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2 About Us Delaware Technical Community College offers comprehensive educational opportunities including career, general, developmental and transfer education, lifelong learning, and workforce training. Through the division of Workforce Development and Community Education, a variety of pre-college activities are offered. College staff provide mentoring, education, enrichment and motivation to Delaware s youth. Exceptional programs are developed and delivered to empower and guide youth as they reach personal goals and achieve academic and professional success. In-school, after-school and summer programs are offered at both the Stanton and George Campuses. The Camp Programs represent one of the fastest growing initiatives at the Stanton and George Campuses. Our signature program, Camp-On-Campus, allows children to explore a variety of enrichment activities throughout the summer while experiencing the college environment. Each program has been designed to be educational and entertaining and is staffed by experienced educators and camp counselors. STEM Camps provide activities to reinforce competencies required by the state educational standards. Specialty Camps enable students to explore new areas of interest. Career Camps, developed in conjunction with college faculty and members of the business community, provide students with relevant, ageappropriate career awareness experiences. The size of each camp is limited and openings are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Check out all that Delaware Tech has to offer and register early! An Equal Opportunity Institution It is the policy of the College that no person shall, on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, national origin, age disability, sexual orientation (defined exclusively as heterosexuality, homosexuality, or bisexuality), or genetic information be subjected to any discrimination prohibited by the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended; the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, as amended; Americans with Disabilities Act, as amended; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973; Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972; the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 and other applicable laws, regulations and Executive Orders. This policy applies to recruitment, employment and subsequent placement, training, promotion, compensation, continuation, probation, discharge and other terms and conditions of employment over which the College has jurisdiction as well as to all educational programs and activities. The College has designated a Civil Rights Coordinator, who serves as the College s Title IX Coordinator and the College s ADA/Section 504 Coordinator, to carry out its commitment to equal opportunity and nondiscrimination. Inquiries or complaints by students or employees regarding the College s nondiscrimination policies may be addressed to: Dr. Valencia Lynn Beaty, Assistant Vice President for Civil Rights, Office of the President, P.O. Box 897, Dover, DE 19903, call or civilrights@dtcc.edu. George Campus Stanton Campus Table of Contents Ages 5-15: Camp-On-Campus...5 Ages 5-8: Junior Specialty Camps....6 Ages 9-12: Specialty Camps....7 STEM Camps...8 Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Ages 9-15: Sports Camps Ages 13-15: Specialty Camps STEM Camps...11 Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Camp Registration Forms Sibling Discount Form...20 Financial Assistance Form Spring Break Camp Spring Break Registration Form...23 Pre-registration for all camps is required. Walk-ins the day of camp are not accepted. Camp information number: Camp fax number: Additional camp forms available online: 2

3 General Camp Information Weekly Camp Schedule Sign up for 1 week or all 8 weeks at $189 per week June June 27 - July 1 July 5 - July 8 (closed July 4)* *Adjusted rate - $152 this week July July July August 1-5 August 8-12 Online registration now available: Open House at 6 pm June 15, Stanton Campus June 16, George Campus Enroll early to get the camp you want! Come see what all the fun is about. For information, call Daily Camp Schedule For ages 5-15 in all camps 7:30-8:45... Before Care 8:45-9:00...Sign In 9:00-12:00...Camp Activities 12:00-12:30...Lunch 12:30...Field Trip Departure 1:00-3:30...Field Trips 3:30-3:45...Return to Campus 3:45-4:00...Sign Out 4:00-6:00...Extended Care Sign In / Sign Out: All campers must be escorted by parents or guardians into the main lobby and signed in with our camp staff between 8:45 am and 9 am. Late arrivals should check in at the Workforce Development and Community Education office. Any camper arriving before 8:45 am and/or not picked up by 4 pm will be assigned to our Extended Care Program and a fee of $10 per child will be due at the time of drop-off and/ or pick-up. Extended Care: Delaware Tech s Extended Care Program, available at both campuses, includes games, competitions, afternoon movie matinees and much more! Campers at the Stanton Campus also enjoy activities in our college-sized gymnasium such as volleyball, basketball and popular group games. Extended hours start at 7:30 am and end at 6 pm; and cost $30 per week or $10 per day. FAQs Will my child go on a field trip? All campers participate in afternoon recreational activities in addition to several weekly field trips. Look for schedule in book. What if I need to pick up my child early from camp? If your child has to leave early, please let staff know at drop-off and please be aware of the trip schedule. Due to safety issues, we cannot arrange pick-ups or drop-offs while a camper is on a field trip. When should I register for camp? Registration begins February 8 with final payment required by 4:30 pm 10 days prior to each week s camp start date. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Do I need to make a deposit to register? Yes, a non-refundable deposit of $25 per child, per week is due with your application. Pre-registration is required. The $25 is applied to your balance. Does the camp program offer extended care? Yes, the extended care program begins at 7:30 am and ends at 6 pm. The fee is $30 per week. There is a $15 late charge. Will there be any additional fees? All camp activity fees are included in the cost. Additional fees are charged only if you utilize the extended care program. Will my child be able to bring his/her own equipment? The camp will provide all the equipment children will need unless specified. Please do not bring personal equipment, electronic devices or cell phones to camp. Does my child need to bring a lunch? Your child may bring a brown bag lunch. No refrigeration is offered. He or she may also purchase food in the College café. The café does offer prepaid plans throughout the summer. Please see café staff for more information. How should my child dress for camp? Children should come dressed to participate in athletic and artistic activities. Wear sneakers, not flip-flops or any other open-toed shoes. Who works on the camp staff? Our staff is comprised of college administrative staff, teachers, counselors and college students from the local area. What is the counselor/camper ratio? We follow state guidelines for counselor/camper ratio. Therefore, 9- to 15-year-olds will have a 1:10 ratio; 7- to 8-year-olds will have a 1:9 ratio; and 5- to 6-year-olds will have a 1:5 ratio. What if the camp I want is full? Your name will be placed on our waiting list. You will be notified no later than the Wednesday before the camp begins if a spot becomes available. 3

