MRU Camps

The MRU Camps Parent Dashboard is where you can create and update your family profile, register for programs, and complete forms. Once you are registered for a program, you can sign-in to review your enrollment status (program names and dates) and financial information, including account balance and statement. Create your family profile by clicking on the button below.

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View all MRU Camps has to offer at-a-glance by clicking on the registration cheat sheet! You can quickly compare programs, see age groups and pricing, identify camps with pool, climbing, or squash options and coordinate schedules for multiple children at a glance.

2026 Spring/Winter Registration

2026 Summer Camp Registration

Withdrawal Policy: Withdrawals must be requested in writing no later than seven (7) business days prior to the camp session’s listed start date. Withdrawal requests must be submitted via email to mrucamps@mtroyal.ca. Please include the following information: camper name(s), reason for withdrawal, and camp session name(s), and camp start/end date(s). All withdrawals are subject to MRU Camps’ Refund Policy. 

Refund Policy: You must submit a written request no later than seven (7) business days prior to the camp session’s listed start date for a refund. All refunds (whether paid in full or using the Installment Payment Plan) are subject to a non-refundable administration fee of 15% of total camp tuition. MRU Camps will not offer a refund if the request is received less than seven (7) business days before the camp start date unless it is for a documented medical reason or family emergency. 

If a camper becomes ill during camp, a physician’s note may be required and the family will receive a prorated refund based on the daily rate for the days the camper missed. If required documentation is not provided, the MRU Camps Administrative Team will decide if a refund should be given based on the circumstances. Please note that if a child chooses not to attend camp or is dismissed for misconduct, no refund will be given. 

Full refunds will be issued if MRU cancels or reschedules a camp. 

Processing Fee: A 2% non-refundable processing fee is added to each camp session paid with a credit card. 

Spring Payment Plan Policy: Deposit amounts for the spring bi-weekly payment plan are as follows:

• 50% if enrolled before December 12, 2025

A non-refundable processing fee (2% of the full tuition) will be charged with the deposit if the bi-weekly payment plan is selected at enrollment. Full tuition plus processing fee are due in full on December 12, 2025. Please refer to the refund policy above. 

Summer Bi-Weekly Payment Plan Policy: Deposit amounts for the summer bi-weekly payment plan are as follows:

• 25% if enrolled before March 13, 2026
• 50% if enrolled before March 27, 2026
• 75% if enrolled before April 10, 2026

A non-refundable processing fee (2% of the full tuition) will be charged with the deposit if the bi-weekly payment plan is selected at enrollment. Full tuition plus processing fee are due in full after April 10, 2026. Please refer to the refund policy above. 

Waitlist Policy: There are a limited number of spots available for each camp session. Enrollment  is on a first come, first served basis. The option to waitlist will become available once a camp session’s maximum enrollment has been reached. The MRU Camps Administrative Team will contact waitlisted families if spots become available.

Transfer Policy: Transfers may be requested no later than five (5) business days prior to the camp session’s listed start date. Transfer requests can be submitted via email to mrucamps@mtroyal.ca. Please include the following information: camper name(s), reason for transfer, and the camp session name(s) and date(s) for both the current and requested sessions.. If it's a last moment request, there is no guarantee that the transfer request can be accommodated. Any changes can be processed only if there are available spots. Transfers are subject to tuition adjustments where a refund or additional tuition charge(s) will be applied to the family financials. 

Right of Refusal Policy: MRU Camps reserve the right to refuse service or access based on violation of program policies and procedures; inappropriate conduct and/or failing to respect the MRU Camps Code of Conduct; failing to respect facility/program rules, and/or for failing to follow the directions of the MRU Camps staff member.

Privacy: The personal information that you provide to Mount Royal University is collected under the authority of the Post-Secondary Learning Act (s.65) and the Protection of Privacy Act (ss. 4(a) & (c)). The information will be used for the purposes of administering MRU Camps programming.

Questions regarding the collection of personal information can be directed to:

Youth Programming Department - Mount Royal University - mrucamps@mtroyal.ca 

Looking for a flexible payment option? The payment plan will allow you to pay your camp tuition amount through installments.

Spring Bi-Weekly Payment Plan Policy:

Deposit amounts for the spring bi-weekly payment plan are as follows:

• 50% if enrolled before December 12, 2025

Payment for the spring bi-weekly payment plan are processed on the above date.

