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Gear up for Adventure This Summer! 20202020 GearGear upup forfor adventureadventure thisthis summer!summer! www.mccc.edu/campcollege 2 Welcome to Summer Programs at MCCC More Than Just Fun! Featuring… UNIQUE PROGRAMS HOW TO USE THIS CATALOG Mercer County Community • Each program is described in its own section. College provides “one-stop” • Required forms for every program are on pages 39-53. shopping to fill all of your sum- • Campus Kids programs are listed alphabetically. mer camp needs for children, • Specialty Camp programs are listed by type, by age group, and by ages 6-16. Whether you’re date beginning on page 21. looking for a variety of sports, • A calendar of camp schedules appears on pages 4-7. intensive visual and perform- • Camper Registration Checklist on page 59. ing arts workshops, traditional camp, half and full-day arts We look forward to seeing you this summer! and science programs, or an ROSE FIORELLO opportunity for high school Director students to earn college credit Youth & Special Programs for academic study, look no fur- (609) 570-3311 ther. For additional information [email protected] for any summer youth program turn to page 54. NOTE: When registering for any of our camp programs, enclose a completed and signed copy of the Camper Code of Conduct and Medical Forms on pages 47-49, and current immunization record with your application and payment. Open House Come to our Open House on Sunday, January 26, 12-3pm in the Student Center. • Meet the camp directors. • Have your questions answered. Additional Dates • Learn about new programs. pg.59 • Tour the facilities. Note: Child's CURRENT immunization record from the doctor's office, and doctor's telephone number is required for registration. SNOW DATE: February 2 visit www.mccc.edu for weather updates 609•570 • 3311 3 CAMP COLLEGE PROGRAMS Camp Calendar Week-At-A-Glance ....................................................................................4 Campus Kids Four-Week Session I and II Registration and Payment Information .....................................8 Course Descriptions: Campers choose up to 6 courses .....................................................9 Friday Fun Days Course Descriptions (Campus Kids M-F option only) .................... 17 Specialty Camps Academic Prep (Grades 7-12) ...........................................................................................22 Counselor in Training (Ages 15-16) ....................................................................................32 Ecoventure —Full Day (Ages 11-16) ...................................................................................23 Sea Camp —Full Day (Ages 10-15) ....................................................................................23 Arts, Crafts & More (Ages 6-14) .......................................................................................24 Culinary Arts (Ages 7-13) ................................................................................................. 27 Digital Arts Camp (Ages 6-14) ..........................................................................................28 Enrichment Camp (Ages 6-16) ..........................................................................................32 Science Camp (Ages 6-14) ................................................................................................ 33 Recreational Camps Adventure Travel Camp—Full Day (Ages 11-15) ..................................................................38 Fishing Camp—Full Day (Ages 10-14) ................................................................................37 Golf Camp (Ages 7-13) .....................................................................................................37 Rock Climbing—Full Day (Ages 9-14) ................................................................................37 Before And After-Camp Before & After-Camp Care ...............................................................................................50 Other Unique Programs Sports Camps ....................................................................................................................54 Summer College for High School Students ........................................................................54 SMILE, GEAR UP, Community of Learners and Upward Bound........................................54 Kelsey Kids Workshops ......................................................................................................57 Tomato Patch Visual & Performing Arts Workshops .........................................................58 Registration Forms Campus Kids Four Week Session I & II Registration (Ages 6) ...........................................39 Campus Kids Four Week Session I & II Registration (Ages 7-9) ....................................... 