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JUNIOR ACADEMY 2019 June 24–July 19

PARENT AND STUDENTHANDBOOK

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Our Mission...... 4 Meet Your Team...... 5 Workshop Dates & Times...... 8 Pricing Structure...... 8 Early Drop-Off and Late Pickup...... 9 Directions...... 9 Parking...... 9 Absences...... 9 Drop-Off...... 9 Pickup...... 9 Lunch...... 11 Swag...... 11 Dress Code ...... 11 Early Registration Days...... 11 Accidents & Emergencies...... 11 Culture...... 12 Code of Conduct...... 12 Harassment Policy...... 12 Required Forms...... 14

2 | Sally Ride Science JUNIOR ACADEMY 2019 PARENT AND STUDENT HANDBOOK PARENT AND STUDENT HANDBOOK Sally Ride Science JUNIOR ACADEMY 2019 | 3 @ UC SAN DIEGO OUR CULTURE REQUIRED FORMS OUR MISSION FUN FACT Sally became the first American woman and also the youngest American in space on June 18, 1983.

The Sally Ride Science Junior Academy offers fascinating and fun learning experiences in science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) designed for students entering grades 4 through 12 during the 2019-2020 school year. During these classes and workshops, students assume the roles of space explorer, ocean engineer or computer scientist as they immerse themselves in hands-on projects.

Top-notch STEAM instructors lead these classes and workshops, serving as both teachers and role models. The classes and workshops also incorporate real-life stories of vibrant women conducting research in each field. Their examples inspire students and help make STEAM careers more accessible.

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Tam O’Shaughnessy, Ph.D., Executive Director Tam is cofounder and executive director of Sally Ride Science at UC San Diego. She grew up in California and played professional tennis from 1971 to 1974. She earned B.S. and M.S. degrees in biology from Georgia State University. After receiving her Ph.D. in school psychology from UC Riverside, she became a professor in that field at San Diego State University. Tam was the life partner of Sally Ride, America’s first woman in space. In 2001 Sally and Tam joined with three friends Maysoon Dong, Program Manager to found Sally Ride Science. Tam served as the company’s chief creative officer and later as chief Maysoon is a program manager for UC San Diego Extension’s Pre-College and Career Preparation operating officer, chair of the Board of Directors, and chief executive officer. Tam has written 14 Programs. She has worked for UC San Diego in a variety of different capacities for over 7 years. children’s books, including six with Sally. Prior to working with UC San Diego Extension, she was the assistant director of the California State Summer School for Mathematics and Science (COSMOS) program at the Jacobs School Edward Abeyta, Ph.D., Director of Pre-College Programs & Associate Dean, UC San Diego Extension of Engineering. She also worked in the Division of Biological Sciences as a program coordinator, developing and maintaining continuing education programs for professionals in the field of Dr. Edward Abeyta was recently appointed as the associate dean for Community Engagement and biotechnology. Maysoon received her B.A. in mathematics and economics from UC San Diego director, Pre-Collegiate and Career Preparations Programs at UC San Diego (UCSD) Extension. Prior and received her M.S. in economics from Boston University to joining UCSD Extension in 1995, Edward began his service at UC San Diego as a counselor for the Early Academic Outreach Program serving underrepresented students in San Diego high schools and later assumed the role of registrar and director of Academic Services at UC San Diego Extension. Dan Velazquez, Program Representative Edward has a B.A. from the University of New Mexico, M.A. from the University of San Diego and Dan joined the UC San Diego Pre-College and Career Preparation Programs office in January 2014. his Ph.D. in Post Secondary Adult Education from Capella University. Edward has been recognized Dan graduated from UC San Diego with a B.A. in psychology, and has aspirations of pursuing a master’s from UCSD and the UC Office of the President for his involvement in staff diversity and development degree in postsecondary educational leadership. Dan served as a resident assistant for the Academic initiatives. In 2008 Edward was selected to a two-year term as the Staff Advisor to The Regents. He Connections Program in 2011. Prior to joining UC San Diego Extension, he worked in the Dean of Student currently serves on the UC Diversity Commission, Post-retirement Task Force, and The Regents UC Affairs Office at Revelle College as a program assistant, and Sixth College Residential Life Office as Commission on the Future. the Interim Housing Coordinator. As the program representative, Dan is responsible for coordinating the UC San Diego LAUNCH undergraduate program, Academic Connections Research Scholars and Studies, Test Prep courses (ACT, SAT, GRE, GMAT, LSAT and MCAT) and Transfer credit courses. Megan Lancaster, Program Manager Megan is a program manager for UC San Diego Extension’s Pre-College and Career Preparation Programs, where she focuses on planning, implementing and evaluating academic and enrichment Margaret King, Writer/Editor programs to meet the individual needs of students in preparation of collegiate and professional Margaret was senior science editor and writer at Sally Ride Science from 2009 to 2015, when pursuits. Prior to working with UC San Diego Extension, Megan served as the program supervisor for Sally Ride Science became part of UC San Diego. Margaret helped create books and teacher the Viejas Tribal Education Center and also taught grades K-12 in the local public and private school guides that presented science concepts and profiled notable scientists with the goal of districts. Megan received a B.A. in social science from San Diego State University and a Single- awakening students’ interest in science careers. Before joining Sally Ride Science, she worked Subject Teaching Credential in social science, Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential and at The San Diego Union-Tribune in a variety of editing positions, including as politics editor and M.A. in education from Azusa Pacific University. editor of the “Quest” science section. She received her bachelor’s degree from UC Berkeley with a double major in English and history and her master’s degree in journalism from Columbia University.

