Dates & Times:
Grades 6 - 8: August 3 - 7 (Week 9), 9 AM - 12 PM
Grades 9 - 12: August 3 - 7 (Week 9), 1 PM - 4 PM
Location: Hutchison Institute of Technology, Fairbanks
Cost: $200
Description: This summer camp offers a hands-on introduction to the exciting world of automotive repair and maintenance for young enthusiasts. Participants will learn basic vehicle components and systems, and gain an understanding of shop safety and tools under the guidance of experienced instructors. It's a fun and engaging way for aspiring mechanics and car lovers to get a jump start on developing practical skills and exploring a potential career path.
Instructor: Atlas Wagner and Stephanie Vawter
A little about Stephanie: I am the Adjunct Professor at University of Alaska Community and Technical College. I grew up in Sherman, Tx and was Active duty military for almost 12 years. I pursued the Certificate at the automotive program in 2023-2024. My personal goal is to open my own shop turning old classic cars into electric cars. My professional goal is to one day take over the Automotive program. In my spare time I play the electric guitar, paint and read.
A little about Atlas: I am the Student teacher for the UAF CTC Automotive program, I grew up in the Mat-Su valley and moved to Fairbanks last fall to further my education. My professional goal would be to stay in Fairbanks and help teach and improve the automotive program. In my free time I love to play hockey.