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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 Monday, May 4, 2026 11:59 AM 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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Join Superior School of Dance for their Spring Production: Night at the Library!

Six sneaky senior students decide to spend the night in the library, but get more than they bargained for when they get pulled right inside some of their favorite books. Will they find their way back out again?

This original productions features dance of all styles and is a wonderful performance for the whole family!

Things to know

DATE | Saturday, May 16, 2026
TIME | 7 p.m.
DATE | Sunday, May 17, 2026
TIME | 3 p.m.
LOCATION | Rozsa Center
EST. RUN TIME | Approximately 2 hours with Intermission
SEATING | Reserved Seating
PUBLIC TICKETS | Adult: $18, Youth: $12

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.

About the Presenter

Superior School of Dance provides diverse dance instruction for all ages, abilities, and levels. Offering classes in ballet, tap, hip-hop, jazz, and modern focusing on technical excellence, community, and mental/physical wellness.

superiorschoolofdance.com

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Join Superior School of Dance for their Spring Production: Night at the Library!

Six sneaky senior students decide to spend the night in the library, but get more than they bargained for when they get pulled right inside some of their favorite books. Will they find their way back out again?

This original productions features dance of all styles and is a wonderful performance for the whole family!

Things to know

DATE | Saturday, May 16, 2026
TIME | 7 p.m.
DATE | Sunday, May 17, 2026
TIME | 3 p.m.
LOCATION | Rozsa Center
EST. RUN TIME | Approximately 2 hours with Intermission
SEATING | Reserved Seating
PUBLIC TICKETS | Adult: $18, Youth: $12

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.

About the Presenter

Superior School of Dance provides diverse dance instruction for all ages, abilities, and levels. Offering classes in ballet, tap, hip-hop, jazz, and modern focusing on technical excellence, community, and mental/physical wellness.

superiorschoolofdance.com

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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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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 216.

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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

Learn more at visitkeweenaw.com

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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 dinner will be held at Egypt Valley Country Club located at 7333 Knapp Ave NE, Ada, MI 49301.

Tickets are $55 per person. Price includes garden salad, dinner (see options below), dessert, and a soft drink. Additional drink tickets can be purchased with cash on the evening of the event.

Dinner Options:

Cornmeal Crusted Walleye with a Lemon Caper Burre BlancHerb Roasted Pork Loin (GF) with Roasted Apple-Cranberry ChutneyGrilled Chicken Florentine: All Natural Herb & Garlic Chicken Topped w/ Sauteed Spinach, Sundried Tomatoes & Boursin CreamGnocchi Pomodoro: Shaved Parmesan and Basil

Advance registration is required. The deadline to register is Tuesday, May 12.

The spring dinner also offers a chance for our local community to support the West Michigan Alumni Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship annually awards monetary assistance to outstanding incoming or current Michigan Tech students in the West Michigan area. If you would like to make a donation, click here.

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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

Learn more at visitkeweenaw.com

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What to Expect

Comfortable setting, snacks, and connection. This is a low-pressure, discussion-based setting that addresses the collective group's needs through peer-to-peer support.

The Details

Who: Open to all Michigan Tech graduate students

What: Peer-focused discussions on topics like work/life balance, burnout, and imposter syndrome.

When: Meet weekly on Thursdays at 10:00 am, unless otherwise noted.

Where. Admin 313 (CSMHW Relaxation Room)

Stop by whenever your schedule allows. Regular attendance increases maximum benefit, but no long-term commitment or registration is required. Just show up as you are.

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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

Learn more at visitkeweenaw.com

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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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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

Learn more at visitkeweenaw.com

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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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What to Expect

Comfortable setting, snacks, and connection. This is a low-pressure, discussion-based setting that addresses the collective group's needs through peer-to-peer support.

The Details

Who: Open to all Michigan Tech graduate students

What: Peer-focused discussions on topics like work/life balance, burnout, and imposter syndrome.

When: Meet weekly on Thursdays at 10:00 am, unless otherwise noted.

Where. Admin 313 (CSMHW Relaxation Room)

Stop by whenever your schedule allows. Regular attendance increases maximum benefit, but no long-term commitment or registration is required. Just show up as you are.

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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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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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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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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 216.

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What to Expect

Comfortable setting, snacks, and connection. This is a low-pressure, discussion-based setting that addresses the collective group's needs through peer-to-peer support.

The Details

Who: Open to all Michigan Tech graduate students

What: Peer-focused discussions on topics like work/life balance, burnout, and imposter syndrome.

When: Meet weekly on Thursdays at 10:00 am, unless otherwise noted.