Summer Bi-Weekly Payment Plan:

Deposit amounts for the summer bi-weekly payment plan are as follows:

• 25% if enrolled before March 13, 2026
• 50% if enrolled before March 27, 2026
• 75% if enrolled before April 10, 2026

Payments for the summer bi-weekly payment plan are processed on the above dates.

Tuition plus applicable processing fee(s) are due in full after December 12, 2025 (Spring Bi-Weekly Payment Plan) and April 10, 2026 (Summer Bi-Weekly Payment Plan).

• Bursary application intake starts November 28, 2025 and closes April 1, 2026
• PD/Spring Break Camp registration opens on November 19, 2025 at 8:30am (MST)
• Summer Camp registration opens on January 19, 2026 at 8:30am (MST)
• Please note that there are no camps on July 1, 2026 (Canada Day) and August 3, 2026 (Heritage Day)

Program Hours:

Programs begin promptly at 9:00am and end at 4:00pm each day. MRU Camps also offers complimentary before and after care from 8:00am - 9:00am and 4:00pm - 5:00pm respectively (see Sign In & Out Procedures for more details). 

Parents/guardians are welcome to drop off their camper at any point during before care. This care will take place in the homerooms of campers assigned camps, under the supervision of camp staff. During this time campers will play low energy games with staff and other campers, have free time to hangout, get to know their peers, or read. Staff will provide games and books for campers to use, as well as lead low or mid energy games for the campers to participate in.

2026 Friday Camp Theme Days

• July 3: Western Day
• July 10: Jersey Day
• July 17: Beach Day
• July 24: Animal Day
• July 31: Retro Day
• August 7: Mix + Match Day
• August 14: Career Day
• August 21: Character Day
• August 28: Pyjama Day

You must complete all mandatory child information and waiver forms before the first day of camp. Some camps require additional waivers to complete. You can find these forms on the MRU Camps Parent Dashboard under the Forms tab. Please note the necessity of these forms and waivers as your child will not be allowed to participate in camp until they are filled out. 

Thanks to the generous support of our sponsors and donors, we are able to offer a limited number of camp bursaries to children and youth who would otherwise be unable to attend our summer programs.

Applications for the 2026 Bursary Program will open on November 28th, 2025.

We strongly encourage those who are interested in the 2026 Bursary Program to create their profile through the MRU Camps Parent Dashboard as soon as possible to receive all application updates and reminders via email.

2026 Bursary Program Information

Please note the following:

• All participants must meet the prerequisite age requirement for the camp they have enrolled in.
• Camps may leave the facility to walk to nearby green spaces and fields.
• Children must be toilet trained; do not send your child in a diaper or pull-up.
• The program descriptions represent programming possibilities only. To facilitate the best instruction possible, Instructors are allowed to alter programming to suit their groups under the guidance of the Program Administration. Therefore, the following descriptions present only a sample of the potential activities offered. Not all activities described will necessarily be offered in each session. Please note ALL of our camps do P.L.A.Y. (Physical Literacy and You) for one hour every day.
• MRU Camps supports Mount Royal’s core values by fostering diversity and inclusiveness in a safe, respectful environment. We expect parents, campers and MRU Camps staff to treat each other with mutual respect.

At times, a behavioural issue may arise with a child. We will strive to resolve the situation and keep your child involved in activities whenever possible. On occasion, it may be necessary to give a child time away from an activity. In this situation, you will be notified by your child’s camp leader at the end of the day.

If the behaviour persists and can not be adequately resolved, or the situation is severe, you will be contacted immediately by an MRU Camps administrative staff. If the behaviour continues, your child will be removed from the camp and you will be contacted to pick them up immediately. If you are not available to pick up your child, your emergency contact will be required to do so.

Expressing Concerns:

Our goal is to create a positive experience for participants and their families. We understand the optimal experience may not be achieved for everyone at all times. We believe all problems can be resolved through understanding, collaboration, and the opportunity to learn and adapt. We are committed to being responsive to concerns as they are brought to our attention. 

We are committed to providing customer service with kindness, professionalism, fairness and respect. We expect the same from you when working through concerns together. If you have a concern you would like to share with us, our team would be happy to assist you.

