Title: Six years of the crank-mex theorem
Abstract: In 2020, two pairs of researchers, George Andrews & David Newman along with the speaker & James Sellers, published a surprising connection between two statistics on integer partitions. The crank, named by Freeman Dyson in 1944 in hopes for a way to better understand results of Ramanujan, was not found until 1988 by Andrews and Frank Garvan. As one would guess from the 44 year delay, the definition is tricky, yet the crank has become one of the most important statistics in the field. The mex, a portmanteau of minimal excludant and borrowed from combinatorial game theory, is much simpler to define and compute. The theorem of the title shows that these two statistics are essentially equivalent. In the short time since the connection was established, around 50 papers have built on the ideas. We will sample some of that work with a bias towards combinatorial results. The talk will be accessible to a wide audience, including several examples and beginning with the definition of integer partitions.

Bio: Brian Hopkins received his Ph.D. from the University of Washington in 1997 and has been on the faculty at Saint Peter's University in Jersey City, New Jersey, since 2001. He has also taught at New York University, Harvey Mudd College, Seattle University, Quest University in British Columbia, and Mahidol University International College in Thailand. He was recognized with a Haimo teaching award from the Mathematical Association of America, served as editor of the College Mathematics Journal, and recently published a colorful book Hands-On Combinatorics with the American Mathematical Society.

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Location: Fisher Hall Room 133

Date: Friday, April 10, 2026

Time: 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.

Refreshments will be provided.

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Please join us for an end of semester showcase of artworks produced by the students of the Art on Site (ART2110) and Scenic and Entertainment Design classes at MTU. Students create an interactive art installation, based on beloved children's books including The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Harold and the Purple Crayon, Fancy Nancy, I Spy, and Chicken Little.. The exhibit is immersive, and child-friendly.

Things to know

ROZSA ART GALLERIES HOURS | M-F 8 a.m.-8 p.m. and Saturdays 1-8 p.m.
EXHIBIT DATES | April 10-14, 2026
RECEPTION | Friday, April 10, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.
ADMISSION| Free and open to the public

CONTENT GUIDANCE | None

Plan your visit with information about parking, accessibility, and more.

Rozsa Art Galleries are open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. M-F and 1-8 p.m. on Saturdays. Closed during academic recesses. Contact the Rozsa Box Office for more information.

Thanks to Our Sponsors

Support for this Michigan Tech Art Event provided by:

and the Visual and Performing Arts Circle of Supporters.

About the Presenter

Professional exhibitions in the Rozsa Art Galleries. Student showcases. Artist Talks with Studio Here Now. Cross-campus collaborations. The Michigan Tech Art Series offers dynamic programming that supports Michigan Tech students and our wider community.

Part of the the annual Rozsa Season, the Michigan Tech Art, Music, and Theatre Series are presented by the Visual and Performing Arts Department. Through these series, students from across campus, community members, and faculty create art that connects us to the world. With majors in audio production and technology, sound design, theatre and entertainment technology, and nine minors, the department fosters creativity, self-motivation, and the development of practical and artistic skills. Everyone is welcome, and there's something for everyone.

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About Scenic & Entertainment Design

Scenic Design is design for theatre - the development of the physical world of the play in which the performers work. It also can include entertainment, award shows, museum displays and art exhibits, and special projects. As a scenic designer, you might consult with an artist for their art installation; create an escape room for a local business, or collaborate with an architect as she develops a new hotel. The field is broad and filled with many opportunities. At its core, design is about creating an experience. That experience can be immersive, fun, thought-provoking, silly, relaxing, challenging, connective... or many other things. It's up to you, as the designer, to develop your designs so that they reflect the story you and your collaborators want to tell.

About Art on Site

Focused on making works of art "on location" - in forests, community centers, museums, theatre, and as special projects in unique spaces. Students explore different materials, and ask open-ended ideas about how art is made and what it can be.

Related Events

Nanowonder: Images of the Microscopic World Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
September 12-November 7, 2025
Reception | Friday, September 26, 2025 | 5-7 p.m.

Artful Intersections: Fall Student Art Showcase - Rozsa Art Galleries
November 21-December 2, 2025
Reception | Tuesday, December 2, 2025 | 5-7 p.m.

Through the Quiet Hours: Night Sky Photography Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
January 16-23, 2026
Reception | Friday, January 16, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

Women's Rights are Human Rights Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
January 30-March 28, 2026
Reception | Friday, January 30, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

Beyond the Frame: Spring Student Art Showcase - Rozsa Art Galleries
April 10-14, 2026
Reception | Friday, April 10, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

Explore upcoming Michigan Tech Art Events.

Plan Your Visit to the Rozsa

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Dr. Shreyas Rao

Associate Professor

University of Alabama

Abstract

In recent years, engineered environments have been increasingly employed in cancer research to recapitulate key aspects of the complex in vivo tumor microenvironment with the ultimate goal of creating a system to better understand disease initiation and progression. In particular, biomaterial scaffolds have emerged as a key tool, enabling design of environments that mimic some features of native tissue and thus provide a controllable but more physiologically relevant environment in vitro. In this talk, I will present our recent efforts in engineering biomimetic environments in vitro using biomaterial scaffolds to study dormancy and drug resistance in brain metastatic breast cancer. Such systems could enable identification of approaches aimed at re-educating the microenvironment with strong potential to halt cancer progression and ultimately improve patient survival outcomes.

Bio

Dr. Shreyas Rao is an Associate Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering at The University of Alabama. He received his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from The Ohio State University in 2012 under the guidance of Prof. Jessica Winter and was a postdoctoral fellow with Prof. Lonnie Shea at Northwestern University (2013-14) and The University of Michigan (2014-15). He joined the faculty at Alabama in 2015 and established an interdisciplinary research program focused on utilizing engineering tools to unravel the mechanisms associated with the role of microenvironment in cancer progression, therapeutic response, and resistance in primary and secondary brain cancers. His honors and awards include the National Science Foundation CAREER Award (2018), METAvivor Early Career Investigator Award (2020), American Cancer Society Research Scholar Award (2021), NIH NCI Early Investigator Advancement Program Scholar (2023), and a Texnikoi Outstanding Alumni Award (2024) from the College of Engineering at The Ohio State University. He was also named ‘Emerging Leader in Biological Engineering’ in 2019 by the Journal of Biological Engineering, an official publication of the Institute of Biological Engineering and was selected by the AIChE Journal (an official publication of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)) in 2022 to contribute to the Futures Issue that highlights rising stars in the field. Overall, his research has resulted in 52 journal publications, two book chapters, one co-edited book, 1 patent, and over 90 conference presentations.

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Friday, April 10

11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Welcome and Registration Check In | 7th floor of the M & M building
Check in when you arrive in the Pavlis Honors College Collaboration Space on the 7th floor or the M & M building on campus.

12 - 4 p.m. Spring Fling | Michigan Tech Campus
While on campus enjoy the spring weather and participate in a Tech Tradition by engaging in various fun activities.

7 - 9 p.m. Alumni Mixer | Beviamo Vino, 414 Shelden Ave, Houghton
Join fellow alumni and friends at this new local favorite, enjoy a glass of wine and meet our staff and members of our External Advisory Board.

Saturday, April 11

11 a.m. - 12 p.m. University Update | Memorial Union Building, Ballroom (top floor)
Join President Koubek for an update on the university and Dr. Marika Seigel, Dean of the Pavlis Honors College, for an update on Pavlis.

12 - 2 p.m. Lunch and Panel Discussions | Memorial Union Building, Ballroom (top floor)
Enjoy lunch while participating in panel discussions with current Pavlis students who are eager to hear about your journey since graduation.

2 - 4 p.m. Swag Making| Alley Makerspace, Memorial Union Building, Basement
Make your own Pavlis swag! Join us in the university Alley Makerspace to create your own swag.

6 - 8 p.m. Dinner | The Den, 210 Shelden Ave, Houghton
Cap off the weekend with a dinner to celebrate Pavlis Honors College.

Registration costs cover entry to all events:

$100 Pavlis alumni ($10 of your registration will go toward our Pavlis Travel Scholarship for students)$50 Additional Guests$20 Children ages 6-14Children 5 and under are Free

Register by Wednesday, April 8, to reserve your spot.

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Chao Ma, Ph.D.

Cleveland Clinic Research

Abstract

Precision medicine aims to deliver personalized treatments to a given patient, necessitating an elucidation of the patient’s genetic makeup and the disease microenvironment. To obtain such understanding, experimental models that recapitulate human physiology and pathophysiology are highly needed, yet largely unavailable. The central goal of our work is to engineer and apply microfluidic organs-on-chips to first recreate in vitro tissue/disease models, then to unravel the mechanisms underlying tissue homeostasis, disease progression, and treatment resistance, and finally to screen therapeutic potential of novel treatments. In this talk, I will present our recent investigations of deconstructing and reconstructing tissue/tumor (liver, leukemia, and Ewing sarcoma) microenvironments on-chip and how these models can be utilized to study therapy resistance and screen for combinational therapeutics. Overall, our research provides a blueprint for the development and leverage of tissue-engineered humanized in vitro platforms, which may enable a novel paradigm for biomedical research in a physiologically relevant context.

Bio

Chao Ma, PhD, is Principal Investigator in the Center for Immunotherapy & Precision Immuno- Oncology of Department of Cancer Sciences at Cleveland Clinic Research. His multidisciplinary research program integrates bioengineering, biology, and medicine to create innovative human microphysiological and organ-on-chip platforms for tissue engineering, disease modeling, and therapeutic discovery. Dr. Ma earned his BS in Biotechnology and PhD in Animal Biotechnology both from Northwest A&F University and previously held research and teaching appointments at New York University. His scholarly work, funded by Cleveland Clinic Research, Cleveland Clinic Catalyst, VeloSano, Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation, and Cancer Research Institute, contributes to the study of immuno-oncology, CAR T-cell immunotherapy, and precision medicine.

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The event will feature displays, installations, live demos, and media presentations from both departments featuring the work of our diverse and accomplished faculty and students.

Please join us for a tour of our facilities and a glimpse into the wide array of courses, research topics, resources, and more that the arts and humanities have to offer right here at Michigan Tech! Light refreshments will be provided.

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Join the Department of Humanities and the Department of Visual and Performing Arts in celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Walker Arts and Humanities Center. The building originated as the Sherman Gym; in 1985 it reopened after full renovation to be a home for the arts and humanities, thanks to a gift from Mr and Mrs. Shaw and Bette Walker. Walk the halls and visit the classrooms to learn more about the research and creative work that is being done by students and faculty throughout the building.

