What is Hack Camp?

Have you ever wondered how to make a website? Do you want to learn more about coding? Hack Camp is the way to go!

In this fun four-day camp, you’ll learn about the basics of website development! You'll start out with HTML, CSS, and Javascript and build your own personal website. You and your peers will learn basic programming logic and code with hands-on activities. You'll leave the camp with your own website--built from scratch!

Hack Camp will be taught by Mason Hack Club volunteers and organizers, all of whom have experience in programming and web design.

When is Hack Camp?

The morning session of Hack Camp will be running from 7:30am to 12pm, June 27^th to June 30^th.

The afternoon session of Hack Camp, which is currently full, will be running from 12:30pm to 5pm, June 27^th to June 30^th.

Where is Hack Camp?

Hack Camp will be held at Cengage Learning's Mason location.

Address: 5191 Natorp Blvd, Mason, OH 45040 (behind the Chick-fil-A on Mason-Montgomery).

How much is Hack Camp?

Hack Camp costs $125 for the four-day program, and all payments will go through your EZPay account.

Who can come?

Hack Camp is open to Mason students! Specifically, we're targeting incoming 6^th graders to incoming 9^th graders. If you're older and interested in attending, please reach out to us at masonhackclub@gmail.com.

What do I need?

Bring your laptop to code on! If you cannot bring one every day, then please email masonhackclub@gmail.com and we will do our best to make arrangements. Mason Hack Club will also be providing snacks every day and a water bottle for water, but feel free to bring your own.

Who's running Hack Camp?

Dalton Craven

Dalton is the webmaster for Mason Hack Club & Mason ACM and the finance director for Mason Hack Club. He's been programming for two years now and has done an internship with the City of Mason's IT Department. Outside of school he likes reading and working on his car, a 1963 Mercury Comet.

Megan Cui

Megan is the president of Mason Hack Club. She began programming in eighth grade and has loved it ever since (especially Javascript)! She, along with her classmates, has achieved notable successes at local hackathons. In her free time, she plays volleyball and goes to Michael's for no reason.

Alan Guo

Alan is a director and lead organizer of Mason Hack Club. He began programming two years ago and has been working ever since to introduce code to the community. Whenever he isn't coding or working with Hack Club, he runs cross country and play soccer.

Annie Wang

Annie is the co-founder and outreach director of Mason Hack Club. She’s passionate about spreading interest in STEM in the community, and is excited to teach kids how to code. She’s experimented with many different programming languages (including Java, Swift, and HTML), and she’s always ready to learn more. When she’s not coding, you can find Annie napping, building robots, or dining at Ikea.

Click here to see all camp volunteers.

All of our organizers & volunteers are members of the Mason High School Hack Club. Mason Hack Club is a student-run chapter of Hack Club, a San Francisco-based nonprofit that brings coding clubs to high schools around the world.