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2026 Angles in the Outfield STEM Camp presented by Lockheed Martin

This camp uniquely combines STEM education with baseball and softball, offering daily interaction with Lockheed Martin professionals and culminating in student-led innovation presentations.

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About this camp

The 2026 Angles in the Outfield STEM Camp, presented by Lockheed Martin, offers middle school students a unique opportunity to explore STEM concepts through the lens of baseball and softball. The curriculum focuses on various baseball/softball examples while also making connections to careers at Lockheed Martin. Students will engage in daily activities and topics that encourage experimentation and innovation related to the sports. Key lessons include the trajectory of ball flight, aerodynamics, biomechanics, coding, engineering design process, and baseball analytics. Lockheed Martin employees will visit daily to share their job experiences and guide students in exploring different STEM career paths. The camp culminates in small group presentations where students showcase innovative ideas based on the week's topics.

What a typical day looks like

Every day, students will participate in new activities and topics that allow them to experiment and innovate potential ideas related to baseball and softball, with Lockheed Martin employees visiting to discuss their job experiences.

Best suited for

This camp is ideal for middle school students interested in STEM, particularly geometry and physics, and how these concepts apply to baseball and softball, with an added exposure to STEM careers.

What you'll learn

Trajectory of ball flight Aerodynamics Biomechanics Coding Engineering design process Baseball analytics STEM jobs at Lockheed Martin

Location

2303 Bickers St, Dallas, TX 75212

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