Where. Admin 313 (CSMHW Relaxation Room)

Stop by whenever your schedule allows. Regular attendance increases maximum benefit, but no long-term commitment or registration is required. Just show up as you are.

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

Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: https://michigantech.zoom.us/j/85230803885

Or Telephone:
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US: +1 305 224 1968 or +1 309 205 3325 or +1 312 626 6799 or +1 646 876 9923 or +1 646 931 3860 or +1 301 715 8592 or +1 386 347 5053 or +1 507 473 4847 or +1 564 217 2000 or +1 669 444 9171 or +1 669 900 6833 or +1 689 278 1000 or +1 719 359 4580 or +1 253 205 0468 or +1 253 215 8782 or +1 346 248 7799 or +1 360 209 5623
Meeting ID: 852 3080 3885
International numbers available: https://michigantech.zoom.us/u/kddra20JYS

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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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What to Expect

Comfortable setting, snacks, and connection. This is a low-pressure, discussion-based setting that addresses the collective group's needs through peer-to-peer support.

The Details

Who: Open to all Michigan Tech graduate students

What: Peer-focused discussions on topics like work/life balance, burnout, and imposter syndrome.

When: Meet weekly on Thursdays at 10:00 am, unless otherwise noted.

Where. Admin 313 (CSMHW Relaxation Room)

Stop by whenever your schedule allows. Regular attendance increases maximum benefit, but no long-term commitment or registration is required. Just show up as you are.

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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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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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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 216.

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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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What to Expect

Comfortable setting, snacks, and connection. This is a low-pressure, discussion-based setting that addresses the collective group's needs through peer-to-peer support.

The Details

Who: Open to all Michigan Tech graduate students

What: Peer-focused discussions on topics like work/life balance, burnout, and imposter syndrome.

When: Meet weekly on Thursdays at 10:00 am, unless otherwise noted.

Where. Admin 313 (CSMHW Relaxation Room)

Stop by whenever your schedule allows. Regular attendance increases maximum benefit, but no long-term commitment or registration is required. Just show up as you are.

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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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Pre-registration is required. Participants will meet at the OAP Rental Center / Tech Trail Head 30-minutes prior to event start time. Transportation to/from location is included and no experience is necessary. All Ages. This event is open to everyone. Pre-registration is required. Participants under age 12 must have a parent in attendance.

Open to MTU Student and/or General Public

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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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What to Expect

Comfortable setting, snacks, and connection. This is a low-pressure, discussion-based setting that addresses the collective group's needs through peer-to-peer support.

The Details

Who: Open to all Michigan Tech graduate students

What: Peer-focused discussions on topics like work/life balance, burnout, and imposter syndrome.

When: Meet weekly on Thursdays at 10:00 am, unless otherwise noted.

Where. Admin 313 (CSMHW Relaxation Room)

Stop by whenever your schedule allows. Regular attendance increases maximum benefit, but no long-term commitment or registration is required. Just show up as you are.

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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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Michigan Tech Alumni Night will kick off with an all-you-can-eat BBQ buffet at 6:05 p.m. followed by the game at 7:05 p.m., featuring a matchup between the Birmingham Bloomfield Beavers and the Eastside Diamond Hoppers. Join fellow Huskies for a group photo on the field and a meet and greet with the mascots.

The cost is $38 per person and covers the BBQ buffet, game tickets with table seating at field level, and complimentary parking in Lot A. Tickets will be available for pick up at a check-in table near the main gate. Children three and under do not require a ticket.

All-You-Can-Eat BBQ Picnic Menu:

Hot dogs BBQ pulled chicken Smoked sausage with peppers & onions Baked beans Pasta salad Coleslaw Cookies Unlimited soft drinks, lemonade, iced tea, and water

Timeline for the day:

6:05 p.m. Gates open 6:05 - 7:35 p.m. BBQ picnic at the Left Field Patio 7:05 p.m. Scheduled first pitch Group photo on the field will take place during the game*Beverages will be available throughout the game.

Jimmy John's Field is located at 7171 Auburn Rd, Utica, MI 48317, and the pre-game BBQ will be held within the ballpark at the Left Field Patio.

Tickets must be purchased in advance. The deadline to purchase tickets is noon on Friday, May 29.

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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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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 216.

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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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What to Expect

Comfortable setting, snacks, and connection. This is a low-pressure, discussion-based setting that addresses the collective group's needs through peer-to-peer support.

The Details

Who: Open to all Michigan Tech graduate students

What: Peer-focused discussions on topics like work/life balance, burnout, and imposter syndrome.

When: Meet weekly on Thursdays at 10:00 am, unless otherwise noted.

