Face Camp

Are you ready for this summer’s Safari Face Camp?
The SCIENCE, ART and FUN of FACE RECOGNITION
University of Victoria psychologist Dr. Jim Tanaka is seeking children ages 5-12 to participate in a research project examining children’s face recognition.

Campers will learn about the scientific principles of face recognition by doing fun, hands-on activities, creating their own computer animal morphs and participating in real-live psychology lab experiments.

Campers will also demo new computer games currently being developed by our tech team.

Face Camp is a FREE , fun, and educational camp for children of all abilities.
2012 dates:  July 7, 8, 14 and 15

Click here to read what people had to say about previous Face Camps or read the Face Camp article in Uvic's "The Ring" newsletter to learn more.


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