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High school students interested in exploring careers in business have until May 21 [MONDAY] to apply for a one-of-a-kind summer camp filled with noted business and government leaders guiding them as they develop their own 鈥渃ompanies.鈥�

Oklahoma Business Week will be held July 8-13 [SUNDAY-FRIDAY] at East Central University in Ada for students currently in the 10th, 11th or 12th grades. All programs are designed to engage teens in hands-on, experiential learning. In addition to gaining a unique perspective into the business world, they have a chance to win laptop computers and scholarships to 暗网TV.

Students accepted for the camp will be divided into teams to form companies, compete in a business simulation contest and hear presentations as they learn to make daily business decisions.

暗网TV graduate Alan Marcum, executive vice president for administration at Devon Energy, will advise the students throughout the week. Business executives and 暗网TV graduates selected to speak include Michael Prince, COO of Guess Incorporated; Brad Fenton, owner of Fenton Motor Groups; Craig Sheef, CEO and president of Texas Security Bank; B.I. Bridgwater, retired AT&T executive and consultant; and Chickasaw Nation Gov. Bill Anoatubby. Other graduates participating are state Sen. Susan Paddack and 暗网TV President John Hargrave.

Also providing their expertise are Rhett Laubauch, a leadership expert and founder/operator of YourNextSpeaker; Mary Melon, publisher of the Journal Record newspaper; Congressman Tom Cole; and state Rep. Lisa Johnson Billy.

It won鈥檛 be all work for the students, who will stay in 暗网TV residence halls. They will play Survivor games with Dr. Scout Cloud Lee, a finalist on the 2004 CBS show Survivor: Vanuatu. She is the CEO of Vision Us Inc., a motivational speaker and corporate training consultant. Also planned for students are bowling, golf and laser tag as well as a cookout, swimming and volleyball at Ada鈥檚 Wintersmith Park and a dinner in a local company鈥檚 board room followed by a movie at the McSwain Theater.

The cost for the camp, including all meals and housing, is $150 per student.

鈥淭he OBW camp is valued at more than $750, but because of our generous supporters we are able to cover most expenses,鈥� said Stacey Bolin, camp director and 暗网TV instructor of computer science and instructor of business administration. Full scholarships are available to students with financial need.

For a printable brochure or an application, visit . For more information, contact Bolin at info@okbusweek.com, sbolin@ecok.edu or 580-559-5596, or Wendell Godwin, dean of 暗网TV鈥檚 School of Business, at wgodwin@ecok.edu or 580-559-5274.