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STEM Center to host coding camp for kids

May 17, 2017 by Steve Fellers

STEM Center to host coding camp for kids

In today’s high-tech world, knowledge of computer coding and application design can give students an distinct advantage in the future workforce.

The STEM Center at Henderson State University will host Reddie, Set, Design, a coding camp for kids in July. Students who will have completed grades K-5 will attend on July 20, and grades 6-8 on July 21. Each day is limited to 30 participants.

Betty Ramsey, STEM Center director, said the camp facilitator is Joel Spenser who works with code.org.

“This is an excellent opportunity to introduce your child to coding, app building, and computer science,” Ramsey said. “With our governor’s emphasis on computer science and the skills needed for the future workforce, this camp is a great beginning.”

To register, go to www.hsu.edu/stemcenter, click on Professional Development Opportunities, and register for the appropriate age group by June 15. The cost is $30 payable to The STEM Center at HSU. Participants will eat lunch in Henderson’s dining facility.

For more information, contact Ramsey at 870-230-5417 or ramseyb@hsu.edu.

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