CSTA's institutional members provide a wide range of events (camps, contests, etc.) for kids from elementary through high school. Here are the upcoming events. Please contact the host sites for further information.



The Computer Science Student Network is hosting a nationwide computer science competition that invites students to create a one minute (or less) animation about how they would reduce, recycle, reuse, restore, and/or replenish in order to make the world a better place. Contact lreynolds@rec.ri.cmu.org or visit the event site at www.cs2n.org for more information.


The University of Alabama Department of Computer Science within the College of Engineering will host a series of Computer Science camps from July 16th-August 3rd, 2012. High School students have the option to stay in our dormitories as residential campers. Students will be taught multiple topics of Computer Science while learning to program a computer in several exciting contexts (e.g., game programming at the middle school camps; and robotics control and smartphone apps at the high school camps). The Computer Science camps are taught in a manner that encourages self-exploration across multiple projects. Students can attend any of the three weeks of camp (weeks 2 and 3 have pre-requisites). Contact gray@cs.ua.edu or visit the event site at cs.ua.edu/outreach/camps for more information.