On Nov 10, 2019, we are holding our first "Taste of Sigma" event at Simons Center for Geometry and Physics of Stony Brook University. During the event you will attend a lecture by our faculty Tatiana Pyatina (same one she gave at SigmaCamp 2019), meet Sigma Faculty and board members (so you...
If you are interested to be a junior counselor, please take a look at the JC application, at sigmacamp.org/2020/jc_application
To learn more about the open-to-all problem solving contest run by SigmaCamp and to register, visit: sigmacamp.org/pom
Dear friends:
SC 2019 is now over; the Spirit of Sigma has been sealed in a glass vessel to wait until next year.
If you haven't yet done so, please check out the collection of photos created by our photographers, lead by Natalia Ilina: https://photos.sigmacamp.org/2019
The...
Dear parents:
in these last days before the camp and during camp, we will be sending reminders and announcements to you by email, using the email address you provided during registration. Please make sure to check this email frequently!
We will also be posting updates on our...
Arrival instructions
In just a few days, SigmaCamp 2019 begins! Parents, campers, please remember to read the arrival instructions with important travel and what-to-bring information.
A preliminary list of SigmaCamp 2019 semilabs has been posted: http://sigmacamp.org/2019/semilabs
It includes our favorite semilabs from previous years such as Chemistry of Fire and some new semilabs, such as Constructing a Language.
This is work in progress, and minor changes are...
Please visit SigmaCamp 2019 application page for detailed instructions.
Application deadline is April 18, 2018.
Good luck to all applicants!
Problem of the month contest for 2018-19 has completed. Our faculty have graded all submitted solutions and determined the winners. This year we have 3 winners in each of two age categories: 8th grade and below, and 9th grade and above.
Winners in Category 5 (8th grade and below...