EPIC is designed to inspire the next generation of computing innovators by engaging young students in learning computational thinking skills and programming fundamentals. We offer various levels of classes on different subjects so students can build confidence in technologies within a well-balanced learning environment. Our hands-on activities are designed to promote problem-solving and logical thinking skills as well as to encourage social interactions, participation, and fun!
Let the students’ imagination soar as they collaborate with new friends and are guided by our experienced tech-savvy staff. EPIC is in its 6th year helping young students learn about the amazing world of computing technologies.
All sessions run from 8:30 am - 4:15 pm are held at the UNH Durham campus. Camp fee includes lunch at a UNH dining hall.
2020 Dates & Information
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Session |
Dates |
Grades (entering Fall 2020) |
Cost |
Registration Close Dates (unless full earlier) |
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Robotic Programming Explorer |
June 22-26 |
Grades 4-6 |
$395 |
June 8 |
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Micro:bit Magic |
June 22-26 |
Grades 5-7 |
$395 |
June 8 |
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Robotic Programming Explorer |
June 29-July 3 |
Grades 4-6 |
$395 |
June 15 |
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Micro:bit Magic |
June 29-July 3 |
Grades 5-7 |
$395 |
June 15 |
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Extended Care is available from 4:15-5:00 pm for an additional $50/child per week. Refunds are not provided for Extended Care.
You will be given the option to enroll in Extended Care under 'Other Fees' within your shopping cart when enrolling in the camp.
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New for 2020 – Family Accounts! Families can create one account for all family members and enrollments can be done together. Set up your family account today – instructions online at: |
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For questions and more information, contact Karen Jin: EPIC@cs.unh.edu
For the camp website: EPIC
EPIC is primarily held at Kingsbury Hall, 33 Academic Way, Durham, NH: Travel to Durham
Additional information, including check in location and times are sent to participants by the program staff prior to the session start date.
Karen Jin is the Director of the EPIC camps. During the academic year, she is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the Department of Applied Engineering and Sciences at UNH Manchester.