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The Office of Community and Professional Education
Be bold. Be a Viking.
This brochure has all the information you need to ensure
that your children have a fun, enriching and safe summer.
Hudson Valley Community College has been sponsoring children’s programs for more than 25 years. From enrichment
to athletics, from technology to theater, we have something that will appeal to your child’s interest. Last year, we
enrolled more than 800 students in our programs.
In the pages that follow, you will find information on the Technology Enrichment Program, Theater Workshop,
Circus Theatricks, Athletic Camps and Summer Academy.
There are a variety of topics and formats to choose from, and you will find them all in this brochure, along with
registration and other information.
WEEK- AT- A- GL ANC E
June 30 - July 3
Summer Athletic Camps
Softball Camp
Tennis Camp
Track and Field
June 30 - July 11
Youth Theater Workshop
pg. 4
pg. 4
pg. 4
pg. 6
July 7 - 11
Summer Academy - A. M. Session
Ancient Civilizations
Cooking on Mediterranean
Forensics: Crime Scene I
Minecraft
Playing Words: Poetry Paradise
Stylish Headbands & Hairpieces
Wild, Wild, West
pg. 13
pg. 17
pg. 18
pg. 15
pg. 11
pg. 20
pg. 12
Summer Academy - P. M. Session
Cooking on Mediterranean
Fairytale Adventure
Forensics: Crime Scene I
Frozen in Summer
Hablamos Espanol
Minecraft
pg. 14
pg. 11
pg. 18
pg. 11
pg. 14
pg. 19
Summer Athletic Camps
Adventure Program
Games, Games, Games
Soccer Camp
Volleyball Camp
pg. 2
pg. 3
pg. 4
pg. 4
Technology Enrichment Program Middle School
pg. 7
July 14 - 18
Circus Theatricks
pg. 5
Summer Academy - A. M. Session
A Pirate Adventure
Beadz and Bandz
Hablamos Espanol
Minecraft Adventure Maps
Mosaic Workshop
Strategy Board Games
Zentangle for Kids
pg. 10
pg. 13
pg. 11
pg. 15
pg. 19
pg. 19
pg. 20
Summer Academy - P. M. Session
Creative Wrtng/Creative Minds
Dance Camp
Dragon Training
Minecraft Adventure Maps
Mosaic Workshop
Wild About Watermelon
Winter in July
pg. 17
pg. 14
pg. 14
pg. 19
pg. 15
pg. 12
pg. 12
Summer Athletic Camps
Basketball Camp
Cross Country Running
Football Camp
Golf Camp
pg. 2
pg. 3
pg. 3
pg. 3
July 21 - 25
Summer Academy - A. M. Session
Amazing Appetizers
Around the World With Art
Interior Design
LEGO Films
Olympic Camp
Ready, Set, Camp
pg. 17
pg. 10
pg. 18
pg. 15
pg. 16
pg. 12
Summer Academy - P. M. Session
American Revolution
Can You Build It - II
Dance Camp
Explore Space
Jewelry Making
LEGO Films
pg. 20
pg. 13
pg. 10
pg. 10
pg. 14
pg. 18
Summer Athletic Camps
All Sports Camp
Soccer Camp
Tennis Camp
pg. 2
pg. 4
pg. 4
Youth Theater Workshop
pg. 6
July 28 - August 1
Summer Academy - A. M. Session
App Attack
Basic Hand Sewing
Kids Comics & Cartooning Jr
Mandarian Chinese
Movie Stars Wanted
Rainbow Loom
Wacky Art
pg. 13
pg. 17
pg. 11
pg. 19
pg. 16
pg. 16
pg. 12
Summer Academy - P. M. Session
App Attack
Discover the Amazon Rainforest
Dragon Training II
Eric Carle's Grouchy Ladybug
It's Classified
Who Dunnit?
pg. 17
pg. 10
pg. 14
pg. 10
pg. 14
pg. 20
Summer Athletic Camps
Basketball Camp
Dodgeball
T-Ball Camp
pg. 2
pg. 3
pg. 4
Technology Enrichment Program Middle School
pg. 8
August 4 - 8
Circus Theatricks
pg. 5
Summer Academy - A. M. Session
A Blast from the Past
Decorative Desserts
Forensics: Crime Scene II
LEGO Video Games
Lions, Tigers and Bears
Mandarian Chinese
pg. 13
pg. 18
pg. 18
pg. 15
pg. 11
pg. 11
Summer Academy - P. M. Session
Calling All Cooks
Chem-4-Kids
Dance Camp
LEGO Video Games
Marketing Mavericks
Math Facts: Solve This
Tie-dye
pg. 10
pg. 13
pg. 10
pg. 18
pg. 19
pg. 15
pg. 16
Summer Athletic Camps
Adventure Program
Golf Camp
Tennis Camp
Wrestling
pg. 2
pg. 3
pg. 4
pg. 4
Technology Enrichment Program High School
pg. 8
August 11 - 15
Circus Theatricks
pg. 5
Summer Academy - A. M. Session
App Adventures
Intro to Programming - Alice
LEGO Creations
Scooby Doo II
Sewing Sports
The Next Great Baker
pg. 13
pg. 18
pg. 11
pg. 16
pg. 19
pg. 12
Summer Academy - P. M. Session
App Adventures
Creating A Website & Blog
Dance Camp
Scooby Doo II
The Next Great Baker
Wild About Watermelon
pg. 17
pg. 17
pg. 14
pg. 12
pg. 16
pg. 12
August 18 - 22
Circus Theatricks
pg. 5
We look forward to
seeing your child on
campus this summer!
Athletic camps are sponsored by the Office of Community
and Professional Education in partnership with the college’s
Athletic Department.
ATHLETIC CAMPS
The 2014 Summer Athletic Camps are designed to
provide an opportunity for boys and girls to acquire
knowledge, develop interest, learn technique and
improve skills in a variety of sports.
All camps are under the direction of a head
coach with a sufficient number of assistant
coaches to provide low coach-to-camper
ratios. Campers will be divided into
groups according to age and ability.
DROP-OFF/PICK-UP
FEES
Full-day Programs
• All Sports
• Basketball
• Soccer
$155
$155
$155
Half-day Programs
$90
$85
$85
$85
$85
$125
$85
$85
$85
$85
$85
$90
• Adventure
• Cross Country Running
• Dodgeball
• Football
• Games
• Golf
• Softball
• T-Ball
• Tennis
• Track & Field
• Volleyball
• Wrestling
LUNCH (Full-day campers only)
Campers are expected to bring their own lunch. Limited
snacks and beverages will be available for purchase.
Refrigeration is not available. All campers should bring a
labeled water bottle daily.
Campers must be dropped off and
picked up at the McDonough Sports
Complex Lobby. Children should not be
dropped off prior to posted start times. There
will not be supervision available until that time.
Camps will end promptly at the designated time. Coaches
will be available for 15 minutes after their individual camp
ends. Children must be picked up by that time, unless enrolled in extended care, and parents must come inside to
sign out their child. All campers must provide their own
transportation.
INSURANCE
Every camper is covered by an excess accident insurance
plan. It provides excess medical and accidental death protection during camp participation and also while traveling to
and from Hudson Valley Community College.
The Summer Athletic Camps are staffed by Hudson Valley
Community College coaches, instructors and players as well
as coaches and players from local colleges and high schools.
Our athletic trainer and director, Sharon Brodie, will be on
duty during camp hours.
Head coaches this year will include: Catherine Becker,
James Bowles, Emily Brown, Travis Cooke, Matthew Fuda,
Jessalyn Hotaling, Christopher Jura, Jefferson LaMountain,
Jesse McGuire, Michael Meuhling, Derek Minkler,
Kathleen Russell and Brian Smith.
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Extended Hours for Athletic Camp Programs
We are pleased to announce the addition of extended
hours for summer athletic camp programs.
Half-Day Camps (Except Golf due to off-site meetings)
Morning extended care is available from 8 - 9 a.m. for
an additional charge of $10/week. There is no afternoon
extended care for half-day camps unless your child is
registered in an afternoon Summer Academy Program.
If you need a full-day program for your child, please check
our Summer Academy offerings beginning on page 9.
Students who sign up for a morning athletic camp and
afternoon Summer Academy class must pay the $10 fee
for supervised lunch (lunch is NOT provided). Camp staff
will transport children to the Viking Child Care Building
(DCC) for lunch and the afternoon program.
Full-Day Camps
Morning extended care is available from 8 - 9 a.m. for
an additional charge of $10/week. Afternoon extended
care is available from 3 - 4 p.m. for an additional charge
of $10/week. Extended care will be held in the McDonough
Field House.
Adventure
Ages: 8-16
All Sports
Ages: 7-14
AM CARE
Dates
July 30 - July 3
July 7 - 11
July 14 - 18
July 21 - 25
July 28 - August 1
August 4-8
CRN
70291
70292
70293
70294
70295
70296
Times
8 - 9 a.m.