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From the South From the Nouth WORKSHOP DATES AND TIMES • Take I-5 North • Take I-5 South • Exit Grand/Garnet Avenue (Exit • Exit Balboa Ave/Garnet Ave (Exit 23) SESSION 9 AM–12 12:30–3:30 PM 23A) • Continue straight on Mission Bay Drive • Merge onto Mission Bay Drive Four-week course: June 24–July 19 • Sharp right onto Grand Avenue • Turn slightly left onto Grand Ave • Left onto Lee Street Two-week course: July 8–19 • Left onto Lee Street • Destination will be on the left One-week course: June 24–28 • Destination will be on the left One-week course: July 1–3 PARKING One-week course: July 8–12 There is no curbside drop-off or pickup. Parents or other approved adults must park to sign students out at the end of each One-week course: July 22–26 day, unless students are granted self check-out as indicated by the parent on the authorization form. Please allow ample time for parking so your student can get to the academy on time. Free parking is available in student parking lot. Please follow all EARLY DROP-OFF AND LATE PICK-UP designated parking rules, as violators may be towed. ABSENCES SESSION 8–9 AM 3:30–5:00 PM If your student is not going to attend their scheduled workshop for the day, please report this absence by calling the SRS Junior Four-week courses: June 24–July 19 $180 $270 Academy office at 858-822-8194 or emailing [email protected]. If a student is absent on the first day and this absence is not Two-week course: July 8–19 $100 $150 reported to SRS, they will be dropped from their workshop(s) and no refund will be provided. You may call the office at any time One-week course: June 24–28 $50 $75 during academy hours (8am-5pm) in case of emergency or other concerns. One-week course: July 1–3 $30 $45 DROP-OFF One-week course: July 8–12 $50 $75 If you and your student did not attend one of the pre-registration days, on the first day of your student’s workshop, you and One-week course: July 15–19 $50 $75 your student must sign in at the front desk located at the Mission Bay High School Library. If you and your student did attend one of the pre-registration days, your student can go straight to class. If a student is driving themselves, they are not permitted to leave campus during the duration of class or lunch. Please note that your student will not be supervised prior to the start of WORKSHOP AND MULTI-WEEK COURSE PRICING their workshop unless they are signed up for early drop-off. Four-week courses Two-week course One-week workshop PICKUP $920 $460 $200 All sign-outs will be in the front office (located at the Mission Bay High School Library). Please be on time for pickup unless you have registered your student for late pick-up. Please note that your student will not be supervised past the time of their The one-week workshop during workshop if they are not registered for late pick-up. Students who are participating in late pick-up must be picked up by 4th of July week is only $120. Note: The SAT option is $400. 5pm. You must sign your student out each day, unless you consent to your student checking themselves out as noted on the authorization form. If your student has consent to sign themselves out each day, they must report to the front office to sign out before leaving. One instance of excessively late pick-up (more than 10 minutes) will be permitted. Additional late pick-ups may result in your student being dropped from the program. Please bring a photo ID with you to show the office staff when checking your student out.

