Fine Arts & Enrichment, cont’d EVERYTHING!! Joseph was so excited Mixed Media Art Creations communication skills to interact with people Writing Intensive to tell me all about his day. He said it who are deaf. Spark your imagination as we embark on a This course is designed to help high school was his BEST camp EVER, and he doesn’t creative and artistic journey through a variety students learn the skills they need for Ages 9–14 want to go to any other camp! PAID of materials. Projects may include watercolor, Thursdays, July 12–August 16 successful college-level writing. We will U.S. Postage Permit No. 120 No. Permit Laurie D. (We Do Lego Robotics) Org. Non–Profit acrylic and/or silk painting, mosaic, collage, 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. approach writing as a process, focusing on NY Staten Island, felting, paper making, and tin art. This creative Tuition: $279 developing good writing habits and using journey will revolve around each young artist’s reading and writing as a means of exploration Outstanding program! My individual creative expressions combined with in argument. We will also practice analyzing daughter learned classical the elements of design and the techniques of Camp Schedule for CSI/Disney Princess/Art/Ceramics/ short texts from various genres, and we will Lego Robotics/ Lego & Imagination Flix/ Jr. Video Game theatre, and she loved it! We were so impressed with the Great Art Masters. New projects daily. Design /Photography/Virtual Reality Film Making work on synthesizing secondary materials in research. Additionally, the course will Loretta C. (ACT Classical Scene Study) the quality of the ceramics. Ages: 8–12 Program (all campers) 9 a.m.–12 p.m. culminate in an assignment sequence that Catherine G. (Awesome Ceramic Creations) August 6–10, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Lunch Provided (full day campers)12–1p.m. helps students draft a personal essay suitable Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* Art/Recreation*(full day campers)1–4:30 p.m. for their college application process. Course *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for *Activities vary depending on weeks enrolled. afternoon camp schedule. taught by Wagner English faculty member. Ages: 13–17 July 16-20, 1–4 p.m. Additional Classes for Teens IMPORTANT PROGRAM INFORMATION Expressive Kids Art See complete descriptions in this brochure Draw, paint, craft and create multi-media Tuition: $399 under “Performing Arts,” “Computers & Camp Schedules Summer 2018 | Youth Programs art projects while learning the styles ACADEMIC INSTITUTE Technology,” and “Academic Institute.” Several of our camps offer the option of either half or full day. When that option is indicated, half-day and techniques of the world’s greatest Kaplan SAT Test Prep & - ACT Summer Program–Audition Prep campers will attend their chosen camp program from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, at which time they will be artists. Students will learn to express themselves Specialized High School Princeton Review SAT/ACT Master Class dismissed to parents. Campers who choose the full-day option will remain at Wagner College until 4:30 through various art foundations with an Test Prep - ACT Advanced Classical/Musical Scene Study p.m. dismissal. Full-day camps include lunch in the cafeteria and afternoon activities that may include Admissions Test (SHSAT) Prep arts and crafts, outdoor recreational games, computer lab, talent show, and more. emphasis on interdisciplinary connections. Score high on your SAT and ACT to get into - ACT Advanced Dramatic Scene Study GROW, L EA R N For instance, students create autobiographical your dream college or university. Classes - Dance Intensive artwork with painting and writing! Bring a Catholic High School Admissions Early Bird Discount conveniently scheduled at Wagner College. - Digital Motion Graphics (After Effects) Register and pay in full by May 29, and receive a $25 discount per camper/per camp. Early bird discounts smock or old shirt and be prepared to tap your Test (TACHS) Prep To register for Kaplan, call 1-800-KAPTEST. To - Filmmaking cannot be combined with course series discounts. Only one discount per camper/per camp is permitted. Get a jumpstart this summer and begin inner creative talents! register for Princeton Review, - On Camera Acting Early bird discounts can be arranged by phone at 718-390-3221, online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning, preparing for both the SHSAT and TACHS tests & HAVE FUN Ages: 7–12 call 1-800-273-8439 - Writing Intensive or by mail-in registrations postmarked by May 29, 2018. administered this coming fall. Our program is July 23–27, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. designed to focus on reading, language arts, Payment Plans Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* mathematics, and reasoning skills. We will Summer Pre-College Program Payment plans can be arranged for campers attending multiple sessions. Please call our office at 718-390- *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for TEEN PROGRAMS review test-taking strategies, run practice tests, 3221 to schedule payments. Note that each camp must be paid in full prior to the start date, so call early afternoon camp schedule. for High School Students to establish your payment plan. and work on timing. Classes will resume on Experience Wagner College at our Summer Wagner College Wagner Learning Lifelong for Department Campus Road One 10301 York New Staten Island, Saturdays in September with a continued focus Pre-College Program for rising high school How to Register Disney Princesses–All New! on test-taking techniques and timing. Note: Teen Photography This program offers a range of opportunities juniors and seniors, and select sophomores, Registration is convenient and can be completed online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning, by mail using Young girls will love this Disney Princess Students have the option of joining summer the registration form in this brochure and mailing to the address indicated or faxing to 718-390-3118, or for teens to begin or further their knowledge and earn up to six college credits in three camp where every girl is special, unique, and only or both summer and fall. short weeks. Our residential program will by calling the Department for Lifelong Learning at 718-390-3221. You may visit us on campus at our new celebrated! Bring a treasured princess doll and of photography. Working in Wagner College’s offices located in House 5 near the Guard Booth and our guest parking lot, near the main entrance to the Summer TACHS Review give students the opportunity to experience costume and share in the joy and excitement of state-of-the-art Mac lab, you will learn College at Howard Avenue. Tuesdays, July 17–August 21 Wagner College first-hand by living on campus these timeless princesses’ stories. We will learn Photoshop with an emphasis on presentation 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and participating in college-level courses that Camp Licensing and Medical Forms the background of each princess and be guided and portfolio development. Discover Tuition: $499 will earn them valuable college credits. Learn Wagner College Camps are licensed by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s by their influence on the empowerment of alternative techniques such as fine art abstraction and painting with light. Part of about our nationally recognized Wagner Plan Bureau of Child Care (BCC), and as such follow strict guidelines set forth by the agency. Each child who young girls who are self-confident, resourceful, Fall TACHS Review attends our camps is required to submit a current Health Record form completed by a licensed physician the unique allure is taking photographs on for the Practical Liberal Arts by participating empathetic, and goal-driven. Activities will Saturdays, September 15–October 27 in “learning by doing” that reinforces course and dated within one year of the last date of the camp the child is attending. No child will be permitted include arts and crafts, journaling, teamwork, No Class 10/20 the campus’ picturesque grounds overlooking to attend camp without this current form on file at Wagner. the Verrazano. Make art and new friends while topics, and experience Manhattan venues role play, dress up and more in celebration of 12–2p.m. as part of the learning experience. Trips $339 learning to express yourself in a new and Waiver/Photo Release Form young girls becoming future successful young Tuition: may include museums, historical landmarks, ladies just like their princesses! creative way! Please bring your own digital All campers are required to have on file a signed Waiver/Photo Release Form. By attending a Wagner Summer SHSAT Review camera and flash drive daily. Broadway shows, hospitals, and more. There College camp or program, it is understood that photos and videos may be taken of all participants. Ages: 6–11 Wednesdays, July 18–August 22 are two program tracks to choose from. More Wagner College reserves the right to use these photographs/videos in any of its print or electronic July 30–August 3, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 13–17 detailed information, program brochure, and publications, web pages and/or social media outlets for promotion of its programs. Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* Tuition: $499 August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. videos are available at wagner.edu/lifelong- Cancellation *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Tuition: $329 learning/pre-college along with application Fall SHSAT Review All camps are subject to cancellation by Wagner College due to low enrollment or other unforeseen forms. All applications are due by early June. afternoon camp schedule. Saturdays, September 8–October 13 circumstances. In the event of cancellation by Wagner College, you will receive a full refund. Once a camp 9:30–11:30 a.m. has begun, no refunds will be issued. Any cancellations made by campers prior to camp start date will be

Two Exciting Program Tracks: College (Wagner us on Facebook Follow Lifelong Learning) Department for (wagnerlifelong) and Twitter American Sign Language I Tuition: $339 subject to a $50 cancellation fee per camper per camp session. PreMed & Microbiology American Sign Language (ASL) is the third most Program Changes widely used language in the United States. Course Series Discount: Register for both TACHS Business & Public Speaking July 8– 27 Camp descriptions may be subject to change to accommodate campers’ ages, New York City summer camp It is a visual-gestural-kinesthetic method of & SHSAT summer and fall sessions. permit guidelines, space requirements, weather, and other circumstances. communication used by members of the deaf Both programs $1,559. SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN, JR. Groups Community and School 8 at 10am for J une 8 at 7 p.m. June 9 at 6:30 p.m. June 10 at 2 p.m. June Hall Main College, at Wagner Theatre The $25 $18 / Door Admission: Admission: Pre-sale at online tickets Call 718-390-3221 or order wagner.edu/lifelong-learning ACT SHOW NOW PLAYING NOW SHOW ACT community. In this beginner class students Driving Directions to Campus SUMMER CAMPS 2018 available Discount Early Bird completed registrations for 29, 2018. by May will learn basic vocabulary and grammar of Exit 13 off the Staten Island Expressway. Merge onto Clove Rd. Make a right up Howard Ave. More detailed ASL and will begin to develop the necessary directions can be found at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning/directions. Welcome to Wagner College Summer Camps & Programs Dance Intensive massive open world which they will be able learn more complex animation compositions CSI (Children’s Science Register Online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning Wagner College is not your typical day camp. Our specialized summer For those with prior dance experience, this to explore and navigate, while conquering and though creative projects. Students may create Institute) FINE ARTS & intensive will focus on dance workouts and achieving various self-made tasks. They will be such visual effects as fireballs, animate water, Weeklong camps provide students with a camp experiences for children and teens ages 6 to 17 are unique. routines using costumes, props and proper tasked to explore problem-solving techniques super heroes and more! ENRICHMENT and story concepts while incorporating art and fun educational experience and take-homes Ages 4–14 Our mission is simple. We are committed to providing an enriching, techniques. Dancers get moving to the beat Ages: 12–17 Please return to: graphics as part of successful game design. for further explorations. Tuition includes all working with our choreographer to create August 6 to 10, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. diverse, and nurturing camp environment that promotes personal, Special Note: Students must bring a flash drive materials fees and take-homes. Wagner College Department for Lifelong Learning upbeat, contemporary dance moves that will Tuition: $499 PreSchool Creative Art academic, and social growth, as well as fun. Join us this summer for be showcased to family and friends on the last each day in order to save their work along with & Literacy One Campus Road, Staten Island, NY 10301 earbuds or headphones and notebook. Molecules in Motion an unparalleled camp experience! day of camp. Special Note: Jazz and tap shoes Imagination Flix How does matter move from one phase to Draw, paint, make clay sculptures and Phone: 718-390-3221 • Fax: 718-390-3118 Ages: 5–6 are required for this program. Ages: 8–11 Take characters underwater, to a volcano, or another? Students will illustrate the various multi-media art projects while learning E-mail: [email protected] August 6–10, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 9–17 August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. even to outer space! In this exciting stop- states of change by conducting energy-based the styles and techniques of the world’s Tuition per session: Half Day: $329/ July 30–August 3, 1–4:30 p.m. Tuition: Half Day: $309/Full Day: $429* motion animation camp, there are no limits to experiments to speed molecules up, or slow greatest artists. Students will learn to express Full Day: $439* Tuition: $309 *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for where campers’ imaginations can take them. In them down. themselves through various art foundations *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for afternoon camp schedule. this camp, brainstorm, create clay characters, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary Student’s Name ______afternoon camp schedule. Ages: 7–13 choose the backgrounds, film movies using connections. For instance, students create On Camera Acting July 2–6 (No camp July 4) a green screen, and add voice-overs, while autobiographical artwork with painting, Learn the basics of on-camera acting. The Junior Virtual Reality 360 Film 9 a.m.–12 p.m. writing and photography! Bring a smock or Birth Date ______Age ______Male _____ Female _____ camp will cover eye line, how to work in working in age-appropriate groups. Note: All “WeDo 2.0” Lego Robotics Making–All New! Join this all new next generation of Lego WeDo Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* old shirt and be prepared to tap your inner frame, volume, movement and close-up work. Embark on an adventure in virtual reality! flix will be available for download within a Robotics! WeDo 2.0 project-based activities *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for creative talents! Also covered are the differences between stage In this cutting edge class, students learn the month after camp ends. ignite students’ curiosity while enhancing afternoon camp schedule. acting, tv acting, commercial and film acting. foundations of VR and 360 immersive film Ages: 4–5 School ______Grade ______Ages: 7–12 their skills in science, technology, engineering This program is great for anyone interested in making through hands-on lessons, exploring VR July 9–13, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. (Fall ’18) July 9–13, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and coding. Working in teams, children build What’s the Matter? transitioning from theatre to camera and for films, and creating their own 360 film. Students Tuition: $299 Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* confidence while navigating through life, Solids and liquids and gases, oh my! Matter is those starting out in the business. No camera will gain an understanding of the technology (Note: Half Day Option Only Available) Paraprofessional assigned at school during school hours Yes______No______ACT Advanced Classical/ *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for physical, earth, and space sciences. The new everything we can touch and see; experiments PERFORMING ARTS experience necessary! behind Virtual Reality, get familiar with the 360 afternoon camp schedule. with each phase will allow each young Ages 4 to 17 hardware, software and wireless platform Musical Scene Study camera landscape, the concept of immersive scientist to discover the basic chemistry Awesome Ceramic Creations This two-week intensive program will focus Ages: 10–17 includes a Bluetooth low-energy Smarthub storytelling, and an overview of the 360 making up the entire universe. Express oneself three-dimensionally by Parent/Guardian ______Parent Birth Date______on the breakdown of scenes and songs from July 2–July 6 (No Camp July 4) Live Action Flix–All New! element, bringing the most up-to-date Audition Prep Master Class filmmaking process. Students will work in teams exploring the world of clay this summer. a selected classical work in order to build 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Go through the Hollywood process of technological advancements to the experience. Ages: 7–13 Summer is the perfect time to prepare for to make their own 360 films. Specific focus will Learn basic hand-building techniques of upon and broaden the young actor’s repertoire Tuition: $259 filmmaking, as we guide you through “Action” Students will build a Lego robot to investigate July 9 –13 upcoming auditions for school plays. The be given to genre, and storytelling techniques as pinch, coil, and slab, plus surface decoration Wagner Alumnus/a Yes______No______Year of Graduation ______of skills in an intimate setting. We will to “That’s a wrap”! Work in groups to real-world science issues, learn programming 9 a.m.