Summer Camps

Summer Camp Photo-of-the Week for 6-26-08

Dear Campers and Summer Computer Camp Staff @ iD Tech,

Below are our winners for the week! These pictures will be selected by Jimmy in our web and creative department here at iD. He went through the photos on http://www.internaldrive.com/photos to look for the photo-of-the-week winners for this week.

As always, he had a lot of fun browsing the pictures. With almost 50 of our summer computer camps now in session, the pool of pictures is greater, and the competition is stiffer. What is going on at our summer camps around the country this week? Jimmy was looking for iD Spirit, fun, energy, whackiness, university landmarks…pictures that paint the picture for what our summer camps are like. Of course, the better quality photos are preferred, but we also realize there are different levels of camera quality out at tech camp.

Each of the below pictures is a winner for this week. Congratulations to you! And, if your camp was not selected for this week, the good news is that there is always today, tomorrow, and next week to stand out!

Please keep in mind that next week’s theme is “4th of July.” Good luck!

Let’s get started!

Remember, many more pictures can be found at http://www.internaldrive.com/photos. We look forward to many more photos next week!

Photo-of-the-Week Winners

Rider University Summer Camps in the Princeton Area, PA

Villanova University Summer Cams in the Philadelphia Area, PA

Vanderbilt University Summer Camps in Nashville, TN

Wake Forest University Summer Camps in Winston-Salem, NC

UNC – Chapel Hill Summer Camps, NC

Runner Up! University of Michigan for hosting the crazy Mad Matt Baumer!

Have a great week, everyone! Have fun at Family Showcase. We hope you feel great about showcasing your video game projects, digital videos, web sites, mods, computer programs in C++ and Java…and more! Have a great day. Check back next week for more posts, and feel free to leave comments on the blog.

-Pete

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