NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME, INC.
NORTH CANTON, OH

The National Inventors Hall of Fame Museum If we receive notice of a camper cancellation in a full program, a representative will call and email parents of children on the waitlist in order of registration date. Once you are contacted, you will receive a designated number of business days to call us back with your full payment before the next child on the waitlist is offered a spot. Camp Invention, a program of the National Inventors Hall of Fame, is a 501 (c)(3) organization. Our Federal Tax ID number is 34-1580038. or call our Customer Relations Department at 800.968.4332, and we will be happy to help. Please note, if you have unsubscribed from our email list, you will not receive camp announcements for your area, discount code notifications, or the necessary Participant Forms you will need to bring on the first day of camp. Stipends are provided for local educators to lead and direct the Camp Invention program. All background information and step-by-step instructions are provided to ensure the success of any professional educator. Due to its inquiry-based approach, Camp Invention curricula provide a unique professional development opportunity for educators. Typically, the program runs for five days (usually Monday through Friday) for 6.5 hours each day. However, Camp Invention schedules and curricula are easily modified to accommodate four-day and half-day schedules if a five-day program is not feasible. The National Inventors Hall of Fame continues to produce new curricula each year, so multiple weeks of programming are also easily accommodated. Through our parent-paid tuition model, there is no cost to the host school or organization. Host sites need only provide the space – five classrooms and a multipurpose room – and the National Inventors Hall of Fame home office provides everything else. Many Title I schools/districts and 21st Century Community Learning Centers use their federal funds to provide the program to their students when the parent-paid model is not an option. In addition, the National Inventors Hall of Fame partners with corporate and nonprofit foundations, through grants, to provide funding so that underserved children can participate in the Camp Invention program. What does the program provide for schools? The Camp Invention program is an all-inclusive, turnkey program. The National Inventors Hall of Fame home office provides the curricula, materials, T-shirts for participants and staff, flyers, posters, banners, training, program team compensation, and step-by-step instructions to ensure ease of operation and a quality experience for all. Even the registrations and payments are handled completely by the home office. The key is to act now — the sooner you get started, the more time you’ll have to ensure your program’s success. The first step is as easy as selecting a week and location and contacting the National Inventors Hall of Fame home office at 800.968.4332. A Regional Representative will contact you and walk you through the process — every step of the way. We have a team of experienced educators and scientists who specialize in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) and creativity education. This team integrates 21st-century learning with fun hands-on activities that align with Next Generation Science and Common Core State Standards. Curricula are inspired by the National Inventors Hall of Fame Inductees. Our team of curriculum writers takes great pride in incorporating Inductee stories, challenges and triumphs into each program. Contact our Customer Relations Department at 800.968.4332, and we will be happy to help. Each day, we take on fast-paced, high-energy challenges that build STEM and business learning in a fun and friendly atmosphere. and begin making arrangements for the week of camp. Epinephrine administration authorization forms must be completed by parents and the physician, and the Director must be trained by the parent in the administration of the epinephrine syringe prior to the start date of the program. Click Invention Project does not provide early drop-off or late pick-up. However, some individual sites may choose to offer this at an additional cost. This information is provided on the About the National Inventors Hall of Fame We are the National Inventors Hall of Fame: the driving force behind lifelong innovation, paying forward America’s rich history of invention and securing our country’s competitive advantage for the future. We believe our role is to not only honor the individuals whose inventions have made the world a better place, but also to ensure American ingenuity continues to thrive in the hands of coming generations. This belief drives our mission: to recognize inventors and invention, celebrate our country’s rich, innovative history, inspire creativity, and advance the spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship. True to our mission, we don’t just talk the innovation talk, we walk the innovation walk by reinventing what a Hall of Fame, a museum, or even what a monument can be and do. Instead of being defined by the past, we invest in the future. We continue to push the limits and challenge ourselves to be a dynamic organization that comes to life in classrooms, curricula, and competitions throughout the country. In partnership with over 1,300 schools and districts nationwide, we connect inventors to creative minds of all ages to provide these future leaders with the experiences and tools they need to help them realize their innovative potential. The National Inventors Hall of Fame is a dynamic non-profit organization that offers its employees, interns, and volunteers the opportunity to make a meaningful contribution to creativity and innovation in America. Product Development Manager, Eastman Kodak (retired) 2011 National Inventors Hall of Fame Inductee – Digital Camera Chief Executive Officer, National Inventors Hall of Fame, Inc. Chief Operating Officer, National Inventors Hall of Fame, Inc.