Mount Royal University values positivity and respect. Any form of disrespect will not be tolerated. Disrespectful behaviour by parents or campers can lead to withdrawal from MRU Camps without a refund.

The MRU Camps Code of Conduct is intended to identify the general standards of conduct for all staff, volunteers, participants, and spectators. It is the responsibility of all parties to familiarize themselves with, and understand their obligation to the code of conduct.

Individuals are expected to:

• Treat themselves, staff, spectators, and other participants with respect. Bullying, threatening and harassing behaviour will not be tolerated. 
• Promote an inclusive environment in which differences are valued.
• Conduct themselves safely and refrain from causing harm to others, including, but not limited to, physical, psychological, or social harm.
• Be fair, forthright and courteous in relation to others. Misrepresenting oneself will not be tolerated.
• Respect all MRU property and the property of others. 
• Follow all MRU Camps policies and procedures.
• Seek direction if there are questions about compliance with MRU Camps policies and procedures. 

Any behaviour deemed to violate the Code of Conduct can lead to removal, suspension, loss of privileges or any other penalty as deemed appropriate. 

MRU Camps supports Mount Royal’s Core Values by fostering diversity and inclusiveness in a safe, positive, respectful environment. We expect parents, guardians, campers, and staff to treat each other with mutual respect. Disrespectful behaviour by parents, guardians or campers can lead to withdrawal from MRU Camps without a refund.

Identification: The Law

We are required by law to report any suspicious or disclosure of abuse under The Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act of Alberta. If we suspect anything, we keep a written record of all our observations and discussion. If our team suspects a child may not be safe, either because of the child’s behaviour or someone else’s, we are responsible for reporting it to Children and Family Services. 

Identification: Communication with families

When our team has concerns about the safety of a participant, we will discuss them with the primary caregiver indicated on the parent dashboard ‘family information form’ (may need to be highlighted) whenever it is safe to do so. If the concerns are associated with a primary caregiver, we will discuss them with Children and Family Services.

MRU Camps celebrates justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI). We strive to provide inclusive programming and take reasonable steps to ensure that campers with disabilities feel welcome, comfortable, and safe. We recognize that there are times when an aide (further referred to as a support worker) is needed to support. It is the responsibility of the parent or legal guardian to arrange and provide their own support worker and their attendance comes with certain expectations.

Aide/Support Worker Expectations:

STEP 1: Disclosure

Parents and legal guardians are accountable for disclosing whether their camper has had a support worker in the past and/or plans to attend MRU Camps with a support worker. If your camper receives support at school and/or home then a support worker is required. Failure to disclose this information during the enrollment process may affect your campers’ enrollment status with MRU Camps. 

STEP 2: Pre-Participation Guidelines:

If you have indicated that your camper requires a support worker, a member of the MRU Camps Administrative Team will follow up with you regarding next steps and information. Prior to attending MRU Camps, support workers must:

• Gain approval by the MRU Camps Program Manager;
• Be 18 years of age or older;
• Provide proof of Police Clearance with Vulnerable Sector Search (valid within one year);
• First Aid with CPR-C is an asset (all MRU Camps staff require this certification); and
• Must attend a meeting or arrange a phone call with the Behavior and Inclusion Supervisor for a brief orientation to give both parties the opportunities to address questions, concerns, and how to best support your needs.This also gives us the opportunity to formally welcome you, your camper(s), and support worker(s) to our program.

Expectations during the Program:

Support workers will sign-in/out at the MRU Camps Main Office (EA 1016) each day of the program to confirm their attendance and receive a support worker name badge. Additionally, the support worker:

• Must remain with the camper at all times. The support worker will assist in the changeroom and swim alongside the camper if they are registered in a program that includes pool time;
• Is responsible for supporting the camper during the program (cueing, prompting, demonstrating, behaviour management);
• Is expected to follow all program, facility, and institutional policies and procedures; 
• Will actively participate in all lessons and refrain from using their cell phone during program hours;
• Must not impede the planned activities of the group or other campers; and
• Must come prepared with comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing/active wear (close-toed shoes are required).

Illness: If your child is exhibiting signs and symptoms of sickness, they are asked to stay home and not attend camp. Should you arrive at the camps with a sick child, they may be refused entry to limit the impact to our campus community. Should a child begin to exhibit symptoms or feel ill while at camp, a parent or legal guardian will be contacted to pick them up immediately. The child will be cared for until they can be picked up. 

