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Make Your Summer Matter!
Join us in July for the most summer fun! Our July summer programs offer opportunities for students of all ages and interests. Register for multiple weeks of camp to make the most of your time here. See the full list of July summer programs below.
Business and Marketing Summer Institute
Residential program for girls entering grades 9-12 as of September 2025
Dates: July 20-25
Spark your marketing mind and earn college credit! This week-long residential summer program will help students understand the latest marketing tools and techniques. Students will learn important concepts for building a marketing plan in a digital universe, creating a brand, and developing engaging content from Saint Mary's College faculty.
Dialogue and Democracy Summer Institute
Residential program for girls entering grades 9-12 as of September 2025
Dates: July 20-25
Want to make the world a better place? This six-day residential summer program is designed for girls who want to learn how to speak up and be heard. Here, participants will learn the building blocks for constructive dialogue by practicing how to listen to and respect those with different views.
Fine Arts Camp
Dates: Week 1 | June 23-27 (Day) For girls entering grades 4-8 as of September 2025
Dates: Week 2 | July 13-18 (Overnight) For girls entering grades 5-9 as of September 2025
Professionally-trained instructors guide campers in art exploration, storytelling, dance, music, and theatre. Fine Arts Camp focuses on educating young girls and developing their communication, critical, and analytical thinking skills. At the end of the week, campers present their work in a Performing Arts Forum on the Saint Mary’s College stage.
Forensic Science Summer Institute
Residential program for girls entering grades 9-12 as of September 2025
Dates: Week 1 | July 13-18
Dates: Week 2 | July 20-25
On the first day, participants arrive at a staged murder scene. Teams of investigators will gather physical evidence, such as fingerprints, fiber, and hair samples, in their quest to find the murderer. The teams solve the mystery by interviewing culprits, applying biology, chemistry, mathematics, and deductive reasoning.
Healthcare Summer Institute
Residential program for girls entering grades 9-12 as of September 2025
Dates: Week 1 | July 13-18
Dates: Week 2 | July 20-25
This six-day residential summer program is designed for girls interested in understanding what it means to have a career in the health sciences. Saint Mary’s College faculty will lead participants in our newly renovated Center for Integrated Healthcare Education, providing a best-in-class, high-tech atmosphere for learning and engagement in many heathcare disciplines.
Intermediate/Advanced Tennis Camp
For girls entering grades 9-12 as of September 2025
Dates: July 13-16
Tennis participants will focus on fine-tuning and improving groundstrokes, serves, returns, volleys, and other specialty shots. Instruction on advanced shots as well as strategy and tactics used in both doubles and singles will be taught through competitive situations and point play.
Intermediate/Advanced Volleyball Camp
For girls entering grades 9-12 as of September 2025
Dates: July 13-16
Volleyball participants will focus on fine-tuning their serving, passing, setting, and attacking skills. Participants will be appropriately challenged and receive instruction on defensive and offensive systems of play while learning strategy and tactics taught through competitive situations and scrimmages.
Sustainable Living Summer Institute
Residential program for girls entering grades 9-12 as of September 2025
Dates: July 20-25
Change the world! This new summer program provides hands-on experience at the Saint Mary’s College Sustainable Farm on campus. Participants will learn about the environment and real-world applications of sustainable practices. Imagine the next generation knowing the next steps towards a greener future before us. Saint Mary's environmental studies professors are masters in botany, biology, and bees and will guide participants through the week!