Sea, Science and Leadership Program (SSLP)


SAVE THE DATE: July 30 - August 2, 2023

The mission of the Sea, Science, and Leadership Program (SSLP) at Massachusetts Maritime Academy is to provide high school students with interactive, educational workshops that build confidence, challenge decision-making skills and develop lifelong leadership qualities. SSLP will immerse participants in the educational and regimental lifestyle of a cadet through hands-on workshops that include the use of the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Ship's Bridge simulator, the Clean Harbors Emergency Operations Center, multiple engineering labs, small boat handling, and more. SSLP will prepare participants for the college admissions process, build lifelong friendships, and educate participants on the career opportunities that Massachusetts Maritime Academy offers.

The 2023 SSLP registration fee of $495.00 includes a three night stay on campus, all meals, and activities.  

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Schedule of Activities

So what will you do all week? Here is a tentative glimpse at the start of your exciting adventure with SSLP:

Sunday, July 30, 2023

1600       Registration

1800       Ice Breaker Activity

Monday, July 31, 2023

0600   Fitness Fun with SSLP Staff

0700   Breakfast

0800   Morning Formation on the Parade Field

0830   Interactive workshops

1600      Evening activity   

Tuesday, August 1, 2023

0600   Fitness Fun with SSLP Staff

0700   Breakfast

0800   Morning Formation on the Parade Field

0830   Interactive workshops

1600   Evening activity

Wednesday, August 2, 2023

0600   Fitness Fun with SSLP Staff

0700   Breakfast

0800   Morning Formation on the Parade Field

0830   Group Challenges

1300-1400   SSLP Graduation Ceremony and Camp Closes for 2023!

 

Inclusivity Policy

Sea, Science and Leadership Program is an all inclusive environment and will not tolerate any acts of aggression, discrimination, or harassment towards participants, instructors, or staff.  Participants and their parents/guardians will be required to read and sign a code of conduct in order to take part in the program. This camp must comply with regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and be licensed by the local board of health. Our background check, health care, discipline policies, and grievance procedures are available to parents/guardians of campers upon request.

campers learning on our pier

campers playing in giant bubbles on our field