Things to know

DATE | Friday, April 10, 2026
TIME | 3 p.m. - 6 p.m.
LOCATION | Walker Arts and Humanities Center

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Not all productions may appeal to or be appropriate for every person or for all ages. The Rozsa Center provides content guidance to alert audience members to common potentially sensitive or distressing material. Guests are encouraged to familiarize themselves with each event in order to make informed decisions prior to attending an event.

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The views, information, thoughts, or opinions expressed in this program or event are those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent the policies of the Rozsa Center or Michigan Technological University. Effective Date: 2025/26.

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Join artists and Rozsa Art Galleries Director Terri Jo Frew from 5-7 p.m. on Friday, April 10, 2026 for the opening reception for Beyond the Frame: Spring Student Art Showcase in the Rozsa Art Galleries A-Space. Students in Scenic and Entertainment Design and Art on Site create an interactive art installation, based on beloved children's books. The exhibit is immersive, and child-friendly.

Enjoy refreshments, and hear from the artists to learn about the vision and inspiration for this exhibition. Learn more about the exhibit.

Things to know

ROZSA ART GALLERIES HOURS | M-F 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. and Saturdays 1-8 p.m.
EXHIBIT DATES | April 10-14, 2026.
RECEPTION | Friday, April 10, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.
ADMISSION| Free and open to the public

CONTENT GUIDANCE | None

Plan your visit with information about parking, accessibility, and more.

Rozsa Art Galleries are open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. M-F and 1-8 p.m. on Saturdays. Closed during academic recesses. Contact the Rozsa Box Office for more information.

Thanks to Our Sponsors

Support for this Michigan Tech Art Event provided by:

and the Visual and Performing Arts Circle of Supporters.

About the Presenter

Professional exhibitions in the Rozsa Art Galleries. Student showcases. Artist Talks with Studio Here Now. Cross-campus collaborations. The Michigan Tech Art Series offers dynamic programming that supports Michigan Tech students and our wider community.

Part of the the annual Rozsa Season, the Michigan Tech Art, Music, and Theatre Series are presented by the Visual and Performing Arts Department. Through these series, students from across campus, community members, and faculty create art that connects us to the world. With majors in audio production and technology, sound design, theatre and entertainment technology, and nine minors, the department fosters creativity, self-motivation, and the development of practical and artistic skills. Everyone is welcome, and there's something for everyone.

View all Michigan Tech Art Series Events.

About Scenic & Entertainment Design

Scenic Design is design for theatre - the development of the physical world of the play in which the performers work. It also can include entertainment, award shows, museum displays and art exhibits, and special projects. As a scenic designer, you might consult with an artist for their art installation; create an escape room for a local business, or collaborate with an architect as she develops a new hotel. The field is broad and filled with many opportunities. At its core, design is about creating an experience. That experience can be immersive, fun, thought-provoking, silly, relaxing, challenging, connective... or many other things. It's up to you, as the designer, to develop your designs so that they reflect the story you and your collaborators want to tell.

About Art on Site

Focused on making works of art "on location" - in forests, community centers, museums, theatre, and as special projects in unique spaces. Students explore different materials, and ask open-ended ideas about how art is made and what it can be.

Related Events

Nanowonder: Images of the Microscopic World Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
September 12-November 7, 2025
Reception | Friday, September 26, 2025 | 5-7 p.m.

Artful Intersections: Fall Student Art Showcase - Rozsa Art Galleries
November 21-December 2, 2025
Reception | Tuesday, December 2, 2025 | 5-7 p.m.

Through the Quiet Hours: Night Sky Photography Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
January 16-23, 2026
Reception | Friday, January 16, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

Women's Rights are Human Rights Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
January 30-March 28, 2026
Reception | Friday, January 30, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

Beyond the Frame: Spring Student Art Showcase - Rozsa Art Galleries
April 10-14, 2026
Reception | Friday, April 10, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

Explore upcoming Michigan Tech Art Events.

Plan Your Visit to the Rozsa

Rozsa Box Office InformationAccessibility Services Find a Digital ProgramPlan your Parking​

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Not all productions may appeal to or be appropriate for every person or for all ages. The Rozsa Center provides content guidance to alert audience members to common potentially sensitive or distressing material. Guests are encouraged to familiarize themselves with each event in order to make informed decisions prior to attending an event.

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The views, information, thoughts, or opinions expressed in this program or event are those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent the policies of the Rozsa Center or Michigan Technological University. Effective Date: 2025/26.

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Not able to join us in-person? We invite additional guests to view the awards via Live Stream.

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The Superior Wind Symphony and Campus Concert Band combine for their popular end-of-semester concert, featuring music of joy, triumph, and celebration.

Things to know

DATE | Friday, April 10, 2026
TIME | 7:30 p.m.
LOCATION | Rozsa Center
EST. RUN TIME | Approx. 90 mins., with intermission
SEATING | General Admission
PUBLIC TICKETS | Pay As You're Able Tickets ($20 Full Fee) What is Pay As You're Able?
MICHIGAN TECH STUDENT RUSH TICKETS | Request from the Rozsa Box Office in advance or walk up What is Student Rush?

CONTENT GUIDANCE | TBA

Rozsa Lobby is open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. M-F and 1-8 p.m. on Saturdays. Seating begins a half hour prior to the event start time. View Rozsa Box Office Hours.

Thanks to Our Sponsors

Support for this Michigan Tech Music Event provided by:

and the Visual and Performing Arts Circle of Supporters.

About the Artists

The Superior Wind Symphony is an auditioned ensemble of winds and percussion that performs the music of composers spanning five centuries, living and not, from all genders, ethnicities, and genres.

Meet the performers, creative team, and production team in the event's digital program. Programs are published at least one day prior to the event.

The Campus Concert Band plays a variety of traditional and contemporary concert band literature as well as popular works.

Meet the performers, creative team, and production team in the event's digital program. Programs are published at least one day prior to the event.

About the Presenter

The Michigan Tech Music Series unites students, faculty, and community members for a vibrant season of live music in the Keweenaw. Enjoy the commanding Keweenaw Symphony and experience Michigan Tech Jazz as it transforms the Rozsa and McArdle Theatre into Orchestra, stirring Michigan Tech Choirs, and inventive New Music events. Feel the dynamic energy of the Superior Wind Symphony, Campus Concert Band, and iconic Huskies Pep Band, intimate jazz clubs.

Part of the annual Rozsa Season, the Michigan Tech Art, Music, and Theatre Series are presented by the Visual and Performing Arts Department. Through these series, students from across campus, community members, and faculty create art that connects us to the world. With majors in audio production and technology, sound design, theatre and entertainment technology, and nine minors, the department fosters creativity, self-motivation, and the development of practical and artistic skills. Everyone is welcome, and there's something for everyone.

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Related Events

Let's Dance! - Superior Wind Symphony
Wednesday, October 15, 2025 | 7:30 p.m.

Night at the Movies - Superior Wind Symphony
Wednesday, November 19, 2025 | 7:30 p.m.

Classics and Contemporaries - Superior Wind Symphony
Wednesday, February 18, 2026 | 7:30 p.m.

Celebrations! - Campus Concert Band and Superior Wind Symphony
Friday, April 10, 2026 | 7:30 p.m.

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This immersive arts experience draws on the region's cultural and industrial heritage to create something entirely its own. Visitors will explore a series of displays where sound, light, and projection and technical craftsmanship transform familiar spaces into living works of art. Local history, copper country folklore, and the creative energy of Michigan Tech students and faculty converge in an event that is as much about place as it is about craft. It is not simply a showcase — it is an invitation to experience the Keweenaw through new eyes.

Things to know

DATE | Thursday-Saturday, April 9-11, 2026
TIME | Open 7:30-10 p.m.
LOCATION | McArdle Theatre
EST. RUN TIME | Self-guided walk-through tours
SEATING | General Admission - No seating
PUBLIC TICKETS| Free Entry
MICHIGAN TECH STUDENT RUSH TICKETS | No ticket required for entry

CONTENT GUIDANCE | TBA

Rozsa Lobby is open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. M-F and 1-8 p.m. on Saturdays. Seating begins a half hour prior to the event start time. View Rozsa Box Office Hours.

Thanks to Our Sponsors

Support for this Michigan Tech Theatre Event provided by:

and the Visual and Performing Arts Circle of Supporters.

About the Performers

Meet the cast, creative team, and production team in the event's digital program. Programs are published at least one day prior to the event. View all Michigan Tech Theatre Series Events.

About the Presenter

Michigan Tech Theatre creates live entertainment events for the Keweenaw, sharing the creative and scholarly work of students and faculty from the Department of Visual and Performing Arts. Performances range from traditional stage plays and musicals–performed in the McArdle Theatre or on the Rozsa stage–to haunted houses, interactive museum displays, and fashion shows.

Part of the the annual Rozsa Season, the Michigan Tech Art, Music, and Theatre Series are presented by the Visual and Performing Arts Department. Through these series, students from across campus, community members, and faculty create art that connects us to the world. With majors in audio production and technology, sound design, theatre and entertainment technology, and nine minors, the department fosters creativity, self-motivation, and the development of practical and artistic skills. Everyone is welcome, and there's something for everyone.

Related Events

Haunted Mine - Michigan Tech Theatre
Thursday-Saturday, October 23-25, 2025 | 7 p.m.

Men on Boats - Michigan Tech Theatre
Tuesday-Friday, November 18-21, 2025 | 7:30 p.m.

Proof - Michigan Tech Theatre
Thursday-Saturday, February 19-21, 2026 | 7:30 p.m.

Museum Explorations - Michigan Tech Theatre
Thursday-Saturday, April 9-11, 2026 | TBA time

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Plan Your Visit to the Rozsa

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Not all productions may appeal to or be appropriate for every person or for all ages. The Rozsa Center provides content guidance to alert audience members to common potentially sensitive or distressing material. Guests are encouraged to familiarize themselves with each event in order to make informed decisions prior to attending an event.

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The views, information, thoughts, or opinions expressed in this program or event are those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent the policies of the Rozsa Center or Michigan Technological University. Effective Date: 2025/26.

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Full weekend seminar price as well as per session fees available. Age 16+.

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Friday, April 10

11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Welcome and Registration Check In | 7th floor of the M & M building
Check in when you arrive in the Pavlis Honors College Collaboration Space on the 7th floor or the M & M building on campus.

12 - 4 p.m. Spring Fling | Michigan Tech Campus
While on campus enjoy the spring weather and participate in a Tech Tradition by engaging in various fun activities.

7 - 9 p.m. Alumni Mixer | Beviamo Vino, 414 Shelden Ave, Houghton
Join fellow alumni and friends at this new local favorite, enjoy a glass of wine and meet our staff and members of our External Advisory Board.

Saturday, April 11

11 a.m. - 12 p.m. University Update | Memorial Union Building, Ballroom (top floor)
Join President Koubek for an update on the university and Dr. Marika Seigel, Dean of the Pavlis Honors College, for an update on Pavlis.