8 - 9 a.m.
8 - 9 a.m.
8 - 9 a.m.
8 - 9 a.m.
8 - 9 a.m.
Cost
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
PM CARE
can only be selected for full day athletic camp programs.
Dates
July 7 - 11
July 14 - 18
July 28 - August 1
August 4 -8
CRN
70297
70298
70300
70301
Times
3 - 4 p.m.
3 - 4 p.m.
3 - 4 p.m.
3 - 4 p.m.
Cost
$10
$10
$10
$10
The Adventure program is a series of activities designed
to challenge participants on both an individual and group
basis. Presented by trained instructors, the program encourages teamwork, cooperation, focus and responsibility.
Adventure program campers work together to successfully
maneuver through obstacles and creatively solve challenges.
Equipment: workout gear and sneakers.
Matthew Fuda, Head Coach
70172 Mon. - Fri.,9 a.m. - Noon, July 7 - 11
70173 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 4 - 8
This camp provides participants with a unique opportunity
to experience a variety of camps in one setting. Throughout
the week, various sports will be featured including: soccer,
tennis, handball, wiffleball, badminton, weight training,
team building and brain games. Equipment: sneakers and
workout gear.
Christopher Jura, Head Coach
70094 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., July 21 - 25
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Basketball
Ages: 7-16
This camp includes instruction in the fundamental skills
and basic rules of basketball; daily drills to improve agility,
coordination and ball handling; instructional and game films.
Equipment: workout gear and sneakers.
Christopher Jura and Kathleen Russell, Head Coaches
Boys: 70093 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., July 14 - 18
Girls: 70185 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.,
July 28 - August 1
Cross Country Running
Ages 12-16
NEW!
Learn more about the sport of distance running. The focus
of this co-ed camp is to help each runner improve their
knowledge and enjoyment of the sport. Campers will
learn how to train intelligently and improve their running
mechanics. They will learn race strategies, proper nutrition,
cross training, running drills and other methods that
successful runners utilize to achieve their own personal
and team goals.
James Bowles, Head Coach
70650 Mon - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 14 -18
Dodgeball
Ages 10-14
NEW!
This camp will provide participants the opportunity to
improve on their dodging, catching and throwing skills.
Different rules, skills and techniques of the game will be
taught throughout the camp. We will be playing many
different versions of dodgeball which will lead up to a
dodgeball tournament at the end of the week. Equipment
needed: Workout clothes and sneakers.
Emily Brown, Head Coach
70651 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 28 - August 1
Football
Ages: 7-12
Instruction in the fundamental skills needed to play football
will be covered. This is a non-contact camp that also will
serve to enhance the knowledge of the basic rules of the
game. All in attendance will learn to pass, kick, punt, snap,
catch, block and tackle. Equipment: work out gear, water
bottle with camper's name clearly labeled, cleats and/or
sneakers, NO PADS OR HELMET WILL BE USED.
Michael Muehling, Head Coach
70095 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 14 - 18
NEW!
Games, Games
and more Games
Ages 8-14
Golf
Ages: 9-16
This camp is designed for participants who enjoy unique
team sport games such as cavotta ball, handball, speedball,
cage ball, tiger ball etc. Throughout the camp, team building
activities and strategies will be explored through competitive, fun games. It is the perfect camp for participants who
like to be competitive, working with others and having fun
doing so. Equipment needed: Workout clothes and sneakers.
Emily Brown, Head Coach
70652 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 7 - 11
This camp includes instruction in the fundamentals of the
game, including grip, stance, swing, rules, terminology and
etiquette. Equipment: Bags and clubs (driver, 3, 5, 7 and 9
irons, putter). Camp will meet four days at Route 4 Golf
Center and one day at a local course. Schedule will be
handed out the first day. First day is held at HVCC.
Catherine Becker, Head Coach
70169 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 14 -18
70602 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 4 - 8
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Track and Field
Ages: 8-12
Volleyball
Ages: 9-15
Wrestling
Ages: 6-12
This camp provides participants the opportunity to experience the world of track and field. It is perfect for those who
enjoy running, being active, like to exercise or just want to
try something different. Through various running and field
events, team building activities and games, we will focus
on proper stretching, running and exercise techniques that
create a strong discipline and better understanding of the
sport; all of which can be used long after camp has ended.
Equipment: workout gear, sneakers.
Jesse McGuire, Head Coach
70448
Mon. - Thurs., 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., June 30 - July 3
Soccer
Ages: 6-16
This camp includes instruction in the technique and tactics
of soccer. Younger groups will focus on technical skill development, while older groups will concentrate on decisionmaking under pressure and tactical awareness. Equipment:
workout gear, cleats, sneakers, shin guards and soccer ball.
Travis Cooke, Head Coach
70101 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m.- 3 p.m., July 7 - 11
70102 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m.- 3 p.m., July 21 - 25
Softball
Ages: 8-15
Instruction in this camp will emphasize batting, baserunning, throwing, fielding, pitching and catching.
Equipment: glove, sneakers, workout gear, cleats (optional)
and bat (optional).
Jessalyn Hotaling, Head Coach
70104 Mon. - Thurs., 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., June 30 - July 3
Tennis
Ages: 8-15
T-Ball
Ages: 4-6
Instruction in this camp will emphasize the development of
ground strokes, net play and serve. Individualized instruction
is provided for all levels of play, from beginner to advanced.
Equipment: racquet, workout gear and tennis shoes.
Head Coach is TBA
70090 Mon. - Thurs., 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., June 30 - July 3
70091 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 21 - 25
70092 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 4 - 8
This camp, centered around the game of T-ball, will be a
fun way to learn skills for hitting, catching, throwing and
running bases. Daily activities may also include games,
crafts and water activities. Equipment needed: sneakers
and workout gear.
Brian Smith, Head Coach
70174 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 28-August 1
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For the beginning player, learn to pass, set, dig, block, spike
and serve. Focus will be on basic skill improvement and fun
activities centered around the game of volleyball. Equipment
needed: sneakers and workout gear. Suggested: knee pads.
Jessalyn Hotaling, Head Coach
70103
Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 7 - 11
Learning and reinforcing fundamental skills of scholastic
wrestling will be the basis of this one-week camp. Campers
will learn and review set-ups and takedowns from the
neutral position, breakdowns from the top and options
for escaping and reversing from the bottom.
Wrestlers will be divided into groups based on age, weight
and ability. Equipment needed: workout clothes, sneakers
or wrestling shoes.
Jefferson LaMountain, Head Coach
70186
Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 4 -8
CIRCUS THEATRICKS
Circus Theatricks
Tuition: $250 per one-week session
Ages 6-15
We are pleased to have Sean (Seano) Fagan back at
Hudson Valley Community College this summer for four
weeks of Circus Theatricks. Whether you’ve experienced
fun with Seano in the past or you’re new to the circus world,
this class is for you. Beginning campers will be introduced
to the art of juggling, tumbling, partner acrobatics, magic
and the secrets and skills of circus clowns. Returning
campers, get ready to be challenged and further your
skills in the circus arts.
The instructional component of these programs will run
from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. with a half hour for lunch each day.
Our counseling staff will provide supervision of participants
from 8 - 9 a.m. and 3 - 4 p.m. each day for those students
who arrive early and stay late. Students should bring their
own lunch and snack each day. Refrigeration is not available.
Session 1
Maureen Stapleton Theater
70049
Mon. - Fri., 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., July 14 -18
Session 2
Maureen Stapleton Theater
70050
Mon.- Fri., 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., August 4 - 8
Session 3
Maureen Stapleton Theater
70051
Mon. - Fri., 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., August 11 - 15
Session 4
Maureen Stapleton Theater
70600
Mon. - Fri., 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., August 18 - 22
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THEATER WORKSHOP
Do you love to act, sing, dance or tell jokes? Do you see
yourself behind the scenes, as a director, stage manager
or props designer?
If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, the Summer Youth Theater Workshop is for you! The workshop will
take you through the entire process of producing a musical
theater piece, from creating the characters, writing the script
and developing songs, to rehearsing and performing in the
final production, which will take place on the last day of the
workshop. No experience is required, just a desire to jump
in and put on a show! We will be restructuring our program
to accommodate both new and experienced performers.
The group will be split early in the first week based on
experience level.
Schedule:
Session 1
Ages 8-15
Tuition: $310
Maureen Stapleton Theater
70097 Mon. - Fri., 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., June 30 - July 11,
no class July 4
Session 2
Ages 8-15
Tuition: $325
Maureen Stapleton Theater
70098 Mon. - Fri., 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., July 21 - August 1
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Program instructors:
Liv Cummins and Sandy McKnight
Additional counseling staff may assist with supervision.
