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Campers, please visit the info page for admitted campers. We look forward to seeing you at SigmaCamp this summer!
Problem of the Month 2023-24 Season is Over
The 2023-2024 Problem of the Month season has come to an end. We thank everyone for their participation and would like to congratulate our winners:
1. The First place and a $150 Amazon gift card are awarded to
– Noemi Kempe Regev (243 points)
2. The Second place and a $100 Amazon gift card are awarded to
– Alice Cheremukhina (203 points)
3. The Third place and a $75 Amazon gift card are awarded to
New Summer Program: SigmaCamp Next
SigmaCamp will take place at Silver Lake Camp and Retreat Center on August 10-17th! The application for SigmaCamp 2024 will open on March 1st. Please sign up to our mailing list for updates.
Last day!
Saying goodbyes to friends...
Hope to see you all next year!
Here are some photos from our last day, Saturday.
More photos and description will be posted shortly!
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Today was the last normal day of Sigma. In semilabs, campers finalized their projects including their Smart Houses and solving the mystery in forensics (IT WAS IRIS!) After a break at the high ropes course, the lake, and the game room, campers attended lectures about astrocytes, data visualization, and cryptocurrencies, and luckily they’ll be able to attend more tomorrow! After a pizza lunch and second semilabs, campers competed in the engineering challenge building mobiles!
After another somewhat rainy morning, campers began to finish up what they’ve been doing in their semilabs over the past few days. In the Unseen World of the Sea, students looked at fish under the microscope while in Surprises in Probability they learned about tree diagrams and played a counterintuitive probability game. After a break, campers headed to lectures about scientific writing, algorithms for streams, and quantum mechanics. After a filling lunch, campers went to their second semilabs and then headed to the Sigma tournament to compete in linguistics and applied science questions.
After another somewhat rainy morning, campers began to finish up what they’ve been doing in their semilabs over the past few days. In the Unseen World of the Sea, students looked at fish under the microscope while in Surprises in Probability they learned about tree diagrams and played a counterintuitive probability game. After a break, campers headed to lectures about scientific writing, algorithms for streams, and quantum mechanics. After a filling lunch, campers went to their second semilabs and then headed to the Sigma tournament to compete in linguistics and applied science questions.