12 - 2 p.m. Lunch and Panel Discussions | Memorial Union Building, Ballroom (top floor)
Enjoy lunch while participating in panel discussions with current Pavlis students who are eager to hear about your journey since graduation.

2 - 4 p.m. Swag Making| Alley Makerspace, Memorial Union Building, Basement
Make your own Pavlis swag! Join us in the university Alley Makerspace to create your own swag.

6 - 8 p.m. Dinner | The Den, 210 Shelden Ave, Houghton
Cap off the weekend with a dinner to celebrate Pavlis Honors College.

Registration costs cover entry to all events:

$100 Pavlis alumni ($10 of your registration will go toward our Pavlis Travel Scholarship for students)$50 Additional Guests$20 Children ages 6-14Children 5 and under are Free

Register by Wednesday, April 8, to reserve your spot.

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Rental equipment is available through a separate registration link that you will receive after successful course registration. Individuals are still responsible for supplying own ammunition (100 rounds). Course materials will be distributed on the day of class. No experience is necessary. Class size is limited.

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Full weekend seminar price as well as per session fees available. Age 16+.

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Plenty of fun! Fundamental skill-building and light, competitive play.

Boys and Girls, Grades 1-6 (age 6 - 12)

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Please join us for an end of semester showcase of artworks produced by the students of the Art on Site (ART2110) and Scenic and Entertainment Design classes at MTU. Students create an interactive art installation, based on beloved children's books including The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Harold and the Purple Crayon, Fancy Nancy, I Spy, and Chicken Little.. The exhibit is immersive, and child-friendly.

Things to know

ROZSA ART GALLERIES HOURS | M-F 8 a.m.-8 p.m. and Saturdays 1-8 p.m.
EXHIBIT DATES | April 10-14, 2026
RECEPTION | Friday, April 10, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.
ADMISSION| Free and open to the public

CONTENT GUIDANCE | None

Plan your visit with information about parking, accessibility, and more.

Rozsa Art Galleries are open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. M-F and 1-8 p.m. on Saturdays. Closed during academic recesses. Contact the Rozsa Box Office for more information.

Thanks to Our Sponsors

Support for this Michigan Tech Art Event provided by:

and the Visual and Performing Arts Circle of Supporters.

About the Presenter

Professional exhibitions in the Rozsa Art Galleries. Student showcases. Artist Talks with Studio Here Now. Cross-campus collaborations. The Michigan Tech Art Series offers dynamic programming that supports Michigan Tech students and our wider community.

Part of the the annual Rozsa Season, the Michigan Tech Art, Music, and Theatre Series are presented by the Visual and Performing Arts Department. Through these series, students from across campus, community members, and faculty create art that connects us to the world. With majors in audio production and technology, sound design, theatre and entertainment technology, and nine minors, the department fosters creativity, self-motivation, and the development of practical and artistic skills. Everyone is welcome, and there's something for everyone.

View all Michigan Tech Art Series Events.

About Scenic & Entertainment Design

Scenic Design is design for theatre - the development of the physical world of the play in which the performers work. It also can include entertainment, award shows, museum displays and art exhibits, and special projects. As a scenic designer, you might consult with an artist for their art installation; create an escape room for a local business, or collaborate with an architect as she develops a new hotel. The field is broad and filled with many opportunities. At its core, design is about creating an experience. That experience can be immersive, fun, thought-provoking, silly, relaxing, challenging, connective... or many other things. It's up to you, as the designer, to develop your designs so that they reflect the story you and your collaborators want to tell.

About Art on Site

Focused on making works of art "on location" - in forests, community centers, museums, theatre, and as special projects in unique spaces. Students explore different materials, and ask open-ended ideas about how art is made and what it can be.

Related Events

Nanowonder: Images of the Microscopic World Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
September 12-November 7, 2025
Reception | Friday, September 26, 2025 | 5-7 p.m.

Artful Intersections: Fall Student Art Showcase - Rozsa Art Galleries
November 21-December 2, 2025
Reception | Tuesday, December 2, 2025 | 5-7 p.m.

Through the Quiet Hours: Night Sky Photography Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
January 16-23, 2026
Reception | Friday, January 16, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

Women's Rights are Human Rights Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
January 30-March 28, 2026
Reception | Friday, January 30, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

Beyond the Frame: Spring Student Art Showcase - Rozsa Art Galleries
April 10-14, 2026
Reception | Friday, April 10, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

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We will be carpooling; if you cannot drive yourself, transportation is not guaranteed.

You will be required to sign a waiver to participate. This will be signed at the Husky Statue on the day of the event.

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We will be leading discussions on managing forests for climate resilience, invasive species, and sustainable forest dyes/crafts. Depending on weather, we will go on a guided hike. While it will be fairly level, the hike may present tripping hazards. Additionally, we will be taking a discussion break and providing light refreshments part-way through the event. Supervised activities for children will be available. Location Address: Ford Center21235 Alberta AveL'anse, MI Registration is required so please save your spot in the form below! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdnq4NRoKnchu-PvJiue56tx--4GtKs5P5A3yy0tqOs0HbxNg/viewform?usp=header

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Full weekend seminar price as well as per session fees available. Age 16+.

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Come and enjoy a hot cup of coffee, hot cocoa, and other refreshments as three jazz combos perform through the night! Along with this, there will be a bake sale where all money raised goes towards helping us continue projects like this, and supporting local music programs!

Feel free to come and go as you please throughout the night! Admission is free to all students, staff, and community members, so please invite anyone you’d like!

When: Saturday, April 11th from 6pm-9pm (show up whenever you'd like!)

Where: DHH Ballroom

Why? We would like to spread music around campus, provide great experiences to students, and fundraise money to support local music programs.

We hope to see you there!

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This immersive arts experience draws on the region's cultural and industrial heritage to create something entirely its own. Visitors will explore a series of displays where sound, light, and projection and technical craftsmanship transform familiar spaces into living works of art. Local history, copper country folklore, and the creative energy of Michigan Tech students and faculty converge in an event that is as much about place as it is about craft. It is not simply a showcase — it is an invitation to experience the Keweenaw through new eyes.

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DATE | Thursday-Saturday, April 9-11, 2026
TIME | Open 7:30-10 p.m.
LOCATION | McArdle Theatre
EST. RUN TIME | Self-guided walk-through tours
SEATING | General Admission - No seating
PUBLIC TICKETS| Free Entry
MICHIGAN TECH STUDENT RUSH TICKETS | No ticket required for entry

CONTENT GUIDANCE | TBA

Rozsa Lobby is open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. M-F and 1-8 p.m. on Saturdays. Seating begins a half hour prior to the event start time. View Rozsa Box Office Hours.

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Support for this Michigan Tech Theatre Event provided by:

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About the Performers

Meet the cast, creative team, and production team in the event's digital program. Programs are published at least one day prior to the event. View all Michigan Tech Theatre Series Events.

About the Presenter

Michigan Tech Theatre creates live entertainment events for the Keweenaw, sharing the creative and scholarly work of students and faculty from the Department of Visual and Performing Arts. Performances range from traditional stage plays and musicals–performed in the McArdle Theatre or on the Rozsa stage–to haunted houses, interactive museum displays, and fashion shows.

Part of the the annual Rozsa Season, the Michigan Tech Art, Music, and Theatre Series are presented by the Visual and Performing Arts Department. Through these series, students from across campus, community members, and faculty create art that connects us to the world. With majors in audio production and technology, sound design, theatre and entertainment technology, and nine minors, the department fosters creativity, self-motivation, and the development of practical and artistic skills. Everyone is welcome, and there's something for everyone.

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Haunted Mine - Michigan Tech Theatre
Thursday-Saturday, October 23-25, 2025 | 7 p.m.

Men on Boats - Michigan Tech Theatre
Tuesday-Friday, November 18-21, 2025 | 7:30 p.m.

Proof - Michigan Tech Theatre
Thursday-Saturday, February 19-21, 2026 | 7:30 p.m.

Museum Explorations - Michigan Tech Theatre
Thursday-Saturday, April 9-11, 2026 | TBA time

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Full weekend seminar price as well as per session fees available. Age 16+.

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Please join us for an end of semester showcase of artworks produced by the students of the Art on Site (ART2110) and Scenic and Entertainment Design classes at MTU. Students create an interactive art installation, based on beloved children's books including The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Harold and the Purple Crayon, Fancy Nancy, I Spy, and Chicken Little.. The exhibit is immersive, and child-friendly.

Things to know

ROZSA ART GALLERIES HOURS | M-F 8 a.m.-8 p.m. and Saturdays 1-8 p.m.
EXHIBIT DATES | April 10-14, 2026
RECEPTION | Friday, April 10, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.
ADMISSION| Free and open to the public

CONTENT GUIDANCE | None

Plan your visit with information about parking, accessibility, and more.

Rozsa Art Galleries are open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. M-F and 1-8 p.m. on Saturdays. Closed during academic recesses. Contact the Rozsa Box Office for more information.

Thanks to Our Sponsors

Support for this Michigan Tech Art Event provided by:

and the Visual and Performing Arts Circle of Supporters.

About the Presenter

Professional exhibitions in the Rozsa Art Galleries. Student showcases. Artist Talks with Studio Here Now. Cross-campus collaborations. The Michigan Tech Art Series offers dynamic programming that supports Michigan Tech students and our wider community.

Part of the the annual Rozsa Season, the Michigan Tech Art, Music, and Theatre Series are presented by the Visual and Performing Arts Department. Through these series, students from across campus, community members, and faculty create art that connects us to the world. With majors in audio production and technology, sound design, theatre and entertainment technology, and nine minors, the department fosters creativity, self-motivation, and the development of practical and artistic skills. Everyone is welcome, and there's something for everyone.

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About Scenic & Entertainment Design

Scenic Design is design for theatre - the development of the physical world of the play in which the performers work. It also can include entertainment, award shows, museum displays and art exhibits, and special projects. As a scenic designer, you might consult with an artist for their art installation; create an escape room for a local business, or collaborate with an architect as she develops a new hotel. The field is broad and filled with many opportunities. At its core, design is about creating an experience. That experience can be immersive, fun, thought-provoking, silly, relaxing, challenging, connective... or many other things. It's up to you, as the designer, to develop your designs so that they reflect the story you and your collaborators want to tell.

About Art on Site

Focused on making works of art "on location" - in forests, community centers, museums, theatre, and as special projects in unique spaces. Students explore different materials, and ask open-ended ideas about how art is made and what it can be.

Related Events

Nanowonder: Images of the Microscopic World Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
September 12-November 7, 2025
Reception | Friday, September 26, 2025 | 5-7 p.m.