Liv is a performer, writer and educator who works with
young people in venues such as TADA!, the Broadway
Theater Institute, Lucy Moses School, and the Elaine
Kaufman Center for the Arts at Lincoln Center. Sandy is
a producer, writer, musician and teacher who has written
more than 500 songs and produced more than 100 recordings. He has written several scripts for VH1’s “Top Ten
Countdown” as well as pilots for a new TV series.
The instructional component of these programs will run
from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. with a half hour for lunch each day.
Our counseling staff will provide supervision of participants
from 8 - 9 a.m. and 3 - 4 p.m. each day for those students
who arrive early and stay late. Students should bring their
own lunch and snack each day. Refrigeration is not available.
TECHNOLOGY ENRICHMENT
Technology Enrichment Program Bethlehem Middle School
The Technology Enrichment Program is held at Bethlehem Middle
School. This program gives students a chance to discover their
interests and talents through hands-on, activity-packed learning
sessions. Students will be given the opportunity to explore several
dynamic areas.
The program will meet Monday through Friday for one week.
Campers will have a half-hour for lunch and are expected to bring
their own lunch and beverage.
Entering grades 5-8
70096: July 7-11, 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Tuition: $255
The program is comprised of four modules:
Campers participate in all of these throughout the day.
Module 1 Module 2 Module 3 Module 4 -
Product Design and 3D Printing
Up, Up and Away (Rocketry with a Splash)
What Does it Take to Win the Gold?
Zoom
Bethlehem Middle School is located at 332 Kenwood Ave.
in Delmar, NY.
MODULE DESCRIPTIONS
Product Design and 3D Printing
Have you ever wondered how objects are designed and 3D printed. This
course will allow students to take on the role of an inventor and see their
designs come to life. Students will design their projects while learning
3D computer modeling essentials. Students will design and print two
activities during camp week. Would you believe that you could actually
draw a product on the computer and have it produced right before your
eyes? Sign up to produce your own design!
Andrew Cancio, Instructor
Up, Up and Away (Rocketry with a Splash)
Blast-off the summer with water rocketry!!! Water rockets are one of the
most exciting hands-on science activities around. Students will convert
empty plastic bottles into high-flying rockets. Students will have a chance
to discover scientific principles such as Newton’s Laws, acceleration,
and thrust. A rocket can be defined simply as “a chamber enclosing gas
under pressure.” A small opening allows the air to escape, causing thrust.
Students will have the opportunity to design, construct and launch a
water-powered rocket of their very own!
Tim Connelly, Instructor
What Does it Take to Win the Gold?
Do you get excited about the Olympics? Have you ever wondered how
one can achieve such greatness? How does a skier move down a snowcovered ramp at speeds of over 60 miles an hour and launch over two
football fields? Why do you glide so easily on ice and why does the rock
in curling move such great distances without a force?
Hands-on activities will allow students to better understand the science
behind the Olympic events and the technological advancements made
over the years to improve the performance and safety of athletes. After
learning what it takes reach the top, students will engage in their own
mini Olympic competitions.
Todd Tyler, Instructor
Zoom
What if you could see the world around you from a different perspective?
Would you be able to identify common objects? Would dirt and sand
pebbles look like giant mountains inhabited by dinosaur-like bugs,
spiders and ants?
Join us on this adventure to “see” what happens when we “Zoom”
in to observe things. Students will go on indoor and outdoor scavenger
hunts looking for overlooked shapes, colors and textures. Observations
will be aided by hand lenses, viewing tubes, dissecting microscopes and
more. Some of these discoveries will be recorded using digital cameras,
iPads, and microscope cameras. Students will also be using some virtual
tools on the computer and engaging in “Guess That Object” challenges.
Sign up for this session if you want to see the world from a totally
different point of view.
Cheri White, Instructor
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Technology Enrichment Program - TEC-SMART
*requires student computer access
HVCC TEC-SMART Campus - 345 Hermes Road, Malta, NY 12020
High School:
Middle school:
For Students Entering grades 6 - 8
70383: July 28 - August 1, 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Tuition: $265
For students entering grades 9 - 11
70659: August 4 -8, 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Tuition: $265
This program is comprised of five modules; Campers participate in
all of these throughout the week.
This program is comprised of four modules; Campers participate in
all of these throughout the week.
Module 1 - 3D Printer Key Chains/CAD
Module 2 - Energy Audits & Wind Turbines
Module 3 - Engineering Design
Module 4 - Forensics
Module 5 - Website Design
Module 1 - App Design
Module 2 - Digital Circuits
Module 3 - Solid Fuel Rockets
Module 4 - Structural Towers
3D Printer Key Chains/CAD
Android or IOS…the debate goes on and so does the app design. Learn
how to code by designing your own apps. Students will be introduced to
Code Academy and multiple other app platforms to use. Teenagers have
become millionaires by designing their own apps and hosting them on
Google Play and iTunes. Could you be next?
Jeff Gargano, Instructor
Become an innovator and an inventor! The engineering design process
involves a series of steps that lead to the development of a new product
or system. You will be provided a challenge to create a new product to
solve a need you have identified. Your design will come to life using
computer software to create images of the design.
Darrel Ackroyd, Instructor
Energy Audit/ Wind Turbine
The need to conserve energy and to use alternative energy sources
has never been greater. You will learn the basics of energy usage
and consumption by conducting energy audits and using computers
to analyze the data. You also will explore how wind energy can be
used to meet the need for electricity. Will your team design the best
wind turbine and produce the most energy?
Darrel Ackroyd, Instructor
Engineering Design
Did you ever wonder why the bridges you drive over all look so different?
Does the appearance of the bridge relate to how it functions? Come find
out as we build our own bridges and run them through a structural failure
test to determine your bridge’s carrying capacity.
Jeff Gargano, Instructor
Forensics
From catching careless criminals and identifying people, the whirls,
arches, tent arches and loops of fingerprinting can be used for many
things. Students will learn the types of fingerprints and different
fingerprinting methods in this class. Students will dust for prints,
and even attempt to superglue fume a print off of an object while
learning how investigators solve crimes with the prints they gather.
Jeff Gargano, Instructor
Website Design
The Web is all around us. Most people use it on a daily basis from
conducting business, scientific research, and communication with friends
and family. But how does it actually work? Come learn how the Internet
is designed and built by actually building your own Web page. Students
will learn about the various software available to build web pages and
web page hosting.
Jeff Gargano, Instructor
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App Design
Digital Circuits
Have you ever wondered why a computer cannot understand a word,
a letter or even a number? Well it has to do with the basics of binary
numbers. You will learn the basics of logic gates, oscillators, counters
and logic functions. Can you use an LED to represent a letter or number?
Darrel Ackroyd, Instructor
Solid Fuel Rocket Propulsion Systems
Dream big and go far. Rockets have allowed civilization to explore
other planets, comets, meteors and even beyond the reaches of our
solar system. Students will be introduced to the TARC rocketry competition for next year and have the ability to compete from their home
schools. Students will learn the basic principles of rocket flight by
designing, building and launching their own rockets! These rockets
are run on solid fuel so if you blink you’ll miss their launch.
Jeff Gargano, Instructor
Structural Towers
You are part of a team of engineers given the challenge of building
the tallest tower with the lowest overall weight that can withstand
15 kilograms. You will be required to design and draft working models
in a time compressed schedule.
Darrel Ackroyd, Instructor
Summer Academy is enrichment education for kids
entering grades 1-8 (unless otherwise noted). On these
pages you will find a variety of classes to interest and
engage your child.
Programs for elementary, middle and high school students
are scheduled so your child can attend in the morning,
afternoon or both.
Summer Academy classes are held in the college's Viking
Child Care Center (basement level), Williams Hall, and
Higbee Hall. All students should report to the Summer
Academy office in Day Care Center, Room B06 on the first
day to check in and for room assignments. If there is any
change to this you will be notified before camp begins as
some situations require a different drop off. Courses are
taught by local elementary, middle and high school teachers
in addition to Hudson Valley Community College faculty.
**Please note there will be road paving in parking lots adjacent to both
Williams Hall and the Viking Child Care Center. We appreciate your
patience as we work to improve campus facilities.
SUMMER ACADEMY
Lunch - $10/week
All students staying on campus for both the morning
and afternoon sessions must register for the supervised
lunch hour from noon to 1 p.m. Students must register
for the appropriate date section.
Lunch is not provided.
Dates
July 7 - 11
July 14 - 18
July 21 - 25
July 28 - August 1
August 4 - 8
August 11 - 15
CRN
70279
70280
70281
70282
70283
70284
Extended Care - $25/week
Extended care is available from 7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m.
and 4 - 5 p.m. for an additional charge.
Students who attend a morning Summer Athletic
Camp program can only participate in afternoon care
and will be charged a pro-rated fee.
Dates
July 7 - 11
July 14 - 18
July 21 - 25
July 28 - August 1
August 4 - 8
August 11 - 15
CRN
70285
70286
70287
70288
70289
70290
See page 2 for details.
