(BOZEMAN) — Montana State University will host an in-person residential camp on quantum science for Montana middle school and high school educators June 22-26.
QCaMP, which stands for quantum, computing, mathematics and physics, is designed for STEM educators. Participants will discover how the principles of quantum physics are revolutionizing the world of computing. They will also receive a comprehensive introduction to the fundamentals of computing and engage in hands-on activities that explore the phenomena of quantum physics.
The camp will be held at the QCORE facility in the EngineWorks building near the MSU campus. Participants will receive meals and lodging at MSU as well as a stipend and support for travel. They will also receive QCaMP teaching materials to keep and additional classroom resources.
Applications for QCaMP are open and will close on Friday, April 10. Applicants should be educators who work with students in grades 6-12 in Montana. More information and registration information is available on the Montana State University Website.
