Host: The School of Journalism
For: High School Students
Website:  http://greenegazette.com/ 
Phone Number:  631-632-7403

This intensive, seven-day residential summer workshop is designed for current Long Island and NYC high school sophomores and juniors considering careers in journalism. The workshop introduces students to basic skills in news reporting, writing and editing and the use of video and still photography. Classes are taught by professional journalists. Students will live at the University and work in the School of Journalism’s multimedia newsroom. 

The program will run from  July 21-July 27, 2019

Host: Stony Brook University Department of Music
For: Ages 8-18 
Website:  www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/music/community/summer-camps/summer.php  
Phone Number: (631) 632-7330

This week-long day camp will focuses on developing important chamber music skills which help young string players build confidence and acquire critical musicianship skills that can make them better orchestra players and soloists. Each day of the camp, participants will receive coachings and take part in daily seminars/demonstrations led by professional musicians and chamber music coaches.  The camp will culminate with each group performing on the final concert that will be open to the public.  

This program will run in August, 2019

Host: The Institute for Advanced Computational Science (IACS)
For: Rising Juniors and Seniors (must be at least 15 years of age)
Website: calendar.stonybrook.edu/site/iacs/event/iacs-computes/  
Phone Number: (631) 632-4629

The Institute for Advanced Computational Science (IACS) at Stony Brook University is offering a 10-day programming workshop for rising juniors or seniors. This hands-on camp introduces students to the Python language and emphasizes algorithmic thinking and problem solving. No assumed prior knowledge of programming is necessary. By the end of the camp, students will have sufficient programming skills and awareness of the field to pursue further independent study and to inform future choices for education and careers.

This program will run from  August 12-August 23, 2019 

Host: The International Undergraduate Admissions
For:  International High School Students
Website:  www.stonybrook.edu/usa 
Phone Number:  631-632-6819

Stony Brook runs a 2 week Summer program for International High School students. The students are immersed in English instruction, exciting academic lectures, demonstrations and labs taught by Stony Brook faculty in courses such as Engineering, Pre-Med, Marine Science, Math, etc. During the program we host the Math League Competition - which is a worldwide Math competition!

This program will run from  July 14-July 27, 2019

Host: Institute for STEM Education (I-STEM)
For: Grades 5-12
Website: www.stonybrook.edu/istem/students/grades_5-12/programs_5-12.php?accordion=panel-d11e104   
Phone Number: (631) 632-9750

The Institute for STEM Education (I-STEM) is a major interdisciplinary STEM education center on the campus and has established a wide range of summer activities for students in grades 5-12. Explore the many summer camps that include physics, engineering, and computer science. 

Programs run throughout  June-August, 2019

Host: Science and Research Awareness Series
Web site:  https://sites.google.com/a/stonybrook.edu/saras/
Phone Number:  ( 631)-444-2974

SARAS 2019 Program is a 3-week program including: Workshops, Lectures, Discussions & Experts’ Views on Topics in Biomedical Sciences, Lab Safety Sessions leading to Certification to Work in a Research Lab. Exam prep sessions to get ready for SAT/ACT/MCAT and much more!

Required level of education: Must have finished the 9th Grade by June 2018. Admission is on a first come, first serve basis.

Programs run from  July 8-July 26, 2019

Host: Science and Research Awareness Series
Web site: https://www.somas.stonybrook.edu/education/undergrad_course_mar104/
For additional information contact:   Kurt.Bretsch@stonybrook.edu

Earn 3 College Credits: Students will examine the World Ocean and the chemical, geological, and physical processes that control its major features and the life that inhabits it, as well as explore human interactions with the marine environment. This intensive course is specifically designed for motivated high school students wishing to earn college credit, but current undergraduates, graduates, or professionals can also enroll. The short-term course will run for 2 weeks and meet for 4-5 hours each weekday at the Stony Brook Southampton campus. Content will be delivered via lectures, in- class activities, and 2 boat trips in which students will explore nearby coastal habitats using oceanographic sampling equipment. Students must have completed high school biology and be at least 16 years old.

Enrollment begins April 2, 2019.  Learn more .