4 Summer Camps At-A-Glance STANTON AND GEORGE CAMPUSES Ages 5 to 8 9 to to 15 Bricks 4 Kidz Make Your First Video Game Cybersecurity Week 1 Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Cooking Soccer 6/20/16-6/24/16 Computer Kids (5-10) Soccer Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Camp-on-Campus (5-15) DJ Camp (11-15) Computer Kids (5-10) DJ Camp (11-15) Messy Science Bricks 4 Kidz Code Breakers Week 2 Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Mad Scientist Basketball 6/27/16-7/1/16 Princess Camp Basketball Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Make Your First Video Game Babysitting Camp Creation Station Minecraft CSI/Crime Scene Investigation Week 3 Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Incredible Edible Art Basketball 7/5/16-7/8/16 Minion Camp (5-10) Basketball Camp-on-Campus (5-15) No Camp on Monday Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Creative Writing (11-15) Minion Camp (5-10) Creating Writing (11-15) Minion Camp Bricks 4 Kidz Intro to Drones Week 4 Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Crime Solving by Math Camp-on-Campus (5-15) 7/11/16-7/15/16 Pokémon Code Breakers Make Your First 3D Video Game Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Pokémon Bricks 4 Kidz Minecraft Make Your First Video Game Week 5 Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Cupcakes with Kids Super Sports 7/18/16-7/22/16 Creation Station (5-10) Super Sports Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Digital Photography (11-15) Creation Station (5-10) Digital Photography (11-15) No Bake Cooking Bricks 4 Kidz Kids on the Runway Week 6 Camp-on-Campus (5-15) App Attack Dance Camp 7/25/16-7/29/16 Drama Camp Dance Camp Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Code Breakers Drama Camp Bricks 4 Kidz Make Your First 3D Video Game Digital Editing Week 7 Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Renewable Energy Super Sports 8/1/16-8/5/16 Messy Science (5-10) Super Sports Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Wonders of Web Design (11-15) Messy Science (5-10) Wonders of Web Design (11-15) Princess Camp Math Skills and Games Make Your First 3D Video Game Week 8 Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Creative Writing Cheerleading 8/8/16-8/12/16 Bricks 4 Kidz Cheerleading Camp-on-Campus (5-15) Camp-on-Campus (5-15) App Attack Bricks 4 Kidz 4

5 Camp-On-Campus Ages 5-15 What is Camp-On-Campus? Students ages 5-15* can join us at the Stanton or George Campus for indoor classroom activities, outdoor athletic games and afternoon field trips. Plenty of on campus activities give your child a rewarding learning experience while guaranteeing a summer filled with excitement and fun. *All five year olds must have completed kindergarten. Proof of current enrollment in Kindergarten is required! Highlights: College campus experience Small class sizes organized by age Students are in college classrooms with the latest technology Both indoor and outdoor activities daily Learn while having fun Activities Include: Arts and crafts Guided computer use Athletics, games and activities daily Guest speakers from the college and local community organizations Science experiments and activities weekly Field Trips: Various trips offered weekly. See the weekly newsletter for details. Previous Guest Topics: Juggling Fire Safety Historical Workshops Nature Presentations Musical Performers Camp-On-Campus (Ages 5-15) Trip Schedule All trips are tentative and subject to change. Weekly newsletters will have updated information on trip times and dates. Week 1 6/20/16 6/21/16 6/22/16 6/23/16 6/24/16 On Campus Bowling Skating Brandywine Zoo On Campus Activities 9:30-11:30 am 1-3 pm 9:30 am - noon Activities Week 2 6/27/16 6/28/16 6/29/16 6/30/16 7/1/16 On Campus Cinemark Movie Skating Launch Trampoline Park Water Wars at Stanton Campus* Activities 9:30-11:30 am 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 1-3 pm Week 3 7/4/16 7/5/16 7/6/16 7/7/16 7/8/16 Holiday Bowling Skating Fort DE State Park On Campus NO CAMP 9:30-11:30 am 1-3 pm 9:30 am - noon Activities Week 4 7/11/16 7/12/16 7/13/16 7/14/16 7/15/16 On Campus Iron Hill Museum Skating Launch Trampoline Park Water Wars at Stanton Campus* Activities 9:30 am - noon 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 1-3 pm Week 5 7/18/16 7/19/16 7/20/16 7/21/16 7/22/16 On Campus Cinemark Movie Skating Hagely Museum On Campus Activities 9:30-11:30 am 1-3 pm 9:30 am - noon Activities Week 6 7/25/16 7/26/16 7/27/16 7/28/16 7/29/16 On Campus Cinemark Movie Skating Launch Trampoline Park Water Wars at Stanton Campus* Activities 9:30-11:30 am 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 1-3 pm Week 7 8/1/16 8/2/16 8/3/16 8/4/16 8/5/16 On Campus Bowling Skating Brandywine Zoo On Campus Activities 9:30-11:30 am 1-3 pm 9:30 am - noon Activities Week 8 8/8/16 8/9/16 8/10/16 8/11/16 8/12/16 On Campus Hagely Museum Skating Launch Trampoline Park DJ Dance Party at Stanton Campus* Activities 9:30 am - noon 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 1-3 pm *Campers at the George Campus will be bussed to the Stanton Campus. 5

