Camps and Youth Programs

For Grieving Campers in Grades 2-9

Camp Lloyd is a week-long camp for grieving children, who have recently lost a loved one. It is a week for campers to explore their own experiences of grief, find support from each other, play like kids and realize that their feelings are normal.

The Camp Lloyd staff consists of professional grief counselors and trained student interns from the UW-Green Bay.

Get your feet wet in the world of aquatic robotics. We learn all the tricks of navigating on and under the water.

Get creative using two of the 21st century’s leading tools of design, 3D printing and laser cutting.

VIRTUAL CAMP (JULY). Build an app for Android, iPhone, Mac or Windows.

Prepare for Algebra 1 in a unique, highly interactive, hands-on environment.
 

Learn about the world of object-oriented programming and an introduction to developing software.

Learn hand-building techniques while creating functional and sculptural ceramic forms. 

Learn about the elements of creative writing, such as plot, setting, character, conflict,

Experience jazz with its roots in blues and ragtime.

Learn about this versatile and expressive form of art.

Get immersed in processes made popular by artists like Andy Warhol and Shepard Fairey.

An opportunity to grow as an individual musician and as part of an ensemble.

Athletic Camps are available separately through Green Bay Athletics. More information will be forthcoming soon.

Campers will meet other LGBTQ+ and allies to help expand their personal awareness of the LGBTQ+ community.

High school students have the opportunity to get a head start by taking a 4-week online college course, savng time and money.

Campers use art created from shoreline debris to move beyond the world as we see it.

Join us as we share with your child life long stress reducing activities.  

A mix of music and theatre camps designed to inspire and encourage budding performers.

Students take hands-on classes just like their favorite witches and wizards.

Campers explore themselves with yoga, journaling and cooking.

Brittany Welch, Creative Director for Theatre on the Bay (TOB), UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus, will offer individualized voice lessons for amateur singers aged 8 to adult. During one-on-one sessions participants will learn best practices for vocal warm-ups and breathing exercise. They will also learn how to read music and valuable vocal techniques.

Receive (3) half-hour sessions in a week of your choosing at a cost of $59. Once registered participants will be given a link to sign-up for a daily time that works with their schedule.

Learn to code your own websites, games and programs! If you have ever wanted to develop your own website, create Minecraft mods or work with JavaScript, Java and Python, this self-paced course is for you! With UW-Green Bay and Simply Coding, you can:

• Advance through multiple levels of coding courses 
• Learn at your own pace through self-directed lessons
• Create a custom online portfolio of work
• Live-chat and screen-share instructor help Mon - Fri
• No prior coding experience required, written specifically for Ages 11+.
• 24/7 online access to all the lessons for One Full Year from date of enrollment

If you have questions about youth camp registration or payment please contact us at 920-465-2775 or camps@uwgb.edu.