamental skills of basketball. Campers will be made aware of the characteristics that define successful players. Organized games between campers will provide a competitive outlet after specific drills have been practiced. Contests built into drills capture the learner's attention, which results in attentive practice.

Drill progressions will be aimed towards recognizing and developing good habits in all aspects of the game. General courtesy, respect for teammates and opponents and the importance of hard work will be taught to the campers through example by the Hilltopper coaches.

Get more information.

VAMPY, the Summer Program for Verbally and Mathematically Precocious Youth, assembles some of the brightest and most enthusiastic minds from counties around the Commonwealth, states across the nation, and countries all over the world. The VAMPY community reflects the diverse backgrounds, interests, and pursuits of its students who all have at least one thing in common: a love of learning.

Get more information.

Ray Harper Basketball Camps at Western Kentucky University offer an opportunity for players to receive valuable instruction on the fundamental skills of basketball. Campers will be made aware of the characteristics that define successful players. Organized games between campers will provide a competitive outlet after specific drills have been practiced. Contests built into drills capture the learner's attention, which results in attentive practice.

Drill progressions will be aimed towards recognizing and developing good habits in all aspects of the game. General courtesy, respect for teammates and opponents and the importance of hard work will be taught to the campers through example by the Hilltopper coaches.

Get more information.

VAMPY, the Summer Program for Verbally and Mathematically Precocious Youth, assembles some of the brightest and most enthusiastic minds from counties around the Commonwealth, states across the nation, and countries all over the world. The VAMPY community reflects the diverse backgrounds, interests, and pursuits of its students who all have at least one thing in common: a love of learning.

Get more information.

VAMPY, the Summer Program for Verbally and Mathematically Precocious Youth, assembles some of the brightest and most enthusiastic minds from counties around the Commonwealth, states across the nation, and countries all over the world. The VAMPY community reflects the diverse backgrounds, interests, and pursuits of its students who all have at least one thing in common: a love of learning.

Get more information.

Camp Innovate is new to The Center in 2015 and is a day camp designed for advanced ability and high interest children who were in grades four or five during the 2014-2015 school year. The experience features hands-on and minds-on instruction to engage children in problem solving and learning at advanced levels. Students will explore a wide range of subjects from math and science to art and theater during their day. Numbers will be limited to 50 children.

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Open to all students observing Ramadan.  Food provided and sponsored by the International Student Office.  Open to anyone who would like to attend.

Ray Harper Basketball Camps at Western Kentucky University offer an opportunity for players to receive valuable instruction on the fundamental skills of basketball. Campers will be made aware of the characteristics that define successful players. Organized games between campers will provide a competitive outlet after specific drills have been practiced. Contests built into drills capture the learner's attention, which results in attentive practice.

Drill progressions will be aimed towards recognizing and developing good habits in all aspects of the game. General courtesy, respect for teammates and opponents and the importance of hard work will be taught to the campers through example by the Hilltopper coaches.

Get more information.

VAMPY, the Summer Program for Verbally and Mathematically Precocious Youth, assembles some of the brightest and most enthusiastic minds from counties around the Commonwealth, states across the nation, and countries all over the world. The VAMPY community reflects the diverse backgrounds, interests, and pursuits of its students who all have at least one thing in common: a love of learning.

Get more information.

Camp Innovate is new to The Center in 2015 and is a day camp designed for advanced ability and high interest children who were in grades four or five during the 2014-2015 school year. The experience features hands-on and minds-on instruction to engage children in problem solving and learning at advanced levels. Students will explore a wide range of subjects from math and science to art and theater during their day. Numbers will be limited to 50 children.

Learn more.

Ray Harper Basketball Camps at Western Kentucky University offer an opportunity for players to receive valuable instruction on the fundamental skills of basketball. Campers will be made aware of the characteristics that define successful players. Organized games between campers will provide a competitive outlet after specific drills have been practiced. Contests built into drills capture the learner's attention, which results in attentive practice.

Drill progressions will be aimed towards recognizing and developing good habits in all aspects of the game. General courtesy, respect for teammates and opponents and the importance of hard work will be taught to the campers through example by the Hilltopper coaches.

Get more information.

Adults are going to college for a number of reasions. No matter what your reason is for returning to college, WKU is here to assist you!

You are invited to a free information session to discover how WKU can help you finish your degree and achieve your educational and career goals.

Tuesday, June 30
6:00-7:30pm
WKU Glasgow Campus
Glasgow, KY

To reserve a seat, call (270) 745-3575 or email adultservices@wku.edu.