“I’ve been very interested in Criminal Justice since I was young, and after going to the camp, it’s definitely helped me realize that I want to go into Crime Scene Investigation or do something in the lab.”
– Rachel Horshington, former camper from Wellington, FL
HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER CAMP FOR FUTURE JUSTICE-SEEKERS
Each year, high school students who want to become future justice-seekers join us for a week-long camp filled with one-of-a-kind experiences and up-close opportunities to see the criminal justice system in action!
WHAT TO EXPECT
During this action-packed day camp, learn crime scene investigation techniques; watch demonstrations of bomb squads, K-9 Units, and SWAT Teams; tour Law Enforcement agencies, the Medical Examiner’s Office, learn about Death Row, the FBI’s Most Wanted, and so much more!
WHO WILL LOVE IT
Crime-scene investigation (CSI), forensics, the U.S. court system – for high school students interested in these areas or thinking about a job in the criminology and/or criminal justice field, THIS is their summer camp! The camp is open to students entering Grades 9-12 in Fall 2024.
“I know a lot of people change their majors in college, but if I don’t have to, I didn’t want to. [The camp] reassured me that this is what I want to do.”
–
Mia Steller
, former camper from Parkland, FL
WHEN & WHERE
We offer two sessions for you to choose from:
Session 1 | Sunday, June 23, 2024 – Friday, June 28, 2024 | View Itinerary
Session 2 | Sunday, July 14, 2024 – Friday, July 19, 2024 | View Itinerary
WHAT IT COSTS & WHAT’S INCLUDED
The $800 registration fee includes:
- Official Certificate of Completion, which can be used as a differentiator in college admission packets student resumes
- Camp T-shirt, backpack, and other cool camp swag
- Breakfast and lunch, Monday through Friday
- Transportation once on campus to all on- and off-site locations during camp hours
- Expert instruction from real Criminal Justice professionals
Questions? Please contact Criminal Justice instructor and camp coordinator Sigal Rubin: rubins@fau.edu | (321) 754-8112.