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- Kids College Program: BioWorks ⬥ NEW!
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Fee: $329.00
Dates: 6/22/2026 - 6/26/2026
Times: See Description
Days: Daily
Sessions: 5
Location: Main Campus
Room: See Description
Instructor: See Description
Seats Available: 13 out of 15
For children ages 9-13.
Kids College Refund Policy:
Full refunds will be issued only if you notify the Continuing & Community Education office of your intention to drop by June 15. After that date, partial refunds (40%) will be issued if the office is notified by June 17. No refunds after June 17.
At Kids College, we provide a dynamic and enriching summer camp experience! Our mission is to inspire a love for learning, foster creativity, and cultivate a sense of curiosity that will last a lifetime. We believe that every child deserves an opportunity to explore the exciting world of higher education in a fun and supportive environment.
Classes will be held Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. (Lunch and snacks will be provided.)
Before Monday, June 1, use discount discount code VERSO during checkout for $30.00 off!
BioWorks: Microbiology and Human Health
Explore the invisible world of microbes and discover how they shape human health in this hands-on science experience. Students investigate bacteria, viruses, and fungi that influence digestion, immunity, and disease, learning how these tiny organisms impact everyday life. Through interactive lab experiments and simple clinical techniques, participants examine microbial growth, study antibiotic effects, and explore how scientists monitor and manage infections.
Young scientists also investigate the roles microbes play in health and disease, exploring cutting-edge concepts like the human microbiome and antibiotic resistance. Along the way, students practice safe laboratory techniques, observation, and data collection, developing critical thinking skills. By the end of the program, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the microscopic forces that affect the human body and health.
Instructors: Sabrina Mostoufi, Gricelda Justice, & Hailee Rogers
Location: Health Science and Performing Arts Bldg. E Rm. 1722
Please drop off your child between 8:00-8:30am each day at the Dietrich Dome. Pickup is at the Dietrich Dome at 2:30pm. As your child's caregiver, you must come into the building to pick up or drop off your child. If disability accommodations for the caregiver are needed, please notify our office in advance.
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- Kids College Program: ChefLab ⬥ NEW!
- THIS CLASS IS FULL. Please click the "Add to Waitlist" button below and we will notify you if space opens up in this class.
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Fee: $329.00
Dates: 6/22/2026 - 6/26/2026
Times: 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Days: Daily
Sessions: 5
Location: Main Campus
Room: MAIN BLDG (D) Kitchen 140
Instructor:
For children ages 9-13.
Kids College Refund Policy:
Full refunds will be issued only if you notify the Continuing & Community Education office of your intention to drop by June 15. After that date, partial refunds (40%) will be issued if the office is notified by June 17. No refunds after June 17.
At Kids College, we provide a dynamic and enriching summer camp experience! Our mission is to inspire a love for learning, foster creativity, and cultivate a sense of curiosity that will last a lifetime. We believe that every child deserves an opportunity to explore the exciting world of higher education in a fun and supportive environment.
Classes will be held Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. (Lunch and snacks will be provided.)
Before Monday, June 1, use discount discount code VERSO during checkout for $30.00 off!
ChefLab: The Science of Cooking!
Ever wonder what makes food rise, change color, or taste just right? In this hands-on STEM adventure, students will explore the science behind everyday foods—how plants, ingredients, and chemical reactions work together to create what we eat. Through fun experiments and tasty discoveries, kids will learn how science is behind every bite!
Young bakers will also prepare a variety of cookie styles—including drop, bar, rolled, molded, and piped cookies—while learning professional kitchen techniques such as recipe scaling, accurate measuring, mixing methods, baking control, and ingredient quality. Along the way, students practice safe kitchen habits and efficient workflow used in bakeries. By the end of the program, participants will understand the science behind baking while creating delicious treats.
Instructors: Hannah McCarthy, Michele Pompei
Location: Main Bldg. D Rm. 140 - Kitchen
Please drop off your child between 8:00-8:30am each day at the Dietrich Dome. Pickup is at the Dietrich Dome at 2:30pm. As your child's caregiver, you must come into the building to pick up or drop off your child. If disability accommodations for the caregiver are needed, please notify our office in advance.
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- Kids College Program: GeoExplorers ⬥ NEW!
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Fee: $329.00
Dates: 6/22/2026 - 6/26/2026
Times: See Description
Days: Daily
Sessions: 5
Location: Main Campus
Room: See Description
Instructor: See Description
Seats Available: 13 out of 15
For children ages 9-13.
Kids College Refund Policy:
Full refunds will be issued only if you notify the Continuing & Community Education office of your intention to drop by June 15. After that date, partial refunds (40%) will be issued if the office is notified by June 17. No refunds after June 17.
