Anoka Camp BMF2 March 2010
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The document summarizes a camp hosted by Anoka Technical College to expose underrepresented middle school students to STEM careers through hands-on learning activities. The camp provided leadership opportunities for past participants and supported first generation college students and those with GPAs between 2.0-3.0. Students engaged in classes, field trips, and projects with transportation, materials, and meals provided. Organizers conducted surveys and interviews for feedback to improve connecting students to technical education pathways.
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