UNDERWATER ROBOTIC CAMPS RISING 6TH - 9TH GRADES   

**Prior Level 1 experience required**   

Join us for our Level 2 of the underwater robotics camp designed for experieced campers who have successfully completed Level 1, this advanced level will build upon the skills and knowledges gained in Level 1 to provide even more exciting and chanllenging acticities.

Walters State Community College with support from Nuts, Bolts and Thingamajigs® (NBT)will help experienced campers to advance their robot work this summer.

An ROV (remote operated vehicle) consists of many systems that are independently constructed and then assembled into a single ROV.  The frame, power, controls propulsion, and buoyancy are the major systems.  This 7-day camp aims to bring your robotics skill to a new level.  Teams of campers will work together to combine all the ROV systems into an integrated vehicle to complete the task at hand.

Also, this camp will include field trips to various local manufacturing companies and guest speakers.  Note: Lunch will be provided.

Schedule for this camp:

June 12-15: 8:00am-3:00pm

June 20-22: 8:00am-5:00pm

Please note that the college will be closed on Monday, June 19, 2023. 

2023 Underwater Robotics Registration Form
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Camp held on the Walters State Community College Morristown Campus
500 S. Davy Crockett Pkwy
Morristown, TN 37813

For Questions Contact:

Nicole Cardwell-Hampton 
Nicole.Cardwell-Hampton@ws.edu 
423-585-6756

Sarah Gasparac
Sarah.Gasparac@ws.edu
423-585-2675

May Moore
Wanmin.Moore@ws.edu
423-585-2676

Note: Scholarships and Grant Funds are available to cover camp costs for many participants, please call or email before you register.

**Prior Level 1 experience required**   

Join us for our Level 2 of the underwater robotics camp designed for experieced campers who have successfully completed Level 1, this advanced level will build upon the skills and knowledges gained in Level 1 to provide even more exciting and chanllenging acticities.

Do you want to advance your underwater robotics work?  Walters State Community College with support from Nuts, Bolts and Thingamajigs® (NBT)will help experienced campers to advance their robot work this summer.

An ROV (remote operated vehicle) consists of many systems that are independently constructed and then assembled into a single ROV.  The frame, power, controls
propulsion, and buoyancy are the major systems.  This 8-day camp aims to bring your robotics skill to a new level.  Teams of campers will work together to combine 
all the ROV systems into an integrated vehicle to complete the task at hand.

Also, this camp will include field trips to various local manufacturing companies and guest speakers.  Note: Lunch will be provided.

2023 Underwater Robotics Registration Form
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Camp held on the Walters State Community College Niswonger Campus
221 N. College St.
Greeneville, TN 37745

For Questions Contact:

Nicole Cardwell-Hampton 
Nicole.Cardwell-Hampton@ws.edu 
423-585-6756

Sarah Gasparac
Sarah.Gasparac@ws.edu
423-585-2675

May Moore
Wanmin.Moore@ws.edu
423-585-2676

Note: Scholarships and Grant Funds are available to cover camp costs for many participants, please call or email before you register.

What does it take to make robotics work underwater?  Walters State Community College with support from Nuts, Bolts and Thingamajigs® (NBT) and Rural technology fund will help campers answer this question.  Our Underwater Robotic camps explore the underwater world of remote operated vehicles (ROVs) and the real-world applications of this exciting field.

This 4-day camp aims to keep you busy both mentally and physically.  Teams of campers will work together to design, build, and test a SeaMATE AngelFish ROV underwater robot.  In addition, describe what a robot is and how robots are used to support work that has been traditionally performed by people.

Also, this camp may include one or both of the following, field trips to various local manufacturing companies and guest speakers.  Note: Lunch will be provided.

2023 Underwater Robotics Registration Form
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Camp held on the Walters State Community College Claiborne County Campus
1325 Claiborne Street
Tazewell, TN 37879                                                

For Questions Contact:

Nicole Cardwell-Hampton 
Nicole.Cardwell-Hampton@ws.edu 
423-585-6756

Sarah Gasparac
Sarah.Gasparac@ws.edu
423-585-2675

May Moore
Wanmin.Moore@ws.edu
423-585-2676

NOTE: Scholarships and Grant Funds are available to cover camp costs for many participants, please call before you register.

What does it take to make robotics work underwater?  Walters State Community College with support from Nuts, Bolts and Thingamajigs® (NBT) and Rural technology fund will help campers answer this question.  Our Underwater Robotic camps explore the underwater world of remote operated vehicles (ROVs) and the real-world applications of this exciting field.