At Kids College, we provide a dynamic and enriching summer camp experience! Our mission is to inspire a love for learning, foster creativity, and cultivate a sense of curiosity that will last a lifetime. We believe that every child deserves an opportunity to explore the exciting world of higher education in a fun and supportive environment.
Classes will be held Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. (Lunch and snacks will be provided.)
Before Monday, June 1, use discount discount code VERSO during checkout for $30.00 off!
GeoExplorers: Use the Scientific Method in the Great Outdoors!
Do you like to spend time outside? Do you want to improve your sense of direction? Are you curious about how scientists study the outdoors? This immersive STEM program invites students to explore nature using real tools and scientific methods. Alongside local experts, campers will investigate microhabitats, learn how scientists collect and analyze environmental data, and learn how to read maps and create their own using beginner-friendly mapping tools. After learning so of these processes, campers will then work collaboratively on a mapping project around Bennington Lake that they will be able to share with friends and family who visit the park. No map reading or outdoor experience is necessary. Campers should expect to be exploring outside most days in search of data and fun!
Instructors: Andrew Trogstad-Isaacson & Stuart Chapin
Location: Water & Environmental Center Bldg. R Lobby
Please drop off your child between 8:00-8:30am each day at the Dietrich Dome. Pickup is at the Dietrich Dome at 2:30pm. As your child's caregiver, you must come into the building to pick up or drop off your child. If disability accommodations for the caregiver are needed, please notify our office in advance.
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- Kids College Program: InventWorks ⬥ NEW!
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Fee: $329.00
Dates: 7/6/2026 - 7/10/2026
Times: See Description
Days: Daily
Sessions: 5
Location: Main Campus
Room: See Description
Instructor: See Description
Seats Available: 17 out of 20
For children ages 9-13.
Kids College Refund Policy:
Full refunds will be issued only if you notify the Continuing & Community Education office of your intention to drop by June 15. After that date, partial refunds (40%) will be issued if the office is notified by June 17. No refunds after June 17.
At Kids College, we provide a dynamic and enriching summer camp experience! Our mission is to inspire a love for learning, foster creativity, and cultivate a sense of curiosity that will last a lifetime. We believe that every child deserves an opportunity to explore the exciting world of higher education in a fun and supportive environment.
Classes will be held Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. (Lunch and snacks will be provided.)
Before Monday, June 15, use discount discount code OMNIBUS during checkout for $30.00 off!
InventWorks: Design, Build, Invent!
What if you could invent something that solves a real-world problem? In this hands-on STEM program, students work in small teams to tackle exciting design challenges using Human-Centered Design strategies used by real engineers and inventors.
Participants brainstorm ideas, sketch designs, build prototypes, test their creations, and refine their solutions through iterative problem-solving. Along the way, students explore creativity, collaboration, and engineering thinking while learning how to turn ideas into tangible inventions.
By the end of the week, teams integrate their findings into interactive presentations and showcase their inventions to families. This immersive program encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and teamwork, giving young inventors the confidence and skills to take imaginative ideas from concept to reality.
Instructors: Daniel Schindler & Whitman College’s Human Centered Design students
Location: Water & Environmental Center Bldg. R Lobby
Please drop off your child between 8:00-8:30am each day at the Dietrich Dome. Pickup is at the Dietrich Dome at 2:30pm. As your child's caregiver, you must come into the building to pick up or drop off your child. If disability accommodations for the caregiver are needed, please notify our office in advance.
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- Kids College Program: SparkWorks ⬥ NEW!
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Fee: $329.00
Dates: 6/22/2026 - 6/26/2026
Times: See Description
Days: Daily
Sessions: 5
Location: Main Campus
Room: See Description
Instructor: See Description
Seats Available: 5 out of 16
For children ages 9-13.
Kids College Refund Policy:
Full refunds will be issued only if you notify the Continuing & Community Education office of your intention to drop by June 15. After that date, partial refunds (40%) will be issued if the office is notified by June 17. No refunds after June 17.
At Kids College, we provide a dynamic and enriching summer camp experience! Our mission is to inspire a love for learning, foster creativity, and cultivate a sense of curiosity that will last a lifetime. We believe that every child deserves an opportunity to explore the exciting world of higher education in a fun and supportive environment.
Classes will be held Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. (Lunch and snacks will be provided.)
Before Monday, June 1, use discount discount code VERSO during checkout for $30.00 off!
SparkWorks: Welding, Manufacturing, & Engineering
Step into the world of metalworking and discover the science behind welding in this hands-on STEM experience. Students explore essential welding processes—including Shielded Metal Arc, Gas Metal Arc, and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding—while learning how heat, electricity, and shielding gases work together to join metals safely and effectively.
