Summer Youth Programs

Lady Aggie Elite Camp
About: Camp Features • Grouped by Grade • Intense Individual / Team Skill Work & Competitions • Individual / Team Games, T-Shirt & Prizes Included Check-In Location & Parking Registration will be held in the Corbett Sports Center, located at 1601 E. Market St., Greensboro, NC 27411. (On E. Market Street, turn onto Benbow Rd. Go through the traffic light; on the left, you will see the Corbett Sports Center. Once you go through the traffic light, the next street on your left is John Mitchell Drive; make a left. You can park in the parking lot on the right in between the ROTC building and Haley Hall.) Check-In Parking Parking will be available in front of the Corbett Sports Center. Schedule Registration will begin at 9:00 am. Camp will begin at 9:30 am in the Corbett Sports Center. There will be camp introductions. Then camp will start. Campers, please be dressed and ready to play. Departure Campers need to depart campus by 4:00 pm on Saturday. When making travel plans, please be aware that North Carolina A&T State University Women’s Basketball and Camps are not responsible for supervising your daughter once camp is completed. Meals Lunch will be provided for all campers. Equipment Each camper should bring basketball shoes, playing clothes, water, etc. Balance Due The balance of the camp must be paid in full by camp check in. Medical Authorization In order to immediately treat an injury, a parent or guardian must complete, sign and turn in the Required Medical Form with a copy of the front and back of the camper’s insurance card. This will ensure proper treatment of a possible injury. Failure to complete all necessary paperwork will forfeit the camper’s participation in camp. Camp Behavior Violators of Camp policy, in regard to the use of alcohol, drugs, tobacco, bullying, etc, will result in expulsion from camp. The parent or guardian will be notified immediately of any action by the camp director. Trainer Information: An athletic trainer will be on staff to assist you. Disability To accommodate a camper who has a disability, please contact our office before the camp start date. Transportation: No transportation from the airport, bus, or train stations to campus will be provided. Campers are not permitted to have a vehicle on campus. YOU MUST TURN THE FOLLOWING IN BY CAMP CHECK-IN: • Required Medical Form- fully completed and signed • Copy of the front and back of the camper’s insurance card • Balance Due - NO PERSONAL CHECKS or CASH

Dates:  TBD | Apply
Contact:  Mike Moses Email

North Carolina A&T Volleyball Camp
About: Middle School and Beginners Camp This camp is designed for those just starting out in volleyball, who currently play for their middle school team, or who want to try out for their middle school or JV team. Players within the camp will be placed into groups based on skill level (not age). High School Advanced Camp (Note that two sessions are offered; you are welcome to attend either day or both days. A discount will be applied to those who attend both days.) This camp is designed for skilled volleyball player who wants to work on their game and take it to the next level. This camper should currently be on their JV or varsity team and/or play on a travel team. Players should be able to handle a long day of volleyball competition and training.

Dates:  TBD | Apply
Contact:  Hal Clifton Email

Monte Ross Elite Camp
About: Monte Ross Elite Camp will be a one-day event for the area's elite high school basketball players. The camp will include skill development for the first half and competitive play to finish the day off. All campers will leave camp having shown our staff what their basketball ability is and learning what drills they can take home to keep improving their game. 

Dates:  TBD | Apply
Contact:  Colin Daly Email

Monte Ross Basketball Day Camp
About: The Monte Ross Basketball Day Camp will be a week-long day camp. This camp will be for elementary through middle school students who want to learn the game of basketball and have fun. This camp will cover all the fundamentals of basketball, so every camper attending camp will be a better player by the end of the week. This camp will also incorporate many games to engage the campers and have the best time possible. Every kid is guaranteed to be a better basketball player by the end of the week, but more importantly, every player is guaranteed to have fun as well.

Dates:  TBD | Apply
Contact:  Colin Daly Email

College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
About: IFAL is a unique week-long leadership development program for rising high school seniors interested in careers in agriculture. Emphasis is placed on career opportunities, emerging technology, citizenship, and leadership development.

Dates:  June 15-20, 2025 | Apply
Contact:  Chastity Warren English, Ph.D., Email

College of Business and Economics
About: The Professional Accounting Career Exploration (PACE) Program will provide a deeper understanding of careers in accounting and business. Participants will attend workshops and seminars led by industry professionals and participate in team-building activities. They will perform hands-on activities related to accounting and business. Participants will also visit an accounting firm and experience a day in the life of industry professionals.

Dates: June 22-27, 2025 | 
Contact: Tia Hastye, Email

College of Science and Technology
Department of Chemistry
About: Middle school students will research the properties and applications of homemade, biodegradable plastic. They will focus on creating and testing bioplastics, essentially using the plastics to engage in all facets of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). There will be a mix of serious and fun STEM activities.

Dates:  June 23-27, 2025 or July 7-11, 2025 | Apply
Contact:  Robert L. Ferguson, Ph.D., | Email

About: Get ready for Med Camp—a fun and exciting adventure for middle and high school students dreaming of a future in medicine or healthcare! You’ll hear inspiring talks from real healthcare pros, dive into hands-on training labs, and team up for cool group projects and discussions. Oh, and did we mention? You’ll walk away CPR-certified, too! 

*Students must be a rising 8th-11th grader, please do not apply if you have already completed 12th grade or are currently in 12th grade. Applications will not be accepted* 

Contact: Shayla Doyal, stdoyal@ncat.edu, 336-285-3829 
Dates: July 7-11, 2025 
Application Link: https://ncat.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_41tbFQ57vlnXSia 

About: Get ready to dive into the amazing world of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics)! Through hands-on activities and exciting projects, students will tinker, explore cool engineering ideas, build awesome prototypes, and let their creativity run wild—all while having a blast!

Contact: Shayla Doyal, stdoyal@ncat.edu, 336-285-3829 
Dates: June 23-27, 2025 
Application Link: https://ncat2.gosignmeup.com/public/course/browse 

About: This summer, The College of Science and Technology (CoST) will offer interdisciplinary summer camps to expose Black and Brown students to the fields of science, technology, and mathematics. The camp offers 14 days of hands-on learning experience focused on project-based, interdisciplinary STEM education. Participants will engage in science, mathematics, and technology through instruction and immersive activities designed to build both knowledge and confidence. Running six hours each day, the camp includes lunch, breaks, community-building activities, college preparation sessions, field trips, and exciting tech experiences—like coding, programming, networking, drones, robotics, game design, and scientific discovery and experimental methods. Each day introduces a new area of STEM, giving students the opportunity to explore diverse scientific fields with focused instruction: for example, Biology on Monday, Chemistry on Tuesday, Physics on Wednesday, Geomatics on Thursday, and so on. Mathematics is incorporated daily, reinforcing its foundational role in all areas of STEM. Participants will learn about STEM career paths and gain insights into strategies for college success. Designed to be a welcoming environment for Black and Brown high school students, the camp fosters learning among peers with similar backgrounds. Mentorship from students and faculty in the College of Science and Technology provides representation and inspiration, encouraging participants to envision themselves in STEM careers. The camp serves 30 rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors, aiming to cultivate or deepen a love for STEM while inspiring participants to consider educational and professional futures in these fields and potentially matriculate in one of CoST majors. 
Contact: Christian Felton Email:crfelton@ncat.edu Phone: (336)285-3097 
Dates: July 14-25, 2025