This 3-day camp aims to keep you busy both mentally and physically.  Teams of campers will work together to design, build, and test a SeaMATE AngelFish ROV underwater robot.  In addition, describe what a robot is and how robots are used to support work that has been traditionally performed by people.

Also, this camp may include one or both of the following, field trips to various local manufacturing companies and guest speakers.  Note: Lunch will be provided.

2023 Underwater Robotics Registration Form
Note: If link above does not open, right click on link, select copy link address, open new window and paste address in window.

Camp held on the Walters State Community College Morristown Campus
500 S. Davy Crockett Pkwy
Morristown, TN 37813

For Questions Contact:

Nicole Cardwell-Hampton 
Nicole.Cardwell-Hampton@ws.edu 
423-585-6756

Sarah Gasparac
Sarah.Gasparac@ws.edu
423-585-2675

May Moore
Wanmin.Moore@ws.edu
423-585-2676

NOTE: Scholarships and Grant Funds are available to cover camp costs for many participants, please call before you register.

What does it take to make robotics work underwater?  Walters State Community College with support from Nuts, Bolts and Thingamajigs® (NBT) and Rural technology fund will help campers answer this question.  Our Underwater Robotic camps explore the underwater world of remote operated vehicles (ROVs) and the real-world applications of this exciting field.

This 4-day camp aims to keep you busy both mentally and physically.  Teams of campers will work together to design, build, and test a SeaMATE AngelFish ROV underwater robot.  In addition, describe what a robot is and how robots are used to support work that has been traditionally performed by people.

Also, this camp may include one or both of the following, field trips to various local manufacturing companies and guest speakers.  Note: Lunch will be provided.

2023 Underwater Robotics Registration Form
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Camp held on the Walters State Community College Sevier County Campus
1720 Old Newport Hwy
Sevierville, TN 37876

For Questions Contact:

Nicole Cardwell-Hampton 
Nicole.Cardwell-Hampton@ws.edu 
423-585-6756

Sarah Gasparac
Sarah.Gasparac@ws.edu
423-585-2675

May Moore
Wanmin.Moore@ws.edu
423-585-2676

NOTE: Scholarships and Grant Funds are available to cover camp costs for many participants, please call before you register.

What does it take to make robotics work underwater?  Walters State Community College with support from Nuts, Bolts and Thingamajigs® (NBT) and Rural technology fund will help campers answer this question.  Our Underwater Robotic camps explore the underwater world of remote operated vehicles (ROVs) and the real-world applications of this exciting field.

This 4-day camp aims to keep you busy both mentally and physically.  Teams of campers will work together to design, build, and test a SeaMATE AngelFish ROV underwater robot.  In addition, describe what a robot is and how robots are used to support work that has been traditionally performed by people.

Also, this camp will include field trips to various local manufacturing companies and guest speakers.  Note: Lunch will be  provided.

2023 Underwater Robotics Registration Form
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Camp held on the Walters State Community College Newport Center Campus
115 Mulberry Street
Suite 203
Newport, TN 37821-3523

For Questions Contact:

Nicole Cardwell-Hampton 
Nicole.Cardwell-Hampton@ws.edu 
423-585-6756

Sarah Gasparac
Sarah.Gasparac@ws.edu
423-585-2675

May Moore
Wanmin.Moore@ws.edu
423-585-2676

NOTE: Scholarships and Grant Funds are available to cover camp costs for many participants, please call before you register.

What does it take to make robotics work underwater?  Walters State Community College with support from Nuts, Bolts and Thingamajigs® (NBT) and Rural technology fund will help campers answer this question.  Our Underwater Robotic camps explore the underwater world of remote operated vehicles (ROVs) and the real-world applications of this exciting field.

This 4-day camp aims to keep you busy both mentally and physically.  Teams of campers will work together to design, build, and test a SeaMATE AngelFish ROV underwater robot.  In addition, describe what a robot is and how robots are used to support work that has been traditionally performed by people.

Also, this camp will include field trips to various local manufacturing companies and guest speakers.  Note: Lunch will be  provided.

2023 Underwater Robotics Registration Form
Note: If link above does not open, right click on link, select copy link address, open new window and paste address in window.

Camp held on the Walters State Community College Niswonger Campus
221 N. College St.
Greeneville, TN 37745

For Questions Contact:

Nicole Cardwell-Hampton 
Nicole.Cardwell-Hampton@ws.edu 
423-585-6756

Sarah Gasparac
Sarah.Gasparac@ws.edu
423-585-2675

May Moore
Wanmin.Moore@ws.edu
423-585-2676

NOTE: Scholarships and Grant Funds are available to cover camp costs for many participants, please call before you register.