Albany State University (ASU) provides safe, fun, and enriching summer camp opportunities for middle and high school students. Additional camps will be added to this list. 

                                 May

National Summer Transportation Institute Program | 5/26 - 6/19 

• Deadline to Register:  May 16

• Cost: Free    

• Age Requirement: 9th-12th grade   
  
  

The Federal Highway Administration funds the Summer Transportation Institute program through the Georgia Department of Transportation.  The program aims to expose minority youths to career opportunities in the transportation industry. The program will include field trips, including an overnight trip.   

To register for the camp, please click here. For additional information, contact Dr. Charles Ochie at [email protected]. 

                                June 

ASU Literacy, Math, & Career Development Summer Camp | 6/1 - 6/30  

• Deadline to Register: Until Capacity Reached

• Cost: Free  

• Age Requirement: Middle and High School Students   

The ASU Literacy, Math & Career Development Enrichment Program is a comprehensive training program for middle and high school students in a five-county geographical area in the Albany State University service area.  Those counties include Dougherty, Mitchell, Terrell, Lee, and Worth. The four-week summer program will enroll 60 middle and high school students to participate in a classroom training program to enhance reading skills and career development.  The four-week project will be held Monday – Friday each week.  Students will arrive on campus at 8 a.m., and be dismissed at 2 p.m.  

To register for the camp, please click here. For additional information, contact Leslie Charles at [email protected].   

Albany State Youth Enrichment Program (ASYEP)  6/2 - 7/18 

• Deadline to Register: May 17 

• Cost: Free   

• Age Requirement: 7-14 years old  

The Albany State Youth Enrichment Program (ASYEP) is a community outreach initiative designed to provide youth within the city of Albany and Dougherty County, Georgia, and the surrounding counties an opportunity to engage in various enrichment activities.  

The primary venture of the program is to include youth development, physical fitness and wellness, and the development of social and academic skills. Youth will engage in hands-on sports activities (basketball, volleyball, softball, kickball, and swimming), and immersive academic courses. This summer outreach program will also allow participants to think and begin planning their educational and professional careers.   

To register for the camp, please click here or visit Office 156 in the HPER Complex on East Campus. Please email the application form to [email protected] or drop the application off at Office 156 in the HPER Complex on East Campus, or Suite 118 in Building E on West Campus.   

 For additional information, contact Coach Robert Skinner 229-500-3571.   

ASU Summer Music and Arts Camp | 6/9 - 6/20   

• Deadline to Register: Until Capacity Reached  

• Cost: Free  

• Age Requirement: Middle and High School Students   

The Albany State Music and Arts Camp is specially designed to assist middle and high school students of local and surrounding communities in improving their music and arts education while discovering innovative and fun ways to apply learned processes of problem solving to other academic subjects.     

To register for the camp, please click here. For additional information, contact Dr. Ken Trimmins at [email protected]or 229-500-2217.   

Social Justice Youth Summer Camp | 6/23 - 7/23  

• Deadline to Register: June 13 

• Cost: Free    

• Age Requirement: 8th-12th grade   

The Social Justice Youth Summer Camp will expose participants to social justice activism and other social justice issues, enabling them to become better-informed citizens. This is an opportunity for students to become better-informed citizens equipped to handle themselves in encounters with society and social control mechanisms. The program will include field trips, including an overnight trip.  
 
To register for the camp, please click here. For additional information, contact Dr. Charles Ochie at [email protected].