Artful Intersections: Fall Student Art Showcase - Rozsa Art Galleries
November 21-December 2, 2025
Reception | Tuesday, December 2, 2025 | 5-7 p.m.

Through the Quiet Hours: Night Sky Photography Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
January 16-23, 2026
Reception | Friday, January 16, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

Women's Rights are Human Rights Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
January 30-March 28, 2026
Reception | Friday, January 30, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

Beyond the Frame: Spring Student Art Showcase - Rozsa Art Galleries
April 10-14, 2026
Reception | Friday, April 10, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

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A Fellow of the ACM, IEEE, and AAIA, Anwar Walid is a recognized leader in cyber-physical systems, AI, distributed systems, and cybersecurity, with a career spanning industrial research and academia. As Director of Network Intelligence and Distributed Systems Research at Bell Labs, he led multiple research departments. His contributions include technologies such as Multipath TCP, recognized with the ACM SIGCOMM Networking Systems Award and widely deployed, as well as large-scale AI systems serving users worldwide. He has secured research funding from DARPA and NSF and holds 20 patents in networking, computing, and cybersecurity. He is also an Adjunct Professor at Columbia University, where he has developed and taught graduate courses.

In this seminar, Anwar Walid will present a perspective on decision-making in networked and cyber-physical systems, from control and reinforcement learning to AI-native decision systems. The talk introduces a shift toward decision systems that specify objectives and constraints at runtime, enabling dynamic behavior reconfiguration without redesign. Drawing on real-world systems and AI-based sequence models embedded within control loops, the seminar will explore how this approach enables more flexible and reliable decision-making and will conclude by outlining how the AI-native decision paradigm enables adaptive and scalable cyber-physical systems.

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Geeta Nain (Advisor: Pengfei Xue)

Hurricane Wind structure with Observations and Coupled Physics

Accurate representation of hurricane wind structure is critical for forecasting hazards such as damaging winds and storm surge. Parametric wind models are widely used in forecasting and risk applications because of their computational efficiency, yet they often struggle to represent the asymmetric and radially complex wind patterns observed in real storms—particularly in the intermediate and outer-core region where damaging winds frequently extend far from the storm center. This talk presents a combined observational and process-based investigation aimed at improving parametric representations of hurricane winds. First, nearly a decade of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) surface wind retrievals (2016–2025) is used to evaluate systematic biases in a widely used parametric wind model. By analyzing storm-centered wind structure, we identify where model representations diverge from observed radial decay and asymmetry. Second, we examine the physical processes that shape hurricane wind fields using a fully coupled atmosphere–ocean–wave modeling system. Simulations of multiple historical storms demonstrate how air–sea interactions—such as sea-spray–mediated fluxes, cold-wake cooling, and wave-modulated surface drag—can alter both storm intensity and the distribution of winds. Together, these results highlight how integrating high-resolution observations with coupled physics can guide the development of improved, physically informed hurricane wind models for hazard assessment and forecasting.

Hamed Fahandezh Sadi (Advisor: Raymond Shaw)

Haze-cloud correlations mediated by supersaturation fluctuations

Atmospheric aerosol particles that contain water-soluble components can absorb water vapor in humid environments and form either haze particles or cloud droplets, depending on supersaturation conditions. Laboratory and in-situ measurements have shown that haze particles and cloud droplets often coexist and compete for available water vapor in shallow clouds and fogs, especially under polluted conditions. It is expected that more aerosol particles can form more haze particles and cloud droplets, so that the haze and cloud number concentrations are positively correlated. However, recent large-eddy simulations show that haze and cloud number concentration can be negatively correlated under extremely polluted conditions. Haze-cloud interactions across different environmental settings remain poorly understood. In this study, experiments in a convection cloud chamber with the same aerosol injection rate show that as supersaturation forcing increases (i.e., changing from polluted to clean conditions), the covariance between haze and cloud droplet number concentration changes from negative to positive, and finally to zero. Large-eddy simulations (LES) of the cloud chamber with a fixed supersaturation forcing but varying aerosol injection rates show a similar result for the haze--cloud correlation: near zero in clean, mean-supersaturation-dominated activation conditions; positive in moderate, supersaturation-fluctuation-influenced activation conditions; and negative in polluted, supersaturation-fluctuation-dominated activation conditions. A theoretical covariance framework was developed to interpret this behavior based on the relative magnitude and signs of the correlations between supersaturation and the populations of haze- and cloud-droplets. Significantly, experiments, LES, and theory all yield the same three-regime behavior for the sign of the haze--cloud covariance. Our results show that the haze--cloud covariance remains robust and easily measurable, thereby providing a useful metric for regime identification in the atmosphere, improving regime-aware parameterizations, and informing aerosol interventions such as fog dispersion, rainfall enhancement, and albedo modification.

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Join students from across campus at the exhibition of their artworks. See photographs made from a contemplative point of view in nature spaces. Enjoy drawings and paintings informed by the study of human perception.
Light refreshments provided.

Students in this exhibition hail from many schools, colleges and departments across the university. Come see the creative work of artists who connect with their world and one another across differences. See work from art classes involved with color, nature and creativity.

Meet the artists and view the pieces in the digital program.

Things to know

DATE | Monday, April 13, 2026
TIME | 5-6:30 p.m.
LOCATION | Wadsworth Hall, Studio G04W
ADMISSION | This event is free and open to the public
DURATION | 90 min. drop-in event

CONTENT GUIDANCE | May contain adult content

Not sure how to get to the Wads Studio? Here's how:
Enter the front doors of Wadsworth Hall (on the south side of US Highway 41). Take the stairs or elevator down one level to the basement. The Studio is between the WMTU studio and the music practice room down the hallway.

Thanks to Our Sponsors

Support for this Michigan Tech Art Event provided by:

and the Visual and Performing Arts Circle of Supporters.

About Studio Here Now

Anne Beffel is an artist and Professor at Michigan Technological University. As an artist, she hopes to raise questions about social justice as she offers opportunities to experience empathy and inclusiveness among those who encounter her work.

Studio Here Now serves as a professional research lab and art studio for resident artists and Professor Anne Beffel. They invite artists to give talks, gather and share work.

About the Presenter

Professional exhibitions in the Rozsa Art Galleries. Student showcases. Artist Talks with Studio Here Now. Cross-campus collaborations. The Michigan Tech Art Series offers dynamic programming that supports Michigan Tech students and our wider community.

Part of the the annual Rozsa Season, the Michigan Tech Art, Music, and Theatre Series are presented by the Visual and Performing Arts Department. Through these series, students from across campus, community members, and faculty create art that connects us to the world. With majors in audio production and technology, sound design, theatre and entertainment technology, and nine minors, the department fosters creativity, self-motivation, and the development of practical and artistic skills. Everyone is welcome, and there's something for everyone.

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Related Events

Artist Talk with Anne Beffel - Studio Here Now
Wednesday, December 3, 2025 | 5-6:30 p.m.

Spring Student Art Exhibition - Studio Here Now
Monday, April 13, 2026 | 5-6:30 p.m.

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Not all productions may appeal to or be appropriate for every person or for all ages. The Rozsa Center provides content guidance to alert audience members to common potentially sensitive or distressing material. Guests are encouraged to familiarize themselves with each event in order to make informed decisions prior to attending an event.

Views Expressed Statement
The views, information, thoughts, or opinions expressed in this program or event are those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent the policies of the Rozsa Center or Michigan Technological University. Effective Date: 2025/26.

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Please join us for an end of semester showcase of artworks produced by the students of the Art on Site (ART2110) and Scenic and Entertainment Design classes at MTU. Students create an interactive art installation, based on beloved children's books including The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Harold and the Purple Crayon, Fancy Nancy, I Spy, and Chicken Little.. The exhibit is immersive, and child-friendly.

Things to know

ROZSA ART GALLERIES HOURS | M-F 8 a.m.-8 p.m. and Saturdays 1-8 p.m.
EXHIBIT DATES | April 10-14, 2026
RECEPTION | Friday, April 10, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.
ADMISSION| Free and open to the public

CONTENT GUIDANCE | None

Plan your visit with information about parking, accessibility, and more.

Rozsa Art Galleries are open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. M-F and 1-8 p.m. on Saturdays. Closed during academic recesses. Contact the Rozsa Box Office for more information.

Thanks to Our Sponsors

Support for this Michigan Tech Art Event provided by:

and the Visual and Performing Arts Circle of Supporters.

About the Presenter

Professional exhibitions in the Rozsa Art Galleries. Student showcases. Artist Talks with Studio Here Now. Cross-campus collaborations. The Michigan Tech Art Series offers dynamic programming that supports Michigan Tech students and our wider community.

Part of the the annual Rozsa Season, the Michigan Tech Art, Music, and Theatre Series are presented by the Visual and Performing Arts Department. Through these series, students from across campus, community members, and faculty create art that connects us to the world. With majors in audio production and technology, sound design, theatre and entertainment technology, and nine minors, the department fosters creativity, self-motivation, and the development of practical and artistic skills. Everyone is welcome, and there's something for everyone.

View all Michigan Tech Art Series Events.

About Scenic & Entertainment Design

Scenic Design is design for theatre - the development of the physical world of the play in which the performers work. It also can include entertainment, award shows, museum displays and art exhibits, and special projects. As a scenic designer, you might consult with an artist for their art installation; create an escape room for a local business, or collaborate with an architect as she develops a new hotel. The field is broad and filled with many opportunities. At its core, design is about creating an experience. That experience can be immersive, fun, thought-provoking, silly, relaxing, challenging, connective... or many other things. It's up to you, as the designer, to develop your designs so that they reflect the story you and your collaborators want to tell.

About Art on Site

Focused on making works of art "on location" - in forests, community centers, museums, theatre, and as special projects in unique spaces. Students explore different materials, and ask open-ended ideas about how art is made and what it can be.

Related Events

Nanowonder: Images of the Microscopic World Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
September 12-November 7, 2025
Reception | Friday, September 26, 2025 | 5-7 p.m.

Artful Intersections: Fall Student Art Showcase - Rozsa Art Galleries
November 21-December 2, 2025
Reception | Tuesday, December 2, 2025 | 5-7 p.m.

Through the Quiet Hours: Night Sky Photography Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
January 16-23, 2026
Reception | Friday, January 16, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

Women's Rights are Human Rights Gallery Exhibit - Rozsa Art Galleries
January 30-March 28, 2026
Reception | Friday, January 30, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

Beyond the Frame: Spring Student Art Showcase - Rozsa Art Galleries
April 10-14, 2026
Reception | Friday, April 10, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.

Explore upcoming Michigan Tech Art Events.

