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Sun Student Technology Camps

Student Technology Camps

What We're Doing

Sun is hosting events around the world where students can come out and learn about what is going on in the world of technology. Presentations and demos will be given by our resident technology geeks, as well as special guests from both inside and outside of Sun. If you are a student, from High School on up through University level, then this is for you!

Upcoming Events

With new Camps popping up all the time, come back and check for events in your area. There will also be a Virtual Camp on April 23rd, where students can participate in online training sessions, videos, and more!

Student Tech Camps & World Wide Volunteer Week

As a part of World Wide Volunteer Week, the Student Tech Camp program has partnered with Sun's Global Inclusion team to create a comprehensive experience for students. There will be a combination of demos / presentations as well as training provided by Sun Learning Services.

Bay Area, CA: Training Camp - April 23
Burlington, MA: Training Camp - April 23
Broomfield, CO: Training Camp - April 23

Virtual Camp

Can't make it to a physical event? Attend virtually! Find out more.

What You Need to Do

All Students

Register (you need to do this for every event)
Download, Print and Bring Your Consent Form with you to the event- this is your ticket in!
Show up!

What to Expect

Fun. For the technology enthusiast, these events will simply be a lot of fun.

Action. Not just a bunch of talk, but a chance to interact through live demos.

Contact. You will get contact with both Sun and other industry professionals, as well as fellow students with the same interests.

SunSPOT photos from Bangalore

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U.S. Student Technology Camps

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Past Events

Web 2.0
Where: Bay Area, Ca.

The Scoop: This time around attendees learned about cool Web 2.0 technologies, as well as a cool platform to host their projects called Kenai . Students learned how to build an iPhone app in minutes using Zembly, how to create their own Social Networking site with Project WebSynergy, and how JRuby and Glassfish can enhance their websites.

Robotics & SunSPOTs
Where: Karunya University, Coimbatore, India

The Scoop: The excitement for this event was so high that students showed up in huge numbers — 980, to be exact — along with 30 faculty members, to learn about SunSPOTs and their application with robotics. A great presentation was given by Harish Sundaram to go along with a great turnout!

Gaming
Where: Bay Area, CA. and Boston Area, MA.

The Scoop: Presentations and demos set up for students to experience Project Darkstar and Project Wonderland were pretty sweet, and showed students how Sun is "playing" in the Gaming space. The Bay Area had a special "surprise" guest speaker from Minor Studios, who demo'd atmosphir.com (and opened the beta up to Sun's Campers!). Boston also enjoyed some really cool audio demos.