6 Junior Specialty Camps Ages 5-8 All camps are 9 am - noon with recreational field trips in the afternoon. For camp dates see page four, Summer Camps At-A-Glance. Bricks 4 Kidz Camp Bricks 4 Kidz is a hands-on experience that teaches science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Through working with the LEGO technic bricks, they count, learn about gravity, torque, gears, ratios, friction, asymmetry and much more. Computer Kids Camp Using state-of-the-art college computer facilities, campers will participate in various computer-related activities using kid-friendly websites and Microsoft Office applications. Practice keyboarding skills, develop a PowerPoint presentation, create digital art, and learn about Internet safety. Creation Station Camp Unleash your creativity in this art camp. Campers will use a variety of mediums to show their creative ideas! Hands-on crafts with paint, markers and glue will excite any young Picasso. Drama Camp Have you caught the acting bug? Come spend a week working as an ensemble to create an original play - full of drama, comedy, suspense, and one-of-a-kind characters! Minion Camp Embark on a week long adventure of exploration, mystery solving, engineering, construction and science experiments. This camp includes hands-on activities, games, planning and design, as well as execution. No Bake Cooking Camp This camp teaches our younger campers how to measure and how to mix up fun treats for family and friends. Pokémon Camp - NEW This camp designed for New Trainers that are just learning how to play. Trainers must be able to read fluently and do basic math. Pokémon Camp starts with the basics of the Pokémon Collectible Card Game, and includes basic play and rules, deck construction strategies, trading and managing collections, building a deck from scratch, Spirit of the Game and tournament etiquette and how to prepare and play in an official Pokémon Tournament. All campers should bring one deck of cards. Princess Camp Laugh, giggle, and have fun learning what real life princesses do. Campers are encouraged to wear their favorite princess attire. Messy Science Camp Campers will have fun with this camp as they get their hands dirty testing theories and creating hypotheses for experiments. This camp is for the inquisitive youngster. 6

7 Specialty Camps Ages 9-12 All camps are 9 am - noon with recreational field trips in the afternoon. For camp dates see page four, Summer Camps At-A-Glance. Specialty Camps allow children ages 9 to 12 to express their creativity throughout the summer by participating in weekly camps like cooking, acting and photography. Explore new areas of interest while making new friends at camp. Babysitting Camp Would you like to earn some money by babysitting? This camp could help you on your way. Campers become familiar with and learn basic skill training and information that is necessary in caring for infants and children. Topics such as emergency action steps, personal safety, fire safety, infant care, basic first aid and choking management are covered. Cooking Camp Gain experience creating entrees and baking desserts. Learn to measure, estimate and read recipes. Campers learn basic recipes while covering different topics and meals. Creation Station Camp (Ages 5-10) Unleash your creativity in this art camp. Campers will use a variety of mediums to show their creative ideas! Hands-on crafts with paint, markers and glue will excite any young Picasso. Creative Writing Camp (Ages 11-15) Unleash your creativity in this writing clinic. Learn creative ways to add sparkle to writing projects. Work in the college s computer lab, transferring handwritten creative pieces to word processing software. Cupcakes with Kids Camp It s cupcake time! Learn how to safely work your way around a kitchen and bake yummy cupcakes from scratch. Make delicious icings, and go beyond chocolate and vanilla to create your unique cupcake design. DJ Camp (Ages 11-15) Students learn to interact with music in a more hands-on method. The Disc Jockey is known as the foundation of popular music with the ability to promote, share and remix songs. Campers are introduced to the art of DJ ing, use of equipment, various techniques for mixing music and career opportunities. Drama Camp Have you caught the acting bug? Come spend a week working as an ensemble to create an original play - full of drama, comedy, suspense, and one-of-a-kind characters! Incredible Edible Art Camp See what the expression It looks good enough to eat means. Learn how to construct edible creations that you gobble right up! Campers will leave camp with their own recipe book and instructional book on how to create edible art. Minion Camp (Ages 5-10) Embark on a week-long adventure of exploration, mystery solving, engineering, construction and science experiments. This camp includes hands-on activities, games, planning and design, as well as execution. Pokémon Camp - NEW This camp designed for New Trainers that are just learning how to play. Trainers must be able to read fluently and do basic math. Pokémon Camp starts with the basics of the Pokémon Collectible Card Game, and includes basic play and rules, deck construction strategies, trading and managing collections, building a deck from scratch, Spirit of the Game and tournament etiquette and how to prepare and play in an official Pokémon Tournament. All campers should bring one deck of cards. 7

