Bowling Green State University is offering third through eighth grade students the opportunity to enhance their learning in math, reading, science and social studies though virtual academic enrichment camps.

Registration is open for sessions in June and July, with all subject areas being offered in both sessions. Students may participate in up to two content areas free of charge thanks to a donor.

The enrichment camps are taught and designed by trained teachers who are experts in their field. During the camps, students will work directly with an instructor and same-age peers, enjoying a variety of activities to pique their interest in learning and deepen their knowledge. Access to the internet and an electronic device, such as a laptop, is required.

Session one runs June 14 to 25 and session two runs July 12 to 23. Students will meet virtually with an instructor every day for one hour over the course of two weeks. Campers will engage in conversations, activities and hands-on projects as they learn and meet classmates virtually. Students will be separated into their own cohort based on grade, content level and prior subject knowledge.

Participants will have a “Camp Crate” mailed to their home with supplies needed for the duration of the program. Each crate will include a camp T-shirt, supply box with writing utensils, BGSU journal, dry erase board and marker, ruler, graph paper and more.

Depending on program enrollment, campers also may receive additional supplies, including reading materials, science fair and investigation items, geography and social studies materials or manipulatives needed for making sense of mathematical ideas.

For more information, visit BGSU’s pre-college programs website at bgsu.edu/pre-college-programs.