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MathPath 2012 will take place from June 24 (student arrival date) to July 22 (departure date) at Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley MA.
Click on How to Apply to the left.
As always, students from all over the world are eligible.
Getting to camp is safe and easy, by car, train or plane.
For detailed travel information, click on "Getting There" below on the left.
Mount Holyoke has a beautiful campus and is one of the leading women's colleges in the US. It is one of the "5 Colleges" in the Pioneer Valley (the part of the Connecticut River Valley in western Massachusetts) that share a lot of resources. The colleges are Mount Holyoke, Amherst, Smith, Hampshire and UMass. Mathcamp has been held at Mount Holyoke, and the Hampshire College Summer Studies in Mathematics (HCSSiM), another one of the leading high school summer math programs, will be 7 miles away.
Imagine yourself among others – people just like you –
in pursuit of the mathematician within, on this beautiful campus.
MathPath is an independent nonprofit organization not affiliated with the host institution.
MathPath
offers students of middle school age who are extremely talented in
mathematics the summer opportunity to learn and develop at a pace and to a
depth that matches their abilities while also providing them the
rich social and recreational experience of a residential summer
camp.
Locations past and future:
2002 - Black Hills State U., Spearfish, SD
2003 - Black Hills State U., Spearfish, SD
2004 - Roger Williams U., Bristol, RI
2005 - Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO
2006 - University of California, Santa Cruz, CA
2007 - Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO
2008 - University of Vermont, Burlington, VT
2009 - Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO
2010 - Macalester College, Saint Paul, MN
2011 - Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO
2012 - Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA
2013 - Macalester College, Saint Paul, MN (6/30/13–7/28/13)
2014 - Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO (6/29/14–7/27/14)
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Last updated October 21, 2011
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