8 STEM Camps Ages 9-12 All camps are 9 am - noon with recreational field trips in the afternoon. For camp dates see page four, Summer Camps At-A-Glance. Delaware Tech s STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Camps for ages 9-12 give your child a chance to expand on knowledge of disciplines such as computers and science while having fun. Each camp provides activities to reinforce competencies required by the Delaware State Educational Standards. Camps are taught by college instructors, local high school and middle school teachers, and professionals from the community. App Attack! - NEW Take the first steps into the world of mobile app design and customize your own game app! Using a specialized app and game development tool, students will explore the world of web-based (HTML5) mobile apps. In addition to learning the basics of mobile app design and game development, you will also see first hand how the world of App publishing functions. Student created apps will be accessible on a private site and can be played on any mobile device or computer. Publishing to App Stores not included. No prior experience is necessary and students do not need to own a smartphone or tablet to take the class. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Bricks 4 Kidz Camp Bricks 4 Kidz is a hands-on experience that teaches science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Through working with the LEGO technic bricks, they count, learn about gravity, torque, gears, ratios, friction, asymmetry and much more. Code Breakers - NEW Calling all future coders, programmers, and designers! Learn the basics of coding languages like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS through a series of web projects and design challenges each day and be on your way to becoming the next tech star! Whether you want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg or the high school student who just made $1 million dollars for programming in his bedroom, this course has the essentials you need to begin your journey. Projects will be available on a Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Computer Kids Camp Using state-of-the-art college computer facilities, campers will participate in various computer-related activities using kid-friendly websites and Microsoft Office applications. Practice keyboarding skills, develop a PowerPoint presentation, create digital art, and learn about Internet safety. Crime Solving by Math Camp Watch episodes of the television show Numb3rs and use the same tactics as the detectives used to solve crimes. Learn how to do the Cryptic Byword Puzzles in the paper and how to play the game Mafia. Digital Photography (Ages 11-15) Campers learn various picture-taking techniques by photographing people, places and things. Hands-on activities and lessons will enable campers to create a detailed story board. Class materials will be provided. Campers may bring their own digital cameras or borrow one from the camp program. Campers learn various picturetaking techniques by photographing people, places and things. Hands-on activities and lessons will enable campers to create a detailed story board. Class materials will be provided. Campers may bring their own digital cameras or borrow one from the camp program. Mad Scientist Nothing to get upset about, these campers will test theories using the Scientific Method with hands-on experiments and activities. Make Your First 3D Video Game! - NEW Try this new version of a Black Rocket classic! This class allows you to develop a game concept that goes well beyond the limitations of the traditional 2D game design classes. Students will learn the physics behind 3D games, explore beginner event scripting, level design, controlling flow of gameplay, and storytelling. Student created games will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. 8

9 STEM Camps Ages 9-12 All camps are 9 am - noon with recreational field trips in the afternoon. For camp dates see page four, Summer Camps At-A-Glance. Make Your First Video Game - NEW If you love playing video games, this is the camp for you! Make your first video game in this one of a kind class that shows you the keys to designing your first 2D platformer game. Conceptualization, play experience, challenge levels, graphics, sounds, and simple coding are just some of the concepts that we ll explore. No prior experience necessary, just a desire to have fun. Student created games will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Games are only compatible on PC computers, Mac versions can be created after the program for $15.00 conversion fee. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Math Skills and Games Camp Have fun while sharpening math skills. Calculator games, mazes, puzzles, and hands-on projects spark interest and imagination in problem-solving techniques. Minecraft Camp Campers use the ever popular Minecraft video game to build worlds, solve puzzles and create together. Campers have specific goals and challenges each day, which they take on both individually and by playing together as a group. Both newcomers and experienced Minecraft players are invited to have fun and learn together this summer. Renewable Energy Camp - NEW Campers will use hands-on activities to explore engineering and design concepts as they construct solar ovens to make s mores, build solar cars and wind turbines, and build and program LEGO Mindstorms NXT solar trackers and wind stations. Wonders Of Web Design Camp (Ages 11-15) Campers must have an address prior to camp. Campers will study web design and the creation of websites. Websites will be evaluated for valid content and good design techniques. Internet safety will also be discussed. Campers will create a website using a free online service. Messy Science Camp Campers will have fun with this camp as they get their hands dirty testing theories and creating hypotheses for experiments. This camp is for the inquisitive youngster. 9

