A Leading University in the World
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is consistently ranked among the top public universities in the United States and the world. According to the 2021 U.S. News & World Report's Best Colleges, UNC is ranked as the 30th best national university and 5th best public university. The university is also highly ranked in various other national and international rankings, including the 2021 QS World University Rankings, where it is ranked as the 128th best university in the world.
Hardin Hall: A Castle on South Campus
Capitol Debate Summer Camps at the University of North Carolina are an exceptional experience for middle and high school students. During their 2-week stay, students will have access to numerous amenities in Hardin Hall designed to support their academic and social growth. The TV room and lounges provide a comfortable space to relax, while the recreation room offers a fun and social environment. Hardin Hall is the perfect place for students attending Capitol Debate Summer Camps to live, learn, and thrive.
Outdoor Adventures Await: A Summer Camp Experience
Well Balanced Meals for Healthy and Nourishing stay
Capitol Debate Summer Camps at the University of North Carolina are proud to offer students the best in dining services with Rams Head Dining Hall. With an experienced executive chef and registered dietitian leading the way, students can expect well-balanced, innovative, and sustainably focused meals, with fresh and delicious options for all dietary needs and restrictions, including vegan, gluten-free, and vegetarian options. The University has received numerous awards and recognition for its campus dining, including the Student Affairs Campus Partner Award, AASHE Gold Award, and being named one of the Top 3 Best Campus Dining in the Nation by FARE. The ProChef Certified culinary team and over 20% Real Food purchases are just a few of the reasons why parents can trust that their child will be well-nourished during their stay at Capitol Debate Summer Camps.
Dorms: Comfort made for Royalty
The dorm rooms at Hardin Hall for Capitol Debate Summer Camps at the University of North Carolina are designed to provide students with a comfortable and relaxed environment that is both modern and well-maintained. The rooms are spacious and air-conditioned, making them perfect for summer stays. The suite-style rooms consist of two doubles, each connected by a common bathroom equipped with a sink, lavatory, and shower. Each room is equipped with a comfortable twin extra-long bed, a dresser, a desk, and a cozy chair. This setup allows students to study, relax, and sleep in a comfortable and welcoming environment. This layout offers students privacy while also fostering a sense of community. The rooms are kept clean, ensuring students have a safe and healthy environment. With its spacious layout, modern amenities, and comfortable atmosphere, the dorm rooms in Hardin Hall provide an ideal setting for students to live and learn during their time at Capitol Debate Summer Camps.
Classrooms: Where Technology meets Beauty
The University of North Carolina provides an unparalleled learning environment for students at Capitol Debate Summer Camps. The classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including digital projection, in-room computers, document cameras, Blueray/DVD players, and speakers, making the delivery of educational materials visually engaging and interactive. The classrooms are designed for comfort and convenience, with air conditioning and easy access to technical support through the ITS Classroom Hotline. The beautiful green square of Polk Place, surrounded by historic buildings such as Carolina Hall, Manning Hall, and Murphey Hall, serves as the backdrop for these advanced classrooms. Immerse yourself in a rich history of education and innovation at the University of North Carolina this summer, where the perfect setting and technology come together to create an amazing place to learn and perfect your debate skills
Visit the Wonders of Franklin Street
Students at Capitol Debate Summer Camps have the opportunity to visit Franklin Street during the camp with their counselors. Franklin Street is a prominent thoroughfare in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Historic Franklin Street is considered the center of social life for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, as well as the town of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. It is home to numerous coffee shops, restaurants, museums, music stores, and bars. In the past, students have frequented Boba Tea, Sushi, Korean BBQ, Vegan and Vegetarian Cafes, Gourmet Burgers, Ice Cream Shops, Bakeries, Gourmet Pizza, and Delis.