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BIOMEDICAL AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CAMP
Price: $250
Best for Grade Level: incoming 6th - 8th
Skill Level: Beginner-friendly
Duration: 5 days, 9:00am - 4:00pm
Spots Available: 0/22
Prerequisite: Student must bring a laptop and charger
Location: 10718 W Hidden Lake Ln, Richmond, TX 77406
Sessions and Registration links:
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7/20/2026 - 7/24/2026: SOLD OUT
Contact mecclabs@gmail.com for further questions.
about the camp
CAMP OUTLINE
This camp is a highly engaging, completely beginner-friendly introduction to the principles of biomedical and chemical engineering, exploring how engineering and medicine work together to improve human health.
Each day, multiple lessons along with hands-on activities will be taught, culminating in a final project. These activities include anything from designing prosthetic devices, modeling the human body and organ systems, exploring biomaterials and model medical implants, investigating drug delivery and chemical reactions, and using engineering principles to solve simulated real-world healthcare challenges.
By the end of this camp, students will have a strong understanding of how engineers develop medical technologies, create life-saving treatments, and apply chemistry to improve healthcare. They'll also gain an appreciation for the role biomedical and chemical engineers play in advancing medicine, designing innovative medical devices, and developing solutions that improve quality of life around the world.
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Monday: The Engineering Mindset, Introduction to Biomedical Engineering, Cells and Human Body Systems, Lab Safety
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Tuesday: Biomaterials, Prosthetics and Medical Devices, Acids and Bases and the Human Body, Drug Delivery
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Wednesday: DNA and Genetics, Chemical Reactions, Medical Diagnostics and Biosensors
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Thursday: Tissue Engineering, Biofluids and the Circulatory System, Medical Imaging, Prototype Design and Testing
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Friday: Biomedical Design Challenge, Engineering Ethics in Healthcare, Final Project Presentations
Advanced ENGINEERING SUMMER CAMP
Price: $250 (lunch included)
Best for Grade Level: Incoming 6th - 8th
Skill Level: Beginner-friendly to Intermediate
Duration: 5 days, 9:00am - 4:00pm
Spots Available: 0/20
Prerequisite: Student must bring their own laptop and charger
Location: 10718 W Hidden Lake Ln, Richmond, TX 77406
Sessions and Booking:
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June 22nd - June 26th: SOLD OUT
Contact mecclabs@gmail.com for further questions.
about the camp
CAMP OUTLINE
This camp is an interactive and hands-on introduction to a more detailed overview of the core principles and real-world applications across all of the main fields of engineering.
Throughout the week, students will explore key engineering concepts through structured lessons and guided projects ranging from designing electronics and understanding motion and force to designing stable structures and simulating real world infrastructure. They will work with tools, materials, CAD software, and utilize the drafting processes used by professional engineers, applying creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving throughout each activity.
By the end of the camp, students will be able to design, construct, and explain their own electronics, mechanical devices, structures, programs, as well as having a deep understanding of the function and mechanisms of real world engineering systems, while developing a strong foundation in engineering principles and collaborative design.
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Monday: Engineering mindset, Concepts and Uses of Civil Engineering, Intro to Bridge Building, Types of Bridges, Bridge Project, Mechanical Advantage, Ramps, and Levers,
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Tuesday: Testing Bridges, Rebar and Framing Structure, Uses for Foundation, Pneumatics and Hydraulics, Fluid Mechanics, How Fluid Transfers Energy and Motion, Mechatronics,
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Wednesday: Aerospace Engineering, Principles of flight, Biological Engineering, Principles of Biology, Biological integration with mechanical systems.
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Thursday: Power Systems Engineering, Motors + Operators, Variables, Arrays and Vectors
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Friday: Electronics Engineering, Advanced Microcontroller Use + Functions, Conditionals, Loops, Final group projects and presentations
ENGINEERING SUMMER CAMP
Price: $220 (lunch included)
Best for Grade Level: Incoming 5th - 7th
Skill Level: Beginner-friendly
Duration: 5 days, 9:00am - 4:00pm
Spots Available: 0
Prerequisite: Student must bring their own laptop and charger
Sessions and Booking:
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June 1st - June 5th: ENDED
Contact mecclabs@gmail.com for further questions.
about the camp
CAMP OUTLINE
This camp is an interactive and hands-on introduction to a more detailed overview of the core principles and real-world applications across all of the main fields of engineering.