8 | Sally Ride Science JUNIOR ACADEMY 2019 PARENT AND STUDENT HANDBOOK PARENT AND STUDENT HANDBOOK Sally Ride Science JUNIOR ACADEMY 2019 | 9 @ UC SAN DIEGO LUNCH DRESS CODE Students participating in both morning and Students are expected to exercise sound afternoon sessions should bring a non- judgment, safety, good taste and modesty OUR CULTURE REQUIREDperishable lunch and beverageFORMS each day. There regarding their dress and grooming. THE BASICS will be a 30-minute supervised lunch break from • Stomach must be covered and shirts 12-12:30pm for students participating in both must touch the tops of pants AM and PM workshops. Please do not send • Undergarments may not be exposed food or drinks in glass containers. Lunches will • No strapless shirts, completely bare not be refrigerated; therefore, we ask that you shoulders or sheer clothing send lunches that do not contain mayonnaise or • No sagging pants other food items that will spoil if not kept cold. • Bottom of a student’s shorts/skirt must reach or extend beyond the fingertips Freezing lunches and juice the day before and/ when the student’s arms are at their side or inserting a cold pack in the lunch container • Wallet chains are not permitted will help preserve the food. Please mark all • Footwear (sandals or shoes) must be lunches (and all containers inside lunches) with worn at all times the student’s first and last name and the date. • Sleepwear, blankets and pajamas are not Please also add your student’s name to their permitted water bottles. There will be drinking fountains • Hats and hoods are not permitted to be and a location where students can refill their worn indoors water bottles as needed throughout the day’s activities. ACCIDENTS AND EMERGENCIES All precautions will be taken to prevent serious JUNIOR ACADEMY SWAG health risks to students. In the event that Each student will receive a Sally Ride Science a minor injury occurs, the trained staff will T-shirt, Sally Ride Science drawstring backpack, administer first aid on-site and record any nametag and lanyard. Students are required to concerns. In the event of a medical emergency, wear their lanyards with nametags each day. the trained staff will call 9-1-1 and the student Students are encouraged to wear their T-shirts will be taken to the nearest hospital for any on the first day of the workshop (Monday) and necessary treatment. the last day of the workshop (Friday).

EARLY REGISTRATION DAYS Junior Academy now offers two days of early registration for participants. This will provide you and your student the opportunity to complete all requirements and pick up materials prior to the first day of classes and workshops. There are two days and times available. If you are not available to attend either day, registration is still available the first day of Junior Academy. Day: Thursday, June 20 Time: 4:30–7:30pm Location: Mission Bay High School Library

Day: Saturday, June 22 Time: 8–11am Location: Mission Bay High School Library

STUDENT SERVICES If you have questions regarding what workshop(s) you are enrolled in, or to add/drop workshops, please contact our Student Services team at [email protected] and/or (858)534-3400. Student Services can also assist you with any payment questions and the request for receipts.

