When

Thursday July 7, 2016 at 9:00 PM EDT
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Friday July 8, 2016 at 3:00 PM EDT

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Where

Franklin Science Center 
40 Franklin Drive
Shippensburg, PA 17257
 

 
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Contact

Melinda Bender 
Shippensburg University 
717-477-1256 
mkbend@ship.edu 

Shippensburg University Summer Camps 2016

  • Shark Tank June 6-10  
  • Boys Basketball Camp June 19 - 22
  • Girls Softball Camp I June 19 - 22  
  • STEM: Tracking a Disease Outbreak June 20 - 24
  • Girls Basketball Camp June 26 - 29
  • Field Hockey Day Camp June 27 - 30
  • Forensic Science Camp July 7 & 8
  • Virtual Vacations Camp July 11 - 15
  • Chemistry Camp I & II July 11 - 15
  • Girls Volleyball Camp I July 10 - 13
  • Girls Softball Camp II July 10- 13
  • Sprints & Hurdles Camp July 17 - 20
  • Girls Cross Country Camp July 17 - 21
  • Boys Cross Country Camp July 17 - 21
  • Tennis Day Camp July 18 - 21
  • Tennis Camp July 18 - 21 
  • Lacrosse Camp July 18 - 21
  • Jumps Camp July 24 - 27
  • Throws Camp July 24 - 27
  • Girls Volleyball Camp II July 24 - 27
  • Field Hockey July 24 - 28
 

Shippensburg University Forensic Science Camp 

Boys & Girls Grades 10 - 12

Special Dietary needs - We can help! Contact Jerry Howerin, Chartwells Executive Chef, (717) 477-1123 ext 3203 or email jerry.howerin@compass-usa.com
The SU Forensic Science Camp is a day camp designed to give high school students entering 10th-12th grade the opportunity to perform a variety of forensic investigations designed to teach basic principles and to use these techniques to study a crime scene.
We will spend the majority of our time in crime scenes and laboratories so students can truly experience what it is like to be a forensic scientist.
The Forensic Science Camp will simultaneously emphasize the fundamental concepts of forensic science (evidence collection and documentation, fingerprint collection and analysis, shoe print and tire impressions, ballistics, serology, and controlled substances) and how those concepts are used to solve criminal cases.
We will emphasize safe and proper laboratory analysis and interpretation of results as the primary method of instruction.