Mind-Body Balance. Collaboration. Creativity. Growth.

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TIC Summer Camp seeks to create an inclusive and encouraging environment that provides a healthy mind and body balance through collaboration, creativity, and growth.

Kids, ages 7 to 15, come to TIC to explore technology, but they also get personal attention, confidence building, and the opportunity to test the reaches of their creativity. Our unique model allows campers to exercise both their mind and body with equal half days of technology program and athletic activities! How we execute the combination of activities provides a balanced, powerful end product, that is not only about gaining knowledge, but the quality of the journey and the memories and skills created along the way.

At TIC, kids learn by having fun!


Technology Options!

From computer programming to multiple multimedia programs there’s something for every camper!

Offerings at ALL locations: Offerings at SELECT locations:

Programming Digital Photo & Art

Robotics Digital Music

2D Animation

Filmmaking

Minecraft Modding


Personal Growth!

TIC also offers a leadership training program (CIT Program) and a female-identifying empowerment group (GROW) to help our campers achieve the personal growth they’re looking for during the summer. In addition, we have expanded our Extra Cost Option offerings, held during the Athletics portion of the day, to provide additional opportunities for special activities.

TIC Summer Camp Locations

  • TIC DC: Georgetown Day HS in Northwest DC

    TIC DC
  • TIC VA: The Langley School in McLean, VA

    TIC VA girl working on laptop
  • TIC MD: Sidwell Friends Lower School in Bethesda

    TIC MD kids water day

 Meet the Year-Round Team

  • Emily Riedel owner and executive director

    Emily Riedel (Owner/Executive Director)

    Emily began her youth development career with TIC Computer Camp in 1989, working in various roles for six summers during high school and college. "The best job she's ever had" was hard to turn down when the opportunity presented to take over after 15 years in non-profit and corporate marketing and receiving her MBA. Mrs. Riedel is a native of Northern Virginia and lives with her husband and their three children - who all attended and work at TIC. She spends her free time volunteering, coaching, fostering dogs and watching sports.

  • Tabitha Glading registrar

    Tabitha Glading (Registrar)

    Tabitha is the administrative and registration mastermind that has been helping TIC Summer Camp thrive for the last 30 years! The master of the database, afficianado of Disney, and downright gorgeous personality, Tabitha is the ray of sunshine on the other end of the phone and knows the answers to your questions. TIC is such a big part of her life that even her three daughters attended and worked at TIC for many years. In her free time, Tabitha loves catching up on her favorite TV shows, traveling, and being the best cat and dog mom there is out there!

  • Nelson Strickland

    Nelson Strickland (Camp Consultant)

    Nelson Strickland is a multi-talented youth development professional from New Jersey who began attending summer camps at the age of 11. He fell in love with the community and empowering environment summer camp creates and hasn’t spent a summer without it since. Throughout his career Nelson has aided in the advancement of over 20 camps and is often called upon for his creative programming skills. When Nelson isn't learning and growing with other camp professionals, he enjoys producing music, gaming, cooking, and playing basketball.

  • TIC roundtable

    TIC Roundtable

    Created in October 2023, the TIC Roundtable, is comprised of a dozen former and current summer staff, many former campers, who are dedicated to improving the program and maintaining the integrity of its’ 40 years of kids learning while having fun. These talented individuals were carefully selected to not only realize new ideas but also improve TIC now and in the future. Their valuable skills are put to good use in areas like program, staffing, training, marketing, and operations. The Roundtable provides job opportunities for summer staff in the off-season.