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Camp Sustain.Ability Project Pipeline Summer Architecture + Design Program THE PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF MINORITY ARCHITECTS 2017 CAMP SUSTAIN.ABILITY PROJECT PIPELINE SUMMER ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN PROGRAM wh0 for KIDS Ages 11 -17 IN Grades 6th -11th where TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Tyler School of Art | Architecture 2000 N. 13th St | Phila, PA 19122 when (5)Saturdays 9am-3pm JULY 8, 15, 22, 29 AUGUST cost $100 Registration fee Includes all supplies + snacks deadline REGISTER NOW! SPACE LIMITED! ALL Applications Due: JU NE 30th APPLY NOW! is a summer camp program created by contact The National Organization of Minority Architects to educate minority youth email us: [email protected] about the process and impact of architecture in our communities. With camps held by chapters across the country, Project Pipeline provides kids a unique op- for info + application portunity for exposure to the fun and exciting world of architecture + design. CAMP Sustain.Ability is PhilaNOMA’s Project Pipeline program for middle school students focusing on sustainable architecture + design.Our work- shops are administered by architecture professionals and college students who volunteer their time in order to teach, mentor and inspire our camp participants. During camp,your student will learn about the architectural process,design their SPONSORS: own studio project, build models, take educational trips, and make new friends! Tyler School of Art © TEMPLE UNIVERSITY explore architecture ... draw ... make things ... build models ... have fun! CAMP SUSTAIN.ABILITY 2017 PROJECT PIPELINE SUMMER ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN CAMP Temple University | (5) Saturdays- July 8thth, 15th, 22nd, 29th & August 5th Application Instructions 1. Complete all parts of this application. 2. TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF. Students should attach an essay no longer than one page or hand drawn/computer drafted image describing your career interests and why you would like to attend CAMP Sustain.Ability. 3. Send a $100 check or money order payable to PhilaNOMA w/ essay and application by June 30th 2017 to: PhilaNOMA CAMP SUSTAIN.ABILITY c/o Monique McCray PO Box 15097 Philadelphia, PA 19130-5097 STUDENT INFORMATION Check One (student) □Male □ Female Student Name______________________________________________________________________________________________ Home Address _____________________________________________________________________________________________ City ___________________________________ State ______________________ Zip Code _______________________________ Student’s Email _______________________________________ Student’s Cell Phone ____________________________________ Student’s Home Phone _____________________________________________Age _______ Grade (September 2017)__________ School Name______________________________________________________________________________________________ School Address ___________________________________ State ______________________ Zip Code _____________________ School Type: □ Public □ Private □ Charter □ Parochial/Religious □ Home School C.A.M.P. Sustain.Ability’s mission is to introduce students from diverse communities to the architecture and design profession. We welcome ALL students to this program. Please check all of the following which describe the student. □ African American □ Asian/ Pacific Islander □ Hispanic/Latino American □ Native American □ Pacific/Islander □ Caucasian Has the student attended/applied to this camp before? (Check One) □ YES □ NO If yes, what year(s)? _______________________ How did you hear about this program? __________________________________________________________________________ T-Shirt Size (Circle One): S M L XL XXL PARENT/GUARDIAN INFORMATION Parent’s Name_____________________________________________________________________________________________ Home Address _____________________________________________________________________________________________ City ___________________________________ State ______________________ Zip Code _______________________________ Parent’s Email _______________________________________ Parent’s Cell Phone ______________________________________ Parent’s Home Phone ___________________________Relationship to Student __________________________________________ EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION (Only fill out the section below if different individual from above.) Name________________________________________________________ Phone ____________________________________ Relationship to Student ________________________________________________ IMPORTANT! Please list any special medical/physical needs, dietary requirements, or allergies below: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Parental Consent