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ENTERING GRADES 1 - 2
Arrrrrrgggghhh Pirates:
A Pirate Adventure!
$105
Around the World with Art
$95
Ahoy, Maties! Ever wonder what it’s like to be a pirate? To talk
like a pirate? Then come along on the Pirate Adventure! Together
we’ll make pirate crafts, play pirate games and go on treasure
hunts to find jewels, gold, treasure and more treasure! Students
are encouraged to dress like a pirate on our last day together for
our Pirate Party! Come board our pirate ship for a week of fun!
Course fee includes a $20 materials fee.
Erin Degnan, Instructor
70611 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 14 - 18
Travel around the world in five days. Create art from different
cultures. Learn about Spain, Italy, Turkey, and more countries.
Make art ranging from musical instruments to fans. Course fee
includes a $10 materials fee.
Brianna Marchese, Instructor
70108 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 21 - 25
Calling All Cooks
$99
Dance Camp
$90
Do you love to cook or want to learn how? This class has been
created just for you. Come and learn the art of cooking and
baking, food preparation, safety, tools, techniques and a bit about
healthy eating. You will not only prepare your food but enjoy
eating it, too! Come and explore the kitchen with us! Course
fee includes a $15 materials fee.
Maggie Greeran, Instructor
70640 Mon., - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., August 4 - 8
Classes are jam-packed with dancing, fun, games and activities.
Move and groove to your favorite music, learn the hottest moves
and become a dancing star in no time at all! Please wear comfortable clothes and sneakers. Course fee includes a $5 materials fee.
Attention, parents! On Friday, we will have a special performance
for you to attend.
Tara Maldonado, Instructor
70109 Mon. - Fri., 1 p.m. - 4p.m., July 21 - 25
70159 Mon. - Fri., 1 p.m. - 4p.m., August 4 - 8
Discover the Amazon Rainforest
$95
Travel to South America and visit the Amazon Rainforest this
summer! This week, campers will discover the beauty that exists
within our world’s most famous rainforest. We will learn all about
the plants that flourish there, the animals that live there, and the
people who call the rainforest their home. Aside from learning
about the rainforest, we will discuss how we can take steps to
help save this important natural resource! Course fee includes
a $10 materials fee.
Jaclyn Passineau, Instructor
70625 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4p.m., July 28 - August 1
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Eric Carle's The Grouchy Lady Bug
Theater Arts
$85
Explore Space!
$95
Eric Carle is a phenomenal author and illustrator in children's
literature. We will journey through the friendship story of
The Grouchy Ladybug; learning how to treat others kindly.
Students will bring the story alive by acting out and creating
props for their character. We will learn techniques Eric Carle uses
for his illustrations to practice bringing the scene to life. Campers
will choose their part as an animal in the story, and rehearse
their lines with peers practicing fluency, intonation and expression.
On Friday, we will have special presentation of our play for
families to enjoy.
Carolyn Losee, Instructor
70466 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 28 - August 1
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be an astronaut?
If so, then this is the class for you! You will get a chance to
explore space right from the classroom! We will discover cool
and important facts about the galaxy. We will learn about the
planets and stars, what is it like in a space shuttle, and what it is
like to be an astronaut! If you take this class, you will be able to
tell all of your friends that you traveled to another world this
summer! Course fee includes a $10 materials fee.
Jaclyn Passineau, Instructor
70621 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 21 - 25
ENTERING GRADES 1 - 2
Fairy Tale Adventures
$92
Once upon a time there were many campers that came to a fantasy land… Come read traditional fairy tales, fairy tales from far
off lands, rewrite your favorite fairy tales, and read fairy tale plays!
Campers will complete crafts and art projects related to fairy tales
- including puppets, shields, crowns and wands. Other activities
will include a focus on reading comprehension and literacy. Course
fee includes a $7 materials fee.
Lindsey Gibson, Instructor
70492 Mon. - Fri.,1 - 4 p.m., July 7 - 11
Frozen in Summer
$90
Hablamos Espanol
$95
Inspired by Disney’s film “Frozen,” this camp brings the kingdom
of Arendelle to Hudson Valley. We will spend the week creating
our own magical winter kingdom. Campers will get to build their
own snowmen and create their own reindeer sidekicks. Course
fee includes a $15 materials fee.
Alexandra Omeciensky, Instructor
70653 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 7 - 11
¡Bienvenidos! Welcome to Spanish camp! In this camp we will
have fun while learning the basics of a new language as well
as discovering some interesting facts about cultures in Spanish
speaking countries. We will play games, sing songs, and create
crafts while learning to read, write, listen and speak Spanish.
Course fee includes a $10 materials fee.
Alicia Jones, Instructor
70609 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 14 - 18
Kids Comics and Cartooning Jr.
$90
LEGO Creations
$99
This course will be perfect for younger children interested in
making their own version of a comic book. We will study the
work of Mo Willems “Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus” and
will notice how he tells the story through pictures and talk
bubbles. We will also use Toon Books learning how pictures can
tell a story and convey meaning to the reader. We will design our
very own characters and create a mini comic book to share with
our families at our writing celebration at the end of the week!
Write on! Course fee includes a $5 materials fee.
Carolyn Losee, Instructor
70630 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 28 - August 1
Lions and Tigers and Bears…
$95
Mandarin Chinese
$90
Playing With Words:
Poetry Paradise
$95
Oh my! Let’s visit the zoo and give it a try. We’ll learn about their
habitat and the food they eat. Think of all the animals you’ll meet!
We’ll read and draw and make crafts, too. Won’t you join us at
the zoo? Course fee includes a $10 materials fee.
Maggie Greeran, Instructor
70637 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 4 - 8
This course is an introduction to the Mandarin Chinese language
and Chinese culture. It is designed for young students who are
interested in Chinese language and culture. Students will learn
basic conversational skills and Chinese culture through learning
Pinyin (Mandarin pronunciation), in addition to children songs,
children's game, Chinese folk songs, Chinese calligraphy and
Chinese brush painting. Basic conversational skills will include:
numbers, greetings, animals, family members and food. No
previous experience with Mandarin Chinese is required. Course
fee includes a $5 materials fee.
Daisy Lin, Instructor
70632 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 4 - 8
Express yourself with words! This week will be all about poetry!
Campers will learn about various types of poems and create their
own poetry following their own rules! On the last day of the week,
students will share their creations at the “poetry café!” All poems
will be saved and will be combined at the end of the week to
create a poetry book! Please include specific allergies when
registering as snacks will be provided during our “poetry café.”
Course fee includes a $10 materials fee.
Jaclyn Passineau, Instructor
70606 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 7 - 11
Let’s build! Create the tallest tower and win a prize! Compete
in a competition to build a bridge with limited blocks that will
hold the most amount of weight! Create a LEGO marble maze!
Practice math and science skills while building LEGOs - learning
about money, measurements and physics. Children will be given
time each day to embrace their inner-engineer, making buildings,
objects and other creations all focused around learning and
strengthening math and science skills. Course fee includes a
$15 materials fee.
Lindsey Gibson, Instructor
70646 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 11 - 15
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ENTERING GRADES 1 - 2
The Next Great Baker!
$99
Wacky Arts & Crafts
$95
Wild About Watermelon
$95
Wild, Wild West
$92
Winter in July!
$95
Have fun in this class learning baking techniques using various
baking tools. Learn all about the ingredients, tools and decorating
techniques. We will be making cakes, cupcakes, cake pops and
more! Learn from the best, the Cake Boss! Course fee includes a
$15 materials fee.
Lauren Marchese, Instructor
70470 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 11 - 15
Have fun getting a little bit messy making crafts. We will be
making something new every day that you will be able to take
home and will be using a wide variety of art supplies to create
some unique one-of-a-kind designs. Course fee includes a $10
materials fee.
Lauren Marchese, Instructor
70468 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 28 - August 1
Ready, Set, Camp!
$95
Ready, set, camp! Come join the fun at our special indoor campground complete with exciting adventures, games and crafts.
Best of all, no pesky mosquitos! Listen to stories around the
“campfire.” Snack on delicious s'mores. Create giant marshmallow
and toothpick towers and amazing graham cracker log cabins!
Use a flashlight to make hand puppets and find out about
shadows. Design a special camp T-shirt in our arts and crafts
area. Hang out in your individual tent and help the team build
an enormous group tent. So, come on down to the campground.
Be sure to bring a large sheet, an old plain t-shirt, a beach towel
and your imagination for the best indoor camping experience ever!
Course fee includes a $10 materials fee.
Denise Pavone, Instructor
70183 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 21 - 25
Scooby Doo II...
More Amazing Mysteries
$95
Calling all detectives! Are you up for a good adventure? Then
you'll enjoy helping us solve the latest camp mystery - Scooby
Style. Join us for more crime busting, ghost chasing fun. You're
guaranteed a new adventure every day. Learn how a real detective
solves mysteries using science and problem solving techniques.
