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Niagara University Biomedical Research Institute

2025 STEM Summer Camp

August 3-9, 2025

The STEM Summer Camp invites high school students entering grades 10-12 to dive into the exciting world of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Through hands-on activities, participants will explore cutting-edge scientific concepts, discover how biomedical research impacts our daily lives, and gain experience using modern, real-world equipment. Staying overnight on Niagara University’s campus enhances this experience, offering students the chance to fully immerse themselves in a dynamic and enriching environment. Not only will they get to explore the beautiful campus, but they’ll also develop a sense of independence and responsibility as they experience life on a college campus. Join us for a week of discovery, learning, and fun!

  • Students will delve into robotics, DNA testing, archaeology, environmental science, and even marine biology, fostering creativity and critical-thinking skills.
  • The overnight camp also includes guest lectures, field trips, and opportunities for networking with peers who share similar interests.
  • By the end of the program, students will have gained valuable knowledge, practical skills, and a deeper understanding of academic and career pathways in the STEM fields.

Registration and Fee

  • Cost is $950 includes registration fee, stay in apartment, all food, field trips and all supplies (lab coat, googles, and lab notebook) .
  • Only 20 seats available
  • Registration deadline is June 1, 2025

Any Questions?

If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to Contact Robert Tober

Meet Dr. Mary P. McCourt

NU’s STEM Summer Camp is organized by Dr. Mary P. McCourt, a faculty member and senior scientist with extensive experience in computational chemistry and molecular modeling, cancer- targeted drug design and structural biology with emphasis on lipids. In July 2024, she received a $261,500 grant from the New York State Biodefense Commercialization Fund to formulate a general anti-viral therapeutic using CholestosomeTM technology, a molecule delivery system she developed at Niagara University.