–12 p.m. class will include vocal and acting work it pertains to augmented reality film making. and glazing basics. Most exciting are the concentrate on the development and study brainstorm, location scout, bring in props/ skills to put their robot in motion and free-build Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* and dance combos. Learn proper audition projects campers will create that will spark of characters, working individually and in S.T.E.M. Ages: 8–12 costumes, act and direct in a collaborative to model the “environment” under investigation. *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for technique and how to choose the proper individual expression by transforming clay Address ______groups to add depth to the character played. July 23–27, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. movie that will be fun for the entire audience. afternoon camp schedule. song as well as monologues and scene work. COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY Ages: 7–8 into both functional objects and fanciful As this study is geared to the serious triple Ages 7 to 17 Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* Note: All flix will be available for download Also learn new musical theater dance combos August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. clay sculptures. Projects are fired at Wagner threat performer, previous acting training is *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for within a month after camp ends. Who Dunnit? each week which helps in nailing dance Tuition per session: Half Day: $329/ College in one of the few kilns available on recommended. A showcase, including a musical afternoon camp schedule. Utilizing real world forensic science methods City ______State ______Zip ______auditions. This is a great opportunity for all Photography Ages: 7–12 Full Day: $439* Staten Island. No previous experience with number, will be performed on the final day for including fingerprint verification, fiber and young actors to prepare for the upcoming Express yourself through creative photography! July 16–20, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for clay required. liquid analysis and more, our summer sleuths theatrical season’s auditions. family and friends. Special Note: Class size is Enjoy nature and landscape photography on Film Making Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* afternoon camp schedule. will work together to solve a puzzling mystery Ages: 9–14 Home Phone ______Cell Phone ______limited, so it is recommended to register early. the grounds of Wagner’s picturesque campus, Whether you are considering a career in film *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Ages: 12–18 while employing critical thinking skills and Session I: July 9–13 Ages: 13–17 with views overlooking the Verrazano Bridge. production or you’re a film enthusiast, this afternoon camp schedule. Lego Robotics July 11–August 16 is the program for you. Learn to write the team work to discover “who dunnit?” Session II: July 30–August 3 July 9-20, Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Other topics will include light painting, Drink it up! Water is a major part of everyday Wednesdays & Thursdays, 4:30–6:30pm script and create the storyboard for a group 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Work Phone ______E-mail Address ______Tuition: $899 photojournalism, portraits, and self-portraits. life, and our Lego missions will be based on Ages: 7–13 Tuition: $599 production. Once completed, you will direct, Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* In Wagner’s state-of-the-art Mac lab, you SCIENCE & the significance of this beautiful and natural July 23–27 operate the camera, record sound, and edit the *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for will learn Photoshop and how to edit resource. Join us as we combine technology 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Please make check payable to Wagner College or call 718-390-3221 with credit card information. ACT Advanced Dramatic final product using Adobe Premier Pro. Other ENGINEERING afternoon camp schedule. ACT Musical Theatre– images. Campers must bring their own digital and engineering skills in order to accomplish Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* Scene Study areas of exploration will include editorial and Ages 5 to 14 Peter Pan, Jr. cameras and flash drives; no experience LEGO Robotics missions using the NXT Bot. A *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for This two-week intensive program will focus on narrative structure, rhythm, and pace. Working Join the cast of Peter Pan, Jr. where everyone needed. strong team effort is required to collaborate afternoon camp schedule.’ is cast in this timeless musical. Developed the breakdown of individual scenes in dramatic in teams, you will complete one short film. LEGO ROBOTICS More Programs on Reverse Ages: 8–12 in solving problems, building, testing, and especially for younger actors, there will be a plays. We will concentrate on the development A screening of the final film for family and “We-Do” Lego Robotics Breaking and Making Bonds July 16–20, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. programming your machines and thinking like strong emphasis on character development and study of characters, dramatic performance, friends will conclude the program. Using special We-Do Lego Education Kits, kids While investigating chemical reactions, Name of Program/Camp Tuition and overall instruction in the performance of Tuition: Half Day: $309/Full Day: $429* scientists and engineers in the process. At the as each young actor progresses through our Ages: 12–17 learn hands-on about mechanical engineering, students will be learn about how new a scene. As this study is geared to the serious *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for end of the session, Lego Teams will compete musical theatre journey. Once enrolled, actors July 30–August 3, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. structural design, and introductory robotics. substances are formed and engineer actor, previous acting training is required. A afternoon camp schedule. in a Battle Bots tournament for family and will receive audition materials to prepare for Tuition: $499 Working in teams, children will build their experiments to cause different physical and Showcase presentation of selected scenes will friends. This program is geared toward children the first day of camp, so enroll early. Young robots and discover scientific principles; on both an intermediate and advanced level. chemical changes. Students also explore actors will incorporate our ACT “triple threat” be performed on the final day for family and Fantasy Junior Video Digital Motion Graphics using laptops, they will learn how to program endothermic and exothermic reactions and program in acting, musical performance, and friends. Special Note: Class size is limited, so Game Design their creations to move and make sounds. 2 Sessions: will perform an engineering activity to design it is recommended to register early. (After Effects)–All New! Ages: 9–14 movement as they rehearse for their full length This camp was created especially for our video Learn how motion graphic artists create 3D There will be “free-build” time when kids a device using an exothermic reaction. game enthusiasts with vivid imaginations. will become true “Imagineers,” using their Session I: August 6–10 show on the last day of camp for family and Ages: 13–17 graphics! In this hands-on course, students Ages: 7–13 creativity, problem-solving skills, and newfound Session II: August 13–17 friends. Show tickets are included. July 30–August 10, Mon.–Fri., 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Working in age-appropriate software programs learn how to animate graphics using Adobe July 30–August 3 $899 including RPG Maker, Scratch, Piskel and knowledge to create a unique environment for 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 6–13 Tuition: After Effects, a highly in demand industry skill. 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Gamefroot, we will create an action adventure their creation. New topics are introduced each Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* July 9–27, Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Course Series Discount: Register for Classical Starting with simple keyframe animations, Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* and Dramatic Scene Study and save. Both video game. Campers will learn to create a session, and parents and friends are invited for *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Tuition: $1,899 students learn the basics of animating and *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Total: a demonstration on the final day. afternoon camp schedule. programs $1,699. afternoon camp schedule. Welcome to Wagner College Summer Camps & Programs Dance Intensive massive open world which they will be able learn more complex animation compositions CSI (Children’s Science Register Online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning Wagner College is not your typical day camp. Our specialized summer For those with prior dance experience, this to explore and navigate, while conquering and though creative projects. Students may create Institute) FINE ARTS & intensive will focus on dance workouts and achieving various self-made tasks. They will be such visual effects as fireballs, animate water, Weeklong camps provide students with a camp experiences for children and teens ages 6 to 17 are unique. routines using costumes, props and proper tasked to explore problem-solving techniques super heroes and more! ENRICHMENT and story concepts while incorporating art and fun educational experience and take-homes Ages 4–14 Our mission is simple. We are committed to providing an enriching, techniques. Dancers get moving to the beat Ages: 12–17 Please return to: graphics as part of successful game design. for further explorations. Tuition includes all working with our choreographer to create August 6 to 10, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. diverse, and nurturing camp environment that promotes personal, Special Note: Students must bring a flash drive materials fees and take-homes. Wagner College Department for Lifelong Learning upbeat, contemporary dance moves that will Tuition: $499 PreSchool Creative Art academic, and social growth, as well as fun. Join us this summer for be showcased to family and friends on the last each day in order to save their work along with & Literacy One Campus Road, Staten Island, NY 10301 earbuds or headphones and notebook. Molecules in Motion an unparalleled camp experience! day of camp. Special Note: Jazz and tap shoes Imagination Flix How does matter move from one phase to Draw, paint, make clay sculptures and Phone: 718-390-3221 • Fax: 718-390-3118 Ages: 5–6 are required for this program. Ages: 8–11 Take characters underwater, to a volcano, or another? Students will illustrate the various multi-media art projects while learning E-mail: [email protected] August 6–10, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 9–17 August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. even to outer space! In this exciting stop- states of change by conducting energy-based the styles and techniques of the world’s Tuition per session: Half Day: $329/ July 30–August 3, 1–4:30 p.m. Tuition: Half Day: $309/Full Day: $429* motion animation camp, there are no limits to experiments to speed molecules up, or slow greatest artists. Students will learn to express Full Day: $439* Tuition: $309 *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for where campers’ imaginations can take them. In them down. themselves through various art foundations *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for afternoon camp schedule. this camp, brainstorm, create clay characters, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary Student’s Name ______afternoon camp schedule. Ages: 7–13 choose the backgrounds, film movies using connections. For instance, students create On Camera Acting July 2–6 (No camp July 4) a green screen, and add voice-overs, while autobiographical artwork with painting, Learn the basics of on-camera acting. The Junior Virtual Reality 360 Film 9 a.m.–12 p.m. writing and photography! Bring a smock or Birth Date ______Age ______Male _____ Female _____ camp will cover eye line, how to work in working in age-appropriate groups. Note: All “WeDo 2.0” Lego Robotics Making–All New! Join this all new next generation of Lego WeDo Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* old shirt and be prepared to tap your inner frame, volume, movement and close-up work. Embark on an adventure in virtual reality! flix will be available for download within a Robotics! WeDo 2.0 project-based activities *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for creative talents! Also covered are the differences between stage In this cutting edge class, students learn the month after camp ends. ignite students’ curiosity while enhancing afternoon camp schedule. acting, tv acting, commercial and film acting. foundations of VR and 360 immersive film Ages: 4–5 School ______Grade ______Ages: 7–12 their skills in science, technology, engineering This program is great for anyone interested in making through hands-on lessons, exploring VR July 9–13, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. (Fall ’18) July 9–13, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and coding. Working in teams, children build What’s the Matter? transitioning from theatre to camera and for films, and creating their own 360 film. Students Tuition: $299 Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* confidence while navigating through life, Solids and liquids and gases, oh my! Matter is those starting out in the business. No camera will gain an understanding of the technology (Note: Half Day Option Only Available) Paraprofessional assigned at school during school hours Yes______No______ACT Advanced Classical/ *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for physical, earth, and space sciences. The new everything we can touch and see; experiments PERFORMING ARTS experience necessary! behind Virtual Reality, get familiar with the 360 afternoon camp schedule. with each phase will allow each young Ages 4 to 17 hardware, software and wireless platform Musical Scene Study camera landscape, the concept of immersive scientist to discover the basic chemistry Awesome Ceramic Creations This two-week intensive program will focus Ages: 10–17 includes a Bluetooth low-energy Smarthub storytelling, and an overview of the 360 making up the entire universe. Express oneself three-dimensionally by Parent/Guardian ______Parent Birth Date______on the breakdown of scenes and songs from July 2–July 6 (No Camp July 4) Live Action Flix–All New! element, bringing the most up-to-date Audition Prep Master Class filmmaking process. Students will work in teams exploring the world of clay this summer. a selected classical work in order to build 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Go through the Hollywood process of technological advancements to the experience. Ages: 7–13 Summer is the perfect time to prepare for to make their own 360 films. Specific focus will Learn basic hand-building techniques of upon and broaden the young actor’s repertoire Tuition: $259 filmmaking, as we guide you through “Action” Students will build a Lego robot to investigate July 9 –13 upcoming auditions for school plays. The be given to genre, and storytelling techniques as pinch, coil, and slab, plus surface decoration Wagner Alumnus/a Yes______No______Year of Graduation ______of skills in an intimate setting. We will to “That’s a wrap”! Work in groups to real-world science issues, learn programming 9 a.m.