Oh, and don't forget the Scooby Snacks. Note, you don't have to
have completed Scooby Doo I to be in Scooby Doo II. Course fee
includes a $10 materials fee.
Sue Sector, Instructor
70643 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., August 11 - 15
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Watermelon will be our theme for the week as we complete
many fun activities. They will include experiments, data collection,
crafting and cooking. Kids will be able to practice their reading
and math skills in a fun way. Each day we will create a refreshing
snack that highlights wonderful watermelon. Course fee includes
a $10 materials fee.
Colleen Sullivan, Instructor
70655 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m. July 14 - 18
70656 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m. August 11 - 15
Yeeeeeehaw! It’s time to get all the little cowpokes together
and travel back in time to the Wild, Wild West! Activities include
campfire story time, and lots of western-themed crafts and
activities! Students will make hats, vests, sheriff badges, prickly
cactus and much more! In addition to all of this Wild West fun,
lessons will be embedded with important math and reading skills.
Course fee includes a $7 materials fee.
Lindsey Gibson, Instructor
70616 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 7 - 11
This is one camp that won’t have kids complaining about being
“TOOOOO HOT!” Let’s take a break from the heat and humidity
and celebrate all things WINTER! Activities will include anything
related to winter holidays, holiday music, snow (snowflakes,
snowmen, snow-everything!) and cold weather! Winter is a
magical time of year, and campers will celebrate each day with
new activities, crafts and learning experiences. There will also be
a focus on reading and writing activities with a winter theme.
Course fee includes a $10 materials fee.
Lindsey Gibson, Instructor
70607 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 14 - 18
ENTERING GRADES 3 - 5
A Blast from the Past
$92
Get ready to hop into our time machine and visit days gone by!
Each day will feature activities, crafts, songs and pop culture trivia
from different decades in American history. Celebrate the 1950s
with a Sock Hop and playing family board games like Scrabble.
Relive Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech and play
with yo yos to learn about the 60s! Create your own “pet rock”
and celebrate the first Earth Day in the 1970s. Make friendship
bracelets and learn about the first American woman in space –
Sally Ride – when celebrating the 1980s. And finally, listen to
New Kids on the Block while playing with Pogs and watching
The Dream Team and the Olympics during the 1990s! Course fee
includes a $7 materials fee.
Lindsey Gibson, Instructor
70638 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 4 - 8
Ancient Civilizations
$95
Explore the wonders of ancient civilizations such as Greece,
Rome, Egypt and China! The past has impacted where we are
today through artwork, architecture, storytelling, and beyond.
Come learn and discover with hands-on projects, computer research, videos and more! Course fee includes an $8 materials fee.
*Requires student computer access.
Jenna Howe, Instructor
70657 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 7 - 11
App Adventures! The Next Level
$125
Continue your quest to make the next viral app! Whether you
want to move past the basic techniques learned in App Attack
or want to jump right in, we are ready for you! All students wil
chose from a selection of different mobile app types and explore
more in-depth programming concepts. Student-created apps will
be accessible on a private site and can be played on any mobile
device or computer. Parents may choose to publish apps if certain
criteria are met. No prior experience is necessary, and students
do not need to own a smart phone or tablet to take this class.
*Requires student computer access.
Offered in cooperation with Black Rocket Productions, LLC
70644 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 11 - 15
App Attack!
Make Your First Game App
$125
Beadz and Bandz
$97
Can You Build It? Part 2
$105
Chem-4-Kids
$95
Take the first steps into the world of mobile app design and
customize your own game app! Using a specialized game
development tool, students will explore the world of phonebased and tablet applications. In addition to learning the basics
of mobile app design and game development, you will also see
firsthand how the world of application publishing functions.
Student-created apps will be accessible on a private site and can
be played on any mobile device or computer. Parents may choose
to publish apps if certain criteria are met. No prior experience
is necessary, and students do not need to own a smart phone
or tablet to take this class. *Requires student computer access.
Offered in cooperation with Black Rocket Productions, LLC
70626 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 28 - August 1
Come one, come all… let’s make our own bead and band
accessories! Band bracelets aren’t just a fad, and neither is
creating unique accessories! Have you ever made your own
beads? It’s easy and fun! Fusion beads are also all the rage why not make some magnets or mobiles with these tiny plastic
marvels? Campers will make a variety of crafts - including bead
bracelets, paper beads, friendship bracelets and fusion bead
creations! Course fee includes a $12 materials fee.
Lindsey Gibson, Instructor
70615 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 14 - 18
This course proved to be such a success with our junior engineers
last year that it is coming back this summer with more building
challenges and materials. LEGOs and K’Nex creations will return
as well as newspaper structures and Zoob designs. Virtual building
will also take place using various computer programs. Whether
you took the course last year or not, all interested future engineers
can join in the fun. Course fee includes a $20 materials fee.
*Requires student computer access.
Cheri White, Instructor
70624 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 21 - 25
Borax can be found in many everyday things, such as laundry
detergent and cosmetics. What can you make out of Borax?
Chemical creations are waiting to be discovered. Turn something
ordinary into something extraordinary such as oobleck, gak,
flubber, mesmerizing crystal creations, and silly putty!
Course fee includes a $10 materials fee.
Carolyn Losee, Instructor
70658 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4p.m., August 4 - 8
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ENTERING GRADES 3 - 5
Dragon Training II
$95
Hablamos Espanol
$95
It’s Classified
$95
Jewelry Making
$95
Interested in more dragon training? This course is for campers
who have already been though dragon training camp but want
to continue by doing something new. In this camp we will play
more games and activities in order to become expert dragon
trainers. Campers will create their own dragon manuals and
learn special techniques to control and train each dragon.
Course fee includes a $10 materials fee.
Alicia Jones, Instructor
70629 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 28 - August 1
Cooking on the Mediterranean!
$99
Let’s travel to Spain, Italy, France, Turkey and Greece! We will
experience the tastes of the Mediterranean while cooking with
native recipes from these countries and more. We will journey
throughout the Mediterranean to find new favorites that we can
share with our family and friends. Grab your passports and your
appetites, and prepare for some cooking fun! Course fee includes
a $15 materials fee.
Brianna Marchese, Instructor
70162 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 7 - 11
Dance Camp
$90
Want to dance? Explore the fun dancing has to offer. Classes
are jam-packed with dancing, fun, games and activities. Move
and groove to your favorite music, learn the hottest moves and
become a dancing star in no time at all! Please wear comfortable
clothes and sneakers. Course fee includes a $5 materials fee.
Attention, parents! Friday we will have a special performance
for you to attend.
Tara Maldonado, Instructor
70121 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 14 - 18
70160 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., August 11 - 15
Dragon Training
$95
Welcome to dragon training! Based on the DreamWorks film “How
to Train Your Dragon,” this camp will explore the mythical Viking
world of Berk. In Berk there is fishing, hunting and a
charming view of the sunsets. The only problems are the pests.
Most places have mice or mosquitoes…they have…dragons!
Kids will have the opportunity to watch the movie, design their
own Viking costumes and create their very own dragon! We will
have other exciting activities such as creating dragon masks and
making fun, creative snacks. On the last day of camp, everyone
will compete in Viking games. Course fee includes an $10
materials fee.
Alicia Jones, Instructor
70477 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 14 - 18
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¡Bienvenidos! Welcome to Spanish camp! In this camp we will
have fun while learning the basics of a new language as well
as discovering some interesting facts about cultures in Spanish
speaking countries. We will play games, sing songs, and create
crafts while learning to read, write, listen and speak Spanish.
Course fee includes a $10 materials fee.
Alicia Jones, Instructor
70608 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 7 - 11
If you go to the store to buy groceries, do you know where to
find the milk or the candy or the carrots? The aisles and shelves
in the store are organized according to similar items. This is one
way that we “classify” things. Scientists use their own form of
classification. This course will explore the many systems and levels
of classification that are used in the scientific world today. We will
look at keys used to identify whales, animals, leaves, even aliens.
Scavenger hunts, games and online activities will allow students
to practice their classifying skills. Campers also will get a chance
to design their own classification system. Course fee includes a
$10 materials fee. *Requires student computer access.
Cheri White, Instructor
70633 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 28 - August 1
Learn different patterns using string and beads to make jewelry,
from bracelets to necklaces to key chains. We will also decorate
our own jewelry boxes to keep all your finished designs in.
Course fee includes a $10 materials fee.
Brianna Marchese, Instructor
70147 Mon. - Fri., 1 p.m. - 4 p.m., July 21 - 25
ENTERING GRADES 3 - 5
LEGO Films and Stop Action!
$125
LEGO Video Games
$125
Make your LEGOs come to life! Bring in your favorite action
figures or LEGOs and create a short film with your friends.
Whether you want to recreate a scene from Star Wars or design
a world of your own, this class brings your dreams to the screen.
