E3 Camp—Empowering Excellence Through Exploration - FREE summer camp for middle school students
Camp Schedule Flier Summer 2021 Wish List
Camp Schedule Flier Summer 2021 Wish List
Four years ago (2018), the Empowering Excellence Through Exploration Camp (E3 Camp) was established by Anissa McLendon with assistance from Lee Moavenzadeh to introduce and expose students of color to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) related activities, hands-on experimental activities, art skills and informative field trips.
The 2021 Camp has ended,
Planning has begun for the 2022 Camp. The camp is free and operates on donations and is staffed by volunteers. If you have not donated already, I hope you will consider a financial donation to cover the operating expenses including room rental charge and meals! No donation is too small. If you have questions, please direct them to Sister Anissa.
Thanks so much.
The 2021 Camp has ended,
Planning has begun for the 2022 Camp. The camp is free and operates on donations and is staffed by volunteers. If you have not donated already, I hope you will consider a financial donation to cover the operating expenses including room rental charge and meals! No donation is too small. If you have questions, please direct them to Sister Anissa.
Thanks so much.
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E3 Camp—Empowering Excellence Through Exploration - FREE summer camp for middle school students
Three years ago, the Empowering Excellence Through Exploration Camp (E3 Camp) was established by Anissa McLendon with assistance from Lee Moavenzadeh to introduce and expose students of color to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) related activities, hands-on experimental activities, art skills and informative field trips. Another goal of this free camp was to provide opportunities for students to become productive citizens in the 21st century workforce. Presently, African Americans make up only 8% the STEM workforce. It is more important than ever for our youth to be equipped with the knowledge and skills to solve tough problems, compile, and evaluate evidence, and make sense of data. They felt that by exposing students of color to these opportunities will begin the journey for a more level playing field. The pandemic kept them from having an in-person camp in 2020. However, they were able to get donations of school supplies and food to distribute to students who would have attended the camp. Plans are under way for the 2021 Camp. The camp is free and operates on donations and is staffed by volunteers. I know that you get solicitations from worthy non-profits for very good causes. I hope you will consider a donation to E3 Camp financially or from the list of needed supplies. No donation is too small. If you have time, you may want to volunteer during the camp. For more information, contact:
Anissa McLendon 919-932-5321 saintpaulvillage5k@gmail.com E3 Camp -- Empowering Excellence Through Exploration E3 Camp Info 
Sister Anissa McLendon was the Hometown Hero on WCHL Radio in 2019.
https://chapelboro.com/town-square/hometown-heroes/hometown-hero-anissa-mclendon |
www.E3Camp.com
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