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Launch your own bottle rocket at Widener's Engineering Camp for High School Students.
23
Jun

Engineering Summer Camp for High School Students (6/23-6/26)

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  • Kirkbride Hall
Open to:
  • Community/Public
  • Prospective Undergraduate Students

Widener’s Engineering Camp for High School Students invites students entering grades 9-12 to explore engineering through fun, hands-on activities led by our professors. The camp includes four half-days of engaging sessions and offers the option to stay in our residence halls for an immersive college experience.

A poster advertising the health professions summer camp
23
Jun

Widener Health Career Explorers Summer Camp (6/23-6/26)

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  • Widener Main Campus (Various Buildings)
Open to:
  • Community/Public
  • Prospective Undergraduate Students

Join fellow high school students for an interactive and immersive experience exploring several Health Professions. Learn about the Inside Track to these careers at Widener University.

Explore Widener's Robotics Summer Camp, where high school students engage in hands-on activities, learn from expert faculty, and develop real-world robotics skills.
21
Jul

Robotics Summer Camp for High School Students (7/21-7/24)

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  • Widener University Main Campus
Open to:
  • Community/Public
  • Prospective Undergraduate Students

This four-day Robotics Summer Camp is designed for high school students to explore robotics systems and develop their skills. Students of all levels, including those entering 9th grade, are welcome to join this hands-on experience.

Soccer and Swim Camp
21
Jul

Soccer & Swim Camp hosted by Widener Soccer

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  • Schwartz Athletic Center
  • Dixon Field
Open to:
  • Community/Public

A fun, full-day soccer and swim camp run by Widener University coaches and student-athletes. Designed for boys and girls in grades K–8, campers will develop skills, stay active, and enjoy daily swim instruction in a safe, inclusive, and energetic environment.

9
Sep

CEU: Disparities In Mental Health Services and the Need for Advocacy

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  • Zoom
Open to:
  • Alumni
  • Community/Public
  • Current Adult & Continuing Studies Students
  • Current Graduate Students
  • Current Undergraduate Students
  • Faculty/Staff

Many communities such as Chester are extremely underserved when it comes to mental health services. This event focuses on equitable treatment of individuals and families as well as social justice, and how to service those in need with competence and compassion. Attendees will better understand the disparities that currently exists and have existed for years in mental health services.

14
Oct

CEU: Accelerated Resolution Therapy - Treating Trauma and More

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  • Zoom
Open to:
  • Alumni
  • Community/Public
  • Current Adult & Continuing Studies Students
  • Current Graduate Students
  • Current Undergraduate Students
  • Faculty/Staff

This presentation will describe what Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) is and how it is used in practice settings. ART was developed in 2008 by Laney Rosenzweig, LMFT. Nicole Adelman, MSS, LCSW...