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Rozsa Box Office InformationAccessibility Services Find a Digital ProgramPlan your Parking​

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Not all productions may appeal to or be appropriate for every person or for all ages. The Rozsa Center provides content guidance to alert audience members to common potentially sensitive or distressing material. Guests are encouraged to familiarize themselves with each event in order to make informed decisions prior to attending an event.

Views Expressed Statement
The views, information, thoughts, or opinions expressed in this program or event are those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent the policies of the Rozsa Center or Michigan Technological University. Effective Date: 2025/26.

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A Fellow of the ACM, IEEE, and AAIA, Anwar Walid is a recognized leader in cyber-physical systems, AI, distributed systems, and cybersecurity, with a career spanning industrial research and academia. As Director of Network Intelligence and Distributed Systems Research at Bell Labs, he led multiple research departments and has also led strategic AI programs across cyber-physical systems, telecommunications, defense, finance, and e-commerce. His contributions include developing network technologies deployed across millions of devices and large-scale AI systems serving users worldwide, with partnerships that enabled their adoption. He has secured research funding from DARPA and NSF and has collaborated with leading universities. He holds 20 patents in networking, computing, and cybersecurity. He is also an Adjunct Professor at Columbia University, where he has developed and taught graduate courses.

In this seminar, Anwar Walid will outline a vision for the Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC) as an integration and enablement layer supporting research and learning across Michigan Tech. Drawing on his experience leading multidisciplinary research organizations, developing technologies deployed across millions of devices, and supporting broad collaborations, he will discuss how Michigan Tech’s research assets can be leveraged to strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration and advance competitive, high-visibility research programs, while strengthening partnerships across federal agencies and industry and expanding research-integrated learning opportunities for students.

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Questions? Contact the Enterprise Program Office at designexpo@mtu.edu.

Design Expo 2026 is generously supported by our sponsors, including the Enterprise Program, the College of Engineering, and the Pavlis Honors College. Together with more than 100 project and program supporters, these partners strategically invest in our educational mission at Michigan Tech.

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Topic: Monthly HR Connect
Time: Apr 14, 2026 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: https://michigantech.zoom.us/j/83477904027

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Daily sessions are 2 hours, and players will leave with fundamental basketball skills like ball-handling, shooting, team play, and defensive play.

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Competitve swimming opportunities are now availabe to current Huskies Swim Training participants!

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Cooking begins at 5pm and anyone is welcome to help cook. The meal is served from 6:30pm-7:30pm and any students are welcome to eat at the church and visit with friends or take a to-go box! If you would like to help with the meal but can't be there at 5, we also welcome people to help clean up from around 6:30pm to about 8pm.

To stay up to date on weekly menus, follow the LCM instagram @lcm.mtu

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Fiber crafters from the Michigan Tech community! If you knit, crochet, spin, embroider, cross-stitch, bead, weave or do any other kind of craft involving yarn, cloth, fiber or string, this is the meetup for you. Feel free to bring your lunch as well as your Works-in-progress. We welcome students, staff, faculty, and the community - the more the merrier!

We meet every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.

Meetings will be at the Van Pelt & Opie Library, Room 103.

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The seminar will be presented at 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday (Apr.15) in Fisher 127.

Abstract Space has become congested and contested as access has proliferated for defense, civil, and commercial applications. To ensure free access for all to collectively benefit from these commons, the United States Space Force has identified Space Domain Awareness as one of its core missions. Research within the Data Exploitation Lab for Trusted Autonomy (DELTA) at CU Boulder's Center for National Security Initiatives focuses on novel use of data, algorithms, and sensor systems to expand and deepen the impact of the USSF’s SDA mission. Dr. Furlich will present an overview on SDA and these overlaps to astronomy as well as his research projects ongoing at DELTA and their impact the SDA. He will focus more in detail on a research project called Open-data Weather Imagery Launch Alerts and Tracklets (OWLAT). OWLAT has been demonstrated successfully on live launches, foreign launches, and the ability to produce tracklets with multiple observations associated with a launch.

Bio Dr. Greg Furlich is a Research Associate in Space Domain Awareness for the Center for National Security Initiatives (NSI) and faculty member of the University of Colorado Boulder. Dr. Furlich leads the Data Exploitation Lab for Trusted Autonomy (DELTA). Dr. Furlich received his PhD in Physics from the University of Utah in 2020 with a doctoral thesis focused on the ultraviolet remote sensing of ultra-high energy cosmic ray interactions within the atmosphere. Dr. Furlich attended Michigan Technological University for an undergraduate degree in Physics. His research interests at NSI include sensors and sensing, data exploitation, and trusted autonomy for mission data processing in Space Domain Awareness.

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Daily sessions are 2 hours, and players will leave with fundamental basketball skills like ball-handling, shooting, team play, and defensive play.

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Boys, Grades 2-5 (age 7-11)

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Sessions will be designed to improve swimming through stroke drills and swimming sets focused on endurance, speed, and race strategy. Coaches will provide feedback and stroke correction in a group environment with an emphasis on promoting a love for competitive swimming and lifelong skills such as discipline, dedication, and teamwork. Come be part of the pack!

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April’s film ‘Human Footprint: Shelf Life’ follows biologist Shane Campbell-Staton as he travels from New York City to rural Thailand to explore the Human Footprint of the supermarket - a 20th century innovation that transformed our relationship with food, reshaping our bodies, our society, and our planet along the way.

'Human Footprint: Shelf Life' will be shown at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 16 in Fisher Hall 138. Refreshments will be provided, and each film will be followed by a facilitated discussion. The Sustainability Film Series is free and everyone is welcome to attend. A suggested $5 donation is appreciated and helps to support the continued offering of this film series.

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Dr. Rui Shi

Assistant Professor

Pennsylvania State University

Abstract

Rare earth elements (REEs, consisting of lanthanides, scandium, and yttrium) are considered critical materials and are used in a variety of modern technologies including wind turbines, lasers, consumer devices, and electric vehicles. However, the current production of REEs relies on energy and chemically intensive processes (beneficiation, leaching, solvent extraction, and refinement) from mining REE ores primarily in one geopolitical region, posing significant sustainability and supply chain vulnerabilities. Investigations into more sustainable supplies of REEs from abundant secondary sources, such as impaired waste streams, are critical to securing a stable REE supply chain while also mitigating the environmental risks associated with waste storage and disposal. This work presents a systems-level approach to addressing these challenges by exploring a novel opportunity to recover REEs from phosphogypsum (PG), an abundant industrial waste byproduct of phosphate fertilizer production. With REE contents of ~0.02 wt%, PG could meet the entire annual U.S. REE demand (~9,000 tons/year). We investigated a low technology readiness level (

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Title: Singing Math: American College Traditions from Book Burnings to Observatory Parties, 1880-1930
Abstract: “Singing Math” is a practice that linked American colleges particularly in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. A part of broader college singing traditions, it stood apart because of its subject matter: mathematical sciences. Noting how math songs were sung especially in homes, theaters, observatories, and outdoors, this talk explores stories of book burnings at Yale and Ohio Wesleyan; theatrical productions at MIT, Purdue, and Michigan Tech (when it was known as the Michigan College of Mines); and observatory parties at Vassar Observatory, Lick Observatory, and Harvard Observatory. Overall, it argues that math songs are a form of technical communication, one that has enjoyed large reach, particularly because of its multiple meanings and varied practices.

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Location: Rekhi Hall, Room G005

Date: Friday, April 17, 2026

Time: 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.

Refreshments will be provided.

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Once the team registration has been received, all players listed will receive an email with a individual registration link for a $0 fee. Electronic waivers will need to be signed as part of the individual registration. Teams will not be able to participate if all (4) players have not completed the individual registration by the April 3 deadline.

Boys’ and girls’ division for grade levels 4 through 8, JV, and Varsity. There will also be men’s and women’s open divisions available to all ages. (age 9 - 99)

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Local coaches of all levels are welcome to attend and observe the teaching of the skills first-hand and the opportunity to collaborate with the MTU coaches and players. There is no cost for coaches to attend. However, we do require coaches to pre-register for each clinic by emailing Mallory Nickelson at mnickels@mtu.edu.

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In this session, Dr. Ali Awad will introduce the concept of Agentic AI and demonstrate how modern AI systems can automate tasks, assist in decision-making, and improve efficiency in both academic and professional settings.

This is a hands-on session — attendees are encouraged to bring their laptops.

What you will learn:
- What Agentic AI is and how it differs from traditional AI tools
- Practical ways to automate workflows using AI
- Real-world applications in research, engineering, and daily productivity

Open to all students interested in AI, automation, and productivity tools.

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In celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts, the Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra, Choirs of Michigan Tech, musicians from the Marquette Symphony Orchestra, and soloists Lara Neves and Kathryn Summersett, combine for Gustav Mahler's transcendent Resurrection Symphony. With over 200 musicians on stage, this will be the largest symphony ever performed in the Rozsa Center.

Things to know

DATE | Saturday, April 18, 2026
TIME | 7:30 p.m.
LOCATION | Rozsa Center
EST. RUN TIME | Approx. 90 minutes, no intermission
SEATING | Reserved Seating
PUBLIC TICKETS | Pay As You're Able Tickets ($20 Full Fee) What is Pay As You're Able?
MICHIGAN TECH STUDENT RUSH TICKETS | Request from the Rozsa Box Office in advance or walk up What is Student Rush?

CONTENT GUIDANCE | TBA

Rozsa Lobby is open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. M-F and 1-8 p.m. on Saturdays. Seating begins a half hour prior to the event start time. View Rozsa Box Office Hours.

Thanks to Our Sponsors

Support for this Michigan Tech Music Event provided by:

and the Visual and Performing Arts Circle of Supporters.

About the Artists

Founded in 1971, the Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra (KSO) is the Upper Peninsula’s oldest orchestra and one of five symphony orchestras in the Lake Superior region. The KSO is a college-community ensemble composed of Michigan Tech students, faculty and staff, and community musicians. The orchestra performs four to five concerts per year—including orchestral masterworks, choral-orchestral, music theatre, ballet, opera, and pops—in the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts. The KSO is led by Dr. Joel Neves.

Meet the performers, creative team, and production team in the event's digital program. Programs are published at least one day prior to the event.

About the Presenter

The Michigan Tech Music Series unites students, faculty, and community members for a vibrant season of live music in the Keweenaw. Enjoy the commanding Keweenaw Symphony and experience Michigan Tech Jazz as it transforms the Rozsa and McArdle Theatre into Orchestra, stirring Michigan Tech Choirs, and inventive New Music events. Feel the dynamic energy of the Superior Wind Symphony, Campus Concert Band, and iconic Huskies Pep Band, intimate jazz clubs.

