Summer Aerospace Camp dates set The John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences is sponsoring the 24th International Aerospace Camp with sessions offered June 17-24 and July 8-15. Students from across the United States will visit UND to experience real-life aviation in conjunction with a taste of college. This unique camp is open to teenagers (ages 16-17) and offers aviation enthusiasts a chance to attend ground school, log flight time, and learn about the various careers within the aviation industry. The amount of actual flight training makes this summer adventure unique—the sky becomes a college classroom where students fly and log time with flight instructors with six different launches—simulator session, Visual Flight Rules (VFR) flight, Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) flight, cross-country flight, night flight, and an aerobatic flight. They also study flight planning in accordance to a structured college curriculum. They reside in UND residence halls and eat with current UND students at Wilkerson Hall. “This “seminar” really gives the students a realistic taste of the aviation industry and a university,” said Ken Polovitz, Assistant Dean at the Odegard School. “While flying and classroom activities will remain the focus of the curriculum, the campers will be able to experience what our aviation students experience on a daily basis. The campers will be getting a true taste of college.” For more information about the 24th annual UND International Aerospace Camps, contact Ken Polovitz at 701-777-3561, 800-258-1525, or polovitz@aero.und.edu.