–12 p.m. class will include vocal and acting work it pertains to augmented reality film making. and glazing basics. Most exciting are the concentrate on the development and study brainstorm, location scout, bring in props/ skills to put their robot in motion and free-build Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* and dance combos. Learn proper audition projects campers will create that will spark of characters, working individually and in S.T.E.M. Ages: 8–12 costumes, act and direct in a collaborative to model the “environment” under investigation. *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for technique and how to choose the proper individual expression by transforming clay Address ______groups to add depth to the character played. July 23–27, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. movie that will be fun for the entire audience. afternoon camp schedule. song as well as monologues and scene work. COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY Ages: 7–8 into both functional objects and fanciful As this study is geared to the serious triple Ages 7 to 17 Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* Note: All flix will be available for download Also learn new musical theater dance combos August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. clay sculptures. Projects are fired at Wagner threat performer, previous acting training is *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for within a month after camp ends. Who Dunnit? each week which helps in nailing dance Tuition per session: Half Day: $329/ College in one of the few kilns available on recommended. A showcase, including a musical afternoon camp schedule. Utilizing real world forensic science methods City ______State ______Zip ______auditions. This is a great opportunity for all Photography Ages: 7–12 Full Day: $439* Staten Island. No previous experience with number, will be performed on the final day for including fingerprint verification, fiber and young actors to prepare for the upcoming Express yourself through creative photography! July 16–20, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for clay required. liquid analysis and more, our summer sleuths theatrical season’s auditions. family and friends. Special Note: Class size is Enjoy nature and landscape photography on Film Making Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* afternoon camp schedule. will work together to solve a puzzling mystery Ages: 9–14 Home Phone ______Cell Phone ______limited, so it is recommended to register early. the grounds of Wagner’s picturesque campus, Whether you are considering a career in film *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Ages: 12–18 while employing critical thinking skills and Session I: July 9–13 Ages: 13–17 with views overlooking the Verrazano Bridge. production or you’re a film enthusiast, this afternoon camp schedule. Lego Robotics July 11–August 16 is the program for you. Learn to write the team work to discover “who dunnit?” Session II: July 30–August 3 July 9-20, Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Other topics will include light painting, Drink it up! Water is a major part of everyday Wednesdays & Thursdays, 4:30–6:30pm script and create the storyboard for a group 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Work Phone ______E-mail Address ______Tuition: $899 photojournalism, portraits, and self-portraits. life, and our Lego missions will be based on Ages: 7–13 Tuition: $599 production. Once completed, you will direct, Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* In Wagner’s state-of-the-art Mac lab, you SCIENCE & the significance of this beautiful and natural July 23–27 operate the camera, record sound, and edit the *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for will learn Photoshop and how to edit resource. Join us as we combine technology 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Please make check payable to Wagner College or call 718-390-3221 with credit card information. ACT Advanced Dramatic final product using Adobe Premier Pro. Other ENGINEERING afternoon camp schedule. ACT Musical Theatre– images. Campers must bring their own digital and engineering skills in order to accomplish Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* Scene Study areas of exploration will include editorial and Ages 5 to 14 Peter Pan, Jr. cameras and flash drives; no experience LEGO Robotics missions using the NXT Bot. A *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for This two-week intensive program will focus on narrative structure, rhythm, and pace. Working Join the cast of Peter Pan, Jr. where everyone needed. strong team effort is required to collaborate afternoon camp schedule.’ is cast in this timeless musical. Developed the breakdown of individual scenes in dramatic in teams, you will complete one short film. LEGO ROBOTICS More Programs on Reverse Ages: 8–12 in solving problems, building, testing, and especially for younger actors, there will be a plays. We will concentrate on the development A screening of the final film for family and “We-Do” Lego Robotics Breaking and Making Bonds July 16–20, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. programming your machines and thinking like strong emphasis on character development and study of characters, dramatic performance, friends will conclude the program. Using special We-Do Lego Education Kits, kids While investigating chemical reactions, Name of Program/Camp Tuition and overall instruction in the performance of Tuition: Half Day: $309/Full Day: $429* scientists and engineers in the process. At the as each young actor progresses through our Ages: 12–17 learn hands-on about mechanical engineering, students will be learn about how new a scene. As this study is geared to the serious *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for end of the session, Lego Teams will compete musical theatre journey. Once enrolled, actors July 30–August 3, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. structural design, and introductory robotics. substances are formed and engineer actor, previous acting training is required. A afternoon camp schedule. in a Battle Bots tournament for family and will receive audition materials to prepare for Tuition: $499 Working in teams, children will build their experiments to cause different physical and Showcase presentation of selected scenes will friends. This program is geared toward children the first day of camp, so enroll early. Young robots and discover scientific principles; on both an intermediate and advanced level. chemical changes. Students also explore actors will incorporate our ACT “triple threat” be performed on the final day for family and Fantasy Junior Video Digital Motion Graphics using laptops, they will learn how to program endothermic and exothermic reactions and program in acting, musical performance, and friends. Special Note: Class size is limited, so Game Design their creations to move and make sounds. 2 Sessions: will perform an engineering activity to design it is recommended to register early. (After Effects)–All New! Ages: 9–14 movement as they rehearse for their full length This camp was created especially for our video Learn how motion graphic artists create 3D There will be “free-build” time when kids a device using an exothermic reaction. game enthusiasts with vivid imaginations. will become true “Imagineers,” using their Session I: August 6–10 show on the last day of camp for family and Ages: 13–17 graphics! In this hands-on course, students Ages: 7–13 creativity, problem-solving skills, and newfound Session II: August 13–17 friends. Show tickets are included. July 30–August 10, Mon.–Fri., 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Working in age-appropriate software programs learn how to animate graphics using Adobe July 30–August 3 $899 including RPG Maker, Scratch, Piskel and knowledge to create a unique environment for 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 6–13 Tuition: After Effects, a highly in demand industry skill. 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Gamefroot, we will create an action adventure their creation. New topics are introduced each Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* July 9–27, Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Course Series Discount: Register for Classical Starting with simple keyframe animations, Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* and Dramatic Scene Study and save. Both video game. Campers will learn to create a session, and parents and friends are invited for *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Tuition: $1,899 students learn the basics of animating and *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Total: a demonstration on the final day. afternoon camp schedule. programs $1,699. afternoon camp schedule. Welcome to Wagner College Summer Camps & Programs Dance Intensive massive open world which they will be able learn more complex animation compositions CSI (Children’s Science Register Online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning Wagner College is not your typical day camp. Our specialized summer For those with prior dance experience, this to explore and navigate, while conquering and though creative projects. Students may create Institute) FINE ARTS & intensive will focus on dance workouts and achieving various self-made tasks. They will be such visual effects as fireballs, animate water, Weeklong camps provide students with a camp experiences for children and teens ages 6 to 17 are unique. routines using costumes, props and proper tasked to explore problem-solving techniques super heroes and more! ENRICHMENT and story concepts while incorporating art and fun educational experience and take-homes Ages 4–14 Our mission is simple. We are committed to providing an enriching, techniques. Dancers get moving to the beat Ages: 12–17 Please return to: graphics as part of successful game design. for further explorations. Tuition includes all working with our choreographer to create August 6 to 10, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. diverse, and nurturing camp environment that promotes personal, Special Note: Students must bring a flash drive materials fees and take-homes. Wagner College Department for Lifelong Learning upbeat, contemporary dance moves that will Tuition: $499 PreSchool Creative Art academic, and social growth, as well as fun. Join us this summer for be showcased to family and friends on the last each day in order to save their work along with & Literacy One Campus Road, Staten Island, NY 10301 earbuds or headphones and notebook. Molecules in Motion an unparalleled camp experience! day of camp. Special Note: Jazz and tap shoes Imagination Flix How does matter move from one phase to Draw, paint, make clay sculptures and Phone: 718-390-3221 • Fax: 718-390-3118 Ages: 5–6 are required for this program. Ages: 8–11 Take characters underwater, to a volcano, or another? Students will illustrate the various multi-media art projects while learning E-mail: [email protected] August 6–10, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 9–17 August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. even to outer space! In this exciting stop- states of change by conducting energy-based the styles and techniques of the world’s Tuition per session: Half Day: $329/ July 30–August 3, 1–4:30 p.m. Tuition: Half Day: $309/Full Day: $429* motion animation camp, there are no limits to experiments to speed molecules up, or slow greatest artists. Students will learn to express Full Day: $439* Tuition: $309 *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for where campers’ imaginations can take them. In them down. themselves through various art foundations *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for afternoon camp schedule. this camp, brainstorm, create clay characters, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary Student’s Name ______afternoon camp schedule. Ages: 7–13 choose the backgrounds, film movies using connections. For instance, students create On Camera Acting July 2–6 (No camp July 4) a green screen, and add voice-overs, while autobiographical artwork with painting, Learn the basics of on-camera acting. The Junior Virtual Reality 360 Film 9 a.m.–12 p.m. writing and photography! Bring a smock or Birth Date ______Age ______Male _____ Female _____ camp will cover eye line, how to work in working in age-appropriate groups. Note: All “WeDo 2.0” Lego Robotics Making–All New! Join this all new next generation of Lego WeDo Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* old shirt and be prepared to tap your inner frame, volume, movement and close-up work. Embark on an adventure in virtual reality! flix will be available for download within a Robotics! WeDo 2.0 project-based activities *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for creative talents! Also covered are the differences between stage In this cutting edge class, students learn the month after camp ends. ignite students’ curiosity while enhancing afternoon camp schedule. acting, tv acting, commercial and film acting. foundations of VR and 360 immersive film Ages: 4–5 School ______Grade ______Ages: 7–12 their skills in science, technology, engineering This program is great for anyone interested in making through hands-on lessons, exploring VR July 9–13, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. (Fall ’18) July 9–13, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and coding. Working in teams, children build What’s the Matter? transitioning from theatre to camera and for films, and creating their own 360 film. Students Tuition: $299 Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* confidence while navigating through life, Solids and liquids and gases, oh my! Matter is those starting out in the business. No camera will gain an understanding of the technology (Note: Half Day Option Only Available) Paraprofessional assigned at school during school hours Yes______No______ACT Advanced Classical/ *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for physical, earth, and space sciences. The new everything we can touch and see; experiments PERFORMING ARTS experience necessary! behind Virtual Reality, get familiar with the 360 afternoon camp schedule. with each phase will allow each young Ages 4 to 17 hardware, software and wireless platform Musical Scene Study camera landscape, the concept of immersive scientist to discover the basic chemistry Awesome Ceramic Creations This two-week intensive program will focus Ages: 10–17 includes a Bluetooth low-energy Smarthub storytelling, and an overview of the 360 making up the entire universe. Express oneself three-dimensionally by Parent/Guardian ______Parent Birth Date______on the breakdown of scenes and songs from July 2–July 6 (No Camp July 4) Live Action Flix–All New! element, bringing the most up-to-date Audition Prep Master Class filmmaking process. Students will work in teams exploring the world of clay this summer. a selected classical work in order to build 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Go through the Hollywood process of technological advancements to the experience. Ages: 7–13 Summer is the perfect time to prepare for to make their own 360 films. Specific focus will Learn basic hand-building techniques of upon and broaden the young actor’s repertoire Tuition: $259 filmmaking, as we guide you through “Action” Students will build a Lego robot to investigate July 9 –13 upcoming auditions for school plays. The be given to genre, and storytelling techniques as pinch, coil, and slab, plus surface decoration Wagner Alumnus/a Yes______No______Year of Graduation ______of skills in an intimate setting. We will to “That’s a wrap”! Work in groups to real-world science issues, learn programming 9 a.m.