Youth Programs

In this workshop, you will be constructing pinhole cameras out of shoe boxes and/or tins, and creating photographic imagery with a handmade pinhole camera. We will also be creating Photograms which are photographic images without the need or use of a camera. We will be working in a traditional darkroom setting.
You will need to bring at least one sturdy shoebox and one empty rinsed out soda can.
All other supplies will be provided.

If you have any questions, contact Ms. Deborah Wartko-Conner, daconner@schreiner.edu

Spend the week engaging your faith through various artistic mediums. Each day will have a new art project to help the artist engage and express their faith; culminating in an end of the week Art Show.

This is an all skills camp for basketball players ages 6-17. The camp will help players solidify their fundamentals, further develop their skills, and provide opportunities to test their progress in daily competition. Campers will be grouped according to age and skill level.

This youth soccer camp is designed for students K-8 and focuses on the fundamentals of the game. Each day we cover a new topic that incorporates what we learned the day before.

This is an all skills camp and is not position specific. It is designed to meet the needs of all volleyball players. The skills we will be developing include: serving, serve receiving, passing, setting, attacking, defense and blocking.

The Schreiner University Library team is excited about providing a week-long summer camp for kids this year! This camp will run from July 12-16 and would be for kids ages 6-11. The camp would run from 9am-12pm with optional 8 am drop off. Come spend the week in the imaginative world of wizards! Create magical scrolls, recycled mythological creatures, wands, and magic potions. Head outside for a scavenger hunt at the beautiful Trailhead and River Trail and enjoy some deliciously creative snacks. Campers will learn about book history, mythology and science. Campers are asked to bring a water bottle and wear comfortable shoes and sunscreen. If you have any questions, please contact Lisa McCormick at llmccormick@schreiner.edu.