Visit the website  for more information about housing.

Program runs  July 9-July 22, 2019

Host: Institute for STEM Education (I-STEM)
For: Middle School Students 
Website: https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/innovation/events/Summer_Camp.php 
Email:   sbuicreate@stonybrook.edu

In this week-long adventure, middle school students will be immersed in state of the art technology, and will learn how to brainstorm innovative designs, and transform them into products.  Students will use autocad design software to make their ideas become reality,  be given their own invention kit allowing them to use everyday items to control and manipulate technology, and  will learn the importance of media and marketing. S tudents will have a lot of fun gaining the experience through hands on projects. 

Program runs July 15-July 19, 2019 from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

Host: Stony Brook Medicine  Department of Family, Population, and Preventive  Medicine's Nutrition Division
Register here:  https://stonybrookuniversity.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6Pa1KQDJJwp7h9r
Email: nutrition@stonybrookmedicine.edu  
Find more information  here

In a three-day workshop, Stony Brook Medicine shows kids how to harvest and cook their own food, using produce from the Stony Brook Heights Rooftop Farm on the roof of the Health Sciences Tower. Staff from the Department of Family, Population and Preventive Medicine’s Nutrition Division show them how to take their harvest and turn it into vegetable stuffed pita pockets, herbed omelettes, salads, muffins, smoothies and more.

For 9 to 11 year olds: tentative dates are July 9-11, 2019
For 6 to 8 year olds: tentative dates are  July 23-25, 2019   

Host: Stony Brook Medicine Department of Family, Population, and Preventive Medicine's Nutrition Division
For: Participants must atleast be 13 years old
Register here:  https://stonybrookuniversity.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d4jKddkqcX09nxj 
Email:  nutrition@stonybrookmedicine.edu  
Find more information  here

An interactive 3-day workshop for young athletes that will help them eat well to compete well. Nutrition is important for peak athletic performance but young athletes tend to under fuel. Participants will learn how to fuel properly to excel at sports and avoid burnout. Athletes will also use fresh, whole food ingredientsto make an energizing smoothie and snack each day of the workshop. What the athletes will learn:

• How to meet their unique nutrition demands
• Practice and game day fueling strategies
• How to build balanced meals for optimal athletic performance
• Above all, nutrition strategies thatwill benefit them as a student-athlete and for a lifetime

Program is April 22, 23, & 24, 2019 from 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Host: The Department of Computer Science (CS) and kidOYO
Website:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kidoyo-spring-2019-stony-brook-university-tickets-57927263003 

The Department of Computer Science (CS) and kidOYO have teamed up to offer a computer science classes to Long Island families. kidOYO’s Summer Experience at Stony Brook kicks includes a variety of lessons for students interested in technology. Students will learn 3D design and printing, Web development, Python, Java, Javascript, green screen filming/editing, Scratch, and many more industry-leading programs.

The program begins March 31, 2019

Camp Kesem is a national, nonprofit organization that supports children through and beyond their parent's cancer by offering free summer camps with innovative, fun-filled programs that foster a lasting community. The camp is run by driven, passionate student leaders at Stony Brook University. 

Children from ages 6-18 whose parents are affected by cancer are encouraged to apply. All of our year-round programming, including our week of camp, is free for families and application materials are available in English and Spanish. To apply, create an account at   kesem.force.com.

Contact   stonybrook.outreach@campkesem.org  (631) 716-5132 or visit   campkesem.org/stonybrook  for more information. 

Kids and teens discover coding, game development, robotics, and design in an inspiring, collegiate setting. With an average of just 8 students per instructor, our guaranteed small class sizes ensure you'll receive personalized instruction and excel at your own pace. Come explore for one week, or return for multiple sessions to build an impressive portfolio.

Visit:  https://www.idtech.com/locations/new-york-summer-camps/stony-brook-university

Official Atlético de Madrid Academy Coaches The Atlético de Madrid Camp will provide a unique opportunity for participants to learn, train and experience the methodology of Atlético de Madrid.

 Visit:  http://atleticodemadridnewyorkcamp.com/