–12 p.m. class will include vocal and acting work it pertains to augmented reality film making. and glazing basics. Most exciting are the concentrate on the development and study brainstorm, location scout, bring in props/ skills to put their robot in motion and free-build Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* and dance combos. Learn proper audition projects campers will create that will spark of characters, working individually and in S.T.E.M. Ages: 8–12 costumes, act and direct in a collaborative to model the “environment” under investigation. *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for technique and how to choose the proper individual expression by transforming clay Address ______groups to add depth to the character played. July 23–27, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. movie that will be fun for the entire audience. afternoon camp schedule. song as well as monologues and scene work. COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY Ages: 7–8 into both functional objects and fanciful As this study is geared to the serious triple Ages 7 to 17 Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* Note: All flix will be available for download Also learn new musical theater dance combos August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. clay sculptures. Projects are fired at Wagner threat performer, previous acting training is *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for within a month after camp ends. Who Dunnit? each week which helps in nailing dance Tuition per session: Half Day: $329/ College in one of the few kilns available on recommended. A showcase, including a musical afternoon camp schedule. Utilizing real world forensic science methods City ______State ______Zip ______auditions. This is a great opportunity for all Photography Ages: 7–12 Full Day: $439* Staten Island. No previous experience with number, will be performed on the final day for including fingerprint verification, fiber and young actors to prepare for the upcoming Express yourself through creative photography! July 16–20, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for clay required. liquid analysis and more, our summer sleuths theatrical season’s auditions. family and friends. Special Note: Class size is Enjoy nature and landscape photography on Film Making Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* afternoon camp schedule. will work together to solve a puzzling mystery Ages: 9–14 Home Phone ______Cell Phone ______limited, so it is recommended to register early. the grounds of Wagner’s picturesque campus, Whether you are considering a career in film *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Ages: 12–18 while employing critical thinking skills and Session I: July 9–13 Ages: 13–17 with views overlooking the Verrazano Bridge. production or you’re a film enthusiast, this afternoon camp schedule. Lego Robotics July 11–August 16 is the program for you. Learn to write the team work to discover “who dunnit?” Session II: July 30–August 3 July 9-20, Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Other topics will include light painting, Drink it up! Water is a major part of everyday Wednesdays & Thursdays, 4:30–6:30pm script and create the storyboard for a group 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Work Phone ______E-mail Address ______Tuition: $899 photojournalism, portraits, and self-portraits. life, and our Lego missions will be based on Ages: 7–13 Tuition: $599 production. Once completed, you will direct, Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* In Wagner’s state-of-the-art Mac lab, you SCIENCE & the significance of this beautiful and natural July 23–27 operate the camera, record sound, and edit the *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for will learn Photoshop and how to edit resource. Join us as we combine technology 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Please make check payable to Wagner College or call 718-390-3221 with credit card information. ACT Advanced Dramatic final product using Adobe Premier Pro. Other ENGINEERING afternoon camp schedule. ACT Musical Theatre– images. Campers must bring their own digital and engineering skills in order to accomplish Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* Scene Study areas of exploration will include editorial and Ages 5 to 14 Peter Pan, Jr. cameras and flash drives; no experience LEGO Robotics missions using the NXT Bot. A *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for This two-week intensive program will focus on narrative structure, rhythm, and pace. Working Join the cast of Peter Pan, Jr. where everyone needed. strong team effort is required to collaborate afternoon camp schedule.’ is cast in this timeless musical. Developed the breakdown of individual scenes in dramatic in teams, you will complete one short film. LEGO ROBOTICS More Programs on Reverse Ages: 8–12 in solving problems, building, testing, and especially for younger actors, there will be a plays. We will concentrate on the development A screening of the final film for family and “We-Do” Lego Robotics Breaking and Making Bonds July 16–20, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. programming your machines and thinking like strong emphasis on character development and study of characters, dramatic performance, friends will conclude the program. Using special We-Do Lego Education Kits, kids While investigating chemical reactions, Name of Program/Camp Tuition and overall instruction in the performance of Tuition: Half Day: $309/Full Day: $429* scientists and engineers in the process. At the as each young actor progresses through our Ages: 12–17 learn hands-on about mechanical engineering, students will be learn about how new a scene. As this study is geared to the serious *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for end of the session, Lego Teams will compete musical theatre journey. Once enrolled, actors July 30–August 3, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. structural design, and introductory robotics. substances are formed and engineer actor, previous acting training is required. A afternoon camp schedule. in a Battle Bots tournament for family and will receive audition materials to prepare for Tuition: $499 Working in teams, children will build their experiments to cause different physical and Showcase presentation of selected scenes will friends. This program is geared toward children the first day of camp, so enroll early. Young robots and discover scientific principles; on both an intermediate and advanced level. chemical changes. Students also explore actors will incorporate our ACT “triple threat” be performed on the final day for family and Fantasy Junior Video Digital Motion Graphics using laptops, they will learn how to program endothermic and exothermic reactions and program in acting, musical performance, and friends. Special Note: Class size is limited, so Game Design their creations to move and make sounds. 2 Sessions: will perform an engineering activity to design it is recommended to register early. (After Effects)–All New! Ages: 9–14 movement as they rehearse for their full length This camp was created especially for our video Learn how motion graphic artists create 3D There will be “free-build” time when kids a device using an exothermic reaction. game enthusiasts with vivid imaginations. will become true “Imagineers,” using their Session I: August 6–10 show on the last day of camp for family and Ages: 13–17 graphics! In this hands-on course, students Ages: 7–13 creativity, problem-solving skills, and newfound Session II: August 13–17 friends. Show tickets are included. July 30–August 10, Mon.–Fri., 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Working in age-appropriate software programs learn how to animate graphics using Adobe July 30–August 3 $899 including RPG Maker, Scratch, Piskel and knowledge to create a unique environment for 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 6–13 Tuition: After Effects, a highly in demand industry skill. 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Gamefroot, we will create an action adventure their creation. New topics are introduced each Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* July 9–27, Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Course Series Discount: Register for Classical Starting with simple keyframe animations, Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* and Dramatic Scene Study and save. Both video game. Campers will learn to create a session, and parents and friends are invited for *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Tuition: $1,899 students learn the basics of animating and *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Total: a demonstration on the final day. afternoon camp schedule. programs $1,699. afternoon camp schedule. Welcome to Wagner College Summer Camps & Programs Dance Intensive massive open world which they will be able learn more complex animation compositions CSI (Children’s Science Register Online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning Wagner College is not your typical day camp. Our specialized summer For those with prior dance experience, this to explore and navigate, while conquering and though creative projects. Students may create Institute) FINE ARTS & intensive will focus on dance workouts and achieving various self-made tasks. They will be such visual effects as fireballs, animate water, Weeklong camps provide students with a camp experiences for children and teens ages 6 to 17 are unique. routines using costumes, props and proper tasked to explore problem-solving techniques super heroes and more! ENRICHMENT and story concepts while incorporating art and fun educational experience and take-homes Ages 4–14 Our mission is simple. We are committed to providing an enriching, techniques. Dancers get moving to the beat Ages: 12–17 Please return to: graphics as part of successful game design. for further explorations. Tuition includes all working with our choreographer to create August 6 to 10, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. diverse, and nurturing camp environment that promotes personal, Special Note: Students must bring a flash drive materials fees and take-homes. Wagner College Department for Lifelong Learning upbeat, contemporary dance moves that will Tuition: $499 PreSchool Creative Art academic, and social growth, as well as fun. Join us this summer for be showcased to family and friends on the last each day in order to save their work along with & Literacy One Campus Road, Staten Island, NY 10301 earbuds or headphones and notebook. Molecules in Motion an unparalleled camp experience! day of camp. Special Note: Jazz and tap shoes Imagination Flix How does matter move from one phase to Draw, paint, make clay sculptures and Phone: 718-390-3221 • Fax: 718-390-3118 Ages: 5–6 are required for this program. Ages: 8–11 Take characters underwater, to a volcano, or another? Students will illustrate the various multi-media art projects while learning E-mail: [email protected] August 6–10, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 9–17 August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. even to outer space! In this exciting stop- states of change by conducting energy-based the styles and techniques of the world’s Tuition per session: Half Day: $329/ July 30–August 3, 1–4:30 p.m. Tuition: Half Day: $309/Full Day: $429* motion animation camp, there are no limits to experiments to speed molecules up, or slow greatest artists. Students will learn to express Full Day: $439* Tuition: $309 *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for where campers’ imaginations can take them. In them down. themselves through various art foundations *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for afternoon camp schedule. this camp, brainstorm, create clay characters, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary Student’s Name ______afternoon camp schedule. Ages: 7–13 choose the backgrounds, film movies using connections. For instance, students create On Camera Acting July 2–6 (No camp July 4) a green screen, and add voice-overs, while autobiographical artwork with painting, Learn the basics of on-camera acting. The Junior Virtual Reality 360 Film 9 a.m.–12 p.m. writing and photography! Bring a smock or Birth Date ______Age ______Male _____ Female _____ camp will cover eye line, how to work in working in age-appropriate groups. Note: All “WeDo 2.0” Lego Robotics Making–All New! Join this all new next generation of Lego WeDo Tuition: Half Day: $239/Full Day: $339* old shirt and be prepared to tap your inner frame, volume, movement and close-up work. Embark on an adventure in virtual reality! flix will be available for download within a Robotics! WeDo 2.0 project-based activities *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for creative talents! Also covered are the differences between stage In this cutting edge class, students learn the month after camp ends. ignite students’ curiosity while enhancing afternoon camp schedule. acting, tv acting, commercial and film acting. foundations of VR and 360 immersive film Ages: 4–5 School ______Grade ______Ages: 7–12 their skills in science, technology, engineering This program is great for anyone interested in making through hands-on lessons, exploring VR July 9–13, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. (Fall ’18) July 9–13, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and coding. Working in teams, children build What’s the Matter? transitioning from theatre to camera and for films, and creating their own 360 film. Students Tuition: $299 Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* confidence while navigating through life, Solids and liquids and gases, oh my! Matter is those starting out in the business. No camera will gain an understanding of the technology (Note: Half Day Option Only Available) Paraprofessional assigned at school during school hours Yes______No______ACT Advanced Classical/ *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for physical, earth, and space sciences. The new everything we can touch and see; experiments PERFORMING ARTS experience necessary! behind Virtual Reality, get familiar with the 360 afternoon camp schedule. hardware, software and wireless platform with each phase will allow each young Ages 4 to 17 Musical Scene Study camera landscape, the concept of immersive scientist to discover the basic chemistry Awesome Ceramic Creations This two-week intensive program will focus Ages: 10–17 includes a Bluetooth low-energy Smarthub storytelling, and an overview of the 360 making up the entire universe. Express oneself three-dimensionally by Parent/Guardian ______Parent Birth Date______on the breakdown of scenes and songs from July 2–July 6 (No Camp July 4) Live Action Flix–All New! element, bringing the most up-to-date Audition Prep Master Class filmmaking process. Students will work in teams exploring the world of clay this summer. a selected classical work in order to build 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Go through the Hollywood process of technological advancements to the experience. Ages: 7–13 Summer is the perfect time to prepare for to make their own 360 films. Specific focus will Learn basic hand-building techniques of upon and broaden the young actor’s repertoire Tuition: $259 filmmaking, as we guide you through “Action” Students will build a Lego robot to investigate July 9 –13 upcoming auditions for school plays. The be given to genre, and storytelling techniques as pinch, coil, and slab, plus surface decoration Wagner Alumnus/a Yes______No______Year of Graduation ______of skills in an intimate setting. We will to “That’s a wrap”! Work in groups to real-world science issues, learn programming 9 a.m.–12 p.m. class will include vocal and acting work it pertains to augmented reality film making. and glazing basics. Most exciting are the brainstorm, location scout, bring in props/ skills to put their robot in motion and free-build Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* and dance combos. Learn proper audition concentrate on the development and study S.T.E.M. Ages: 8–12 costumes, act and direct in a collaborative to model the “environment” under investigation. *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for projects campers will create that will spark technique and how to choose the proper of characters, working individually and in July 23–27, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. movie that will be fun for the entire audience. afternoon camp schedule. individual expression by transforming clay Address ______groups to add depth to the character played. COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY Ages: 7–8 song as well as monologues and scene work. Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* Note: All flix will be available for download into both functional objects and fanciful As this study is geared to the serious triple Ages 7 to 17 August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Also learn new musical theater dance combos *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for within a month after camp ends. clay sculptures. Projects are fired at Wagner threat performer, previous acting training is Tuition per session: Half Day: $329/ Who Dunnit? each week which helps in nailing dance afternoon camp schedule. Utilizing real world forensic science methods College in one of the few kilns available on City ______State ______Zip ______recommended. A showcase, including a musical Ages: 7–12 Full Day: $439* auditions. This is a great opportunity for all Photography including fingerprint verification, fiber and Staten Island. No previous experience with number, will be performed on the final day for Express yourself through creative photography! July 16–20, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for young actors to prepare for the upcoming liquid analysis and more, our summer sleuths clay required. theatrical season’s auditions. family and friends. Special Note: Class size is Enjoy nature and landscape photography on Film Making Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* afternoon camp schedule. will work together to solve a puzzling mystery Ages: 9–14 Home Phone ______Cell Phone ______limited, so it is recommended to register early. the grounds of Wagner’s picturesque campus, Whether you are considering a career in film *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Ages: 12–18 while employing critical thinking skills and Session I: July 9–13 Ages: 13–17 with views overlooking the Verrazano Bridge. production or you’re a film enthusiast, this afternoon camp schedule. Lego Robotics July 11–August 16 is the program for you. Learn to write the team work to discover “who dunnit?” Session II: July 30–August 3 July 9-20, Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Other topics will include light painting, Drink it up! Water is a major part of everyday Wednesdays & Thursdays, 4:30–6:30pm script and create the storyboard for a group 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Work Phone ______E-mail Address ______Tuition: $899 photojournalism, portraits, and self-portraits. life, and our Lego missions will be based on Ages: 7–13 Tuition: $599 production. Once completed, you will direct, Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* In Wagner’s state-of-the-art Mac lab, you SCIENCE & the significance of this beautiful and natural July 23–27 operate the camera, record sound, and edit the *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for will learn Photoshop and how to edit resource. Join us as we combine technology 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Please make check payable to Wagner College or call 718-390-3221 with credit card information. ACT Advanced Dramatic final product using Adobe Premier Pro. Other ENGINEERING afternoon camp schedule. ACT Musical Theatre– images. Campers must bring their own digital and engineering skills in order to accomplish Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* Scene Study areas of exploration will include editorial and Ages 5 to 14 Peter Pan, Jr. cameras and flash drives; no experience LEGO Robotics missions using the NXT Bot. A *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for This two-week intensive program will focus on narrative structure, rhythm, and pace. Working Join the cast of Peter Pan, Jr. where everyone needed. strong team effort is required to collaborate afternoon camp schedule.’ is cast in this timeless musical. Developed the breakdown of individual scenes in dramatic in teams, you will complete one short film. LEGO ROBOTICS More Programs on Reverse Ages: 8–12 in solving problems, building, testing, and especially for younger actors, there will be a plays. We will concentrate on the development A screening of the final film for family and “We-Do” Lego Robotics Breaking and Making Bonds July 16–20, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. programming your machines and thinking like strong emphasis on character development and study of characters, dramatic performance, friends will conclude the program. Using special We-Do Lego Education Kits, kids While investigating chemical reactions, Name of Program/Camp Tuition and overall instruction in the performance of Tuition: Half Day: $309/Full Day: $429* scientists and engineers in the process. At the as each young actor progresses through our Ages: 12–17 learn hands-on about mechanical engineering, students will be learn about how new a scene. As this study is geared to the serious *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for end of the session, Lego Teams will compete musical theatre journey. Once enrolled, actors July 30–August 3, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. structural design, and introductory robotics. substances are formed and engineer actor, previous acting training is required. A afternoon camp schedule. in a Battle Bots tournament for family and will receive audition materials to prepare for Tuition: $499 Working in teams, children will build their experiments to cause different physical and Showcase presentation of selected scenes will friends. This program is geared toward children the first day of camp, so enroll early. Young robots and discover scientific principles; on both an intermediate and advanced level. chemical changes. Students also explore actors will incorporate our ACT “triple threat” be performed on the final day for family and Fantasy Junior Video Digital Motion Graphics using laptops, they will learn how to program endothermic and exothermic reactions and friends. Special Note: Class size is limited, so 2 Sessions: program in acting, musical performance, and Game Design (After Effects)–All New! their creations to move and make sounds. will perform an engineering activity to design movement as they rehearse for their full length it is recommended to register early. This camp was created especially for our video There will be “free-build” time when kids Ages: 9–14 a device using an exothermic reaction. Learn how motion graphic artists create 3D Session I: August 6–10 show on the last day of camp for family and Ages: 13–17 game enthusiasts with vivid imaginations. will become true “Imagineers,” using their graphics! In this hands-on course, students Session II: August 13–17 Ages: 7–13 friends. Show tickets are included. July 30–August 10, Mon.–Fri., 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Working in age-appropriate software programs learn how to animate graphics using Adobe creativity, problem-solving skills, and newfound July 30–August 3 $899 including RPG Maker, Scratch, Piskel and knowledge to create a unique environment for 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 6–13 Tuition: After Effects, a highly in demand industry skill. 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Gamefroot, we will create an action adventure their creation. New topics are introduced each Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* July 9–27, Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Course Series Discount: Register for Classical Starting with simple keyframe animations, Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* and Dramatic Scene Study and save. Both video game. Campers will learn to create a session, and parents and friends are invited for *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Tuition: $1,899 students learn the basics of animating and afternoon camp schedule. *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Total: programs $1,699. a demonstration on the final day. afternoon camp schedule. Fine Arts & Enrichment, cont’d EVERYTHING!! Joseph was so excited Mixed Media Art Creations communication skills to interact with people Writing Intensive to tell me all about his day. He said it who are deaf. Spark your imagination as we embark on a This course is designed to help high school was his BEST camp EVER, and he doesn’t creative and artistic journey through a variety students learn the skills they need for Ages 9–14 want to go to any other camp! PAID of materials. Projects may include watercolor, Thursdays, July 12–August 16 successful college-level writing. We will U.S. Postage Permit No. 120 No. Permit Laurie D. (We Do Lego Robotics) Org. Non–Profit acrylic and/or silk painting, mosaic, collage, 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. approach writing as a process, focusing on NY Staten Island, felting, paper making, and tin art. This creative Tuition: $279 developing good writing habits and using journey will revolve around each young artist’s reading and writing as a means of exploration Outstanding program! My individual creative expressions combined with in argument. We will also practice analyzing daughter learned classical the elements of design and the techniques of Camp Schedule for CSI/Disney Princess/Art/Ceramics/ short texts from various genres, and we will Lego Robotics/ Lego & Imagination Flix/ Jr. Video Game theatre, and she loved it! We were so impressed with the Great Art Masters. New projects daily. Design /Photography/Virtual Reality Film Making work on synthesizing secondary materials in research. Additionally, the course will Loretta C. (ACT Classical Scene Study) the quality of the ceramics. Ages: 8–12 Program (all campers) 9 a.m.–12 p.m. culminate in an assignment sequence that Catherine G. (Awesome Ceramic Creations) August 6–10, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Lunch Provided (full day campers)12–1p.m. helps students draft a personal essay suitable Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* Art/Recreation*(full day campers)1–4:30 p.m. for their college application process. Course *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for *Activities vary depending on weeks enrolled. afternoon camp schedule. taught by Wagner English faculty member. Ages: 13–17 July 16-20, 1–4 p.m. Additional Classes for Teens IMPORTANT PROGRAM INFORMATION Expressive Kids Art See complete descriptions in this brochure Draw, paint, craft and create multi-media Tuition: $399 under “Performing Arts,” “Computers & Camp Schedules Summer 2018 | Youth Programs art projects while learning the styles ACADEMIC INSTITUTE Technology,” and “Academic Institute.” Several of our camps offer the option of either half or full day. When that option is indicated, half-day and techniques of the world’s greatest Kaplan SAT Test Prep & - ACT Summer Program–Audition Prep campers will attend their chosen camp program from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, at which time they will be artists. Students will learn to express themselves Specialized High School Princeton Review SAT/ACT Master Class dismissed to parents. Campers who choose the full-day option will remain at Wagner College until 4:30 through various art foundations with an Test Prep - ACT Advanced Classical/Musical Scene Study p.m. dismissal. Full-day camps include lunch in the cafeteria and afternoon activities that may include Admissions Test (SHSAT) Prep arts and crafts, outdoor recreational games, computer lab, talent show, and more. emphasis on interdisciplinary connections. Score high on your SAT and ACT to get into - ACT Advanced Dramatic Scene Study GROW, L EA R N For instance, students create autobiographical your dream college or university. Classes - Dance Intensive artwork with painting and writing! Bring a Catholic High School Admissions Early Bird Discount conveniently scheduled at Wagner College. - Digital Motion Graphics (After Effects) Register and pay in full by May 29, and receive a $25 discount per camper/per camp. Early bird discounts smock or old shirt and be prepared to tap your Test (TACHS) Prep To register for Kaplan, call 1-800-KAPTEST. To - Filmmaking cannot be combined with course series discounts. Only one discount per camper/per camp is permitted. Get a jumpstart this summer and begin inner creative talents! register for Princeton Review, - On Camera Acting Early bird discounts can be arranged by phone at 718-390-3221, online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning, preparing for both the SHSAT and TACHS tests & HAVE FUN Ages: 7–12 call 1-800-273-8439 - Writing Intensive or by mail-in registrations postmarked by May 29, 2018. administered this coming fall. Our program is July 23–27, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. designed to focus on reading, language arts, Payment Plans Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* mathematics, and reasoning skills. We will Summer Pre-College Program Payment plans can be arranged for campers attending multiple sessions. Please call our office at 718-390- *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for TEEN PROGRAMS review test-taking strategies, run practice tests, 3221 to schedule payments. Note that each camp must be paid in full prior to the start date, so call early afternoon camp schedule. for High School Students to establish your payment plan. and work on timing. Classes will resume on Experience Wagner College at our Summer Wagner College Wagner Learning Lifelong for Department Campus Road One 10301 York New Staten Island, Saturdays in September with a continued focus Pre-College Program for rising high school How to Register Disney Princesses–All New! on test-taking techniques and timing. Note: Teen Photography This program offers a range of opportunities juniors and seniors, and select sophomores, Registration is convenient and can be completed online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning, by mail using Young girls will love this Disney Princess Students have the option of joining summer the registration form in this brochure and mailing to the address indicated or faxing to 718-390-3118, or for teens to begin or further their knowledge and earn up to six college credits in three camp where every girl is special, unique, and only or both summer and fall. short weeks. Our residential program will by calling the Department for Lifelong Learning at 718-390-3221. You may visit us on campus at our new celebrated! Bring a treasured princess doll and of photography. Working in Wagner College’s offices located in House 5 near the Guard Booth and our guest parking lot, near the main entrance to the Summer TACHS Review give students the opportunity to experience costume and share in the joy and excitement of state-of-the-art Mac lab, you will learn College at Howard Avenue. Tuesdays, July 17–August 21 Wagner College first-hand by living on campus these timeless princesses’ stories. We will learn Photoshop with an emphasis on presentation 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and participating in college-level courses that Camp Licensing and Medical Forms the background of each princess and be guided and portfolio development. Discover Tuition: $499 will earn them valuable college credits. Learn Wagner College Camps are licensed by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s by their influence on the empowerment of alternative techniques such as fine art abstraction and painting with light. Part of about our nationally recognized Wagner Plan Bureau of Child Care (BCC), and as such follow strict guidelines set forth by the agency. Each child who young girls who are self-confident, resourceful, Fall TACHS Review attends our camps is required to submit a current Health Record form completed by a licensed physician the unique allure is taking photographs on for the Practical Liberal Arts by participating empathetic, and goal-driven. Activities will Saturdays, September 15–October 27 in “learning by doing” that reinforces course and dated within one year of the last date of the camp the child is attending. No child will be permitted include arts and crafts, journaling, teamwork, No Class 10/20 the campus’ picturesque grounds overlooking to attend camp without this current form on file at Wagner. the Verrazano. Make art and new friends while topics, and experience Manhattan venues role play, dress up and more in celebration of 12–2p.m. as part of the learning experience. Trips $339 learning to express yourself in a new and Waiver/Photo Release Form young girls becoming future successful young Tuition: may include museums, historical landmarks, ladies just like their princesses! creative way! Please bring your own digital All campers are required to have on file a signed Waiver/Photo Release Form. By attending a Wagner Summer SHSAT Review camera and flash drive daily. Broadway shows, hospitals, and more. There College camp or program, it is understood that photos and videos may be taken of all participants. Ages: 6–11 Wednesdays, July 18–August 22 are two program tracks to choose from. More Wagner College reserves the right to use these photographs/videos in any of its print or electronic July 30–August 3, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 13–17 detailed information, program brochure, and publications, web pages and/or social media outlets for promotion of its programs. Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* Tuition: $499 August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. videos are available at wagner.edu/lifelong- Cancellation *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Tuition: $329 learning/pre-college along with application Fall SHSAT Review All camps are subject to cancellation by Wagner College due to low enrollment or other unforeseen forms. All applications are due by early June. afternoon camp schedule. Saturdays, September 8–October 13 circumstances. In the event of cancellation by Wagner College, you will receive a full refund. Once a camp 9:30–11:30 a.m. has begun, no refunds will be issued. Any cancellations made by campers prior to camp start date will be

