Registration for more than 55 summer camps offered from May through August by MSU's College of Arts and Letters is now open for K-12 students. The camps are focused on language, writing, creativity, arts, filmmaking and reading.
The MSU College of Arts and Letters offers a wide range of half-day and full-day summer camps for kids from May through August that appeal to diverse interests. Camps are interactive and entertaining for all.
Categories and age-levels for College of Arts and Letters summer camps include: CeLTA Language School Kids Camps (K-12), Creativity Exploratory Film Makers Camp or Create It Camp (grades 9-12), Spartan Writing Camps (grades 1-8), Greenrock Writers Retreat (grades 9-12) and the Red Cedar Writing Project’s Waking Detroit: Life in the 313 Writing and Photography Workshop (high school age).
The MSU College of Arts and Letters summer camps program is one of the longest running on campus. Depending on the camp chosen, your child may learn to speak another language, read and write in a fun environment, create amazing artwork, explore other cultures or even make their own film, all on MSU’s campus.
Register by calling (517) 432-7236, or register online.