Campers will need to bring in LEGOs or action figures from home,
but all additional equipment will be provided. Films will be available on a password protected Web site to share with friends and
family. *Requires student computer access.
Offered in cooperation with Black Rocket Productions, LLC
70617 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 21 - 25
Combine your two favorite activities: LEGOs and video games!
Campers will create their own LEGO universe, character and
adventures in an interactive 2-D video game. Everyone is
welcome in this one-of-a-kind class. At the end of the program
every camper will have a finished LEGO video game that can
be shared with friends and family through a password protected
Black Rocket Web site. Games are only compatible on PC
computers, Mac versions can be created after the program for
a $15 conversion fee. *Requires student computer access.
Offered in cooperation with Black Rocket Productions, LLC
70635 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 4 - 8
Math Facts: Solve This!
$90
Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division - without these
basic skills many students face troubles in both current and future
math classes. Stop struggling now! Students will have access
to many research-based programs to increase fact fluency.
Internet-based programs will provide progress and reports for
parents. In addition to using technology, students will also work
closely with peers and a teacher on hands-on practice activities
like Dance Dance Math Revolution, Math Fact Yahtzee, Math Fact
Bottle Cap Races, and Shake and Compute. Course fee includes
a $5 materials fee. *Requires student computer access.
Lindsey Gibson, Instructor
70474 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., August 4 - 8
Minecraft
$85
Join the hot new craze, Minecraft. While recreating ancient
civilizations and modern wonders, students will show their junior
engineering skills to construct various sites based on computer
research. Please note that Minecraft requires a subscription.
Campers must subscribe prior to course and bring log in
credentials with them. *Requires student computer access.
Debra Neubart, Instructor
70456 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 7-11
Minecraft - Adventure Maps
$85
Mosaic Workshop
$115
Have you ever had an idea for a creative world that just wouldn't
fit on paper? Do you want to create your own world for others to
explore and enjoy? Do you enjoy the popular game Minecraft?
If you answered “yes” to these questions, then sign up for this
course and create an adventure map in Minecraft. Please note
that Minecraft requires a subscription. Campers must subscribe
prior to course and bring log in credentials with them.
*Requires student computer access.
Debra Neubart, Instructor
70612 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 14 - 18
Join us as we learn to create beautiful hand crafted mosaics.
We will make bits of glass and ceramic into beautiful mosaics
that can be hung as works of art or installed in your home.
Children will be creating over a week’s time about 10 6x6 tiles
that are mounted on backer board. Returning students are most
welcome to come and create another masterpiece. Course fee
includes a $30 materials fee.
Tamara Demartino, Instructor
70165 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 14-18
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ENTERING GRADES 3 - 5
Rainbow Loom Fun
$85
Scooby Doo II...
More Amazing Mysteries
$95
The Next Great Baker!
$99
Tie-dye
$85
Whether you’re a novice or expert, come and share your skills
and learn some new patterns and techniques in this great new
pastime. In this class, we will create many different designs.
We’ll also be making many other different creations out of rubber
bands. For the class, you will need your own loom, hook,
and supply of rubber bands.
Debra Neubart, Instructor
70628 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 28 - August 1
Movie Stars Wanted
$90
How would you like to star in your very own movie? Using our
special computer program you will learn how to make your very
own movie slide show. When you are all done you will have a
great movie all about you! Please bring in 40 or more of your
favorite pictures on a Flash drive. They can be pictures of your
greatest accomplishments, family vacation or things you have
done growing up. Set your movie to your favorite song or choose
from our library of songs. Your video can take place in many
different settings. You will even learn how to add in some
“special effects,” like fireworks! Get ready to walk the red carpet
and show off your movie to your friends. Course fee includes
a $5 materials fee. *Requires student computer access.
Denise Pavone, Instructor
70187 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 28 - August 1
Olympic Camp
$95
Citius, Altius, Fortius - Faster, Higher, Stronger! Welcome to the
2014 Summer Olympic camp! This camp is designed to learn
about the culture and origins of the Olympic Games. Campers
will pick their own country and will do various activities and
Olympic events throughout the week. Through a mix of activities,
facts and trivia, each camper will be exposed to new cultures in a
fun, new and exciting way. So grab your passports, gym bag and
shoes, and join us on our Olympic journey. Course fee includes a
$10 materials fee. *Requires student computer access.
Emily Brown, Instructor
70623 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 21 - 25
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Calling all detectives! Are you up for a good adventure? Then
you'll enjoy helping us solve the latest camp mystery - Scooby
Style. Join us for more crime-busting, ghost-chasing fun. You're
guaranteed a new adventure every day. Learn how a real detective
solves mysteries using science and problem solving techniques.
Oh, and don't forget the Scooby Snacks. Note, you don't have to
have completed Scooby Doo I to be in Scooby Doo II. Course fee
includes a $10 materials fee.
Sue Sector, Instructor
70642 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 11 - 15
Have fun in this class learning baking techniques using various
baking tools. Learn all about the ingredients, tools and decorating
techniques. We will be making everything from cakes, cupcakes,
cake pops and more! Learn from the best the Cake Boss! Course
fee includes a $15 materials fee.
Lauren Marchese, Instructor
70479 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., August 11 - 15
Bring out your inner hippie and learn how to tie-dye. Every day
campers will learn a different way to tie-dye, creating awesome
designs. Campers will get to make t-shirts and other tie-dye crafts.
Course fee includes a $10 materials fee.
Alexandra Omeciensky, Instructor
70654 Mon. - Fri.,
1 - 4 p.m., August 4 - 8
ENTERING GRADES 6 - 8
Amazing Appetizers!!
$99
App Adventures! The Next Level
$125
In this fun, hands-on course, campers will learn to make a variety
of appetizers. These delectable treats are wonderful to serve at
parties and are sure to impress the guests. Campers will use a
variety of ingredients and will be get a copy of each recipe they
create! Course fee includes a $15 materials fee.
Tracy Henry, Instructor
70622 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 21 - 25
Continue your quest to make the next viral app! Whether you
want to move past the basic techniques learned in App Attack or
want to jump right in, we are ready for you! All students wil chose
from a selection of different mobile app types and explore more
in- depth programming concepts. Student-created apps will be
accessible on a private site and can be played on any mobile
device or computer. Parents may choose to publish apps if certain
criteria are met. No prior experience is necessary, and students
do not need to own a smart phone or tablet to take this class.
*Requires student computer access.
Offered in cooperation with Black Rocket Productions, LLC
70645 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., August 11 - 15
App Attack!
Make Your First Game App
$125
Take the first steps into the world of mobile app design and
customize your own game app! Using a specialized game
development tool, students will explore the world of phonebased and tablet applications. In addition to learning the basics
of mobile app design and game development, you will also see
firsthand how the world of application publishing functions.
Student-created apps will be accessible on a private site and can
be played on any mobile device or computer. Parents may choose
to publish apps if certain criteria are met. No prior experience is
necessary, and students do not need to own a smart phone or
tablet to take this class. *Requires student computer access.
Offered in cooperation with Black Rocket Productions, LLC
70627 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 28 - August 1
Basic Hand Sewing
$95
In this fun hands-on course, campers will learn the basics of hand
sewing. They will start by learning the tools used for hand sewing
and then will learn how to thread and knot a needle. From that
point, campers will be involved in some hand sewing projects like
learning how to sew a button to sewing a stuffed animal. Course
fee includes a $10 materials fee.
Tracy Henry, Instructor
70469 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 28 - August 1
Cooking on the Mediterranean!
$99
Creating a Web site and Blog
$85
Let’s travel to Spain, Italy, France, Turkey and Greece! We will
experience the tastes of the Mediterranean while cooking with
native recipes from these countries and more. We will journey
throughout the Mediterranean to find new favorites that we can
share with our family and friends. Grab your passports and your
appetites, and prepare for some cooking fun! Course fee includes
a $15 materials fee.
Brianna Marchese, Instructor
70451 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 7 - 11
Teens today are truly the first generation that has grown up
tech-savvy. Express yourself digitally – in a safe, controlled
environment. Discover different options for creating your own
Web site and blog. Resources will include free Web sites which
allow customization for each individual. We will also learn about
different Web tools you can incorporate into academics during
the school year. *Requires student computer access.
Lindsey Gibson, Instructor
70146 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., August 11 - 15
Creative Writing for Creative Minds $90
This course will take campers through the adventure of creative
planning and creative story writing. Participants will spend time
brainstorming ideas individually and with other class members
as well. Together we will focus on creative genres of literature,
and how to creatively develop setting, characters, plot, etc.
of a genuinely fashioned creative story. The overall goal of this
course/workshop will be to further introduce young people to
creative writing and allow their minds to venture as far as possible
into the world of creative writing. By the end of the course, they
will have created, illustrated, and shared their ideas and stories
with the group. Course fee includes a $5 materials fee.
*Requires student computer access.