Part of the annual Rozsa Season, the Michigan Tech Art, Music, and Theatre Series are presented by the Visual and Performing Arts Department. Through these series, students from across campus, community members, and faculty create art that connects us to the world. With majors in audio production and technology, sound design, theatre and entertainment technology, and nine minors, the department fosters creativity, self-motivation, and the development of practical and artistic skills. Everyone is welcome, and there's something for everyone.

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Related Events

Gods, Ghosts, and Legends - Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra
Saturday, October 11, 2025 | 7:30 p.m.

Rachmaninoff Vespers - Choirs of Michigan Tech
Saturday, December 6, 2025 | 7:30 p.m.

Choral Pops - Choirs of Michigan Tech
Saturday, March 14, 2026 | 7:30 p.m.

Mahler Resurrection Symphony - Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra and Choirs
Saturday, April 18, 2026| 7:30 p.m.

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The inaugural meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 20, 10–11:30 a.m. in GLRC 202.

Anyone in the campus community who works in acoustics, vibrations, noise, sound design, audio, speakers, signal processing or adjacent areas is welcome to attend. A Zoom link will be provided for those who sign up through the Google Form and cannot attend in person.

The first meeting will serve as a meet-and-greet opportunity. Attendees are encouraged to come prepared to give a 90-second introduction covering who they are, what they do and how greater coordination could benefit our community.

Fill out the Google Form to indicate interest in the Acoustics Community of Practice.

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Experience the power of unity at Together In Song, a spectacular choral showcase bringing together talented students from across the Keweenaw. Moving beyond school rivlaries and boundaries, these young performers will join forces to perform as one, unified ensemble.

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DATE | Monday, April 20, 2026
TIME | 6 p.m.
LOCATION | Rozsa Center
SEATING | General Admission
PUBLIC TICKETS | Pay As You're Able ($20, $15, $12, $8, $5) What is Pay As You're Able?
CONTENT GUIDANCE | None

Rozsa Lobby is open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. M-F and 1-8 p.m. on Saturdays. Seating begins a half hour prior to the event start time. View Rozsa Box Office Hours.

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Staff Council is a service organization within the University whose charge is:

to assist the University in recognizing outstanding performance and ongoing dedicated service by staff membersto maximize the use of talents and resources of the staff to support educational programs and to develop and strengthen skills and professionalism among the staffto provide events and opportunities that enhance the working environment of Michigan TechEach meeting consists of a notable guest speaker to share updates from around campus, updates about upcoming Staff Council programs and events, and opportunities to chat amongst a community of fellow staff members.

Membership on Staff Council is voluntary, open, and available to any eligible staff member. Staff Council exists to support Michigan Tech staff: full-time, part-time, nine-month, or ten-month; non-student, non-faculty.

As a reminder, union-represented employees are entitled to release time for professional development activities, including staff recognition programs deemed relevant by the University. Employees should work with their supervisors to ensure coverage during their absence. Supervisors may contact Human Resources for guidance on eligibility and the process for granting this release time.

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Cooking begins at 5pm and anyone is welcome to help cook. The meal is served from 6:30pm-7:30pm and any students are welcome to eat at the church and visit with friends or take a to-go box! If you would like to help with the meal but can't be there at 5, we also welcome people to help clean up from around 6:30pm to about 8pm.

To stay up to date on weekly menus, follow the LCM instagram @lcm.mtu

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Join us for a focused, one-hour, virtual session in which we'll break down the specific NSF requirements and share strategies for securing a letter that will elevate your entire proposal.

Anyone interested in submitting a CAREER proposal in 2026 or later is encouraged to attend.This session is especially well-timed for those beginning conversations with their chair.Check out the RD Toolkit folder for all our NSF CAREER resources.
*note: there are specific eligibility requirements for the CAREER program

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Thursday, April 23, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. in the Multipurpose Room in the SDC. Graduate students should arrive at 12:45 p.m.

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Thursday, April 23, 2026, at 3 p.m. in the Multipurpose Room in the SDC, please arrive by 2:45 p.m.

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Friday, April 24, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. in the John J. MacInnes Student Ice Arena

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Saturday, April 25, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. in the John J. MacInnes Student Ice Arena

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Whether you are new to Essential Education or actively teaching within the program, the Symposium offers space to learn from one another and contribute to the continued evolution of undergraduate education at Michigan Tech.

Learn more about the Symposium and review the schedule.

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Integrating Husky Folio into your course doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Join us for this supportive, hands-on workshop where you can explore the tools, ask questions, and start building at your own pace. With a mix of targeted morning sessions and an open, guided implementation studio in the afternoon, you can choose the experience that fits your needs—and leave with practical progress you can use right away.

Refreshments and lunch are on us!

Learn more about the Husky Folio event.

Register for Husky Folio Launchpad

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Mom Prom Keweenaw is an annual night out for women 21 and older that raises money for adoptive families in Houghton, Keweenaw, and Baraga counties. Enjoy appetizers, two drink tickets, dancing, and the perfect excuse to dress up! Attendees DO NOT need to be a mom to enjoy Mom Prom Keweenaw, as proceeds from the event help local women in our community become mothers through adoption.

Things to know

DATE | Friday, May 8, 2026
TIME | 7:30 - 11:30 p.m.
LOCATION | Rozsa Lobby
EST. RUN TIME | 4 hours
PUBLIC TICKETS | Early-Bird $55 (through April 1); The Full Fee $65; Full Fee Plus Donation $75
MICHIGAN TECH STUDENT RUSH TICKETS | This event is not eligible for Student Rush Tickets

CONTENT GUIDANCE | 21 and older

About the Presenter

Mom Prom Keweenaw: a fun night out with your lady friends that supports adoption in the Keweenaw.

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Experience a beloved Copper Country legacy at the Chassell Country Western Music Show on May 9th, 2026. This long-standing Upper Peninsula tradition features the talented community members as well as the Chassell Township Schools Band performing country favorites.

A portion of the proceeds directly support our students' music education, instruments, and upcoming fine arts travels.

Things to know

DATE | Friday, May 9, 2026
TIME | 5:30 p.m.
LOCATION | Rozsa Center
EST. RUN TIME | TBA, with intermission
SEATING | General Admission
PUBLIC TICKETS | Pay As You're Able ($25 Full Fee) What is Pay As You're Able?
MICHIGAN TECH STUDENT RUSH TICKETS | This event is a rental event and not covered by Experience Tech Fee

CONTENT GUIDANCE | None

Rozsa Lobby is open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. M-F and 1-8 p.m. on Saturdays. Seating begins a half hour prior to the event start time. View Rozsa Box Office Hours.

Community Fundraiser

Attendance at the Chassell Country Wester Show supports local music programs and community initiatives. Bring a can good or two to help out Michigan Tech's Husky Eats Food Pantry.

Make a donation to Chassell Band - Notes From Home.

About the Performers

The Chassell Band is comprised of dedicated students in grades 7 through 12. Throughout the year, the ensemble performs both a Christmas and a Spring concert, and they are well-known for firing up the crowd during home basketball games.

Bringing the "Grand Ole" tradition to life, the talented Chassell Band and their guests offer a setlist of beloved classics. From the soulful harmonies to the foot-stamping energy of local UP Country Musicians, this performance proudly showcases the diverse skills and passion of our local student musicians and artists.

About the Presenter

Notes from Home is a group dedicated to bolstering the Chassell Township Schools band and music program in Chassell, Michigan. The group helps raise funds, notably through events like the Chassell Country Western Show, which features local talent to support music education. The Chassell Band itself consists of 7th-12th grade students who perform concerts and play at home basketball games.

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Topic: Monthly HR Connect
Time: May 12, 2026 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: https://michigantech.zoom.us/j/84696308258

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Meeting ID: 846 9630 8258
International numbers available: https://michigantech.zoom.us/u/kXy4qfCDz

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Come ready to share stories, connect with fellow Huskies, and enjoy an evening of all things Michigan Tech. Beverages will be available for individual purchase.

There is no charge to attend but please RSVP in advance, to ensure we have an accurate headcount.

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The cost of tickets includes the all-you-can-eat buffet (including two beverages) and game seats in the 110 Box section. Click here to purchase your tickets today!

Lead Off Hitter Picnic Buffet Menu:

Grilled Hamburgers, Brats, and Hot DogsAssorted Potato Chips, Cowboy Baked Beans, and Homemade Pasta SaladAssorted Dessert Tray2 Beverages per person

Pricing:

Adults (Ages 13+) $37.71 after fees and taxesChildren (Ages 3-12) $31.68 after fees and taxesAges 0 - 2 do NOT require a ticket if not occupying a seat*For those not interested in adding on the picnic buffet, tickets can still be purchased within the Michigan Tech group block for $18.33 after fees and taxes. Follow the regsitration link, and select "Group Outing" instead of Lead Off Hitter.

Timeline for the day:

10:30 a.m. Parking Lot Opens11:30 a.m. Gates Open1:10 p.m. Scheduled First Pitch1:30 p.m. All You Can Eat Buffet Begins at the TLC Sign Picnic Pavilion (located on first base side)3 p.m. Buffet Ends

Advance registration is required. The deadline to purchase tickets is May 01, 2026 11:59 PM CDT.

Ballpark: Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium, 2400 N Casaloma Drive, Appleton, WI 54913.

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The Office of Alumni Engagement will also be sending a little bit of Houghton to Berlin with MTU-branded swag.

There is no cost to attend but please RSVP in advance to ensure we have an accurate headcount.

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Staff Council is a service organization within the University whose charge is:

to assist the University in recognizing outstanding performance and ongoing dedicated service by staff membersto maximize the use of talents and resources of the staff to support educational programs and to develop and strengthen skills and professionalism among the staffto provide events and opportunities that enhance the working environment of Michigan TechEach meeting consists of a notable guest speaker to share updates from around campus, updates about upcoming Staff Council programs and events, and opportunities to chat amongst a community of fellow staff members.

Membership on Staff Council is voluntary, open, and available to any eligible staff member. Staff Council exists to support Michigan Tech staff: full-time, part-time, nine-month, or ten-month; non-student, non-faculty.

As a reminder, union-represented employees are entitled to release time for professional development activities, including staff recognition programs deemed relevant by the University. Employees should work with their supervisors to ensure coverage during their absence. Supervisors may contact Human Resources for guidance on eligibility and the process for granting this release time.

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The Michigan Sustainable Tourism Summit is a regional forum dedicated to thoughtful, responsible destination development. Hosted in Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula, a place shaped by natural beauty, industry, and resilience, the Summit brings together those shaping the future of tourism and community life.

Over four days, participants will explore practical strategies, shared challenges, and real-world examples of how economic vitality and environmental care can coexist. This is about progress that feels rooted, intentional, and true to place.

