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University of South Dakota - Ambassadors of Excellence Program (Vermillion, SD)

This summer program is designed for selected former South Dakota Governor's Camp participants and other students of high ability in grades 10-12. The mission is to provide an optimum learning experience for South Dakota's gifted high schoolers in a safe and supportive environment, emphasizing service, leadership, and artistic potential. The program includes: team-building activities, educational exploratory sessions, a community service project and more.

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Student on 4/9/2010
Ambassadors Camp is the most amazing program you can ever attend! I attended all three years and it changed me exponentially. All the kids there are spectacular and let you be who you are; who you never imagined you could be. I had more fun than I knew was possible and became super confident because of Nerd Camp!
Student on 8/16/2006
The best camp in the whole entire world! Everyone who comes loves it!
Student on 7/30/2006
This camp has no limits to where you can go - the sky is the limit. I went for all but one year and am doing as much as I can to come back as a counselor. Ask any camper/ambassador there and they will tell you they have no words to describe it...truely too good for words
Student on 7/28/2004
Every time anyone leaves Ambassador's Camp, they cry. Camp provides what no other program in this state can, an opportunity to meet other kids who have always felt different and alone because of their intelligence and to come away more confident, more happy, and with tons of new friends.
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