Where every idea is a masterpiece in the making!
The Urban Design League is committed to developing programs that propel students into academic and professional success. Through the power of Science, Technology, Engineering, Advocacy, Art, and Math (STEAAM), our scholars gain the skills, experiences, and creative confidence that will enable them to navigate life’s challenges, cultivate positive relationships, and build healthy, inclusive, and equitable community spaces. We ensure that marginalized youth gain the knowledge and confidence to pursue the education and career of their choice to thrive in the modern workforce.
Teck Trek Adventure Camp
Fall 2024
Dates: Coming Soon!
Student Eligibility: Middle School, High School
Tech Trek provides students with a unique opportunity to connect scientific principles in an outdoor setting through experiential learning activities. Activities emphasize the importance of eco-awareness and its positive influence on wellness and include offerings on: environmental science, engineering, mixed media art, leadership development, and community building.
Program Details
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Duration: 3 days and 2 nights
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Location: Princeton Blairstown Center, Blairstown, NJ 07825
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Cost: $200 per child (Scholarships are available)
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Includes: Snacks and meals, transportation, lodging, activities
Urban Architecture Academy
Summer 2024
Three Weeks: July 1st to July 19th
Student Eligibility: Middle School and High School
Architecture is a fascinating field that combines creativity, problem-solving, and technical skills. Our Architecture Academy introduces students to the world of architecture through an immersive and hands-on learning experience. Over the course of three weeks, students will delve into various aspects of architecture, from design principles to construction techniques.
Program Objectives
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Introduce students to the fundamentals of architectural design.
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Familiarize students with various architectural styles and historical landmarks.
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Provide hands-on experience with architectural drafting, modeling, and construction techniques.
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Inspire creativity and innovation in students' design process.
Program Details
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Duration: Three weeks
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Location: Brooklyn College
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Cost: Free
Rise Up - Summer Rising Program
Summer 2024
Six Weeks: July 8th to August 16th
Rise Up is a summer intensive program that empowers young people through fun and rigorous educational learning experiences. This program empowers youth by increasing their awareness of science, technology, engineering, arts, advocacy, and mathematics (STEAAM). Through experiential learning classes, participants gain technical skills that enable them to thrive in the modern workforce and the confidence that will enable them to navigate life's challenges. The program also includes an overnight wellness retreat where participants learn how to cultivate positive relationships, and build healthy, inclusive, and equitable community spaces.
Available Cohorts
Young Pioneers - Rising Grades: 4, 5, 6 Junior Junior Explorers - Rising Grades 7, 8, 9 Summer Scholars - Rising Grades 10, 11, 12
Program Details
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Dates: July 8, 2024 to August 16, 2024
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Location: Brooklyn College
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Free programming
Community Partnerships
Year-round
Our community partnerships allow schools and community-based organizations to bring customized workshops to the young people they work with. We are confident that our programs will not only complement your existing pedagogical framework but also provide valuable enrichment opportunities for your students. We work with our partners to tailor workshops for an impactful, energizing experience focused on STEAAM exploration while building community, and leadership.
Through a learning process that embodies art instruction, community
action, and leadership development, we provide educational experiences that inspire young people to take action.
Our participants gain the skills, experiences, and creative confidence that will enable them to navigate life’s challenges, cultivate positive relationships, and build healthy, inclusive, and equitable community spaces.