and Certification (please read and sign): In accordance with the rules of the PhilaNOMA CAMP Sustain.Ability program, I hereby give my consent for my student to participate in the CAMP workshop events and activities. I hereby grant PhilaNOMA the right to create and distribute photographs, video and otherdocumentationof my child and/or their artwork. I authorize PhilaNOMA to use this documentation in future promotions of the annual CAMP program and the PhilaNOMA organization for the purposes of advertising, fundraising or general publications. I understand that my students’ personal information will never be disclosed in such publications. I also acknowledge the intent of the posting of images enables parents and those in the PhilaNOMA design community to see the workshop and projects that were created by the students, which will also document the experience for the attendees and for future campers. I, as parent or guardian of the above named student, assume the risk, indemnify, and release PhilaNOMA, NOMA (national), Temple University Tyler School of Art, its officers, directors, agents and employees from any and all liability for personal injury and property damage arising out of participation in the camp, or from posting images on the PhilaNOMA or NOMA (national) websites. I have read and understand the rules of conduct online with my student and he/she agrees to uphold them to maintain a safe and enjoyable camp experience for everyone. As guardian, I certify all of the information provided in this application is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. Parent/Guardian Signature ___________________________________________________________________________________ Date _______________________________ Contact Us with any questions! Email: [email protected] CAMP SUSTAIN.ABILITY 2017 PROJECT PIPELINE SUMMER ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN CAMP Temple University | (5) Saturdays- July 8thth, 15th, 22nd, 29th & August 5th Scholarship Application PhilaNOMA is proud to offer a limited number of scholarships to students interested in participating in CAMP Sustain.Ability. We strive to keep the cost of our camp affordable while maintaining a high level of instruction and providing a positive summer experience, although we recognize that our registration fee may still be a barrier for some prospective students. Temple University | Tyler School of Art NEW Architecture Building 2000 N. 13th Street Philadelphia, PA 19122 DIRECTIONS From the Pennsylvania Turnpike: Take Exit 326 (Philadelphia/Valley Forge). Follow I-76 East (Schuylkill Expy.) approx. 18 miles to Exit 344 (Central Philadelphia/I-676). Note: Exit is on left. Follow I-676 approximately 1 mile to Central Phila./Broad Street exit. Take Broad Street exit (stay to left). In one block turn left on Broad Street. Follow Broad Street to Montgomery Ave (approx. 2 miles). Turn right onto Montgomery Ave. Make left on13th Street. The Architecture Building is located at the Northeast corner of 13th and Norris Streets. From the Northeast Extension Pennsylvania Turnpike: Take Exit 20 to I-476 South to I-76. Exit at I-76 East (approx. 5 miles). Take I-76 East Directions Directions approx. 15 miles to Exit 344 (Central Philadelphia/I-676). Note: Exit is on left. Follow directions from I-676 above. From I-95 North: Take Exit 22 (Central Philadelphia/I-676). Follow Central Philadelphia signs to Broad Street exit. At next intersection (Vine Street) turn left. In one block, turn left onto Broad Street. Follow Broad Street to Montgomery Ave (approx. 2 miles). See above directions from Montgomery Ave. From I-95 South: Take Exit 22 (Central Philadelphia/I-676). Note: left lane exit. I-676 West to Broad Street exit. See above directions from Broad Street exit. From the New Jersey Turnpike: Take Exit 4 to route 73 North. Approx. 1 mile to Route 38 West. Follow for 5 1/2 miles to Benjamin Franklin Bridge. Take I-676 West to Broad Street exit. Follow above directions from Broad Street exit. Via Rail From 30th Street Station, board any number of SEPTA Regional Rail trains north to the Temple University Station. The Architecture Building can be found by walking four blocks, first west from the Temple University Station along Berks Street, then turning north at 13th Street. Via Public Transit Take SEPTA’s Broad Street Line (BSL) North to the Cecil B. Moore Station (Temple University.) From Cecil B. Moore walk north on Broad Street three blocks, then turn east onto Norris Street. The Architecture Building is located at the Northeast corner of 13th and Norris Streets. CAMP sustain.ability 2017 Main Campus TEMPLE UNIVERSITY ARCHITECTURE BUILDING (CAMP Sustain.Ability) Buildings and Departments SUSQUEHANNA AVENUE 1. Alter Hall (The Fox School of Business) 2. Anderson Hall (AB, AC, AL) 3. Annenberg Hall (AH) 66 31 16 4. Architecture (under construction) 13th STREET 12th
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