10 Sports Camps Ages 9-15 All camps are 9 am - noon with recreational field trips in the afternoon. For camp dates see page four, Summer Camps At-A-Glance. Delaware Tech s co-ed Sports Camps for ages 9 to 15 are held at the Stanton Campus gymnasium or athletic fields. Sports camps are taught by local coaches and current and past college athletes. Camps are basic skills and knowledge focused camps. Stepping and Stomping Dance Camp Spend your week working as a team on a STOMP and STEPPING routine that will have you dancing all day long! Super Sports Camp Basketball, soccer, baseball and hockey; just a taste of all the different sports we will explore and learn about in this variety sports camp. Play your favorites or learn a new sport. Basketball Camp Improve basic basketball skills focusing on dribbling, rebounding, shooting and passing. Team building and teamwork will be part of skills addressed. Cheerleading Camp Learn the basics of cheerleading. Activities include dance, cheers, jumps and making spirit posters. All these activities will be included in an end of the week performance. Soccer Camp Improve soccer skills focusing on offensive and defensive drills, goal keeping, teamwork and fitness drills. Specialty Camps Ages All camps are 9 am - noon with recreational field trips in the afternoon. For camp dates see page four, Summer Camps At-A-Glance. Specialty Camps allow children ages 13 to 15 to express their creativity throughout the summer by participating in weekly camps like cooking, acting and photography. Explore new areas of interest while making new friends at camp. Creative Writing Camp Unleash your creativity in this writing clinic. Learn creative ways to add sparkle to writing projects. Work in the college s computer lab, transferring handwritten creative pieces to word processing software. CSI/Crime Scene Investigation Camp Learn the importance of securing a crime scene, searching for clues, and processing the evidence collected. Put your knowledge to work and solve the crime! DJ Camp (Ages 11-15) Students learn to interact with music in a more hands-on method. The Disc Jockey is known as the foundation of popular music with the ability to promote, share and remix songs. Campers are introduced to the art of DJ ing, use of equipment, various techniques for mixing music and career opportunities. Kids on the Runway Camp Campers will focus on the fundamentals such as pattern making, stitching and sewing on machines. Design clothing from scratch, create mood boards, sketches and have fun bedazzling your garment for the runway! Intro to Drones - NEW The unmanned model quadcopter (drone) aircraft revolution is here! Attend this Crash Camp to learn more about your preflight checklist. This camp will cover what you need to know for recreational use, such as proper operation, safety, rules and regulations. 10

11 STEM Camps Ages All camps are 9 am - noon with recreational field trips in the afternoon. For camp dates see page four, Summer Camps At-A-Glance. Delaware Tech s STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Camps for ages give your child a chance to expand on knowledge of disciplines such as computers and science while having fun. Each camp provides activities to reinforce competencies required by the Delaware State Educational Standards. App Attack! - NEW Take the first steps into the world of mobile app design and customize your own game app! Using a specialized app and game development tool, students will explore the world of web-based (HTML5) mobile apps. In addition to learning the basics of mobile app design and game development, you will also see first hand how the world of App publishing functions. Student created apps will be accessible on a private site and can be played on any mobile device or computer. Publishing to App Stores not included. No prior experience is necessary and students do not need to own a smartphone or tablet to take the class. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Code Breakers - NEW Calling all future coders, programmers, and designers! Learn the basics of coding languages like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS through a series of web projects and design challenges each day and be on your way to becoming the next tech star! Whether you want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg or the high school student who just made $1 million dollars for programming in his bedroom, this course has the essentials you need to begin your journey. Projects will be available on a Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Cybersecurity Camp Cybersecurity STEM Camp is designed to provide foundational knowledge of cyber security and to solidify career decisions of students interested in pursuing this vastly growing career field. Activities are fun, hands-on and STEM focused. Topics include cyber-attacks, cyber ethics, privacy, security, intrusion detection, penetration testing, cryptography and digital forensics. Attendees will also learn from a series of gaming, simulation activities, and explore the interconnections of science, math, technology, and computers. Digital Editing Camp Campers will learn beginner and intermediate skill level digital photo editing to make images more appealing and have more control over the final output. This digital editing camp will use both free downloadable Google Picasa software and a trial version of Adobe PhotoShop to teach photo editing skills. Digital Photography (Ages 11-15) Campers learn various picture-taking techniques by photographing people, places and things. Hands-on activities and lessons will enable campers to create a detailed story board. Class materials will be provided. Campers may bring their own digital cameras or borrow one from the camp program. Campers learn various picturetaking techniques by photographing people, places and things. Hands-on activities and lessons will enable campers to create a detailed story board. Class materials will be provided. Campers may bring their own digital cameras or borrow one from the camp program. Make Your First 3D Video Game! - NEW Try this new version of a Black Rocket classic! This class allows you to develop a game concept that goes well beyond the limitations of the traditional 2D game design classes. Students will learn the physics behind 3D games, explore beginner event scripting, level design, controlling flow of gameplay, and storytelling. Student created games will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Make Your First Video Game - NEW If you love playing video games, this is the camp for you! Make your first video game in this one of a kind class that shows you the keys to designing your first 2D platformer game. Conceptualization, play experience, challenge levels, graphics, sounds, and simple coding are just some of the concepts that we ll explore. No prior experience necessary, just a desire to have fun. Student created games will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Games are only compatible on PC computers, Mac versions can be created after the program for $15.00 conversion fee. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Wonders of Web Design Camp (Ages 11-15) Campers must have an address prior to camp. Campers will study web design and the creation of websites. Websites will be evaluated for valid content and good design techniques. Internet safety will also be discussed. Campers will create a website using a free online service. 11