Participants gain practical skills in tool use, personal protective equipment, and shop safety, while applying engineering thinking to design and build a small metal project. Along the way, students explore core STEM concepts such as metallurgy, heat transfer, and basic engineering design. By the end of the program, young makers will have created their own metal build, applying creativity, technical skills, and scientific principles in a professional-style workshop environment.
Instructors: Ricardo Escareno & Jesse Noble
Location: Professional Technical Bldg. J Rm. 343 - Welding Lab
Please drop off your child between 8:00-8:30am each day at the Dietrich Dome. Pickup is at the Dietrich Dome at 2:30pm. As your child's caregiver, you must come into the building to pick up or drop off your child. If disability accommodations for the caregiver are needed, please notify our office in advance.
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- Underwater Robotics ⬥
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Fee: $189.00
Dates: 7/20/2026 - 7/24/2026
Times: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Days: Daily
Sessions: 5
Location: Clarkston Campus
Room: CLK WRF (CWB) IM Lb 300
Instructor: Rob Setlow, Sally Madsen-Bouterse
Seats Available: 9 out of 9
Explore the exciting world of underwater robotics! Our hands on summer camp invites students to dive into science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) through the design and construction of underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROVs). The week’s activities will give students authentic, project-based learning experiences that support Next Generation Science Standards. By the end of the course, students will apply their new skills to build and pilot a ROV in shallow water.
During the week, students will learn:
- Core principles of ROV design and operation
- How ROVs are used in oceans, rivers, and other aquatic environments
- Basic electronics and soldering techniques
- Collaboration and teamwork skills
For students entering 6th, 7th, or 8th grade (ages 10-13).
Registration opens May 1 at 9:00am.
This class will be held at the WWCC Clarkston campus.
Friday, July 24th – class will be held at the Asotin County Family Aquatic Center for ROV testing and team challenges.
All students must complete the Liability & Photo Release Form and the Emergency Information Form before the start of class in order to attend. Upon enrollment, links to both forms will be included in the order confirmation email.
Refund Policy: Full refunds will be issued only if you notify the Continuing & Community Education office of your intention to drop by June 15. After that date, partial refunds (40%) will be issued if the office is notified by June 22. No refunds after June 22.
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- The Sport of Fencing ⬥ Youth
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Fee: $59.00
Dates: 6/6/2026 - 6/27/2026
Times: 9:00 AM - 9:50 AM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 3
Location: Main Campus
Room: HLTH SCI (E) Perf Art Stg 1733
Instructor: Robert Tabacco
Seats Available: 10 out of 12
Fencing is a combat sport that combines offense and defense simultaneously. Sometimes called "physical chess," it is as much a battle of wits as one of athleticism - you must possess not just the speed to strike or withdraw from your opponent, but the cunning to surprise or trick your way past their guard. In this class, we will practice footwork (where we practice moving in space like a fencer), bladework (where we practice controlling our blade), and fencing (where we combine both elements and face an opponent). Together, we will hone our athleticism and tactical problem-solving, learn from losing, and discover how to uplift those around us.
For ages 8-12.
All students must sign a Waiver & Release of Liability form before the start of class in order to attend. Upon enrollment, a link to the form will be included in the order confirmation email.
Note: In the event a scheduled session cannot be held, a prorated refund for that session will not be issued. The College will make reasonable efforts to reschedule the session prior to confirming cancellation.
No class held 6/20.
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- The Sport of Fencing ⬥ Teens & Adults
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Fee: $59.00
Dates: 6/6/2026 - 6/27/2026
Times: 10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 3
Location: Main Campus
Room: HLTH SCI (E) Perf Art Stg 1733
Instructor: Robert Tabacco
Seats Available: 11 out of 12
Fencing is a combat sport that combines offense and defense simultaneously. Sometimes called "physical chess," it is as much a battle of wits as one of athleticism - you must possess not just the speed to strike or withdraw from your opponent, but the cunning to surprise or trick your way past their guard. In this class, we will practice footwork (where we practice moving in space like a fencer), bladework (where we practice controlling our blade), and fencing (where we combine both elements and face an opponent). Together, we will hone our athleticism and tactical problem-solving, learn from losing, and discover how to uplift those around us.
For ages 13+.
All students must sign a Waiver & Release of Liability form before the start of class in order to attend. Upon enrollment, a link to the form will be included in the order confirmation email.
Note: In the event a scheduled session cannot be held, a prorated refund for that session will not be issued. The College will make reasonable efforts to reschedule the session prior to confirming cancellation.
No class held 6/20.