Erin Degnan, Instructor
70603 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 14 - 18
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Decorative Desserts
$105
In this exciting, hands-on course, campers will use a variety of
materials to make delicious, decorative desserts. Cake pops,
chocolate covered cherries, and marshmallow sculptures are
only a few of the wonderful treats they will learn how to create.
These desserts are perfect for gifts or parties and sure to impress!
Course fee includes a $20 materials fee.
Tracy Henry, Instructor
70639 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 4 - 8
Forensics Crime Scene I
$95
Have you ever watched “CSI” or “Law and Order” and wondered,
“How did they do that?” Come and find out. Forensics campers
will take a crime scene from start to finish; casting impressions,
fingerprinting, processing the evidence and interviewing and
interrogating our suspects. Come see CSI come to life! Course
fee includes a $10 materials fee.
Melissa Elwell, Instructor
70115 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 7 - 11
70594 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 7 - 11
Forensics Crime Scene II
Entering grades 6-9
$95
Forensics II will be a more science-based approach to forensics.
Campers will use math and science to determine the trajectory
of blood spatter and use science to test saliva on various surfaces
to catch a "killer." We will learn more in-depth investigation
techniques. The week will culminate in solving a crime scene
with our newly-learned crime scene techniques. Course fee
includes a $10 materials fee. Pre-requisite: Forensics I.
Melissa Elwell, Instructor
70156 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 4 - 8
Interior Design:
Let Your Ideas be Expressed!
$95
Introduction to Programming
with Alice
$85
LEGO Films and Stop Action!
$125
LEGO Video Games
$125
Do you often catch yourself looking around a room and dreaming
of how you would redesign or redecorate it? If so, then join the
interior design class! Here, we will construct simple blueprints
for rooms within a house. You will have the ability to design all
aspects of the room from the floor up to the ceiling! Advice and
tips from professional designers will be shared to help guide your
decorating. Let your imagination and ideas run wild! Course fee
includes a $10 materials fee.
Jaclyn Passineau, Instructor
70620 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 21 - 25
Learn the fundamentals of computer programming while creating
virtual worlds, videos and video games. Alice is a free software
that can be downloaded to any computer so students can continue
using Alice and developing their programming skills long after the
course is over. All projects will be converted to files that can be
shared on any computer even if students decide not to download
Alice on a home computer. *Requires student computer access.
Heather Bigelow, Instructor
70180 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 11 -15
Make your LEGOs come to life! Bring in your favorite action
figures or LEGOs and create a short film with your friends.
Whether you want to recreate a scene from Star Wars or design
a world of your own, this class brings your dreams to the screen.
Students will need to bring in LEGOs or action figures from home,
but all additional equipment will be provided. Student-created
films will be available on a password protected Web site to share
with friends and family. *Requires student computer access.
Offered in cooperation with Black Rocket Productions, LLC
70618 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 21 - 25
Combine your two favorite activities: LEGOs and video games!
Campers will create their own LEGO universe, character and
adventures in an interactive 2-D video game. Everyone is welcome
in this one-of-a-kind class. At the end of the program, every
camper will have a finished LEGO video game that can be
shared with friends and family through a password protected
Black Rocket Web site. Games are only compatible on PC
computers, Mac versions can be created after the program
for a $15 conversion fee. *Requires student computer access.
Offered in cooperation with Black Rocket Productions, LLC
70636 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., August 4 - 8
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Mandarin Chinese
$90
Marketing Mavericks
$95
This course is an introduction to the Mandarin Chinese language
and Chinese culture. It is designed for young students who are
interested in Chinese language and culture. Students will learn
basic conversational skills and Chinese culture through learning
Pinyin (Mandarin pronunciation), in addition to children songs,
children's games, Chinese folk songs, Chinese calligraphy and
Chinese brush painting. Basic conversational skills will include:
numbers, greetings, animals, family members and food. No
previous experience with Mandarin Chinese is required. Course
fee includes a $5 materials fee.
Daisy Lin, Instructor
70631 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 28 - August 1
Have you ever wondered why we buy one type of shampoo,
video game or any other product at the store? What makes one
product stand out from the other? This is a fun way to look at
how and where we spend our money. We will be informed
consumers, becoming aware of what affects how we choose
one product over another. We will develop our own product,
use market-testing strategies and design and film an advertisement for our product. Expect a lot of fun and laughter and
great learning while we enjoy becoming "marketing mavericks."
Course fee includes a $10 materials fee. *Requires student
computer access.
Melissa Elwell, Instructor
70641 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., August 4 - 8
Minecraft
$85
Join the hot new craze, Minecraft. While recreating ancient
civilizations and modern wonders, students will show their junior
engineering skills to construct various sites based on computer
research. Please note that Minecraft requires a subscription.
Campers must subscribe prior to course and bring log in
credentials with them. *Requires student computer access.
Debra Neubart, Instructor
70455 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 7 - 11
Minecraft - Adventure Maps
$85
Have you ever had an idea for a creative world that just wouldn't
fit on paper? Do you want to create your own world for others to
explore and enjoy? Do you enjoy the popular game Minecraft?
If you answered “yes” to these questions, then sign up for this
course and create an adventure map in Minecraft. Please note
that Minecraft requires a subscription. Campers must subscribe
prior to course and bring log in credentials with them.
*Requires student computer access.
Debra Neubart, Instructor
70613 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 14 - 18
Mosaic Workshop
$115
Sewing Sports
$99
Join us as we learn to create beautiful hand crafted mosaics.
We will make bits of glass and ceramic into beautiful mosaics
that can be hung as works of art or installed in your home.
Children will be creating over a week’s time about 10 6x6 tiles
that are mounted on backer board. Returning students are
welcome to come and create another masterpiece. Course fee
includes a $30 materials fee.
Tamara Demartino, Instructor
70164 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon., July 14 -18
In this fun course, campers will be sewing the “21 Giant
Natural Football” from the Haan Crafts sewing kits. Students
who have never sewn before will feel comfortable in this course
as they learn to thread and knot a needle and how to do basic
stitches. If students finish the football before the week is over,
they will also have other basic hand sewing projects to make!
Course fee includes a $15 materials fee.
Tracy Henry, Instructor
70649 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, August 11 - 15
Strategy Board Games
Entering grades 6-9
$85
Looking for a fun, yet intellectually stimulating way to invest a
week of your child’s summer? How about some strategy board
games? Board games offer lots of educational and developmental
benefits. They’re mentally stimulating, develop peer interaction
and social skills, teach ethics, foster decision making, and not least
of all, they’re fun! So, get your child away from that TV/computer
and let them stimulate their brain in a more wholesome and
authentic way.
Wesley Williams, Instructor
70120 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 14 - 18
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ENTERING GRADES 6 - 8
Stylish Headbands
and Hairpieces!
$99
In this fun course, campers will learn how to make their own
headbands and hairpieces! Using a variety of materials from
ribbons to feathers, each camper will leave class with beautiful
hairpieces that they created on their own! This is a perfect course
for those who have their own sense of style and like to make
a statement! It is recommended that campers purchase some
plain headbands that fit them comfortably. (they can be found
at the dollar store or any craft store) Course fee includes a $15
materials fee.
Tracy Henry, Instructor
70605 Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - Noon, July 7 - 11
Life During the
American Revolution
$90
Have you ever wondered what it was like to live during the
American Revolution? Come find out! In this class we will learn
what it was like to have lived during the American Revolution
by examining the clothing, food and everyday objects of the
people who lived during that time. We will find out in what ways
life was similar and in what ways it was different. Students will
engage in creating their own clothing and have the opportunity
to examine high quality replica clothing and equipment as a way
to immerse them in 18th century culture. Course fee includes a
$15 materials fee.
Timothy Mullen, Instructor
70619 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 21 - 25
Who Dunnit?
$90
Zentangle for Kids!
$99
Do you think it was Colonel Mustard in the library? Do you love
solving crimes? If so join the mystery solving fun where we will
take on character roles to put the puzzle pieces together and
solve the mystery once and for all! Course fee includes a
$5 materials fee.
Maggie Greeran, Instructor
70634 Mon. - Fri., 1 - 4 p.m., July 28 - August 1
Come join us as we create Zentangle and Zentangle-inspired art.
We will use various media to create beautiful artwork using
repetitive patterns and colors. Zentangle is presented to you
by Cindy Bishop, a certified Zentangle teacher! Course fee
includes a $15 materials fee.
Cindy Bishop, Instructor
70610 Mon. - Fri.,
9 a.m. - Noon,
July 14 - 18
General Information
The Office of Community and Professional Education
629-7339
Summer Academy - Kerry Cutler, Coordinator
Day Care Center
629-4930
Theater Camp/Circus Theatricks
Siek Campus Center Maureen Stapleton Theatre
629-7730
Athletic Camps - Sharon Brodie, Director
McDonough Sports Complex
Camp numbers only in service while camp is in session.