12 Specialty, Sports and STEM Camps (Ages 9-15) Trip Schedule STANTON AND GEORGE CAMPUSES All trips are tentative and subject to change. Weekly newsletters will have updated information on trip times and dates. Week 1 6/20/16 6/21/16 6/22/16 6/23/16 6/24/16 On Campus Bowling Skating Brandywine Zoo On Campus Activities 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 12:30-3:30 pm Activities Week 2 6/27/16 6/28/16 6/29/16 6/30/16 7/1/16 On Campus DE Museum of Natural History Skating Launch Trampoline Park Water Wars at Stanton Campus* Activities 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 1-3 pm Week 3 7/4/16 7/5/16 7/6/16 7/7/16 7/8/16 Holiday Bowling Skating Fort DE State Park On Campus NO CAMP 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 1-3 pm Activities Week 4 7/11/16 7/12/16 7/13/16 7/14/16 7/15/16 On Campus Iron Hill Museum Skating Launch Trampoline Park Water Wars at Stanton Campus* Activities 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 1-3 pm Week 5 7/18/16 7/19/16 7/20/16 7/21/16 7/22/16 On Campus DE Museum of Natural History Skating Hagely Museum On Campus Activities 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 1-3 pm Activities Week 6 7/25/16 7/26/16 7/27/16 7/28/16 7/29/16 On Campus DE Museum of Natural History Skating Launch Trampoline Park Water Wars at Stanton Campus* Activities 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 1-3 pm Week 7 8/1/16 8/2/16 8/3/16 8/4/16 8/5/16 On Campus Bowling Skating Brandywine Zoo On Campus Activities 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 12:30-3:30 pm Activities Week 8 8/8/16 8/9/16 8/10/16 8/11/16 8/12/16 On Campus Hagely Museum Skating Launch Trampoline Park DJ Dance Party at Stanton Campus* Activities 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 1-3 pm 1-3 pm *Campers at the George Campus will be bussed to the Stanton Campus. 12

13 How to Reach Us Camp Hours 9 am to 4 pm, Monday through Friday Extended Care 7:30 am - 6 pm Stanton Campus 400 Stanton-Christiana Road, Newark, DE George Campus 300 North Orange Street, Wilmington, DE Phone: Fax: Website: sw-camps@dtcc.edu Public Safety: Stanton Campus George Campus Safety and Discipline Please review the Parent/Camper Handbook (located online) with your child prior to their first day of camp. Campers will be notified of the safety rules on the first day of camp. Campers will be reminded to make safe choices when necessary, and will be responsible for the decisions they make. Please do not send a sick child to camp. Discipline problems will be handled in the following manner; 1. Individual behavior problems will be handled by the counselors. 2. If problems persist, the camper will be referred to the camp manager and the parents will be notified. 3. If problem continues to exist, the camper will be dismissed from camp and will not be permitted to return. Refunds will not be granted if campers are dismissed from camp. Automatic dismissal from camp may occur at the camp manager s discretion. Registration Steps Checklist: q 1. Complete the Registration Forms* (camp registration forms - all pages, financial aid and/or sibling discount if applicable) *Available online at q 2. Registration Options Online: (Recommended for the best selection of camps) Follow the link on Mail: Mail your forms and payment to: DTCC - Attn: Camp Office - Rm. A Stanton-Christiana Road Newark, DE Fax: Fax forms to scanned forms to sw-camps@dtcc.edu All registration forms regardless of which campus location you are registering for must be returned to the Stanton Campus. Payment Options: Payment may be made by check (made payable to DTCC), cash, VISA, MasterCard and Discover. Spaces will not be held without payment Note: The $25 deposit is applied to the balance. This is not an extra fee. Carefully read and understand the refund and transfer policy on page 15. q 3. Call your doctor Have immunizations sent to the Stanton Campus address above or faxed to We must receive immunizations prior to start of camp. q 4. Confirmation You will receive confirmation via within 7-10 business days. Please be aware we cannot return phone messages regarding inquiries of fax receipt due to the high volume of incoming registrations during camp season. Please check your fax machine to confirm receipt. Reminders: Completely fill in all five pages of the registration form, include your signature where applicable and include payment. Incomplete registrations will not be processed. Call with any questions. SPECIAL NOTE: When completing the financial aid form, a $25 deposit is required if you re reserving a spot in one of our camps. 13

14 2016 Summer Camp Registration Form 1 of Summer Camp Registration Form All forms can be found online: q New Camper q Returning Camper Office Use Only: Identification Number Date Rec d: Age: Gender: Staff Initials: Camper s Name: (Last) (First) Last four of SS: Birth Date: (Required) Street Address: School Attending : City: State: Zip: Parent/Guardian (used to confirm registration) Parent/Guardian Work-Company Name: 1st Parent/Guardian Name: Are there custody arrangements we should know about? q Yes q No Please provide documentation if applicable. 2nd Parent/Guardian Name: Home Phone #: Home Phone #: Work Phone #: Work Phone #: Cell Phone #: Cell Phone #: Emergency Contact: (Please provide the name of someone NOT listed above - parents/guardians listed above will always be contacted first) Name: Relationship: Phone #: Parent Guardian Consent: The following individuals are authorized to pick up my child at the end of the camp day: Name: Relationship: Phone #: Name: Relationship: Phone #: Name: Relationship: Phone #: Health Related Information: Allergies: Physicians Name: Phone #: Name of Primary Health Insurance: Group Number: Agreement Number: How did you hear about our camp? Opt-in to receive information about camps via by checking the box q. Confirmations and newsletters are in this form. Please Note: All sections of this registration form must be completed in their entirety. Incomplete information can result in delays in processing your child s camp registration. Please take a moment to make sure that all information is accurate. Mail or Fax your completed forms and a copy of your child s immunization records to: Delaware Technical Community College Attn: Camp Office A Stanton-Christiana Road, Newark, DE Phone Fax The information requested below is optional and is used for statistical purposes only. Ethnic origin: q African-American q Caucasian q Hispanic/Latino q Asian/Pacific Islander q Native American/Alaskan q Other:

15 2016 Summer Camp Registration Form 2 of 6 Summer Camp Authorization Form Camper s Name: Due to state of Delaware Public Health requirements, we are obligated to have on file current immunization records for all campers attending our camp. You must provide a photocopy of your child s immunization record that indicates they are up to date on the following immunizations: Diphtheria Rubella Measles Tetanus Mumps (Please print) I, hereby give my consent to Delaware Technical Community College, who will be caring for my child, to arrange for emergency/medical/surgical/dental care and treatment (including diagnostic procedures) necessary to preserve the health of my child. I acknowledge that I am responsible for all reasonable charges in connection with any care and treatment rendered. Medical Instructions If it is necessary for your child to receive medication during camp, please do the following: 1. Give the medication to the camp coordinator (or send the medication to camp with an adult if you are unable to bring it yourself). A Medication Form which authorizes staff to administer medication must be completed. 2. Send medication in the original container (as dispensed by pharmacy with date) properly labeled with the following information: Correct name of individual receiving medication Time medication is to be taken Amount of dosage individual is to receive Authorization for Summer Camp(s) and Extended Care I understand that Delaware Technical Community College will not assume responsibility for accidents and/or medical or dental expenses received as a result of participation in the camp/s. I give permission to Delaware Technical Community College to dispense the medication(s) listed on the Medication Administration Form, if any, to my child according to the information provided above. In the event that the emergency contacts cannot be reached, I hereby grant Delaware Technical Community College permission to give whatever immediate treatment is necessary and/or take my child to the nearest Hospital Emergency Room. On behalf of myself and my child, I release Delaware Technical Community College, its trustees, officers, faculty, and employees from any and all claims arising from emergency treatment and/or administration of medication with respect to my child. I understand that no reduction in the tuition will be made for late arrival or early departure. I understand that no part of my tuition will be returned if my child should be dismissed from camp. I give Delaware Technical Community College consent to use the name and/or photograph/video of my child for inclusion in promotional and informational and other materials which the College or its staff in its sole discretion consider to be of benefit to the College. This includes (but is not limited to) newspaper, television and brochures. I waive the right to approve such uses and I release Delaware Technical Community College from any liability in connection therewith. Permission is hereby granted for my child to attend all scheduled field trips and off-campus activities scheduled in connection with the camp. I understand and acknowledge that participation in the camp and related activities carries with it the possible risk of physical injury. On behalf of my child, I assume all such risk of physical injury and hereby release and forever discharge Delaware Technical Community College, its trustees, officers, faculty, and employees from any and all liability, claims, expenses or losses arising from bodily injuries or damage to people or property resulting from my child s involvement and participation in the camp. I further acknowledge and agree that I will be fully responsible for any and all losses or damages that my child inflicts upon any person or upon the College facilities during participation in the camp. Deposits: The twenty five dollars ($25) of your camp payment is considered a deposit to hold your child s camp seat. Deposits are nonrefundable but it is possible that the deposit may be transferred according to the Transfer Policy below. Refund: If your child is unable to attend a camp in which he/she is enrolled, you may request a refund for any amount paid over and above the $25 deposit. You must make your request in writing to Workforce Development and Community Education Camp Office via U.S. mail, fax or at the address/number located on the previous page. The request must be received by the close of business 10 days prior to the Monday that your child is scheduled to begin camp. Please note that refunds for payments may take six to eight weeks to process. Transfer Policy: If your child is unable to attend a camp in which he/she is enrolled, you may request a transfer of the amount paid against that camp to another camp week that your child is not previously enrolled in, within the same camp season. You may not combine deposits to pay a balance for another camp week previously enrolled in. You must make your request in writing to Workforce Development and Community Education Camp Office via U.S. mail, fax or at the address/number located at the bottom of the page 1 of 5 of the registration forms. The request for the transfer of a deposit must be received by the close of business 10 days prior to the Monday of the camp week that your child was scheduled to attend. I have carefully read all of the information, policies and procedures above and in the camp booklet (and/or website) and I agree to all the terms and conditions. I am the legal guardian of the camper. Parent/Guardian Signature: Date:

16 2016 Summer Camp Registration Form 3 of 6 Camper s Name: (Last) (First) Office Use Only: Identification Number: Date Rec d: Staff Initials: Mark an X to indicate the camp(s) or extended care you are signing up for under the Select column. Week 1 6/20/16-6/24/16 Age Camp Name ENU# Campus Selected 5-8 Bricks Stanton 9-12 Make Your First Video Game Stanton 9-12 Cooking Stanton 9-12 Soccer Stanton Cybersecurity Stanton Soccer Stanton 5-6 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 7-8 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 9-10 Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton 5-15 Extended Care Stanton 5-10 Computer Kids George DJ Camp George 5-15 Camp-on-Campus George 5-15 Extended Care George Week 2 6/27/16-7/1/16 Age Camp Name ENU# Campus Selected 5-8 Messy Science Stanton 9-12 Bricks Stanton 9-12 Mad Scientist Stanton 9-12 Basketball Stanton Code Breakers Stanton Basketball Stanton 5-6 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 7-8 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 9-10 Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton 5-15 Extended Care Stanton 5-8 Princess Camp George 9-12 Babysitting Camp George Make Your First Video Game George 5-15 Camp-on-Campus George 5-15 Extended Care George Week 3 7/5/16-7/8/16 (No camp on Monday 7/4/16) Reduced Rate Week Age Camp Name ENU# Campus Selected 5-8 Creation Station Stanton 9-12 Minecraft Stanton 9-12 Incredible Edible Art Stanton 9-12 Basketball Stanton CSI/Crime Scene Investigation Stanton Basketball Stanton 5-6 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 7-8 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 9-10 Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton 5-15 Extended Care Stanton 5-10 Minion Camp George Creative Writing George 5-15 Camp-on-Campus George 5-15 Extended Care George Week 4 7/11/16-7/15/16 Age Camp Name ENU# Campus Selected 5-8 Minion Camp Stanton 9-12 Bricks Stanton 9-12 Crime Solving by Math Stanton 9-12 Code Breakers Stanton Intro to Drones Stanton 5-6 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 7-8 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 9-10 Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton 5-15 Extended Care Stanton 5-8 Pokémon Camp George 9-12 Pokémon Camp George Make Your First 3D Video Game George 5-15 Camp-on-Campus George 5-15 Extended Care George Weeks continued next page. 16

17 2016 Summer Camp Registration Form 4 of 6 Camper s Name: (Last) (First) Office Use Only: Identification Number: Date Rec d: Staff Initials: Mark an X to indicate the camp(s) or extended care you are signing up for under the Select column. Week 5 7/18/16-7/22/16 Age Camp Name ENU# Campus Selected 5-8 Bricks Stanton 9-12 Minecraft Stanton 9-12 Cupcakes with Kids Stanton 9-12 Super Sports Stanton Make Your First Video Game Stanton Super Sports Stanton 5-6 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 7-8 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 9-10 Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton 5-15 Extended Care Stanton 5-10 Creation Station George Digital Photography George 5-15 Camp-on-Campus George 5-15 Extended Care George Week 6 7/25/16-7/29/16 Age Camp Name ENU# Campus Selected 5-8 No Bake Cooking Stanton 9-12 Bricks Stanton 9-12 App Attack Stanton 9-12 Dance Camp Stanton Kids on the Runway Stanton Dance Camp Stanton 5-6 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 7-8 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 9-10 Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton 5-15 Extended Care Stanton 5-8 Drama Camp George 9-12 Drama Camp George Code Breakers George 5-15 Camp-on-Campus George 5-15 Extended Care George Week 7 8/1/16-8/5/16 Age Camp Name ENU# Campus Selected 5-8 Bricks Stanton 9-12 Make Your First 3D Video Game Stanton 9-12 Renewable Energy Stanton 9-12 Super Sports Stanton Digital Editing Stanton Super Sports Stanton 5-6 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 7-8 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 9-10 Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton 5-15 Extended Care Stanton 5-10 Messy Science George Wonders of Web Design George 5-15 Camp-on-Campus George 5-15 Extended Care George Week 8 8/8/16-8/12/16 Age Camp Name ENU# Campus Selected 5-8 Princess Camp Stanton 9-12 Math Skills and Games Stanton 9-12 Creative Writing Stanton 9-12 Cheerleading Camp Stanton Make Your First 3D Video Game Stanton Cheerleading Camp Stanton 5-6 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 7-8 Camp-on-Campus Stanton 9-10 Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton Camp-on-Campus Stanton 5-15 Extended Care Stanton 5-8 Bricks George 9-12 Bricks George App Attack George 5-15 Camp-on-Campus George 5-15 Extended Care George 17

18 2016 Summer Camp Registration Form 5 of 6 Summer Camp T-Shirts! For only $7, you can wear a new t-shirt every day. One shirt PER CHILD is included in your registration. Child sizes available in small, medium and large. Adult sizes available in small, medium, large and extra large. Camp t-shirt Select size(s): Children q S q M q L Adult size(s): q S q M q L q XL Total number of t-shirts x $7 = - $7 for included shirt = (Repeat this amount on line 6 below) Pick up your t-shirts during Open House. Stanton Campus 6/15/16 George Campus 6/16/16 HELPFUL PAYMENT CALCULATOR BOX Summer Camp cost per week $189 Extended Care per week $30 Please complete one form per child. Additional forms are available online at Payment Method: q Cash q Discover q Visa q MasterCard q Check (Check # ) Make checks payable to: DTCC Date Rec d: Staff Initials: Number of camps requested x $189 = If you re registering for a camp during the 4th of July Week 3 (July 5 - July 8) enter the discounted rate of $152 + Number of extended care weeks requested x $30 = Total cost for camp = Number of camps requested x $25 + Number of extended care weeks requested x $30 + Line 6: total t-shirt amount from above + Total deposit due at time of registration = Total paid at time of registration - Camp balance remaining to pay = Card Number: CVC #: Exp Date: Amount Authorized $ Name on Card: Cardholder Signature: For billing purposes, please enter the cardholder s address if different from the registering camper s mailing address: Street Address: City: State: Zip: 18