Engineering Design: Life Safety & Fire Protection

Calling all high school students! Are you curious about science and/or engineering? Do you have a knack for STEM subjects, especially math? Would you like to learn more about the fire safety field? Then join us this summer for a virtual camp to learn just what it takes to be a fire protection engineer! Our unique curriculum will provide students with a strong base to build their college careers on, as well as resources to engage beyond the program.

Jennifer Wood is learning how to improve aircraft fire protection systems.

The University of Maryland

Dept of Fire Protection Engineering

is hosting a virtual summer camp!

As part of the FPE Summer Virtual Series, the Engineering Design: Life Safety and Fire Protection virtual camp will offer participants a glimpse into what fire protection engineers do in- and outside of the classroom. Over a 4-day period, high school level participants will learn engineering concepts, participate in experiments and work with engineering software.

The camp will be taught by FPE Chair, Jim Milke and FPE Clinical Professor, Ken Isman. Additionally, optional post-camp workshops will offer opportunity to learn about the industry from various industry professionals who are also alumni!

Topics will include Fire Behavior, Material Flammability, Life Safety Analysis and Fire Resisteance. Platforms utilized include Zoom, Google Suite, Pathfinder and CFAST.

FOLLOW THIS LINK TO REGISTER

When: June 28 - July 1, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm (EST)

Registration fee: $100

Registration deadline: June 23 (COB)

*Financial aid is available for those who qualify. Send an email to enfp@umd.edu to inquire.

Day 1: Introduction to Fire Protection and Fire Behavior
Day 2: Life Safety
Day 3: Detection and Suppression
Day 4: Fire Resistance

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, CONTACT:

Nicole Hollywood

Assistant Director of Student Services
3106D J.M. Patterson Building
301-405-3994
nlholly@umd.edu

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