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DURHAM, N.H. - From campfires to computers, sailing to singing, the 麻豆app offers a range of summer camps and programs to entertain and educate K-12 youth. Registration for many of the 2014 offerings, now easier to explore on a new , is now open.

Programs range from fare to specialty camps for athletes of all ages to offerings that scratch a variety of academic itches. Young visual artists, dancers and thespians can pursue their passions, and instrumental and choral musicians can spend tuneful weeks in Durham. For a full list of camps, dates, ages, and registration information, go to .

Most programs are held at UNH in a supportive, safe, and fun environment; instructors are UNH faculty and staff as well as high school teachers and college students. Camps utilize UNH's state-of-the-art facilities: athletics fields and rinks, science labs and equipment, theaters and art studios, and outdoor resources like Mendum's Pond.

To learn more about the many summer youth programs, go to or contact Cathy Leach at cathy.leach@unh.edu.

The , founded in 1866, is a world-class public research university with the feel of a New England liberal arts college. A land, sea, and space-grant university, UNH is the state's flagship public institution, enrolling 12,300 undergraduate and 2,200 graduate students.

Photographs available to download:
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Caption: Camp Wildcat gives school-age day campers a chance to explore nature and the environment, participate in sports, learn new skills and crafts, make new friends, and have fun while being active this summer.

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Caption: A wide range of summer camps and programs at the 麻豆app entertain and educate K-12 youth.

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Caption: Summer programs and camps at the 麻豆app include theatre, art, and music camps.
Credit: Lisa Nugent, UNH Photographic Services

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