Throughout the week, students will explore key engineering concepts through structured lessons and guided projects ranging from designing electronics and understanding motion and force to designing stable structures and simulating real world infrastructure. They will work with tools, materials, CAD software, and utilize the drafting processes used by professional engineers, applying creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving throughout each activity.
By the end of the camp, students will be able to design, construct, and explain their own electronics, mechanical devices, structures, programs, as well as having a deep understanding of the function and mechanisms of real world engineering systems, while developing a strong foundation in engineering principles and collaborative design.
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Monday: Engineering mindset, Concepts and Uses of Civil Engineering, Types of Bridges, Bridge Project, Ramps, and Levers,
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Tuesday: Testing Bridges, Rebar and Framing Structure, Uses for Foundation, Pneumatics and Hydraulics, How Fluid Transfers Energy and Motion
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Wednesday: Aerospace Engineering, Principles of flight, Biological Engineering, Principles of Biology, Biological integration with mechanical systems.
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Thursday: Power Systems Engineering, Motors + Operators, Variables, Arrays and Vectors
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Friday: Electronics Engineering, Microcontroller Use + Functions, Conditionals, Final group projects and presentations
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
FALL BREAK CAMP
Price: $150
Best for Grade Level: 5th - 7th
Skill Level: Beginner-friendly
Duration: 3 days, 9:00am - 4:00pm
Spots Available: 0
Prerequisite: Student must bring a computer on the 3rd day
Sessions and Registration links:
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11/24/2025 - 11/26/2025: ENDED
Contact mecclabs@gmail.com for further questions.
about the camp
CAMP OUTLINE
This camp is a highly engaging, completely beginner-friendly introduction to the principles and subfields of chemical engineering.
Each day, multiple lessons along with hands-on activities will be taught, culminating into a final project. These activities include anything from designing and testing chemical reactions, creating new materials, building molecular models, and modeling real-world chemical engineering processes such as nuclear power plants.
By the end of this camp, students will have a good comprehension of how to safely perform experiments, analyze chemical systems, and understand how engineers design the processes behind every day products and energy production. They'll also gain a deep appreciation for how chemistry and engineering combine to solve problems with sustainability and efficiency.
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Monday: The Engineering Mindset, Atomic Structure, Properties of Gas, Spectroscopy in Chemistry
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Tuesday: Acids and Bases, Nuclear Engineering and real life applications, Materials Science
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Wednesday: Periodic Table Trends, Chemical Bonding, Chemical Reactions, Final group projects and presentations
Electrical & Computer Engineering Summer Camp
Best for Grade Level: incoming 5th - 7th
Skill Level: Beginner-friendly
Duration: 5 days, 9:00am - 4:00pm
Spots Available: 0
Prerequisite: Student must bring their own computer
Sessions and Booking:
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May 26th - May 30th: ENDED
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July 14th - July 18th: ENDED
Contact mecclabs@gmail.com for further questions.
about the camp
CAMP OUTLINE
This camp is a highly engaging, completely beginner-friendly introduction to the principles and subfields of electrical engineering, as well as its close counterpart, computer engineering.
Each day, multiple lessons along with hands-on activities will be taught, culminating into a final project for any given topic. These activities include anything from designing and programming games to building physical circuits, power systems, and even robots.
By the end of this camp, students will be able to successfully build their own electronics, code their own programs, and have a deep understanding of the engineering mindset.
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Monday: Engineering mindset, Simple Circuits, Introduction to Microcontrollers + Print statements, Arithmetic Operators, Input/Output
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Tuesday: Power Systems Engineering, Motors + Advanced Operators, Variables
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Wednesday: Electronics Engineering, Advanced Microcontroller Use + Functions, Conditionals, Loops
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Thursday: Communications, Mechatronics Engineering + Arrays and Vectors, Project Prototyping.
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Friday: Combination of all fields + Final Student Group Projects and Presentations