Please note: sending children to camp with an illness increases the likelihood that colds, flu and other diseases spread throughout cohorts. Information from the Alberta Health Services regarding common diseases states the following:

1. Pink Eye: Campers should not attend camp until free of symptoms or 24 hours after having drops.
2. Norovirus: Campers should not attend camp until 48 hours after the symptoms have disappeared. 
3. Strep Throat: Campers should not attend camp until 24 hours after starting appropriate antibiotic treatment.
4. Lice: Campers are advised to not attend camp until treated with an anti-lice shampoo and cream rinse. When a camper is identified to have lice the Program Coordinator will send notification to all participants. 
5. Ticks: Staff and parents/legal guardians need to take appropriate action for protection and education. Additional information can be found here.

Measles: If your child is exhibiting signs or symptoms of measles, they are asked to stay home and not attend camp. Measles is an extremely contagious disease, and one of the best ways to reduce its spread is to stay home when feeling unwell or showing symptoms. Staying home helps create the safest environment possible for staff, campers and members of the Mount Royal community. For more information and resources, please visit mru.ca/Measles.

COVID-19: One of the best ways to reduce the spread of COVID-19 or any other communicable illness is to stay home if you’re feeling unwell or symptomatic. Mount Royal strongly recommends that campers, staff and visitors do not come to campus if they are symptomatic or ill with COVID-19 or any other communicable illness. Staying home contributes to creating the safest environment possible for staff, campers and members of the Mount Royal community. For more information, please see the Mount Royal University COVID response here.

Medication: If your child requires medication (over-the-counter or prescription), please ensure that it is in the original packaging. Write the child’s name in the packaging. Your child must be able to administer the medication themselves. Please note that MRU Camp staff can not administer or dispense medication to campers and parents/legal guardians are required to disclose this information during registration and on the camper medical form. 

Allergies & Special Dietary Restrictions: We are a NUT-FREE program and no longer offer an optional lunch program. MRU Camps strongly encourages all families and staff to refrain from bringing nut products to camp, however we cannot guarantee that camper/staff lunch ingredients have not come into contact with nuts and nut products. 

Clothing and Attire

• Comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing
• A hat
• Closed-toed running shoes

Backpack Items:

• Nut-free packed lunch and healthy snacks (non-microwavable) 
• Water bottle
• Sunscreen and bug spray

MRU Camps is not responsible for any lost or stolen items. Please ensure that all personal electronics (including smart watches) and other valuables are left at home. Do not send your child with money to camp. There are no spaces on campus for campers to purchase lunch. 

Lost and Found:

MRU Camps Administrative team will be able to assist you with any lost and found items. Valuables should be turned in to the MRU Camps Office (EA 1016). Please note: MRU Camps Lost and Found will be cleared at the end of every two-weeks. Items that are not claimed will be cleaned and donated to charity. 

Selected camps (please see below) will go swimming every day. 

Please pack the following in a separate pool bag:

• Swimsuit
• Goggles
• Towel

During pool time, there is full staff coverage throughout all areas of the facility, including the Wibit, life jacket station, shallow and deep ends, change rooms, washrooms, and pool deck. In addition to MRU Camps staff, 5–6 certified lifeguards are on duty at all times during pool activities. 

Your camper may opt out of swimming and participate in alternate play.

Life Jacket Requirement:

MRU Camps requires that all campers and staff wear a life jacket at all times during pool. Life jackets will be provided to campers by MRU Camps.

Wibit:

Pool time at MRU Camps now includes our brand new Wibit inflatable course, featuring obstacles like a balance beam, sideways climb, step, hop, and slide. We are sure this is going to be the highlight of our swimming camps this summer, and we look forward to sharing this experience with them! If you have any questions about pool time programming this summer please feel free to contact the MRU Camps team.

The following camps will partake in pool time in summer 2026: C.A.T.S. (S2), C.A.T.S. (S3), Rising Stars, Magical Adventures (S2), Maker Lab (S2), Junior Robotics (S2), Naturescape, and FUNdamentals.

Selected camps (please see below) will go climbing 2-3 times per week. Climbing requires indoor closed-toe shoes, otherwise campers will need to borrow climbing shoes from the MRU Recreation Centre.

