Summer Camps 2026
UDC-CAUSES offers free hands-on youth camps in Washington, D.C. Explore STEM, sports, agriculture, nutrition and more. Sign up to receive updates!
The University of the District of Columbia’s academic and administrative offices will conduct business remotely on Thursday, Jan. 29. All on-campus activities, including athletic-related activities, are cancelled.
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UDC-CAUSES offers free hands-on youth camps in Washington, D.C. Explore STEM, sports, agriculture, nutrition and more. Sign up to receive updates!
Dates: June 22 - July 31
Discover how to grow fresh vegetables and produce using cutting-edge hydroponic technology. High school students (ages 14-18) learn how to grow fresh foods and harvest in small spaces through our hands-on hydroponics program, which is a soilless environment to grow fruits and vegetables.
Participants will gain knowledge:Session 1: June 22 - 27 Session 2: July 13 - 18
The Summer Soccer League offers three divisions (U19 boys, U19 girls, U12 coed). Games are played at Columbia Heights Educational Campus and the UDC soccer field. Players develop skills on and off the field through competitive play.
Dates: June 22 - Aug. 14
Participants develop job skills in environmental science, sustainability and urban conservation while making direct community impact.
Dates: June 22 - July 27
Participants develop practical arboriculture skills and explore careers in forestry, landscaping and conservation through real-world problem-solving.
Dates: June 22 - Aug. 7