Salmon Camp Research Teams
are intensive, resource management programs that include
natural science, advanced technology, and career exposure
for students with Native American Affiliations who are
entering grades 10–12. Students
are given the opportunity to interact with professional
researchers in a variety of project areas and become
familiar with advanced technology used in the field. Special
emphasis is put on helping students move into college
programs that suit their interests. Enrichment activities
continue into the school year.
Please note: Due to changes in funding, stipends
are not available for this program.
Please contact Salmon Camp Manager, Steve Tritz at
steve@salmoncamp.org or call 541-382-1771 to enroll
in these programs.
Upcoming Program
Salmon Camp Research Team
Date: June 27-July 16, 2010
Location: Oregon & Washington
Age:
High School
Description: TBD
Click
here for application.
2009 Program Archive
2008 Program Archive
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Respect is
the over-arching principle. Salmon Camp represents a
place where everyone can explore, learn, and have
fun without being harmed in any way. All
participants – youth and adults – are to be treated
with utmost respect. Another guiding principle is
this: If you don’t think an action would be
considered respectful, then don’t do it. Maintain
the highest standards of conduct – like those taught
by your parents/guardians, grandparents and other
teachers.
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