All MRU Camps staff complete top rope belay testing and climbing wall orientation as part of their mandatory training. In addition to MRU Camps staff there are two to four Climbing Instructors on duty during climbing/bouldering time. In order to successfully complete the top rope belay test, staff must demonstrate the ability to:

• Put on an approved climbing harness and attach the rope to the harness using a figure eight follow-through knot;
• Properly set up a belay device on the rope;
• Move rope through the belay device safely and efficiently;
• Perform self and partner checks prior to leaving the ground; and 
• Use appropriate belayer/climber communication as required.

Guidelines and Access:

• 4 – 8 years: May top rope climb and boulder with adult supervision. In order to belay, supervising adult must have successfully completed a Recreation belay test.
• 9 – 12 years: May top rope climb, top rope belay and boulder with adult supervision. Both the youth and the supervising adult must have successfully completed a Recreation belay test. Rappelling and advanced techniques require direct adult and Climbing Centre instructor supervision.
• 13 – 16 years: May top rope climb, top rope belay and boulder without adult supervision. In order to belay, the participant must have successfully completed a Recreation belay test. Rappelling and advanced techniques require Climbing Centre instructor supervision.

The following camps will partake in climbing during summer 2026: C.A.T.S. (S1), Magical Adventures (S1), Tiny Tales, All About Architecture, Amateur Designers, Maker Lab (S1), Take the Stage, Creator's Lab, Junior Robotics (S1), Astronauts in Training, Mathemagician's Corner, Zen Kids, Junior Achievers, Senior Achievers, Discoverers, and Outdoor Adventures,

*Achievers camps are reserved for campers with physical disabilities.

Please send a full change of clothes with your child each day, including underwear, socks, pants, and a shirt, packed in a resealable plastic bag. If your child requires a change of clothes during the day, our staff are trained to assist them and help them return comfortably to camp activities.

Depending on the severity of the accident, parents or guardians may be contacted to pick up their child. Our staff will ensure your child is clean, cared for, and comfortable until pickup.

Children attending camp must be fully toilet trained. DO NOT send your child in a diaper or pull-up.

Please consider the following information to prepare your camper for a week of outdoor adventures.

Off-Site Activities This Week

Campers will spend multiple days off campus engaging in outdoor activities:

• Monday: Troll Falls (bus trip)
• Tuesday: Sand Beach (bike trip)
• Wednesday: Weaselhead Flats (bike trip)
• Thursday: Marda Loop Pump Track (bike trip)
• Friday: North Glenmore Park (bike trip)

Drop-Off & Pick-Up Time

Please arrive no later than 8:45 a.m. for camper drop-off. The bus arrives promptly at 9:00 a.m on Monday. Late arrivals will participate in alternate activities and may rejoin the group upon return.

Due to daily off-site programming, punctual arrival is required. If a late drop-off or early pick-up is needed, please notify the camp team at least 48 hours in advance.

Please note that off-site activities are subject to change based on weather and other environmental factors. The MRU Camps team monitors weather reports and trail conditions prior to off-site trips. Trips are subject to change or cancellation based on environmental factors.

Upon arrival please ensure that your child has the following mandatory items:

• A multi-geared bicycle (No BMX bikes)
• A properly fitted bike helmet (no cracks, not older than 5 years)
• Closed-toe shoes
• Snacks, water, and a backpack or bike bag to put them in
• Please review the bike check video to ensure your child’s bike is in proper working condition
• Bike lock for off-campus activities 
• All campers traveling off-campus are required to wear their white MRU Camps t-shirt, which will be provided by the MRU Camps team. These shirts help staff to easily identify campers during off-campus field trips.

The following items are not mandatory but strongly recommended: 

• Elbow pads, knee pads, gloves
• Sunscreen, bug spray, and sunglasses
• Rain jacket and extra layers

The bikes will be stored in a locked room throughout the week when not in use, so there is no need to bring them back and forth each day of camp. A bike lock is mandatory for off campus activities.

As we will be journeying on long bike rides, we ask each camper to come with at least two (2) full water bottles so that they can stay hydrated throughout the day. Campers must wear their provided MRU camps t-shirt for every off-campus trip. 

In the event of weather disruptions or bear advisories, our staff will do their best to adjust the route and activities as needed to ensure camper safety and enjoyment.