Two Exciting Program Tracks: College (Wagner us on Facebook Follow Lifelong Learning) Department for (wagnerlifelong) and Twitter American Sign Language I Tuition: $339 subject to a $50 cancellation fee per camper per camp session. PreMed & Microbiology American Sign Language (ASL) is the third most Program Changes widely used language in the United States. Course Series Discount: Register for both TACHS Business & Public Speaking July 8– 27 Camp descriptions may be subject to change to accommodate campers’ ages, New York City summer camp It is a visual-gestural-kinesthetic method of & SHSAT summer and fall sessions. permit guidelines, space requirements, weather, and other circumstances. communication used by members of the deaf Both programs $1,559. SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN, JR. Groups Community and School 8 at 10am for J une 8 at 7 p.m. June 9 at 6:30 p.m. June 10 at 2 p.m. June Hall Main College, at Wagner Theatre The $25 $18 / Door Admission: Admission: Pre-sale at online tickets Call 718-390-3221 or order wagner.edu/lifelong-learning ACT SHOW NOW PLAYING NOW SHOW ACT community. In this beginner class students Driving Directions to Campus SUMMER CAMPS 2018 available Discount Early Bird completed registrations for 29, 2018. by May will learn basic vocabulary and grammar of Exit 13 off the Staten Island Expressway. Merge onto Clove Rd. Make a right up Howard Ave. More detailed ASL and will begin to develop the necessary directions can be found at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning/directions. Fine Arts & Enrichment, cont’d EVERYTHING!! Joseph was so excited Mixed Media Art Creations communication skills to interact with people Writing Intensive to tell me all about his day. He said it who are deaf. Spark your imagination as we embark on a This course is designed to help high school was his BEST camp EVER, and he doesn’t creative and artistic journey through a variety students learn the skills they need for Ages 9–14 want to go to any other camp! PAID of materials. Projects may include watercolor, Thursdays, July 12–August 16 successful college-level writing. We will U.S. Postage Permit No. 120 No. Permit Laurie D. (We Do Lego Robotics) Org. Non–Profit acrylic and/or silk painting, mosaic, collage, 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. approach writing as a process, focusing on NY Staten Island, felting, paper making, and tin art. This creative Tuition: $279 developing good writing habits and using journey will revolve around each young artist’s reading and writing as a means of exploration Outstanding program! My individual creative expressions combined with in argument. We will also practice analyzing daughter learned classical the elements of design and the techniques of Camp Schedule for CSI/Disney Princess/Art/Ceramics/ short texts from various genres, and we will Lego Robotics/ Lego & Imagination Flix/ Jr. Video Game theatre, and she loved it! We were so impressed with the Great Art Masters. New projects daily. Design /Photography/Virtual Reality Film Making work on synthesizing secondary materials in research. Additionally, the course will Loretta C. (ACT Classical Scene Study) the quality of the ceramics. Ages: 8–12 Program (all campers) 9 a.m.–12 p.m. culminate in an assignment sequence that Catherine G. (Awesome Ceramic Creations) August 6–10, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Lunch Provided (full day campers)12–1p.m. helps students draft a personal essay suitable Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* Art/Recreation*(full day campers)1–4:30 p.m. for their college application process. Course *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for *Activities vary depending on weeks enrolled. afternoon camp schedule. taught by Wagner English faculty member. Ages: 13–17 July 16-20, 1–4 p.m. Additional Classes for Teens IMPORTANT PROGRAM INFORMATION Expressive Kids Art See complete descriptions in this brochure Draw, paint, craft and create multi-media Tuition: $399 under “Performing Arts,” “Computers & Camp Schedules Summer 2018 | Youth Programs art projects while learning the styles ACADEMIC INSTITUTE Technology,” and “Academic Institute.” Several of our camps offer the option of either half or full day. When that option is indicated, half-day and techniques of the world’s greatest Kaplan SAT Test Prep & - ACT Summer Program–Audition Prep campers will attend their chosen camp program from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, at which time they will be artists. Students will learn to express themselves Specialized High School Princeton Review SAT/ACT Master Class dismissed to parents. Campers who choose the full-day option will remain at Wagner College until 4:30 through various art foundations with an Test Prep - ACT Advanced Classical/Musical Scene Study p.m. dismissal. Full-day camps include lunch in the cafeteria and afternoon activities that may include Admissions Test (SHSAT) Prep arts and crafts, outdoor recreational games, computer lab, talent show, and more. emphasis on interdisciplinary connections. Score high on your SAT and ACT to get into - ACT Advanced Dramatic Scene Study GROW, L EA R N For instance, students create autobiographical your dream college or university. Classes - Dance Intensive artwork with painting and writing! Bring a Catholic High School Admissions Early Bird Discount conveniently scheduled at Wagner College. - Digital Motion Graphics (After Effects) Register and pay in full by May 29, and receive a $25 discount per camper/per camp. Early bird discounts smock or old shirt and be prepared to tap your Test (TACHS) Prep To register for Kaplan, call 1-800-KAPTEST. To - Filmmaking cannot be combined with course series discounts. Only one discount per camper/per camp is permitted. Get a jumpstart this summer and begin inner creative talents! register for Princeton Review, - On Camera Acting Early bird discounts can be arranged by phone at 718-390-3221, online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning, preparing for both the SHSAT and TACHS tests & HAVE FUN Ages: 7–12 call 1-800-273-8439 - Writing Intensive or by mail-in registrations postmarked by May 29, 2018. administered this coming fall. Our program is July 23–27, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. designed to focus on reading, language arts, Payment Plans Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* mathematics, and reasoning skills. We will Summer Pre-College Program Payment plans can be arranged for campers attending multiple sessions. Please call our office at 718-390- *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for TEEN PROGRAMS review test-taking strategies, run practice tests, 3221 to schedule payments. Note that each camp must be paid in full prior to the start date, so call early afternoon camp schedule. for High School Students to establish your payment plan. and work on timing. Classes will resume on Experience Wagner College at our Summer Wagner College Wagner Learning Lifelong for Department Campus Road One 10301 York New Staten Island, Saturdays in September with a continued focus Pre-College Program for rising high school How to Register Disney Princesses–All New! on test-taking techniques and timing. Note: Teen Photography This program offers a range of opportunities juniors and seniors, and select sophomores, Registration is convenient and can be completed online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning, by mail using Young girls will love this Disney Princess Students have the option of joining summer the registration form in this brochure and mailing to the address indicated or faxing to 718-390-3118, or for teens to begin or further their knowledge and earn up to six college credits in three camp where every girl is special, unique, and only or both summer and fall. short weeks. Our residential program will by calling the Department for Lifelong Learning at 718-390-3221. You may visit us on campus at our new celebrated! Bring a treasured princess doll and of photography. Working in Wagner College’s offices located in House 5 near the Guard Booth and our guest parking lot, near the main entrance to the Summer TACHS Review give students the opportunity to experience costume and share in the joy and excitement of state-of-the-art Mac lab, you will learn College at Howard Avenue. Tuesdays, July 17–August 21 Wagner College first-hand by living on campus these timeless princesses’ stories. We will learn Photoshop with an emphasis on presentation 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and participating in college-level courses that Camp Licensing and Medical Forms the background of each princess and be guided and portfolio development. Discover Tuition: $499 will earn them valuable college credits. Learn Wagner College Camps are licensed by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s by their influence on the empowerment of alternative techniques such as fine art abstraction and painting with light. Part of about our nationally recognized Wagner Plan Bureau of Child Care (BCC), and as such follow strict guidelines set forth by the agency. Each child who young girls who are self-confident, resourceful, Fall TACHS Review attends our camps is required to submit a current Health Record form completed by a licensed physician the unique allure is taking photographs on for the Practical Liberal Arts by participating empathetic, and goal-driven. Activities will Saturdays, September 15–October 27 in “learning by doing” that reinforces course and dated within one year of the last date of the camp the child is attending. No child will be permitted include arts and crafts, journaling, teamwork, No Class 10/20 the campus’ picturesque grounds overlooking to attend camp without this current form on file at Wagner. the Verrazano. Make art and new friends while topics, and experience Manhattan venues role play, dress up and more in celebration of 12–2p.m. as part of the learning experience. Trips $339 learning to express yourself in a new and Waiver/Photo Release Form young girls becoming future successful young Tuition: may include museums, historical landmarks, ladies just like their princesses! creative way! Please bring your own digital All campers are required to have on file a signed Waiver/Photo Release Form. By attending a Wagner Summer SHSAT Review camera and flash drive daily. Broadway shows, hospitals, and more. There College camp or program, it is understood that photos and videos may be taken of all participants. Ages: 6–11 Wednesdays, July 18–August 22 are two program tracks to choose from. More Wagner College reserves the right to use these photographs/videos in any of its print or electronic July 30–August 3, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 13–17 detailed information, program brochure, and publications, web pages and/or social media outlets for promotion of its programs. Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* Tuition: $499 August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. videos are available at wagner.edu/lifelong- Cancellation *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Tuition: $329 learning/pre-college along with application Fall SHSAT Review All camps are subject to cancellation by Wagner College due to low enrollment or other unforeseen forms. All applications are due by early June. afternoon camp schedule. Saturdays, September 8–October 13 circumstances. In the event of cancellation by Wagner College, you will receive a full refund. Once a camp 9:30–11:30 a.m. has begun, no refunds will be issued. Any cancellations made by campers prior to camp start date will be

Two Exciting Program Tracks: College (Wagner us on Facebook Follow Lifelong Learning) Department for (wagnerlifelong) and Twitter American Sign Language I Tuition: $339 subject to a $50 cancellation fee per camper per camp session. PreMed & Microbiology American Sign Language (ASL) is the third most Program Changes widely used language in the United States. Course Series Discount: Register for both TACHS Business & Public Speaking July 8– 27 Camp descriptions may be subject to change to accommodate campers’ ages, New York City summer camp It is a visual-gestural-kinesthetic method of & SHSAT summer and fall sessions. permit guidelines, space requirements, weather, and other circumstances. communication used by members of the deaf Both programs $1,559. SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN, JR. Groups Community and School 8 at 10am for J une 8 at 7 p.m. June 9 at 6:30 p.m. June 10 at 2 p.m. June Hall Main College, at Wagner Theatre The $25 $18 / Door Admission: Admission: Pre-sale at online tickets Call 718-390-3221 or order wagner.edu/lifelong-learning ACT SHOW NOW PLAYING NOW SHOW ACT community. In this beginner class students Driving Directions to Campus SUMMER CAMPS 2018 available Discount Early Bird completed registrations for 29, 2018. by May will learn basic vocabulary and grammar of Exit 13 off the Staten Island Expressway. Merge onto Clove Rd. Make a right up Howard Ave. More detailed ASL and will begin to develop the necessary directions can be found at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning/directions. Welcome to Wagner College Summer Camps & Programs Dance Intensive massive open world which they will be able learn more complex animation compositions CSI (Children’s Science Register Online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning Wagner College is not your typical day camp. Our specialized summer For those with prior dance experience, this to explore and navigate, while conquering and though creative projects. Students may create Institute) FINE ARTS & intensive will focus on dance workouts and achieving various self-made tasks. They will be such visual effects as fireballs, animate water, Weeklong camps provide students with a camp experiences for children and teens ages 6 to 17 are unique. routines using costumes, props and proper tasked to explore problem-solving techniques super heroes and more! ENRICHMENT and story concepts while incorporating art and fun educational experience and take-homes Ages 4–14 Our mission is simple. We are committed to providing an enriching, techniques. Dancers get moving to the beat Ages: 12–17 Please return to: graphics as part of successful game design. for further explorations. Tuition includes all working with our choreographer to create August 6 to 10, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. diverse, and nurturing camp environment that promotes personal, Special Note: Students must bring a flash drive materials fees and take-homes. Wagner College Department for Lifelong Learning upbeat, contemporary dance moves that will Tuition: $499 PreSchool Creative Art academic, and social growth, as well as fun. Join us this summer for be showcased to family and friends on the last each day in order to save their work along with & Literacy One Campus Road, Staten Island, NY 10301 earbuds or headphones and notebook. Molecules in Motion an unparalleled camp experience! day of camp. Special Note: Jazz and tap shoes Imagination Flix How does matter move from one phase to Draw, paint, make clay sculptures and Phone: 718-390-3221 • Fax: 718-390-3118 Ages: 5–6 are required for this program. Ages: 8–11 Take characters underwater, to a volcano, or another? Students will illustrate the various multi-media art projects while learning E-mail: [email protected] August 6–10, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 9–17 August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. even to outer space! In this exciting stop- states of change by conducting energy-based the styles and techniques of the world’s Tuition per session: Half Day: $329/ July 30–August 3, 1–4:30 p.m. Tuition: Half Day: $309/Full Day: $429* motion animation camp, there are no limits to experiments to speed molecules up, or slow greatest artists. Students will learn to express Full Day: $439* Tuition: $309 *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for where campers’ imaginations can take them. In them down. themselves through various art foundations *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for afternoon camp schedule. this camp, brainstorm, create clay characters, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary Student’s Name ______afternoon camp schedule. Ages: 7–13 choose the backgrounds, film movies using connections. For instance, students create On Camera Acting July 2–6 (No camp July 4) a green screen, and add voice-overs, while autobiographical artwork with painting, Learn the basics of on-camera acting. The Junior Virtual Reality 360 Film 9 a.m.