Key Summit Themes:

Enhancing our industry’s commitment to responsible outdoor recreationPreserving northern Michigan’s dark skiesSupporting the underpinning ecological and outdoor recreation infrastructure the visitor industry and our local communities rely uponLeveraging tourism as a force to support authentic cultural and heritage preservationTools for community-centric tourism

Things to know

By registering to this Summit, registrants agree to sharing their full registration information with the Summit host, Visit Keweenaw.

DATE | Wednesday - Saturday, May 20 - 23, 2026
TIME | Full summit schedule available at https://www.visitkeweenaw.com/michigan-sustainable-tourism-summit/
LOCATION | McArdle Theatre, Advanced Technology Development Complex, Small Craft
PUBLIC TICKETS | Early Bird: $199, Standard: $249, Student: $125, Late: $299.
MICHIGAN TECH STUDENT RUSH TICKETS | This event is not eligible for Student Rush Tickets
CONTENT GUIDANCE | None

About the Presenter

Visit Keweenaw promotes Michigan’s Houghton and Keweenaw Counties as a destination for tourism. Tourism, and the broader visitor economy, generates social, cultural, and financial benefits for our community members and is a pillar of the region’s economy.

Formed in 1986 as the Keweenaw Tourism Council, and later as the Keweenaw Convention & Visitors Bureau, Visit Keweenaw has served as the two-county region’s lead destination marketing organization (DMO) for more than 35 years.

Visit Keweenaw's overarching goals are to:

• Leverage the Keweenaw's collection of outdoor, historical, and cultural amenities to support the region's visitor economy
• Collaboratively lead sustainability and stewardship efforts to ensure the Keweenaw Peninsula continues to be a place visitors crave
• Advocate for destination development
• Continue to build organizational capacity and excellence

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Registration: Please register online to receive reminders and the link to attend online. The seminar will be available in person or online.Detailed schedule

2 – 3pm – Submission 101
Learn what is required to submit your document to the Graduate School and the deadlines for the upcoming semester. Best for students who are completing their degree this semester or next semester.3 – 4pm – Formatting 101-103
Learn about templates, checking your document with Adobe Acrobat, and how to use copyrighted materials. You’ll also learn where resources are on the web page so you can learn more about the topics that interest you.4pm - ? - Questions
We'll be available to answer any additional questions you have.If you are unable to join us, the event will be taped and available online after the event. The previous semester’s seminars are always available online.

Information on submitting, formatting, and more can be found online for dissertations and theses or reports.

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The Michigan Sustainable Tourism Summit is a regional forum dedicated to thoughtful, responsible destination development. Hosted in Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula, a place shaped by natural beauty, industry, and resilience, the Summit brings together those shaping the future of tourism and community life.

Over four days, participants will explore practical strategies, shared challenges, and real-world examples of how economic vitality and environmental care can coexist. This is about progress that feels rooted, intentional, and true to place.

Key Summit Themes:

Enhancing our industry’s commitment to responsible outdoor recreationPreserving northern Michigan’s dark skiesSupporting the underpinning ecological and outdoor recreation infrastructure the visitor industry and our local communities rely uponLeveraging tourism as a force to support authentic cultural and heritage preservationTools for community-centric tourism

Things to know

By registering to this Summit, registrants agree to sharing their full registration information with the Summit host, Visit Keweenaw.

DATE | Wednesday - Saturday, May 20 - 23, 2026
TIME | Full summit schedule available at https://www.visitkeweenaw.com/michigan-sustainable-tourism-summit/
LOCATION | McArdle Theatre, Advanced Technology Development Complex, Small Craft
PUBLIC TICKETS | Early Bird: $199, Standard: $249, Student: $125, Late: $299.
MICHIGAN TECH STUDENT RUSH TICKETS | This event is not eligible for Student Rush Tickets
CONTENT GUIDANCE | None

About the Presenter

Visit Keweenaw promotes Michigan’s Houghton and Keweenaw Counties as a destination for tourism. Tourism, and the broader visitor economy, generates social, cultural, and financial benefits for our community members and is a pillar of the region’s economy.

Formed in 1986 as the Keweenaw Tourism Council, and later as the Keweenaw Convention & Visitors Bureau, Visit Keweenaw has served as the two-county region’s lead destination marketing organization (DMO) for more than 35 years.

Visit Keweenaw's overarching goals are to:

• Leverage the Keweenaw's collection of outdoor, historical, and cultural amenities to support the region's visitor economy
• Collaboratively lead sustainability and stewardship efforts to ensure the Keweenaw Peninsula continues to be a place visitors crave
• Advocate for destination development
• Continue to build organizational capacity and excellence

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May’s film ‘The Fish Thief: A Great Lakes Mystery’ explores the mystery behind how and why the fish most prized by people nearly disappeared from the largest freshwater ecosystem on Earth: the Great Lakes.

‘The Fish Thief: A Great Lakes Mystery' will be shown at 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 21 in Fisher Hall 138. Refreshments will be provided, and each film will be followed by a facilitated discussion. The Sustainability Film Series is free and everyone is welcome to attend. A suggested $5 donation is appreciated and helps to support the continued offering of this film series

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The Michigan Sustainable Tourism Summit is a regional forum dedicated to thoughtful, responsible destination development. Hosted in Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula, a place shaped by natural beauty, industry, and resilience, the Summit brings together those shaping the future of tourism and community life.

Over four days, participants will explore practical strategies, shared challenges, and real-world examples of how economic vitality and environmental care can coexist. This is about progress that feels rooted, intentional, and true to place.

Key Summit Themes:

Enhancing our industry’s commitment to responsible outdoor recreationPreserving northern Michigan’s dark skiesSupporting the underpinning ecological and outdoor recreation infrastructure the visitor industry and our local communities rely uponLeveraging tourism as a force to support authentic cultural and heritage preservationTools for community-centric tourism

Things to know

By registering to this Summit, registrants agree to sharing their full registration information with the Summit host, Visit Keweenaw.

DATE | Wednesday - Saturday, May 20 - 23, 2026
TIME | Full summit schedule available at https://www.visitkeweenaw.com/michigan-sustainable-tourism-summit/
LOCATION | McArdle Theatre, Advanced Technology Development Complex, Small Craft
PUBLIC TICKETS | Early Bird: $199, Standard: $249, Student: $125, Late: $299.
MICHIGAN TECH STUDENT RUSH TICKETS | This event is not eligible for Student Rush Tickets
CONTENT GUIDANCE | None

About the Presenter

Visit Keweenaw promotes Michigan’s Houghton and Keweenaw Counties as a destination for tourism. Tourism, and the broader visitor economy, generates social, cultural, and financial benefits for our community members and is a pillar of the region’s economy.

Formed in 1986 as the Keweenaw Tourism Council, and later as the Keweenaw Convention & Visitors Bureau, Visit Keweenaw has served as the two-county region’s lead destination marketing organization (DMO) for more than 35 years.

Visit Keweenaw's overarching goals are to:

• Leverage the Keweenaw's collection of outdoor, historical, and cultural amenities to support the region's visitor economy
• Collaboratively lead sustainability and stewardship efforts to ensure the Keweenaw Peninsula continues to be a place visitors crave
• Advocate for destination development
• Continue to build organizational capacity and excellence

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The Michigan Sustainable Tourism Summit is a regional forum dedicated to thoughtful, responsible destination development. Hosted in Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula, a place shaped by natural beauty, industry, and resilience, the Summit brings together those shaping the future of tourism and community life.

Over four days, participants will explore practical strategies, shared challenges, and real-world examples of how economic vitality and environmental care can coexist. This is about progress that feels rooted, intentional, and true to place.

Key Summit Themes:

Enhancing our industry’s commitment to responsible outdoor recreationPreserving northern Michigan’s dark skiesSupporting the underpinning ecological and outdoor recreation infrastructure the visitor industry and our local communities rely uponLeveraging tourism as a force to support authentic cultural and heritage preservationTools for community-centric tourism

Things to know

By registering to this Summit, registrants agree to sharing their full registration information with the Summit host, Visit Keweenaw.

DATE | Wednesday - Saturday, May 20 - 23, 2026
TIME | Full summit schedule available at https://www.visitkeweenaw.com/michigan-sustainable-tourism-summit/
LOCATION | McArdle Theatre, Advanced Technology Development Complex, Small Craft
PUBLIC TICKETS | Early Bird: $199, Standard: $249, Student: $125, Late: $299.
MICHIGAN TECH STUDENT RUSH TICKETS | This event is not eligible for Student Rush Tickets
CONTENT GUIDANCE | None

About the Presenter

Visit Keweenaw promotes Michigan’s Houghton and Keweenaw Counties as a destination for tourism. Tourism, and the broader visitor economy, generates social, cultural, and financial benefits for our community members and is a pillar of the region’s economy.

Formed in 1986 as the Keweenaw Tourism Council, and later as the Keweenaw Convention & Visitors Bureau, Visit Keweenaw has served as the two-county region’s lead destination marketing organization (DMO) for more than 35 years.

Visit Keweenaw's overarching goals are to:

• Leverage the Keweenaw's collection of outdoor, historical, and cultural amenities to support the region's visitor economy
• Collaboratively lead sustainability and stewardship efforts to ensure the Keweenaw Peninsula continues to be a place visitors crave
• Advocate for destination development
• Continue to build organizational capacity and excellence

Plan Your Visit to the Rozsa

Rozsa Box Office InformationAccessibility Services Find a Digital ProgramPlan your Parking​

Get Involved

Volunteer to UsherDonate to Support the RozsaMeet Our DonorsGet Updates via Email

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Personal Responsibility Statement
Not all productions may appeal to or be appropriate for every person or for all ages. The Rozsa Center provides content guidance to alert audience members to common potentially sensitive or distressing material. Guests are encouraged to familiarize themselves with each event in order to make informed decisions prior to attending an event.

Views Expressed Statement
The views, information, thoughts, or opinions expressed in this program or event are those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent the policies of the Rozsa Center or Michigan Technological University. Effective Date: 2025/26.

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Swim 150 yards (using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of both, swimming on the back or side is not permitted, swim goggles are allowed), maintain a position on the surface of the water for 2 minutes by treading water with the legs, swim 50 yards (using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of both). Complete a timed event within 1 minute, 40 seconds.Starting in the water, swim 20 yards (face may be in or out of the water, swim goggles are not permitted).Surface dive (feet-first or head-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object.Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping the face at or near the surface.Exit the water without using the ladder or steps. For additional details on registering for this course to receive ACADEMIC CREDIT, please reach out to Ann Boyle at ambengry@mtu.edu or 906-487-2995.

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Swim 150 yards (using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of both, swimming on the back or side is not permitted, swim goggles are allowed), maintain a position on the surface of the water for 2 minutes by treading water with the legs, swim 50 yards (using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of both). Complete a timed event within 1 minute, 40 seconds.Starting in the water, swim 20 yards (face may be in or out of the water, swim goggles are not permitted).Surface dive (feet-first or head-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object.Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping the face at or near the surface.Exit the water without using the ladder or steps. For additional details on registering for this course to receive ACADEMIC CREDIT, please reach out to Ann Boyle at ambengry@mtu.edu or 906-487-2995.