Emergency Management and Remote Sign-Out

The well-being of our campers is our top priority at MRU Camps. All of our team members are trained in first aid and emergency response protocols to ensure a safe and supportive environment.

Minor incidents: Our staff will provide on-site care and inform you at pick-up.

Serious incidents: We will contact you or the listed emergency contact immediately. You may be asked to pick up your camper, either on or off campus.

Behavioural concerns: If your camper’s actions pose a safety risk to themselves or others, we will follow up with you directly to discuss appropriate next steps.

We are committed to creating a safe, supportive, and fun environment through constant supervision, age-appropriate activities, and proactive safety measures. 

Off-Site Activities This Week

Campers will spend the following day off campus engaging in outdoor activities:

• Friday: Mount Royal University Springbank Campus

Please note that off-site activities are subject to change based on weather and other environmental factors. The MRU Camps team monitors weather reports prior to off-site trips. Trips are subject to change. In the event of poor weather, the field trip will be redirected to the Hangar Flight Museum near the Calgary Airport. Timing and expectations for the day will remain largely the same.

Drop-Off Time

Please arrive no later than 8:45am for camper drop-off. The bus arrives promptly at 9:00am for the airport. If a late drop-off or early pick-up is needed, please notify the camp team at least 48 hours in advance.

To ensure safety, all campers must wear closed-toed shoes and comfortable, weather appropriate clothing. 

All campers traveling off-campus are required to wear their white MRU Camps t-shirt, which will be provided by the MRU Camps team. These shirts help staff to easily identify campers during off-campus field trips. 

This program includes hikes, field trips, and extended time outdoors focused on exploration and hands-on learning.

Off-Site Activities This Week

Campers will spend multiple days off campus engaging in outdoor activities:

• Monday: Elbow Lake
• Tuesday: White Buddha Loop
• Wednesday: Boundary Ranch
• Thursday: Grassi Lake
• Friday: Grotto Canyon

Drop-Off & Pick-Up Time

Please arrive no later than 8:45 a.m. for camper drop-off. The bus arrives promptly at 9:00 a.m. Late arrivals will participate in alternate activities and may rejoin the group upon return.

Due to daily off-site programming, punctual arrival is required. If a late drop-off or early pick-up is needed, please notify the camp team at least 48 hours in advance.

Please note that off-site activities are subject to change based on weather and other environmental factors. The MRU Camps team monitors weather reports and trail conditions prior to off-site trips. Trips are subject to change or cancellation based on environmental factors.

Important Allergy Note: If your camper has allergies to horses, hay, bees, wasps, or other animals, please contact us in advance at mrucamps@mtroyal.ca or 403-440-6001. Alternative arrangements can be made for the Boundary Ranch visit while keeping campers safely away from animals.

Campers requiring allergy medication must bring their own non-drowsy Benadryl and be able to self-administer it. MRU Camps staff are not permitted to administer non-life-saving medication.

For additional information on health procedures, please refer to our Health and Safety Protocols.

What to Pack Each Day

Please ensure your camper brings the following:

• Close-toed, sturdy footwear (hiking boots or trail runners recommended for hike days)
• MRU Camps T-shirt (required daily for safety during off-site activities)
• Long pants (can be packed if wearing shorts in the morning)
• Weather-appropriate clothing, including layers and rain gear
• Hat
• Sunscreen
• Bug spray
• Two full water bottles
• Nut-free lunch (non-microwavable)
• 3-5 nut-free snacks

Health, Safety, and Incidents

The well-being of our campers is our top priority at MRU Camps. All of our team members are trained in first aid and emergency response protocols to ensure a safe and supportive environment.

Minor incidents: Our staff will provide on-site care and inform you at pick-up.

Serious incidents: We will contact you or the listed emergency contact immediately. You may be asked to pick up your camper, either on or off campus.

Behavioural concerns: If your camper’s actions pose a safety risk to themselves or others, we will follow up with you directly to discuss appropriate next steps.

We are committed to creating a safe, supportive, and fun environment through constant supervision, age-appropriate activities, and proactive safety measures. 

Please ensure your campers come prepared each day with the proper laboratory safety measures and requirements:

• Lab-appropriate clothing (long pants, closed-toes shoes, hair tied back, no contact lenses) 
• MRU Camps will provide necessary personal protective equipments (gloves, safety goggles, and lab coats) for the duration of the camp.