Levi Dodson rolls his LEGO car during the Advanced Engineering LEGO Camp on Tuesday, July 9, 2019 inside Quigley Hall. The camp is for children entering 3rd, 4th and 5th grade. During the five day camp children will complete projects that explore energy supply, transfer, accumulation, conversation and consumption. Instructor Nicholas Lach has been working at the lego camps for almost a decade. He enjoyed instructing the camps so much he changed his career to teaching. “It definitely challenges them in ways different than classrooms, they do have the interaction with other kids but they also learn how everyday machines work, how they’re built, how they're designed,” Lach said.