Where. Admin 313 (CSMHW Relaxation Room)

Stop by whenever your schedule allows. Regular attendance increases maximum benefit, but no long-term commitment or registration is required. Just show up as you are.

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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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What to Expect

Comfortable setting, snacks, and connection. This is a low-pressure, discussion-based setting that addresses the collective group's needs through peer-to-peer support.

The Details

Who: Open to all Michigan Tech graduate students

What: Peer-focused discussions on topics like work/life balance, burnout, and imposter syndrome.

When: Meet weekly on Thursdays at 10:00 am, unless otherwise noted.

Where. Admin 313 (CSMHW Relaxation Room)

Stop by whenever your schedule allows. Regular attendance increases maximum benefit, but no long-term commitment or registration is required. Just show up as you are.

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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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Pre-registration is required. Participants will meet at the OAP Rental Center / Tech Trail Head 30-minutes prior to event start time. Transportation to/from location is included and no experience is necessary. This event is open to everyone. Pre-registration is required. Participants under age 12 must have a parent in attendance.

MTU Student and/or General Public

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

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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 216.

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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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What to Expect

Comfortable setting, snacks, and connection. This is a low-pressure, discussion-based setting that addresses the collective group's needs through peer-to-peer support.

The Details

Who: Open to all Michigan Tech graduate students

What: Peer-focused discussions on topics like work/life balance, burnout, and imposter syndrome.

When: Meet weekly on Thursdays at 10:00 am, unless otherwise noted.

Where. Admin 313 (CSMHW Relaxation Room)

Stop by whenever your schedule allows. Regular attendance increases maximum benefit, but no long-term commitment or registration is required. Just show up as you are.

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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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What to Expect

Comfortable setting, snacks, and connection. This is a low-pressure, discussion-based setting that addresses the collective group's needs through peer-to-peer support.

The Details

Who: Open to all Michigan Tech graduate students

What: Peer-focused discussions on topics like work/life balance, burnout, and imposter syndrome.

When: Meet weekly on Thursdays at 10:00 am, unless otherwise noted.

Where. Admin 313 (CSMHW Relaxation Room)

Stop by whenever your schedule allows. Regular attendance increases maximum benefit, but no long-term commitment or registration is required. Just show up as you are.

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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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Pre-registration is required. Participants will meet at the OAP Rental Center / Tech Trail Head 30-minutes prior to event start time. Transportation to/from location is included and no experience is necessary. All Ages. This event is open to everyone. Pre-registration is required. Participants under age 12 must have a parent in attendance.

Open to MTU Student and/or General Public

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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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What to Expect

Comfortable setting, snacks, and connection. This is a low-pressure, discussion-based setting that addresses the collective group's needs through peer-to-peer support.

The Details

Who: Open to all Michigan Tech graduate students

What: Peer-focused discussions on topics like work/life balance, burnout, and imposter syndrome.

When: Meet weekly on Thursdays at 10:00 am, unless otherwise noted.

Where. Admin 313 (CSMHW Relaxation Room)

Stop by whenever your schedule allows. Regular attendance increases maximum benefit, but no long-term commitment or registration is required. Just show up as you are.

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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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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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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 216.

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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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What to Expect

Comfortable setting, snacks, and connection. This is a low-pressure, discussion-based setting that addresses the collective group's needs through peer-to-peer support.

The Details

Who: Open to all Michigan Tech graduate students

What: Peer-focused discussions on topics like work/life balance, burnout, and imposter syndrome.

When: Meet weekly on Thursdays at 10:00 am, unless otherwise noted.

Where. Admin 313 (CSMHW Relaxation Room)

Stop by whenever your schedule allows. Regular attendance increases maximum benefit, but no long-term commitment or registration is required. Just show up as you are.

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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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Pre-registration is required. Participants will meet at the OAP Rental Center / Tech Trail Head 30-minutes prior to event start time. Transportation to/from location is included and no experience is necessary. This event is open to everyone. Pre-registration is required. Participants under age 12 must have a parent in attendance.

MTU Student and/or General Public

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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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Comfortable setting, snacks, and connection. This is a low-pressure, discussion-based setting that addresses the collective group's needs through peer-to-peer support.

The Details

Who: Open to all Michigan Tech graduate students

What: Peer-focused discussions on topics like work/life balance, burnout, and imposter syndrome.

When: Meet weekly on Thursdays at 10:00 am, unless otherwise noted.

Where. Admin 313 (CSMHW Relaxation Room)

Stop by whenever your schedule allows. Regular attendance increases maximum benefit, but no long-term commitment or registration is required. Just show up as you are.

