EPIC - Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo

The application for EPIC Summer 2018 is now closed.

If you are still looking for a summer camp, we reccomend the camp below. This is a day camp offered at Cal Poly. The camp has a limited number of spots so hurry and register before all the spots fill up.

Electrical Engineering Summer Camp 2018

Dates: Monday, June 18 to Friday June 22 this year.

Time: 9-4PM each day

Format: Games and Mixers, Morning Lab, Lunch and outdoor activity, Afternoon Lab, games

Example Labs: Arduino microcontrollers, VEX and scribbler robots, Rockets, Electronics Kits, Software, 3D-printing of objects and more!

Registration: http://www.ee.calpoly.edu/events/electrical-engineering-summer-camp-2018/

Cost: $250 per students.

AN EPIC ADVENTURE AWAITS!

SUMMER 2019 Application OPENS APRIL 1, 2019

If you are currently in grades 6-11, you are eligible to apply for the EPIC 2019 summer camp. The camp dates are:

July 7-12: Session 1 Grades 6-8

July 14-19: Session 2 Grades 9-11

July 21-26: Session 3 Grades 9-11

July 28- August 2: Session 4 Grades 9-11

*ALL sessions are residential programs ONLY and are based on spring 2019 enrollment status.

If you're interested in participating, click the "Sign Up" button if you don't already have an account. This will add you to our mailing list. We will email you when the application becomes available for summer 2019.

Do you like building projects or figuring out how things work? If so, then you might be an engineer.

EPIC- Engineering Possibilities in College - is a one-week summer camp at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo introducing campers to the varied fields of engineering through hands-on labs taught by university professors and industry professionals. EPIC campers see "Learn by Doing" in action as they participate in labs where they design, build, and test their own projects! Campers build rockets, create Android phone apps, develop a solar car, and learn about computer security. EPIC shares the College of Engineering’s mission to “educate students for careers of service, leadership, and distinction in engineering or other fields by using a Learn by Doing, hands-on approach.”

Students can apply to one of the four sessions based on their current grade level. Each session accommodates 160 participants. Acceptance into EPIC is based on the essay written, interest to learn about engineering, and indication student has applied themselves to their studies based on g.p.a, classes taken, and extracurricular activities. The EPIC program does its best to determine which students will gain the most from the program.