$359 Residence Hall, $299 Commuter.
Includes materials and supplies, instruction, residence hall room (unless commuter), meals (breakfast is not included in the commuter plan) and campus activities.
June 20 - 23, 2021 · Big Rapids, Michigan
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For high school students, aged 15 years and up.
COVID-19 Requirements - One of the following criteria must be met it order to attend camp:
- Camper must provide proof of negative COVID test taken within 72 hours of arrival. Acceptable tests include the Molecular/PCR test and the Antigen test provided by a health center. Acceptable at-home tests include Ellume and BinaxNow.
- Fully vaccinated campers do not need to test and must submit proof of vaccination card.
*Proof of your COVID test or vaccination card must be provided before arriving on campus. All negative COVID tests or vaccination cards need to be submitted to Gary Wendlowsky at [email protected] and you must receive confirmation you are clear to come to campus before arriving.
Cybersecurity is one of the fastest growing and in-demand occupations in the world. Attend this camp and experience what it is like to be part of a cybersecurity team. Students will learn about and experience what professionals actually do in the cybersecurity occupation. Students will work together on many hands-on, fun activities such as responding to and investigating a cybercrime through the eyes of a digital forensic analyst, applying cryptography to decrypt hidden messages, analyzing images to determine the who, when and where related to a photo or video, experiencing how hackers crack passwords, and more! Students will play a virtual "capture the flag" game during the week where they complete cyber challenges, score points, and win prizes. Gain insights into what it is like to be a cyber investigator through the hands on tools and practice led by professors from our nationally recognized cybersecurity program.
A Student's Perspective of Camp
To be considered for a scholarship submit a 750-1000 word essay describing yourself, why you desire to attend the camp, and why you should be selected for the scholarship no later than June 6, 2021 to [email protected].
Faculty
Dr. Jerry Emerick Education:
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Dr. Molly Cooper Education:
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 Dr. Jason Otting Education:
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Students will be housed and provided meals in residence halls at Ferris State University. The University provides chaperons, also housed in the residence hall where students will be supervised 24 hours a day while attending the camp.
- Cost
- Forms and COVID-19 Requirements
Medical History/Waiver Forms will be mailed upon receipt of registration. Please complete and return no later than two (2) weeks prior to the opening of the camp.
Campers must provide proof of negative COVID test taken within 72 hours of arrival in order to participate. Proof must be provided before arriving on campus. Acceptable tests include the Molecular/PCR test and the Antigen test.
If you have any special needs or accommodations, please call (231) 591- 5808 or email [email protected]
- Confirmation
A confirmation letter/information on check-in times, what to bring to residence hall, rules of conduct, and other details will be sent upon receipt of registration and payment.
If you have any special needs or accommodations, please telephone (231) 591-5808.
- Cancellations
All requests for refunds or cancellations received in writing two (2) weeks prior to camp start date will be honored, minus a $50 administrative fee. Cancellations received less than two (2) weeks prior to camp start date will not be refunded.
Ferris State University reserves the right to cancel programs due to insufficient enrollment with full refund.