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Swim 150 yards (using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of both, swimming on the back or side is not permitted, swim goggles are allowed), maintain a position on the surface of the water for 2 minutes by treading water with the legs, swim 50 yards (using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of both). Complete a timed event within 1 minute, 40 seconds.Starting in the water, swim 20 yards (face may be in or out of the water, swim goggles are not permitted).Surface dive (feet-first or head-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object.Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping the face at or near the surface.Exit the water without using the ladder or steps. For additional details on registering for this course to receive ACADEMIC CREDIT, please reach out to Ann Boyle at ambengry@mtu.edu or 906-487-2995.

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Swim 150 yards (using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of both, swimming on the back or side is not permitted, swim goggles are allowed), maintain a position on the surface of the water for 2 minutes by treading water with the legs, swim 50 yards (using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of both). Complete a timed event within 1 minute, 40 seconds.Starting in the water, swim 20 yards (face may be in or out of the water, swim goggles are not permitted).Surface dive (feet-first or head-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object.Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping the face at or near the surface.Exit the water without using the ladder or steps. For additional details on registering for this course to receive ACADEMIC CREDIT, please reach out to Ann Boyle at ambengry@mtu.edu or 906-487-2995.

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Swim 150 yards (using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of both, swimming on the back or side is not permitted, swim goggles are allowed), maintain a position on the surface of the water for 2 minutes by treading water with the legs, swim 50 yards (using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of both). Complete a timed event within 1 minute, 40 seconds.Starting in the water, swim 20 yards (face may be in or out of the water, swim goggles are not permitted).Surface dive (feet-first or head-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object.Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping the face at or near the surface.Exit the water without using the ladder or steps. For additional details on registering for this course to receive ACADEMIC CREDIT, please reach out to Ann Boyle at ambengry@mtu.edu or 906-487-2995.

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Topic: Monthly HR Connect
Time: Jun 9, 2026 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Commuter only. On-campus housing and meals not included. Michigan Tech is not responsible for players outside of the Student Development Complex (SDC). Team coaches must supervise their players while at the SDC and will be held accountable for their behavior.

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Commuter only. On-campus housing and meals not included. Michigan Tech is not responsible for players outside of the Student Development Complex (SDC). Team coaches must supervise their players while at the SDC and will be held accountable for their behavior.

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Staff Council is a service organization within the University whose charge is:

to assist the University in recognizing outstanding performance and ongoing dedicated service by staff membersto maximize the use of talents and resources of the staff to support educational programs and to develop and strengthen skills and professionalism among the staffto provide events and opportunities that enhance the working environment of Michigan TechEach meeting consists of a notable guest speaker to share updates from around campus, updates about upcoming Staff Council programs and events, and opportunities to chat amongst a community of fellow staff members.

Membership on Staff Council is voluntary, open, and available to any eligible staff member. Staff Council exists to support Michigan Tech staff: full-time, part-time, nine-month, or ten-month; non-student, non-faculty.

As a reminder, union-represented employees are entitled to release time for professional development activities, including staff recognition programs deemed relevant by the University. Employees should work with their supervisors to ensure coverage during their absence. Supervisors may contact Human Resources for guidance on eligibility and the process for granting this release time.

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Commuter only. On-campus housing and meals not included. Michigan Tech is not responsible for players outside of the Student Development Complex (SDC). Team coaches must supervise their players while at the SDC and will be held accountable for their behavior.

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Commuter only. On-campus housing and meals not included. Michigan Tech is not responsible for players outside of the Student Development Complex (SDC). Team coaches must supervise their players while at the SDC and will be held accountable for their behavior.

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Commuter only. On-campus housing and meals not included. Michigan Tech is not responsible for players outside of the Student Development Complex (SDC). Team coaches must supervise their players while at the SDC and will be held accountable for their behavior.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Camp runs Monday - Friday.
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

For younger players ready to gain fundamental skills and get into the game, Michigan Tech's Group 1 Hockey Camps are the best place to start! This camp is open to boys and girls birth years 2017 - 2019 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors. Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice programs.

Programs are built around daily on-ice instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, and small area games. Off-ice programming includes hockey skills and age-appropriate competitive games.

Group 1 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms/areas will be assigned for each day of camp. Participants will need to bring their equipment back and forth daily.

Parents are encouraged to help dress their players when possible. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are necessary. Please label all personal belongings.

Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day (commuter campers).

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Michigan Tech's Group 2 camps are for players looking to gain all of the fundamental skills of hockey! Open to boys and girls birth years 2014 - 2016 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottle and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Skaters are given the opportunity to learn forward and defense positions while goalies are given goaltending instruction, with plenty of practice time. Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes required.

Group 2 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team-building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday - Thursday) features special off-site activities, such as Chutes and Ladders (Houghton Waterfront Park), a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Camp runs Sunday - Friday (Commuter only)
After thoughtful consideration, Michigan Tech Hockey Camp will not be offering on-campus housing for players and will focus exclusively on delivering an outstanding daily camp this year. We're thrilled to continue offering the high quality hockey camp tradition that participants know and love! By dedicating 100% of our energy to a full schedule on-ice instruction, off-ice activities and engaging experiences throughout the day, we're excited to provide an even stronger program this year! We look forward to welcoming everyone back this summer and encourage families to explore the many excellent local lodging options for a fun and memorable stay-and-play experience!

Our Group 3 camp stresses both individual and team skills, including the role of the forward and defenseman in breakout patterns, neutral-zone techniques, offensive-zone alignments, playing position, and team play. Open to boys and girls birth years 2011 - 2013 with at least one year of organized hockey experience. Participants will need their own water bottles and snacks daily, as well as a small bag to carry them in.

Participants learn and practice under personalized direction from Michigan Tech's staff, as well as current varsity players, alumni, and guest instructors.

Programs are built around Daily On-Ice Instruction, focusing on power-skating, shooting, passing, positional playing, small area games, competitive battle drills, angling, and defensive play. Off-Ice Programming includes hockey skills, age-appropriate competitive games, and lecture. Full hockey equipment and athletic apparel/shoes are required.

Group 3 will be divided into (1) black team and (1) gold team prior to the first day of camp. Both teams stay together for the duration of the week.

Locker rooms will be assigned for equipment storage for the duration of camp. Please label all personal belongings.Counselors are assigned to each group and remain with campers throughout the day, including meals. Lead and assistant instructors are present for all on and off-ice activities.The Outdoor Adventure Program partners with Michigan Tech to introduce team building activities to the participants each day.Special evening activities:Every evening (Monday-Thursday) features special activities such as a trip to the Mine Shaft for bowling and arcade games, lawn games at the East Houghton Waterfront Park, and a chairlift ride at Mont Ripley for a spectacular view of the Keweenaw Waterway. Please make sure you come prepared to be outdoors (athletic clothing/light jacket, as well as spending money for snacks and games)! Schedule/activities are subject to change.Michigan Tech Sports Camps enforces an Authorization to Release policy for all hockey campers. Parents, guardians, and alternative authorized release persons will be the only ones allowed to sign a child out during camp, at the end of each day.

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Days/Times

Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 10:00am-11:00am (Middle School Athletes)
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays - 11:00am-12:00pm High School Athletes)

Location

SDC Varsity Weight Room (located on the far side of the SDC Multipurpose Room)

What to Expect

Lead by the MTU Strength & Conditioning staff, athletes will learn and develop proper training techniques in order to improve overall fitness, increase performance potential, and decrease the risk of injury. Athletes will engage in a progressive training program that translates across a wide range of sports with the intent of improving agility, strength, flexibility, and speed. An emphasis will be placed on performance tracking throughout the camp, so athletes will be able to monitor their progress in detail throughout. Participants will also receive free SDC access for the duration of the nine-week program (outside of training time), which includes use of the fitness center (must be 16+ years of age), pool, and multipurpose room. Take advantage of the opportunity to receive elite-level training in a varsity collegiate setting, right here in the Keweenaw!

Phases:

Week 1: Integration (initial assessment)Weeks 2-4: AccumulationWeeks 5-8: IntensificationWeek 9: Peak (final assessment)

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Topic: Jess Palek's Zoom Meeting
Time: Aug 11, 2026 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Topic: Monthly HR Connect
Time: Sep 8, 2026 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Career Fair is exciting—but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming.

You’ve got this, and we’re here to help.

Michigan Tech’s Career Fair brings hundreds of top companies from around the country right to you, ready to talk about internships, co-ops, and full-time jobs. Whether you’re a first-year student just checking things out or a graduating senior ready to lock in your first job, the fair is your opportunity to connect, explore, and grow.

👋 First time at Career Fair? We’ve Got You!

First Timer Tours are designed for students who are new to Career Fair—especially first-year students or anyone who hasn’t experienced it before. Join a guided tour of the fair space, talk with friendly employers in a low-pressure setting, and learn how it all works. No pressure—just a great way to build confidence.

🌿 Need a Break? We See You.

We know Career Fair can be a lot. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, step into our Quiet Space—a calm zone where you can pause, regroup, and recharge before heading back in.

✅ Before Career Fair

Update your resume and get feedback at Career Services or during resume review events.Upload your polished resume to Handshake.Check out which companies are attending—search by major, job type, or location.Pick 3–5 top companies to research—know what they do and what they’re hiring for.Active job postings from companies attending the fair can be seen here.Plan your outfit! Stop by the Career Closet if you need professional attire.Attend Career Fest and employer info sessions to practice networking in a casual environment.Print a copy of the map for easy reference.💬 During Career Fair

Be ready with your 60-second intro:

Name, major, yearYour hands-on experience (internships, class projects, research, etc.)Something personal—clubs, passions, hobbiesGive your resume, engage in conversation, and thank the recruiter.Don’t forget to ask for their name or business card.📝 After Career Fair

Jot down notes: who you spoke with, what you talked about, and your impressions.Keep your phone and email handy—employers may follow up for interviews!Didn’t hear back? Send a thank-you email within 48 hours to show continued interest.⭐ Pro Tip:

Apply ahead of time on Handshake or the company’s website. It shows initiative and helps recruiters recognize your name when you introduce yourself.

Career Fair is more than just handing out resumes—it’s about making real connections, exploring opportunities, and starting your next adventure.

Show up prepared, be yourself, and know that Career Services is here for you every step of the way.

💼 Let’s do this!

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Topic: Monthly HR Connect
Time: Oct 13, 2026 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Topic: Monthly HR Connect
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Topic: Monthly HR Connect
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