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629-7339
Registration Information and Form
THE OFFICE OF COMMUNITY AND PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION IS LOCATED IN THE
GUENTHER ENROLLMENT SERVICES CENTER ON THE SECOND FLOOR IN ROOM 252.
Office Hours:
Regular office hours are 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday - Friday.The college has summer hours and
our office will close at 4 p.m. from June 2 through Aug. 8.
Registration is easy and ongoing.
MANY OF OUR PROGRAMS FILL QUICKLY, SO REGISTER EARLY!
5 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER!
ONLINE
Our new online registration system is
available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Go to https://www.hvcc.edu/kidscamps
*Please check course descriptions and make
note of age/grade requirements for camps.
NOTE: You can register online until
midnight the day (1 day) before a course
begins. Please register by phone, fax or
in-person if you are registering on the
day the course is scheduled to begin.
Online registration is not available for
students using purchase orders, tuition
waivers or learning certificates.
BY PHONE
Please call (518) 629-7339 for easy
enrollment with your credit card.
BY FAX
Complete the registration form
and fax to (518) 629-8103. Be sure
to include credit card information.
BY MAIL
Print and complete the registration
form. Be sure to include credit card
information or include a check or
money order and mail to:
HVCC
Community and
Professional Education
80 Vandenburgh Avenue
Troy, NY 12180
IN-PERSON
Come to the Office of Community and
Professional Education, located in the
Guenther Enrollment Services Center,
Room 252.
Registr
ation
begins
March 2
5
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PAYMENT IS REQUIRED IN FULL
AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION.
Refunds
A 100 percent refund will be given if a written request is received
by the Office of Community and Professional Education prior to
the start of the camp for which your child is enrolled. After the
first class meeting, a 25 percent refund will be given once a written
request is received.
Computer Accounts
Attention, parents! When we register your child for Kids on Campus
programs a student record is created for them at Hudson Valley
Community College. If a new student, after registration your child will
receive two envelopes from the college. One will contain a username
and the second a password. This username and password will allow a
student to access the Hudson Valley Community College email and Flexible Registration system for online registration. If your child is returning
and you no longer have their username and password please call our
office. We can reset the password and send both in the mail. Please
keep these in a safe place. Students who enroll in a computer class this
summer at camp will need these to log in to the computer each day. If
you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us.
Scholarships
A limited number of scholarships are available for those who qualify.
Scholarships are based on financial need. Funds are made possible by
the Hudson Valley Community College Foundation.
Immunization Records
Immunizations are required for participation in Kids on Campus
programs. Records for children who have previously participated
may be on file. If immunizations are needed you will be notified
with your confirmation.
Program Age Guidelines
For your child’s safety and optimal learning experience, please
honor the age requirements listed for each program.
Medication Policy
Children may receive medication during camp if the following
procedures are followed:
• A licensed health care provider must order all medications,
in writing (ex: physician, dentist). The written order will
include child’s name, dosage and time to be administered,
termination date, and the side effects.
• All medications must be in a pharmacy labeled bottle or
original manufacturer’s container.
• No medication is to be transported to or from camp by
the student. A parent/guardian or their adult designee
must bring medication to the nurse, trainer or camp staff.
• The parent or guardian must provide consent in writing for
the camp to carry out the physician’s order.
Special Accommodations
Hudson Valley Community College is committed to providing an
accessible education and supportive learning environment for all
students. To help us meet this goal, all students with disabilities who
require special accommodations must notify the Office of Community
and Professional Education in writing, two weeks before their first
camp begins, so that accommodations can be arranged. All information
will be kept confidential.
Kids on Campus Registration Form 2014
PLEASE COMPLETE
ALL INFORMATION
Student’s Name _______________________________________________________________________________ Age ____________
Middle
First
Last
Student’s Social Security Number __________________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth __________________________________ Sex (M/F) ________________ Grade Entering (Sept. 2014) _________________
Address _____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Street
City
State
Zip
Home Phone _________________________________________________________________________________________________
Mother’s (or Guardian) Name ____________________________________________________________________________________
Work Phone ________________________________________ Cell Phone _________________________________________
Father’s (or Guardian) Name ____________________________________________________________________________________
Work Phone ________________________________________ Cell Phone _________________________________________
Parent e-mail address __________________________________ Can we contact you with information about summer camp? ❒ Yes ❒ No
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Please register my child for the following course(s):
CRN ________________ Title _________________________________ Dates/Time ____________________ Tuition ______________
CRN ________________ Title _________________________________ Dates/Time ____________________ Tuition ______________
CRN ________________ Title _________________________________ Dates/Time ____________________ Tuition ______________
CRN ________________ Title _________________________________ Dates/Time ____________________ Tuition ______________
CRN ________________ Title _________________________________ Dates/Time ____________________ Tuition ______________
*The CRN is a five-digit course reference number listed in the course description.
If your child is enrolling in an Athletic Camp or a Summer Academy class (pages 9-20) and you are interested in supervised lunch or extended
care please check below. (Students provide their own lunch.)
[ ] Summer Academy Lunch - $10 per week [ ] Summer Academy Extended Care - $25 per week
Total ______
[ ] Athletic Camp Lunch - $10 per week [ ] Athletics A.M. Care - $10 per week [ ] Athletics P.M. Care - $10 per week Total ______
*Extended Care not available for golf camp as it meets offsite several days.
ALL TUITION AND FEES ARE PAYABLE IN FULL AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION.
Method of Payment: ( ) Check enclosed ( ) MasterCard ( ) Visa
Account # ____________________________________________ Security Code (3 digit) __________Expiration Date _______________
Cardholder’s Name ________________________________________ Cardholder’s Signature __________________________________
Please mail completed registration to:
Hudson Valley Community College
Office of Community and Professional Education
80 Vandenburgh Ave.
Troy, NY 12180
Phone (518) 629-7339 / Fax (518) 629-8103
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NEED ANOTHER FORM? Download one from our Web site www.hvcc.edu/kidscamps
Medical History and Consent Form - page 1
Student Name _______________________________________________ DOB ______________ Sex (M/F) ________ Age ________
School _______________________________________________________
Home Phone ________________________________
Father’s (or Guardian) Name: ______________________________________
Work phone ________________________________
Cell phone _________________________________
Mother’s (or Guardian) Name: _____________________________________
Work phone ________________________________
Cell phone _________________________________
Doctor’s Name _________________________________________________
Phone Number ______________________________
If Parent/Guardian not available in an emergency, please notify:
Emergency Contact _________________________________________________________________________________________
Relationship to child ________________________________________________________________________________________
Daytime phone number ______________________________________________________________________________________
Health History
Operations or Serious Injuries (include dates) ________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Chronic or Recurring Illnesses ____________________________________________________________________________________
Allergies ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Allergies to Medications or Insect Stings ___________________________________________________________________________
Medications (name and dosage) _________________________________________________________________________________
Activity Restrictions ___________________________________________________________________________________________
Consent of Parent/Guardian for Emergency Treatment
I, _________________________________ pursuant to the authority vested to me as parent/guardian of _________________________
(student’s name)
(parent/guardian)
do hereby authorize the staff of Hudson Valley Community College, to exercise for me and on my behalf all my rights and duties with reference
to medicines and hospitalization, including care and treatment by any means deemed necessary for the emergency of my son/daughter. I verify
that to the best of my knowledge my child is physically able to participate in the activities of the program.
Signed ________________________________________________________________________Date_________________________
(parent/guardian signature)
Medical History and Consent Form - page 2
Student’s Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Computer Utilization
Some programs require computer use. If applicable, my child has permission to use computer and access the Internet in a supervised
environment. (Please read the college’s computer use policy online at https://www.hvcc.edu/catalog/policies/computeruse).
___ Yes
___ No
Media Release
My child has permission to be photographed, interviewed or videotaped while attending Kids on Campus programs for possible use
in college publications, advertisements and promotions.
___ Yes
___ No
Pick up Permission
The following individuals have my permission to pick up my child from camp (this is in addition to parents/legal guardians).
Person (first and last name)
Relation
Phone #
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Signature of Parent/Guardian: ______________________________________________________________ Date: _____________________
Theater Camp
and Circus
Theatiricks
Athletic
Camps
Summer
Academy
Campus
Map
Non-Profit
U.S. Postage
PAID
Permit # 878
Albany, NY
Office of Community and Professional Education
Guenther Enrollment Services Center, 2nd Floor, Room 252
80 Vandenburgh Avenue, Troy, New York 12180
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Camps and Campers Wanted!
Summer Camp Fair
2014
Come find the right camp for your kids this summer at the …
Hudson Valley Community College
McDonough Field House
Saturday, March 29, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• Free Admission
• Dozens of Capital Region camps on display
• Bouncy house and fun indoor activities
communityed@hvcc.edu
•
Summer Camp
and Youth Activity
programs are
still welcome to
participate at
this year’s fair.
Call us at
629-7339 to
arrange a booth.
www.hvcc.edu/kidscamps