–12 p.m. writing and photography! Bring a smock or Birth Date ______Age ______Male _____ Female _____ camp will cover eye line, how to work in working in age-appropriate groups. Note: All “WeDo 2.0” Lego Robotics Making–All New! Join this all new next generation of Lego WeDo Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* old shirt and be prepared to tap your inner frame, volume, movement and close-up work. Embark on an adventure in virtual reality! flix will be available for download within a Robotics! WeDo 2.0 project-based activities *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for creative talents! Also covered are the differences between stage In this cutting edge class, students learn the month after camp ends. ignite students’ curiosity while enhancing afternoon camp schedule. acting, tv acting, commercial and film acting. foundations of VR and 360 immersive film Ages: 4–5 School ______Grade ______Ages: 7–12 their skills in science, technology, engineering This program is great for anyone interested in making through hands-on lessons, exploring VR July 9–13, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. (Fall ’18) July 9–13, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and coding. Working in teams, children build What’s the Matter? transitioning from theatre to camera and for films, and creating their own 360 film. Students Tuition: $299 Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* confidence while navigating through life, Solids and liquids and gases, oh my! Matter is those starting out in the business. No camera will gain an understanding of the technology (Note: Half Day Option Only Available) Paraprofessional assigned at school during school hours Yes______No______ACT Advanced Classical/ *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for physical, earth, and space sciences. The new everything we can touch and see; experiments PERFORMING ARTS experience necessary! behind Virtual Reality, get familiar with the 360 afternoon camp schedule. with each phase will allow each young Ages 4 to 17 hardware, software and wireless platform Musical Scene Study camera landscape, the concept of immersive scientist to discover the basic chemistry Awesome Ceramic Creations This two-week intensive program will focus Ages: 10–17 includes a Bluetooth low-energy Smarthub storytelling, and an overview of the 360 making up the entire universe. Express oneself three-dimensionally by Parent/Guardian ______Parent Birth Date______on the breakdown of scenes and songs from July 2–July 6 (No Camp July 4) Live Action Flix–All New! element, bringing the most up-to-date Audition Prep Master Class filmmaking process. Students will work in teams exploring the world of clay this summer. a selected classical work in order to build 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Go through the Hollywood process of technological advancements to the experience. Ages: 7–13 Summer is the perfect time to prepare for to make their own 360 films. Specific focus will Learn basic hand-building techniques of upon and broaden the young actor’s repertoire Tuition: $259 filmmaking, as we guide you through “Action” Students will build a Lego robot to investigate July 9 –13 upcoming auditions for school plays. The be given to genre, and storytelling techniques as pinch, coil, and slab, plus surface decoration Wagner Alumnus/a Yes______No______Year of Graduation ______of skills in an intimate setting. We will to “That’s a wrap”! Work in groups to real-world science issues, learn programming 9 a.m.–12 p.m. class will include vocal and acting work it pertains to augmented reality film making. and glazing basics. Most exciting are the concentrate on the development and study brainstorm, location scout, bring in props/ skills to put their robot in motion and free-build Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* and dance combos. Learn proper audition projects campers will create that will spark of characters, working individually and in S.T.E.M. Ages: 8–12 costumes, act and direct in a collaborative to model the “environment” under investigation. *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for technique and how to choose the proper individual expression by transforming clay Address ______groups to add depth to the character played. July 23–27, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. movie that will be fun for the entire audience. afternoon camp schedule. song as well as monologues and scene work. COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY Ages: 7–8 into both functional objects and fanciful As this study is geared to the serious triple Ages 7 to 17 Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* Note: All flix will be available for download Also learn new musical theater dance combos August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. clay sculptures. Projects are fired at Wagner threat performer, previous acting training is *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for within a month after camp ends. Who Dunnit? each week which helps in nailing dance Tuition per session: Half Day: $329/ College in one of the few kilns available on recommended. A showcase, including a musical afternoon camp schedule. Utilizing real world forensic science methods City ______State ______Zip ______auditions. This is a great opportunity for all Photography Ages: 7–12 Full Day: $439* Staten Island. No previous experience with number, will be performed on the final day for including fingerprint verification, fiber and young actors to prepare for the upcoming Express yourself through creative photography! July 16–20, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for clay required. liquid analysis and more, our summer sleuths theatrical season’s auditions. family and friends. Special Note: Class size is Enjoy nature and landscape photography on Film Making Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* afternoon camp schedule. will work together to solve a puzzling mystery Ages: 9–14 Home Phone ______Cell Phone ______limited, so it is recommended to register early. the grounds of Wagner’s picturesque campus, Whether you are considering a career in film *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Ages: 12–18 while employing critical thinking skills and Session I: July 9–13 Ages: 13–17 with views overlooking the Verrazano Bridge. production or you’re a film enthusiast, this afternoon camp schedule. Lego Robotics July 11–August 16 is the program for you. Learn to write the team work to discover “who dunnit?” Session II: July 30–August 3 July 9-20, Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Other topics will include light painting, Drink it up! Water is a major part of everyday Wednesdays & Thursdays, 4:30–6:30pm script and create the storyboard for a group 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Work Phone ______E-mail Address ______Tuition: $899 photojournalism, portraits, and self-portraits. life, and our Lego missions will be based on Ages: 7–13 Tuition: $599 production. Once completed, you will direct, Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* In Wagner’s state-of-the-art Mac lab, you SCIENCE & the significance of this beautiful and natural July 23–27 operate the camera, record sound, and edit the *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for will learn Photoshop and how to edit resource. Join us as we combine technology 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Please make check payable to Wagner College or call 718-390-3221 with credit card information. ACT Advanced Dramatic final product using Adobe Premier Pro. Other ENGINEERING afternoon camp schedule. ACT Musical Theatre– images. Campers must bring their own digital and engineering skills in order to accomplish Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* Scene Study areas of exploration will include editorial and Ages 5 to 14 Peter Pan, Jr. cameras and flash drives; no experience LEGO Robotics missions using the NXT Bot. A *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for This two-week intensive program will focus on narrative structure, rhythm, and pace. Working Join the cast of Peter Pan, Jr. where everyone needed. strong team effort is required to collaborate afternoon camp schedule.’ is cast in this timeless musical. Developed the breakdown of individual scenes in dramatic in teams, you will complete one short film. LEGO ROBOTICS More Programs on Reverse Ages: 8–12 in solving problems, building, testing, and especially for younger actors, there will be a plays. We will concentrate on the development A screening of the final film for family and “We-Do” Lego Robotics Breaking and Making Bonds July 16–20, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. programming your machines and thinking like strong emphasis on character development and study of characters, dramatic performance, friends will conclude the program. Using special We-Do Lego Education Kits, kids While investigating chemical reactions, Name of Program/Camp Tuition and overall instruction in the performance of Tuition: Half Day: $309/Full Day: $429* scientists and engineers in the process. At the as each young actor progresses through our Ages: 12–17 learn hands-on about mechanical engineering, students will be learn about how new a scene. As this study is geared to the serious *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for end of the session, Lego Teams will compete musical theatre journey. Once enrolled, actors July 30–August 3, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. structural design, and introductory robotics. substances are formed and engineer actor, previous acting training is required. A afternoon camp schedule. in a Battle Bots tournament for family and will receive audition materials to prepare for Tuition: $499 Working in teams, children will build their experiments to cause different physical and Showcase presentation of selected scenes will friends. This program is geared toward children the first day of camp, so enroll early. Young robots and discover scientific principles; on both an intermediate and advanced level. chemical changes. Students also explore actors will incorporate our ACT “triple threat” be performed on the final day for family and Fantasy Junior Video Digital Motion Graphics using laptops, they will learn how to program endothermic and exothermic reactions and program in acting, musical performance, and friends. Special Note: Class size is limited, so Game Design their creations to move and make sounds. 2 Sessions: will perform an engineering activity to design it is recommended to register early. (After Effects)–All New! Ages: 9–14 movement as they rehearse for their full length This camp was created especially for our video Learn how motion graphic artists create 3D There will be “free-build” time when kids a device using an exothermic reaction. game enthusiasts with vivid imaginations. will become true “Imagineers,” using their Session I: August 6–10 show on the last day of camp for family and Ages: 13–17 graphics! In this hands-on course, students Ages: 7–13 creativity, problem-solving skills, and newfound Session II: August 13–17 friends. Show tickets are included. July 30–August 10, Mon.–Fri., 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Working in age-appropriate software programs learn how to animate graphics using Adobe July 30–August 3 $899 including RPG Maker, Scratch, Piskel and knowledge to create a unique environment for 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 6–13 Tuition: After Effects, a highly in demand industry skill. 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Gamefroot, we will create an action adventure their creation. New topics are introduced each Tuition: Half Day: $329/Full Day: $439* July 9–27, Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Course Series Discount: Register for Classical Starting with simple keyframe animations, Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $409* and Dramatic Scene Study and save. Both video game. Campers will learn to create a session, and parents and friends are invited for *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Tuition: $1,899 students learn the basics of animating and *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Total: a demonstration on the final day. afternoon camp schedule. programs $1,699. afternoon camp schedule. Fine Arts & Enrichment, cont’d EVERYTHING!! Joseph was so excited Mixed Media Art Creations communication skills to interact with people Writing Intensive to tell me all about his day. He said it who are deaf. Spark your imagination as we embark on a This course is designed to help high school was his BEST camp EVER, and he doesn’t creative and artistic journey through a variety students learn the skills they need for Ages 9–14 want to go to any other camp! PAID of materials. Projects may include watercolor, Thursdays, July 12–August 16 successful college-level writing. We will U.S. Postage Permit No. 120 No. Permit Laurie D. (We Do Lego Robotics) Org. Non–Profit acrylic and/or silk painting, mosaic, collage, 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. approach writing as a process, focusing on NY Staten Island, felting, paper making, and tin art. This creative Tuition: $279 developing good writing habits and using journey will revolve around each young artist’s reading and writing as a means of exploration Outstanding program! My individual creative expressions combined with in argument. We will also practice analyzing daughter learned classical the elements of design and the techniques of Camp Schedule for CSI/Disney Princess/Art/Ceramics/ short texts from various genres, and we will Lego Robotics/ Lego & Imagination Flix/ Jr. Video Game theatre, and she loved it! We were so impressed with the Great Art Masters. New projects daily. Design /Photography/Virtual Reality Film Making work on synthesizing secondary materials in research. Additionally, the course will Loretta C. (ACT Classical Scene Study) the quality of the ceramics. Ages: 8–12 Program (all campers) 9 a.m.–12 p.m. culminate in an assignment sequence that Catherine G. (Awesome Ceramic Creations) August 6–10, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Lunch Provided (full day campers)12–1p.m. helps students draft a personal essay suitable Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* Art/Recreation*(full day campers)1–4:30 p.m. for their college application process. Course *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for *Activities vary depending on weeks enrolled. afternoon camp schedule. taught by Wagner English faculty member. Ages: 13–17 July 16-20, 1–4 p.m. Additional Classes for Teens IMPORTANT PROGRAM INFORMATION Expressive Kids Art See complete descriptions in this brochure Draw, paint, craft and create multi-media Tuition: $399 under “Performing Arts,” “Computers & Camp Schedules Summer 2018 | Youth Programs art projects while learning the styles ACADEMIC INSTITUTE Technology,” and “Academic Institute.” Several of our camps offer the option of either half or full day. When that option is indicated, half-day and techniques of the world’s greatest Kaplan SAT Test Prep & - ACT Summer Program–Audition Prep campers will attend their chosen camp program from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, at which time they will be artists. Students will learn to express themselves Specialized High School Princeton Review SAT/ACT Master Class dismissed to parents. Campers who choose the full-day option will remain at Wagner College until 4:30 through various art foundations with an Test Prep - ACT Advanced Classical/Musical Scene Study p.m. dismissal. Full-day camps include lunch in the cafeteria and afternoon activities that may include Admissions Test (SHSAT) Prep arts and crafts, outdoor recreational games, computer lab, talent show, and more. emphasis on interdisciplinary connections. Score high on your SAT and ACT to get into - ACT Advanced Dramatic Scene Study GROW, L EA R N For instance, students create autobiographical your dream college or university. Classes - Dance Intensive artwork with painting and writing! Bring a Catholic High School Admissions Early Bird Discount conveniently scheduled at Wagner College. - Digital Motion Graphics (After Effects) Register and pay in full by May 29, and receive a $25 discount per camper/per camp. Early bird discounts smock or old shirt and be prepared to tap your Test (TACHS) Prep To register for Kaplan, call 1-800-KAPTEST. To - Filmmaking cannot be combined with course series discounts. Only one discount per camper/per camp is permitted. Get a jumpstart this summer and begin inner creative talents! register for Princeton Review, - On Camera Acting Early bird discounts can be arranged by phone at 718-390-3221, online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning, preparing for both the SHSAT and TACHS tests & HAVE FUN Ages: 7–12 call 1-800-273-8439 - Writing Intensive or by mail-in registrations postmarked by May 29, 2018. administered this coming fall. Our program is July 23–27, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. designed to focus on reading, language arts, Payment Plans Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* mathematics, and reasoning skills. We will Summer Pre-College Program Payment plans can be arranged for campers attending multiple sessions. Please call our office at 718-390- *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for TEEN PROGRAMS review test-taking strategies, run practice tests, 3221 to schedule payments. Note that each camp must be paid in full prior to the start date, so call early afternoon camp schedule. for High School Students to establish your payment plan. and work on timing. Classes will resume on Experience Wagner College at our Summer Wagner College Wagner Learning Lifelong for Department Campus Road One 10301 York New Staten Island, Saturdays in September with a continued focus Pre-College Program for rising high school How to Register Disney Princesses–All New! on test-taking techniques and timing. Note: Teen Photography This program offers a range of opportunities juniors and seniors, and select sophomores, Registration is convenient and can be completed online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning, by mail using Young girls will love this Disney Princess Students have the option of joining summer the registration form in this brochure and mailing to the address indicated