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Pre-registration is required. Participants will meet at the OAP Rental Center / Tech Trail Head 30-minutes prior to event start time. Transportation to/from location is included and no experience is necessary. All Ages. This event is open to everyone. Pre-registration is required. Participants under age 12 must have a parent in attendance.

Open to MTU Student and/or General Public

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Meet our Spanish and German instructors, take placement tests, talk about minors and study abroad, check credits, and learn about all our program has to offer!

To take the placement test ahead of time, please fill out the following form:
https://forms.gle/xjfQmtYQPPRmLvHs6

Questions? Reach out to Leyre Alegre-Figuero at lalegref@mtu.edu

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Topic: Monthly HR Connect
Time: Sep 8, 2026 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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The American Red Cross recommends that everyone make an appointment; however, walk-ins are welcome, subject to availability. To schedule, please make an appointment online or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767).

Blood Drive Details:

Location: Memorial Union Building, Ballroom (2nd floor)

Time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Date: Wednesday and Thursday, September 9 and 10

Learn more about giving blood on the American Red Cross Website:

1. Eligibility Requirements

2. Type of Blood Donations

3. How Blood Donations Help

4. Common Concerns

Please reach out to Student Leadership and Involvement with concerns or accommodation requests. Email is at activities@mtu.edu

Michigan Technological University is an Equal Opportunity Educational Institution/Equal Opportunity Employer that provides equal opportunity for all, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities.

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The American Red Cross recommends that everyone make an appointment; however, walk-ins are welcome, subject to availability. To schedule, please make an appointment online or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767).

Blood Drive Details:

Location: Memorial Union Building, Ballroom (2nd floor)

Time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Date: Wednesday and Thursday, September 9 and 10

Learn more about giving blood on the American Red Cross Website:

1. Eligibility Requirements

2. Type of Blood Donations

3. How Blood Donations Help

4. Common Concerns

Please reach out to Student Leadership and Involvement with concerns or accommodation requests. Email is at activities@mtu.edu

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At this information session, you will learn more about the program, how it works, and how to join. Attendance at one of these information sessions is required to join the HuskyGOLD program.

Learn more about HuskyGOLD on the Student Leadership & Involvement website.

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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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At this information session, you will learn more about the program, how it works, and how to join. Attendance at one of these information sessions is required to join the HuskyGOLD program.

Learn more about HuskyGOLD on the Student Leadership & Involvement website.

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Topic: Monthly HR Connect
Time: Oct 13, 2026 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Volunteer projects will vary based on the needs of local agencies and community members. Painting, weeding, planting, digging, raking, cleaning, organizing, and moving are all likely projects that we have seen in the past.

Register as a volunteer through our community service website, GivePulse, starting Tuesday, September 8th at 8:00 AM. Registration will close on Sunday, October 11th at 11:59 PM.

Check-in will occur from 8:30 - 9:00 AM in the Commons on the ground floor of the MUB for all registrants. Information packets will be distributed and from there, groups will travel to their assigned service locations. Projects may require that groups drive to their location.

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Are you ready to explore exciting opportunities, connect with industry leaders, and shape the future of your career journey? This fair is the perfect opportunity to do so! Join us in October to network with top employers who are eager to recruit talent like you.

📅 Date: Wenesday, October 28, 2026

🕒 Time: 10:30 am-3:00pm ET

💻 Location: Memorial Union Building

Tips to help you get prepared!

Research the list of participating employers through HandshakeInteractive Fair MapGet your résumé reviewed by making an appointment with our office in HandshakePrepare your "elevator pitch", there will be career fair prep workshops before career fair!Make sure you are dressed to impress and bring plenty of copies of your résumé!Don't forget to ask for business cards at the job fair so you can follow up with thank-you notes and questionsTips for Success

Dress Professionally: First impressions matter, so wear business professional attirePrepare Your Resume: Upload a polished version of your resume to Handshake to share with employers. Need help? Your Career Center offers resources to perfect your resume—don’t hesitate to visit the office or check out their resources on Handshake..Craft Your Elevator Pitch: Have a 30-second introduction ready to share your story and career aspirations.Follow Up: After the event, reach out to the recruiters you meet to express your continued interest.Don’t let this opportunity pass you by! Save the date, prepare your materials, and take a step toward a bright professional future.

For more information see Handshake.

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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 Natural Resources Career Fair brings 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.

✅ 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.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.💬 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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Registration will open in mid-September.

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Topic: Monthly HR Connect
Time: Nov 10, 2026 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Topic: Monthly HR Connect
Time: Dec 8, 2026 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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