OSUIT Offers Free Summer Camps for High School Students in Digital Design and Technology

High school students interested in digital design or technology can explore those fields this summer through two free camps hosted by the Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology (OSUIT) at the OSU-Tulsa campus.

Both camps are free to attend, include lunch and materials, and are open to high school students entering their junior or senior year.

Creative Discoveries Summer Camp

This two-day, hands-on camp introduces students to graphic design and 3D modeling in a creative environment that is ideal for beginners. Participants will create a personalized digital nameplate and learn how to bring it to life in 3D using Blender.

Highlights include:

1. Design with layout, typography, and color
2. 3D modeling basics: text, extrusion, lighting, and rendering
3. Exporting a polished 3D render of their nameplate
4. Insights into creative tech careers

Who Should Attend:

1. High school juniors or seniors (Class of 2026 or 2027)
2. Students curious about design, digital art, or animation
3. No experience required

Dates

◼ July 8–9, 2025

◼ 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

◼OSU-Tulsa | 700 N Greenwood Ave

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Digital Discoveries 2025 Tech Camp

This four-day technology-focused camp is designed for high school students eager to explore the world of tech. While full details haven’t been released, the camp promises engaging, hands-on sessions and insights into digital careers.

Quick Facts:

1. Open to high school students
2. Lunch provided daily
3. Limited spots available
4. No cost to attend

Dates

◼July 7–10, 2025

◼ 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. daily

◼ OSU-Tulsa | 700 N Greenwood Ave

Click Here to Register