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CODE OF CONDUCT Good behavior will be encouraged in a positive manner. The staff will work cooperatively with parents and guardians, keeping them informed of behavior concerns and methods used to teach and guide students toward socially acceptable behavior, which include: • Strive to do the best work possible. • Tolerate and respect individuals of different races, cultures, religions, genders, sexual orientations, disabilities and national origins. • Behave in a friendly, cooperative and responsible manner toward all persons in the program and extended programs and in the larger local communities. If a behavior incident does occur, the following protocol will be followed: 1. A Junior Academy staff member and the student will discuss the student’s behavior and collaboratively work on a positive plan moving forward. The staff member will document the incident, conversation and forward plan. 2. A Junior Academy staff member and the student will discuss the student’s behavior and contact the parent or guardian immediately. The staff member will inform the parent of the prior occurrence and if there is a third incident, the student will be removed from Junior Academy and a refund will not be provided. 3. A Junior Academy staff member and the student will discuss the student’s behavior and contact the parent or guardian immediately. The parent will be notified they need to pick up their student immediately and that the student will be taken off the workshop schedule without a refund.

HARASSMENT POLICY Sally Ride Science is committed to having a positive learning environment. Furthermore, all students and staff of the Sally Ride Science Junior Academy program have the right to an environment free of harassment or violence of any type. Because of this, the following will not be tolerated: • Sexual harassment includes, but is not limited to, unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, or other verbal, visual, written or physical conduct of a sexual nature, which create an intimidating, hostile or offensive educational/social environment for students, faculty or staff. Sexual harassment is demeaning and degrading. It affects an individual’s self-esteem and can have a negative impact on performance. It can make an individual feel angry, powerless and fearful. Considering this, a victim should share their feelings/concern with a Sally Ride Science instructor or staff member immediately. • Bullying harassment includes, but is not limited to, any kind of comment, threat or action that creates an intimidating or hostile atmosphere. Every student has the right to pursue an education without being concerned about physical, verbal or emotional abuse. • Physical harassment includes, but is not limited to, any kind of physical violence, intimidation, threat or harassment directed toward any Sally Ride Science participant, instructor, staff member or any other individual. Any allegation of harassment at UC San Diego or at any Sally Ride Science related activity during the program will be investigated, and disciplinary action will be taken if allegations prove to be factual.

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In order for your student to be eligible to participate in their chosen workshop(s), you are required to complete the digital authorization form in advance of the first day of their workshop. Failure to do so will result in your student being dropped from their workshop(s). The authorization form will be sent to you via email once your student is registered for their workshop. Relationship to Student Home Phone Work Phone Mobile Phone Please follow the link and complete the form within 48-hours. Failure to do so may result in your student being dropped from the program with no refund.

• Part I: Student Information and Liability Waiver (Optional) Secondary Contact Full Name • Part II: Emergency and Medical Information

• Part III: Student Departure & Visitor Authorization Address (Street, State, Zip Code) • Part IV: Photography Release and UC San Diego Online Services: User Obligations and Responsibilities

PART 1/4- STUDENT INFORMATION AND LIABILITY WAIVER

Parent / Guardian’s Full Name

Relationship to Student Home Phone Work Phone Mobile Phone Student’s Full Name

Grade Date of Birth Current medications

WAIVER OF LIABILITY, ASSUMPTION OF RISK, AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT Medical problems we should be aware of

Waiver: In return for being permitted to participate in the 2019 Sally Ride Science Junior Academy, scheduled during June 24, 2019 to July 19, 2019, including any associated use of the premises, facilities, staff, equipment, transportation, and services of the university, I, for myself, heirs, personal representatives, and assigns, do hereby release, waive, discharge and promise not to sue The Regents of the University of California, its directors, officers, employees, and agents Food or medication allergies (“The University”), from liability from any and all claims, including the negligence of the university, resulting in personal injury (including death), accidents or illnesses, and property loss, in connection with my participation in the Activity and any use of University premises and facilities.

Assumption of Risks: Participation in The Activity carries with it certain inherent risks that cannot be eliminated regardless of the care taken to avoid injury. The specific risks vary from one activity to another, but the risks range from 1) minor injuries such as scratches, bruises, and sprains, to 2) major injuries such as eye Special dietary restrictions injury, joint or bone injuries, heart attacks, and concussions, to 3) catastrophic injuries such as paralysis and death.