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- The Sport of Fencing ⬥ Youth
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Fee: $59.00
Dates: 6/7/2026 - 6/28/2026
Times: 9:00 AM - 9:50 AM
Days: Su
Sessions: 3
Location: Main Campus
Room: HLTH SCI (E) Perf Art Stg 1733
Instructor: Robert Tabacco
Seats Available: 11 out of 12
Fencing is a combat sport that combines offense and defense simultaneously. Sometimes called "physical chess," it is as much a battle of wits as one of athleticism - you must possess not just the speed to strike or withdraw from your opponent, but the cunning to surprise or trick your way past their guard. In this class, we will practice footwork (where we practice moving in space like a fencer), bladework (where we practice controlling our blade), and fencing (where we combine both elements and face an opponent). Together, we will hone our athleticism and tactical problem-solving, learn from losing, and discover how to uplift those around us.
For ages 8-12.
All students must sign a Waiver & Release of Liability form before the start of class in order to attend. Upon enrollment, a link to the form will be included in the order confirmation email.
Note: In the event a scheduled session cannot be held, a prorated refund for that session will not be issued. The College will make reasonable efforts to reschedule the session prior to confirming cancellation.
No class held 6/21.
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- The Sport of Fencing ⬥ Teens & Adults
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Fee: $59.00
Dates: 6/7/2026 - 6/28/2026
Times: 10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
Days: Su
Sessions: 3
Location: Main Campus
Room: HLTH SCI (E) Perf Art Stg 1733
Instructor: Robert Tabacco
Seats Available: 10 out of 13
Fencing is a combat sport that combines offense and defense simultaneously. Sometimes called "physical chess," it is as much a battle of wits as one of athleticism - you must possess not just the speed to strike or withdraw from your opponent, but the cunning to surprise or trick your way past their guard. In this class, we will practice footwork (where we practice moving in space like a fencer), bladework (where we practice controlling our blade), and fencing (where we combine both elements and face an opponent). Together, we will hone our athleticism and tactical problem-solving, learn from losing, and discover how to uplift those around us.
For ages 13+.
All students must sign a Waiver & Release of Liability form before the start of class in order to attend. Upon enrollment, a link to the form will be included in the order confirmation email.
Note: In the event a scheduled session cannot be held, a prorated refund for that session will not be issued. The College will make reasonable efforts to reschedule the session prior to confirming cancellation.
No class held 6/21.
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- The Sport of Fencing ⬥ Teens & Adults
- ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS CLOSED. Please call us at 509-527-4331 to see if registration is still available.
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Fee: $59.00
Dates: 5/2/2026 - 5/16/2026
Times: 10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 3
Location: Main Campus
Room: HLTH SCI (E) Perf Art Stg 1733
Instructor: Robert Tabacco
Fencing is a combat sport that combines offense and defense simultaneously. Sometimes called "physical chess," it is as much a battle of wits as one of athleticism - you must possess not just the speed to strike or withdraw from your opponent, but the cunning to surprise or trick your way past their guard. In this class, we will practice footwork (where we practice moving in space like a fencer), bladework (where we practice controlling our blade), and fencing (where we combine both elements and face an opponent). Together, we will hone our athleticism and tactical problem-solving, learn from losing, and discover how to uplift those around us.
For ages 13+.
All students must sign a Waiver & Release of Liability form before the start of class in order to attend. Upon enrollment, a link to the form will be included in the order confirmation email.
Note: In the event a scheduled session cannot be held, a prorated refund for that session will not be issued. The College will make reasonable efforts to reschedule the session prior to confirming cancellation.
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- The Sport of Fencing ⬥ Teens & Adults
- ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS CLOSED. Please call us at 509-527-4331 to see if registration is still available.
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Fee: $59.00
Dates: 5/3/2026 - 5/17/2026
Times: 10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
Days: Su
Sessions: 3
Location: Main Campus
Room: HLTH SCI (E) Perf Art Stg 1733
Instructor: Robert Tabacco
Fencing is a combat sport that combines offense and defense simultaneously. Sometimes called "physical chess," it is as much a battle of wits as one of athleticism - you must possess not just the speed to strike or withdraw from your opponent, but the cunning to surprise or trick your way past their guard. In this class, we will practice footwork (where we practice moving in space like a fencer), bladework (where we practice controlling our blade), and fencing (where we combine both elements and face an opponent). Together, we will hone our athleticism and tactical problem-solving, learn from losing, and discover how to uplift those around us.
For ages 13+.
All students must sign a Waiver & Release of Liability form before the start of class in order to attend. Upon enrollment, a link to the form will be included in the order confirmation email.
Note: In the event a scheduled session cannot be held, a prorated refund for that session will not be issued. The College will make reasonable efforts to reschedule the session prior to confirming cancellation.
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