or faxing to 718-390-3118, or for teens to begin or further their knowledge and earn up to six college credits in three camp where every girl is special, unique, and only or both summer and fall. short weeks. Our residential program will by calling the Department for Lifelong Learning at 718-390-3221. You may visit us on campus at our new celebrated! Bring a treasured princess doll and of photography. Working in Wagner College’s offices located in House 5 near the Guard Booth and our guest parking lot, near the main entrance to the Summer TACHS Review give students the opportunity to experience costume and share in the joy and excitement of state-of-the-art Mac lab, you will learn College at Howard Avenue. Tuesdays, July 17–August 21 Wagner College first-hand by living on campus these timeless princesses’ stories. We will learn Photoshop with an emphasis on presentation 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and participating in college-level courses that Camp Licensing and Medical Forms the background of each princess and be guided and portfolio development. Discover Tuition: $499 will earn them valuable college credits. Learn Wagner College Camps are licensed by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s by their influence on the empowerment of alternative techniques such as fine art abstraction and painting with light. Part of about our nationally recognized Wagner Plan Bureau of Child Care (BCC), and as such follow strict guidelines set forth by the agency. Each child who young girls who are self-confident, resourceful, Fall TACHS Review attends our camps is required to submit a current Health Record form completed by a licensed physician the unique allure is taking photographs on for the Practical Liberal Arts by participating empathetic, and goal-driven. Activities will Saturdays, September 15–October 27 in “learning by doing” that reinforces course and dated within one year of the last date of the camp the child is attending. No child will be permitted include arts and crafts, journaling, teamwork, No Class 10/20 the campus’ picturesque grounds overlooking to attend camp without this current form on file at Wagner. the Verrazano. Make art and new friends while topics, and experience Manhattan venues role play, dress up and more in celebration of 12–2p.m. as part of the learning experience. Trips $339 learning to express yourself in a new and Waiver/Photo Release Form young girls becoming future successful young Tuition: may include museums, historical landmarks, ladies just like their princesses! creative way! Please bring your own digital All campers are required to have on file a signed Waiver/Photo Release Form. By attending a Wagner Summer SHSAT Review camera and flash drive daily. Broadway shows, hospitals, and more. There College camp or program, it is understood that photos and videos may be taken of all participants. Ages: 6–11 Wednesdays, July 18–August 22 are two program tracks to choose from. More Wagner College reserves the right to use these photographs/videos in any of its print or electronic July 30–August 3, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 13–17 detailed information, program brochure, and publications, web pages and/or social media outlets for promotion of its programs. Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* Tuition: $499 August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. videos are available at wagner.edu/lifelong- Cancellation *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Tuition: $329 learning/pre-college along with application Fall SHSAT Review All camps are subject to cancellation by Wagner College due to low enrollment or other unforeseen forms. All applications are due by early June. afternoon camp schedule. Saturdays, September 8–October 13 circumstances. In the event of cancellation by Wagner College, you will receive a full refund. Once a camp 9:30–11:30 a.m. has begun, no refunds will be issued. Any cancellations made by campers prior to camp start date will be

Two Exciting Program Tracks: College (Wagner us on Facebook Follow Lifelong Learning) Department for (wagnerlifelong) and Twitter American Sign Language I Tuition: $339 subject to a $50 cancellation fee per camper per camp session. PreMed & Microbiology American Sign Language (ASL) is the third most Program Changes widely used language in the United States. Course Series Discount: Register for both TACHS Business & Public Speaking July 8– 27 Camp descriptions may be subject to change to accommodate campers’ ages, New York City summer camp It is a visual-gestural-kinesthetic method of & SHSAT summer and fall sessions. permit guidelines, space requirements, weather, and other circumstances. communication used by members of the deaf Both programs $1,559. SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN, JR. Groups Community and School 8 at 10am for J une 8 at 7 p.m. June 9 at 6:30 p.m. June 10 at 2 p.m. June Hall Main College, at Wagner Theatre The $25 $18 / Door Admission: Admission: Pre-sale at online tickets Call 718-390-3221 or order wagner.edu/lifelong-learning ACT SHOW NOW PLAYING NOW SHOW ACT community. In this beginner class students Driving Directions to Campus SUMMER CAMPS 2018 available Discount Early Bird completed registrations for 29, 2018. by May will learn basic vocabulary and grammar of Exit 13 off the Staten Island Expressway. Merge onto Clove Rd. Make a right up Howard Ave. More detailed ASL and will begin to develop the necessary directions can be found at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning/directions. Fine Arts & Enrichment, cont’d EVERYTHING!! Joseph was so excited Mixed Media Art Creations communication skills to interact with people Writing Intensive to tell me all about his day. He said it who are deaf. Spark your imagination as we embark on a This course is designed to help high school was his BEST camp EVER, and he doesn’t creative and artistic journey through a variety students learn the skills they need for Ages 9–14 want to go to any other camp! PAID of materials. Projects may include watercolor, Thursdays, July 12–August 16 successful college-level writing. We will U.S. Postage Permit No. 120 No. Permit Laurie D. (We Do Lego Robotics) Org. Non–Profit acrylic and/or silk painting, mosaic, collage, 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. approach writing as a process, focusing on NY Staten Island, felting, paper making, and tin art. This creative Tuition: $279 developing good writing habits and using journey will revolve around each young artist’s reading and writing as a means of exploration Outstanding program! My individual creative expressions combined with in argument. We will also practice analyzing daughter learned classical the elements of design and the techniques of Camp Schedule for CSI/Disney Princess/Art/Ceramics/ short texts from various genres, and we will Lego Robotics/ Lego & Imagination Flix/ Jr. Video Game theatre, and she loved it! We were so impressed with the Great Art Masters. New projects daily. Design /Photography/Virtual Reality Film Making work on synthesizing secondary materials in research. Additionally, the course will Loretta C. (ACT Classical Scene Study) the quality of the ceramics. Ages: 8–12 Program (all campers) 9 a.m.–12 p.m. culminate in an assignment sequence that Catherine G. (Awesome Ceramic Creations) August 6–10, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Lunch Provided (full day campers)12–1p.m. helps students draft a personal essay suitable Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* Art/Recreation*(full day campers)1–4:30 p.m. for their college application process. Course *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for *Activities vary depending on weeks enrolled. afternoon camp schedule. taught by Wagner English faculty member. Ages: 13–17 July 16-20, 1–4 p.m. Additional Classes for Teens IMPORTANT PROGRAM INFORMATION Expressive Kids Art See complete descriptions in this brochure Draw, paint, craft and create multi-media Tuition: $399 under “Performing Arts,” “Computers & Camp Schedules Summer 2018 | Youth Programs art projects while learning the styles ACADEMIC INSTITUTE Technology,” and “Academic Institute.” Several of our camps offer the option of either half or full day. When that option is indicated, half-day and techniques of the world’s greatest Kaplan SAT Test Prep & - ACT Summer Program–Audition Prep campers will attend their chosen camp program from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, at which time they will be artists. Students will learn to express themselves Specialized High School Princeton Review SAT/ACT Master Class dismissed to parents. Campers who choose the full-day option will remain at Wagner College until 4:30 through various art foundations with an Test Prep - ACT Advanced Classical/Musical Scene Study p.m. dismissal. Full-day camps include lunch in the cafeteria and afternoon activities that may include Admissions Test (SHSAT) Prep arts and crafts, outdoor recreational games, computer lab, talent show, and more. emphasis on interdisciplinary connections. Score high on your SAT and ACT to get into - ACT Advanced Dramatic Scene Study GROW, L EA R N For instance, students create autobiographical your dream college or university. Classes - Dance Intensive artwork with painting and writing! Bring a Catholic High School Admissions Early Bird Discount conveniently scheduled at Wagner College. - Digital Motion Graphics (After Effects) Register and pay in full by May 29, and receive a $25 discount per camper/per camp. Early bird discounts smock or old shirt and be prepared to tap your Test (TACHS) Prep To register for Kaplan, call 1-800-KAPTEST. To - Filmmaking cannot be combined with course series discounts. Only one discount per camper/per camp is permitted. Get a jumpstart this summer and begin inner creative talents! register for Princeton Review, - On Camera Acting Early bird discounts can be arranged by phone at 718-390-3221, online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning, preparing for both the SHSAT and TACHS tests & HAVE FUN Ages: 7–12 call 1-800-273-8439 - Writing Intensive or by mail-in registrations postmarked by May 29, 2018. administered this coming fall. Our program is July 23–27, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. designed to focus on reading, language arts, Payment Plans Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* mathematics, and reasoning skills. We will Summer Pre-College Program Payment plans can be arranged for campers attending multiple sessions. Please call our office at 718-390- *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for TEEN PROGRAMS review test-taking strategies, run practice tests, 3221 to schedule payments. Note that each camp must be paid in full prior to the start date, so call early afternoon camp schedule. for High School Students to establish your payment plan. and work on timing. Classes will resume on Experience Wagner College at our Summer Wagner College Wagner Learning Lifelong for Department Campus Road One 10301 York New Staten Island, Saturdays in September with a continued focus Pre-College Program for rising high school How to Register Disney Princesses–All New! on test-taking techniques and timing. Note: Teen Photography This program offers a range of opportunities juniors and seniors, and select sophomores, Registration is convenient and can be completed online at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning, by mail using Young girls will love this Disney Princess Students have the option of joining summer the registration form in this brochure and mailing to the address indicated or faxing to 718-390-3118, or for teens to begin or further their knowledge and earn up to six college credits in three camp where every girl is special, unique, and only or both summer and fall. short weeks. Our residential program will by calling the Department for Lifelong Learning at 718-390-3221. You may visit us on campus at our new celebrated! Bring a treasured princess doll and of photography. Working in Wagner College’s offices located in House 5 near the Guard Booth and our guest parking lot, near the main entrance to the Summer TACHS Review give students the opportunity to experience costume and share in the joy and excitement of state-of-the-art Mac lab, you will learn College at Howard Avenue. Tuesdays, July 17–August 21 Wagner College first-hand by living on campus these timeless princesses’ stories. We will learn Photoshop with an emphasis on presentation 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and participating in college-level courses that Camp Licensing and Medical Forms the background of each princess and be guided and portfolio development. Discover Tuition: $499 will earn them valuable college credits. Learn Wagner College Camps are licensed by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s by their influence on the empowerment of alternative techniques such as fine art abstraction and painting with light. Part of about our nationally recognized Wagner Plan Bureau of Child Care (BCC), and as such follow strict guidelines set forth by the agency. Each child who young girls who are self-confident, resourceful, Fall TACHS Review attends our camps is required to submit a current Health Record form completed by a licensed physician the unique allure is taking photographs on for the Practical Liberal Arts by participating empathetic, and goal-driven. Activities will Saturdays, September 15–October 27 in “learning by doing” that reinforces course and dated within one year of the last date of the camp the child is attending. No child will be permitted include arts and crafts, journaling, teamwork, No Class 10/20 the campus’ picturesque grounds overlooking to attend camp without this current form on file at Wagner. the Verrazano. Make art and new friends while topics, and experience Manhattan venues role play, dress up and more in celebration of 12–2p.m. as part of the learning experience. Trips $339 learning to express yourself in a new and Waiver/Photo Release Form young girls becoming future successful young Tuition: may include museums, historical landmarks, ladies just like their princesses! creative way! Please bring your own digital All campers are required to have on file a signed Waiver/Photo Release Form. By attending a Wagner Summer SHSAT Review camera and flash drive daily. Broadway shows, hospitals, and more. There College camp or program, it is understood that photos and videos may be taken of all participants. Ages: 6–11 Wednesdays, July 18–August 22 are two program tracks to choose from. More Wagner College reserves the right to use these photographs/videos in any of its print or electronic July 30–August 3, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Ages: 13–17 detailed information, program brochure, and publications, web pages and/or social media outlets for promotion of its programs. Tuition: Half Day: $299/Full Day: $419* Tuition: $499 August 13–17, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. videos are available at wagner.edu/lifelong- Cancellation *Full-day campers refer to shaded box for Tuition: $329 learning/pre-college along with application Fall SHSAT Review All camps are subject to cancellation by Wagner College due to low enrollment or other unforeseen forms. All applications are due by early June. afternoon camp schedule. Saturdays, September 8–October 13 circumstances. In the event of cancellation by Wagner College, you will receive a full refund. Once a camp 9:30–11:30 a.m. has begun, no refunds will be issued. Any cancellations made by campers prior to camp start date will be

Two Exciting Program Tracks: College (Wagner us on Facebook Follow Lifelong Learning) Department for (wagnerlifelong) and Twitter American Sign Language I Tuition: $339 subject to a $50 cancellation fee per camper per camp session. PreMed & Microbiology American Sign Language (ASL) is the third most Program Changes widely used language in the United States. Course Series Discount: Register for both TACHS Business & Public Speaking July 8– 27 Camp descriptions may be subject to change to accommodate campers’ ages, New York City summer camp It is a visual-gestural-kinesthetic method of & SHSAT summer and fall sessions. permit guidelines, space requirements, weather, and other circumstances. communication used by members of the deaf Both programs $1,559. SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN, JR. Groups Community and School 8 at 10am for J une 8 at 7 p.m. June 9 at 6:30 p.m. June 10 at 2 p.m. June Hall Main College, at Wagner Theatre The $25 $18 / Door Admission: Admission: Pre-sale at online tickets Call 718-390-3221 or order wagner.edu/lifelong-learning ACT SHOW NOW PLAYING NOW SHOW ACT community. In this beginner class students Driving Directions to Campus SUMMER CAMPS 2018 available Discount Early Bird completed registrations for 29, 2018. by May will learn basic vocabulary and grammar of Exit 13 off the Staten Island Expressway. Merge onto Clove Rd. Make a right up Howard Ave. More detailed ASL and will begin to develop the necessary directions can be found at wagner.edu/lifelong-learning/directions.