Indemnification and Hold Harmless: I also agree to indemnify and hold The University harmless from any and all claims, actions, suits, procedures, costs, expenses, damages, and liabilities, including attorney’s fees, arising out of my involvement in The Activity, and to reimburse it for any such expenses incurred. MEDICAL RELEASE

Severability: I further agree that this Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity Agreement is intended to be as broad and inclusive as permitted by The undersigned parent/guardian of the student(s) named herein agrees that in the event of emergency illness or any accident, permission is hereby granted for law and that if any portion is held invalid the remaining portions will continue to have full legal force and effect. the treatment by any physician or hospital to which the student is referred for diagnosis and/or treatment. Parents or guardians agree to make direct payment to Sally Ride Science as a reimbursement for any services rendered at the UCSD Student Health Center. The UCSD Student Health Center and Sally Ride Science Governing Law and Jurisdiction: This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of California, and any disputes arising out of or in connection with are not responsible for submitting insurance claim forms. this Agreement shall be under the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the State of California. I hereby certify that I am the parent or legal guardian of the student(s) named above, and have read, acknowledge and fully understand this waiver and its Acknowledgment of Understanding: I have read this Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and indemnity agreement, fully understand its terms, and terms. I further understand that I am signing this agreement freely and voluntarily, and intend by my signature to completely and unconditionally release from understand that I am giving up substantial rights, including my right to sue. I confirm that I am signing the agreement freely and voluntarily, and intend my all liability to the greatest extent allowed by law the UC Regents, UC San Diego, Sally Ride Science and its agents. I give my consent without reservation to the signature to be a complete and unconditional release of all liability to the greatest extent allowed by law. foregoing on behalf of him or her.

14 | Sally Ride Science JUNIOR ACADEMY 2019 PARENT AND STUDENT HANDBOOK PARENT AND STUDENT HANDBOOK Sally Ride Science JUNIOR ACADEMY 2019 | 15 PART 3/45 -STUDENT DEPARTURE & VISITOR AUTHORIZATION PART 4/4 -PHOTOGRAPHY RELEASE & 2019 UC SAN DIEGO ONLINE SERVICES: USER OBLIGATIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES How many approved visitors do you need?

0 1 2 2019 UC SAN DIEGO ONLINE SERVICES: USER OBLIGATIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Visitor’s Full Name Visitor’s Full Name CHECK-OUT Sally Ride Science students are authorized to use the University’s Internet/Online services in accordance with the OURStudents must be signed CULTURE out by a parent/guardian with a valid photo ID at the end of each day. Sign-outs will be in the front following obligations and responsibilities: office located at the Mission Bay High School Library. High school students have the option of self-checkout at the end of each day with parent/guardian permission. In this case, students will report to the front office at the end of each day and 1. Users are responsible for proper use of online accounts at all times. Users shall keep private personal account numbers, home addresses, and telephone numbers. They shall use the system responsibly. sign themselves out. 2. The Internet shall be used for educational purposes only. Commercial, political and/or personal use is strictly prohibited. The University Yes, I give my student permission to check themselves out at the end of each day’s workshop. reserves the right to monitor online communication for improper use.

No, I do NOT give my student permission to check themselves out at the end of each day’s workshop, 3. Users shall not use the system to encourage the use of drugs, alcohol, or tobacco, nor shall they promote unethical practices or any activity forbidden by law or University policy.

4. Users shall not transmit or access material that is threatening, obscene, disruptive, or sexually explicit, nor material that could be construed as harassment or disparagement of others based on race, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age disability, religion or political belief. PART 4/4 -PHOTOGRAPHY RELEASE & 2019 UC SAN DIEGO ONLINE SERVICES: USER OBLIGATIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES 5. Materials obtained or copied on the Internet may be subject to copyright laws, which govern the making of reproductions of copyrighted works. A work protected by copyright may not be copied without permission of the copyright owner unless the proposed use falls within the definition of “fair use.” Violation of copyright laws may subject the user to an action for damages and/or injunction. PHOTOGRAPHY RELEASE 6. Users shall not read others’ mail or files, they shall not attempt to interfere with other users’ ability to send or review electronic mail, nor shall they attempt to delete, copy, modify, or forge other users’ mail. During the program, pictures may be taken of students in the midst of their learning and social activities. These pictures may be used in future brochures and public information pieces on Sally Ride Science. There may also be a 7. Users are expected to keep messages brief and use appropriate language. local television news crew filming for a special report. 8. Users shall report any security problems or misuse of the network to any Sally Ride Science Staff.