41 Campus Kids Four Week Session I & II Registration (Ages 10-13) ....................................43 Specialty Programs, Friday Fun Days, & Academic Prep ....................................................45 Camper Code of Conduct Agreement ..............................................................................47 Health History & Medical Authorization ..........................................................................48 Camper Pick Up Authorization ........................................................................................49 Emergency Information Procedure & Release ...................................................................49 Before and After Care Registration & Activity Selection ...................................................50 Remind Sign Up ................................................................................................................53 Liability Release Forms Are Available On Camp College Website www.mccc.edu/campcollege 4 2020 Camp Calendar Week At-a-Glance Drop Off Locations: v PE Circle g West Student Parking Lot n FA Circle JUNE 22 n Artist's Passport 6/22-6/26 M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 24) v Camp College Campus Kids I 6/22-7/17 (Ages 6-13) Four-Week Session (pg 8) n Code Breakers 6/22-6/26 M-F (Ages 10-14) Morning (pg 28) n Code Explorers 6/22-6/26 M-F (Ages 6-9) Afternoon (pg 28) n DIY Mosaic Tabletop 6/22-6/26 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 25) n Kids in the Kitchen 6/22-6/26 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-13) Afternoon (pg 27) n Make Your First Video Game 6/22-6/26 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-14) Afternoon (pg 29) n Mini Robotics: Sphero, Ozobot & BristleBots 6/22-6/26 M-F (Ages 9-13) Afternoon (pg 35) n Pet Lover Artists! 6/22-6/26 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 25) n Squishy Circuits 6/22-6/26 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 36) n Wild World Adventures 6/22-6/26 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 26) n Chocolate Creations! 6/26 F (Ages 6-9) FUN DAY (pg 17) n Dolphin Watch Adventure 6/26 F (Ages 7-13) FUN DAY (pg 18) n Paint Your Own Pottery 6/26 F (Ages 6-9) FUN DAY (pg 18) n Slime Time 6/26 F (Ages 10-13) FUN DAY (pg 19) JUNE 29 n App Attack! 6/29-7/2* M-Th (Ages 7-10) Morning (Ages 10-14) Afternoon (pg 28) n Battle-Bots & Robotic Fun 6/29-7/2* M-Th (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 33) n Gear & Pulley Explorations 6/29-7/2* M-Th (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 34) n Inventor’s League-Protyping for the Future 6/29-7/2* M-Th (Ages 10-14) Morning; (Ages 7-10) Afternoon (pg 29) n Junior Physicians Academy 6/29-7/2*M-Th (Ages 9-13) Morning (pg 34) n Kids in the Kitchen 6/29-7/2* M-Th (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-13) Afternoon (pg 27) n Mythical Creatures Make Art! 6/29-7/2* M-Th (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 25) n Pottery, Canvas & Mosaic Creations! 6/29-7/2* M-Th (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 26) n Secret Agent Lab: Spies Like Us 6/29-7/2* M-Th (Ages 9-13) Afternoon (pg 35) n Underwater Adventures 6/29-7/2* M-Th (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 26) *COLLEGE CLOSED JULY 3. Follow us on social media: 609•570 • 3311 5 JULY 6 n Adventure Travel Camp 7/6-7/10 M-F (Ages 11-15) Full Day (pg 38) n Artist's Passport 7/6-7/10 M-F (Ages 9-14) Afternoon (pg 24) n Counselor in Training 7/6-8/14 M-F (Ages 15-16) Six Weeks Full Day (pg 32) n Drones & Flying Physics 7/6-7/10 M-F (Ages 9-13) Afternoon (pg 33) n eSports Apprentice-YouTube Streamers & Gamers 7/6-7/10 M-F (Ages 10-14) Morning; (Ages 7-10) Afternoon (pg 29) n Express Yourself-Make Art! 7/6-7/10 M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 25) n Fishing Camp 7/6-7/10 M-F (Ages 10-14) Full Day (pg 37) n Glass Fusing & Pottery Keepsakes 7/6-7/10 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 25) n Gravitrax Science 7/6-7/10 M-F (Ages 9-13) Morning (pg 34) n Hooked on Chess 7/6-7/10 M-F (Ages 7-13) Morning (pg 25) n Kids in the Kitchen 7/6-7/10 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-13) Afternoon (pg 27) n Mini Robotics: Sphero, Ozobot & BristleBots 7/6-7/10 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 35) n ROBLOX Coders & Entrepreneurs 7/6-7/10 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-14) Afternoon (pg 30) n Super Science Make & Take 7/6-7/10 M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 36) n World of Design 7/6-7/10 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 26) n Bowling Balls & Ten Pins 7/10 F (Ages 6-13) FUN DAY (pg 17) n Wizardly Art 7/10 F (Ages 6-9) FUN DAY (pg 20) n Zip Lining Aerial Adventure 7/10 F (Ages 8-13) FUN DAY (pg 20) JULY 13 n Amusement Park Physics 7/13-7/17 M-F (Ages 9-13) Afternoon (pg 33) n Art Safari 7/13-7/17 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 24) n Chemical Wizardry 7/13-7/17 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 33) n Glass Fusing & Pottery Keepsakes 7/13-7/17 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 25) n Intro to LEGO EV3 Robotics 7/13-7/17 M-F (Ages 9-13) Morning (pg 34) n Jr. Golf Camp 7/13-7/17 M-F (Ages 7-14) Morning; (Ages 9-14) Full Day (pg 37) n Kids in the Kitchen 7/13-7/17 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning;
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