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Virtual and in-person summer camps offered at Western

March 26, 2021
KALAMAZOO, Mich. In-person youth summer camps will return to Western Michigan University, pending approval of safety plans and registration with the Office of Precollege Programming.
In-person and virtual summer camp opportunities are being added online in the coming weeks. Some of the options already planned this year include virtual and in-person courses through the Academically Talented Youth Program (ATYP) and virtual camps through the College of Aviation.
ATYP holds summer programs for all students in grades six to nine each summer. Virtual and in-person camp opportunities begin
Monday, June 14, and include Graphic Novels, Playwriting, SurvivalCraft, Cryptography, Where Does Your Water Go?, Virtual Reality and Scratch Multimedia Games. In addition, ATYP offers a Writing Your College Admissions Essay camp for students entering their senior year of high school. You can learn more and register online. ....

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WMU program offers free tutoring, mentorship to KPS middle and high school students

February 12, 2021
KALAMAZOO, Mich. Reading, writing and refreshing web browsers are daily challenges for kids navigating virtual learning during the pandemic, but a Western Michigan University program provides struggling students a place to find support. The University s Office of Precollege Programming offers free drop-in virtual tutoring sessions for middle and high school students in Kalamazoo Public Schools (KPS).
WMU students are ready to help KPS students in need of academic and social support. (Getty Images)
Funded by the King-Chávez-Parks Initiative s College Day Program, Western students are employed to mentor and help with homework free of charge. Roughly 50 KPS students signed up for sessions during fall semester. That number has already more than doubled since winter break. ....

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