Robotics & Advanced Mechatronics Summer Day Camp
CTWD @ Schreiner will host an Advanced Mechatronics and Robotics Summer Camp led by David Shann, in collaboration with members of the Schreiner University Robotics Club. This specialized camp is designed for middle school and high school students who are already active members of a robotics team, club or a CTE focused tract and are seeking advanced, hands-on training. This is where young enthusiasts engage in hands-on learning with the latest robotics technology, preparing them for success in a tech-driven world.
The camp will operate as a day program over five consecutive days. The sessions will be held, June 8th–12th, with sessions running three hours per day increasing Awareness of Engineering Pathways.
Session Information:
| Camp Cost: | $500 |
| Dates: | June 8th – 12th |
| Middle School Students | 8am – 11:00 am |
| High School Students | 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm |
Snacks Provided
Participants will engage in intensive,
project-based learning focused on:
- Electrical Safety
- Electrical circuits and systems
- Applied problem-solving techniques
- Programming and operating robotic arms
- Hands-on mechatronics applications
Instruction will utilize AC/DC training systems and robotic arms from the Mechatronics program, providing students with real-world technical experience while also generating measurable performance and participation data to support grant reporting and evaluation.
This program will strengthen students’ technical competencies and support regional STEM workforce development.
For more information, please contact the Center for Talent and Workforce Development workforce@schreiner.edu
Winemaking Workshop with John Rivenburgh
From Grapes to Glass
A One-Day Wine Seminar with John J Rivenburgh
Join acclaimed winemaker John J Rivenburgh for an immersive, one-day seminar exploring the journey of wine — from vineyard to bottle.
Open to All Wine Enthusiasts *Must be 18 years of age or older*
This in-depth experience will walk guests through:
- The Life of a Grape
- Vineyard decisions, grape selection, harvest timing, and how terroir shapes flavor.
- The Science of Winemaking
- Fermentation fundamentals, yeast selection, chemistry, aging vessels, and the technical decisions that define structure and stability.
- The Art of Style
- Old World vs. New World approaches, blending philosophy, oak influence, and stylistic intention.
- From Barrel to Glass
- How technique translates into aroma, texture, balance, and finish — and how to taste wine with deeper understanding.
Whether you’re a casual enthusiast, industry professional, or aspiring winemaker, this seminar offers a rare opportunity to learn directly from a respected voice in Texas wine.
Outcomes:
- A comprehensive understanding of the winemaking process
- Insight into different production styles and techniques
- A deeper appreciation for the science and artistry in every bottle
- Seats are limited for this exclusive educational event.
Hosted at Schreiner University followed by an Evening Social at the Kerrville Hills Winery -On the Hill
Hospitality
Coming soon……