UC San Diego Standard Model Release Form: The undersigned enters into this Agreement with UCSD Extension 9. The Internet contains material that may be considered harmful. The University will not knowingly allow the use of the Internet for access of Programs (herein called “Photographer/Film Crew”). I have been informed and understand that Photographer/Film harmful matter. Because the University is a public place shared by students and staff of all ages, staff reserves the right to end the Internet Crew is producing marketing materials for the Sally Ride Science program and that my name, likeness, image, voice, sessions when such material is displayed. The University maintains all Internet stations. appearance and/or performance is being recorded and made a part of those materials (“Product”). I have read this contract and understand that Internet privileges are intended for education purposes. I understand 1. I grant Photographer/Film Crew and its designees the right to use my name, likeness, image voice, appearance, as embodied in the Product whether recorded on or transferred to videotape, film, slides, photographs, audio tapes, the internet or other media, now known or later that it is impossible for the Regents of the University of California, any of their respective employees, agents and/ developed. This grant includes without limitation the right to edit, mix or duplicate and to use or reuse the Product in whole or part as or representatives to restrict access to all controversial materials, and I will not hold the University responsible for Photographer/Film Crew may elect. Photographer/Film Crew or its designee shall have complete ownership of the Product in which I appear, material acquired on the network. I agree that my son/daughter’s inappropriate use of the University’s technology including copyright interests, and I acknowledge that I have no interest or ownership in the Product or copyright. may result indisciplinary action, the loss of technology privileges, dismissal from the program, and/or appropriate 2. I also grant Photographer/Film Crew and its designees the right to exhibit, market, and otherwise distribute the product, either in whole legal action. I hereby give my permission for my student to access information utilizing the University network and or in parts, and either alone or with other products, for commercial or non-commercial printing and advertising or any other purpose that Photographer/Film Crew or its designees in their sole discretion may determine. This grant includes the right to use the Product for Internet gateway. I hereby certify that I am the parent or legal guardian of the student named above, and have read, promoting or publicizing any of the uses. acknowledge and fully understand this waiver and its terms. I further understand that I am signing this agreement 3. I confirm that I have the right to enter into this Agreement, that I am not restricted by any commitments to other parties, and that freely and voluntarily, and intend by my signature to completely and unconditionally release from all liability to the Photographer/Film Crew has no financial commitment or obligations to me as a result of this agreement. I hereby give all clearances, greatest extent allowed by law the UC Regents, UC San Diego, Sally Ride Science and its agents. I give my consent copyright and otherwise, for use of my name, likeness, image, appearance, and performance embodied in the Product. I expressly release without reservation to the foregoing on behalf of him or her. and indemnify Photographer/FilmCrew and its officers, employees, agents, and designees from any and all claims known and unknown arising out of or in any way connected with the above-granted uses and representations. The rights granted Photographer/FilmCrew herein are perpetual and worldwide. 4. In consideration of all the above, I hereby acknowledge I am receiving no monetary compensation for this release, and am signing below with full understanding and free will. I have read the foregoing and understand its terms and stipulations and agree to all of them. I hereby certify PARENT GUARDIAN’ S FULL NAME (Print Name) that I am the parent or legal guardian of the student named above, and have read, acknowledge and fully understand this waiver and its terms. SIGNATURE I further understand that I am signing this agreement freely and voluntarily, and intend by my signature to completely and unconditionally release all liability to the greatest extent allowed by law the UC Regents, UC San Diego, Sally Ride DATE Science, and its agents. I give my consent without reservation to the foregoing on behalf of him or her.

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