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Delaware Technical Community College • Jack F. Owens Campus
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION
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CONTENTS
Extended Care................................ 2
What is STEM................................... 2
Build-A-Camp Grid........................ 3
Ages 2-3............................................. 5
Ages 4-5............................................. 6
Ages 6-8............................................. 9
Take Me Out
to the Ballgame............................... 18
Ages 9-12........................................... 19
Kids in the Kitchen.......................... 28
Ages 13-16......................................... 29
Career Exploration........................... 31
Off - Campus..................................... 32
Policy Information.......................... 34
Helpful Information....................... 35
Camp Authorization Form........... 36
Registration Information............. 37
Registration Form.......................... 38
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Welcome to Kids on Campus at Delaware
Technical Community College. We offer a
wide variety of courses for kids of all ages.
With lots of new topics to choose from,
your child can improve his or her art skills,
explore career options, whip up a tasty dish,
participate in theatrical performances, learn
how to be a better environmental steward,
blast off a rocket, show off sports abilities
or have fun with iPads. We also have Brain
Builder sessions to help improve English,
Reading, and Math skills.
We look forward to welcoming your child to
Delaware Technical Community College for a
summer of learning, creativity and fun!
Daily Camp Schedule
8-9 a.m.
9 a.m.-noon
Noon-1 p.m.
1-4 p.m.
4-5 p.m.
Extended Care
Morning Camps
Extended Care/Lunch*
Afternoon Camps
Extended Care
For more info on Extended Care, see page 2.
*Please bring a bag lunch.
Holiday Calendar
(College closed on these days)
Independence Day
Friday, 7/3 & Saturday, 7/4/15
Abbreviation Legend
M - Monday
T - Tuesday
W - Wednesday
Th- Thursday
F - Friday
S - Saturday
Important Numbers
Information: 302-259-6330
Registration: 302-259-6329
Delaware Technical Community College
Workforce Development and Community Education
Jack F. Owens Campus
21179 College Drive, Georgetown, DE 19947
www.go.dtcc.edu/owenskidsoncampus
Delaware Technical Community College I Workforce Development and Community Education
Extended Care
For those who must drop children off prior to their camp or need to pick them
up after they get off work, take advantage of our Extended Care offering. Safe, excellent
supervision for children prior to morning camp (8-9 a.m.). We also offer extended care
from noon-1 p.m. for those campers who enroll in both a morning and afternoon camp.
In addition, extended care is available for those needing to stay from 4-5 p.m.
Morning Extended Care (Ages 6-16)
ENU 626 - 5 hrs, Fee $15
5 sessions, (select dates), MTWThF, 8-9am
Morning/Afternoon Extended Care
(Ages 6-16)
ENU 227 - 15 hrs, Fee $25
5 sessions, (select dates), MTWThF, 8-9am/
noon-1pm/4-5pm
Afternoon Extended Care
(Ages 6-16)
ENU 635 - 5 hrs, Fee $15
5 sessions, (select dates), MTWThF, 4-5pm
Lunch Time Extended Care
(Ages 6-16)
For those whose children are registered for both
the morning and afternoon camps, their child/
children can stay for free from noon-1pm.
ENU 679 - 5 hrs, FREE
5 sessions, (select dates), MTWThF, noon-1pm
Select week(s) of care requested:
Section 201
Section 202
Section 203
Section 204
Section 205
6/15-6/19
6/22-6/26
6/29-7/2
7/6-7/10
7/13-7/17
Section 206
Section 207
Section 208
Section 209
7/20-7/24
7/27-7/31
8/3-8/7
8/10-8/14
What is STEM?
Road¥
Find
for STEM Fun!
In support of Governor Markell’s STEM
(Science, Technology, Engineering,
and Mathematics) initiative, Delaware
Technical Community College offers a
wide variety of STEM camps for youth
of all ages. The Delaware STEM Council
was formed in 2010 to ensure Delaware’s
children graduate more ready to succeed
in the high-wage jobs of tomorrow.
The youth camps are designed to
make learning fun and exciting and to
encourage students to explore careers
in science, technology, engineering, and
mathematics.
For information: 302-259-6330 I To register: 302-259-6329 or visit www.go.dtcc.edu/owenskidsoncampus
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Age
Ages 4-5
Ages 6-8
Cheerleading
Grossology
Movie Maker
Hip Hop Fitness
Video Game Design
Sid the
Science Kid
Recess Rocks
Field Hockey
Fairytale Friends
Sid the
Science Kid
Beginning Tumbling
Fashionista Fun
Beginning
Tumbling
June 22-26
Little Scientist
June 15-19
CompuKids
Trash Can Band
iPad Camp
Recess Rocks
Toddler Tunes
June 29 - July 2
(4 day week)
LEGOs in Motion
Basic Keyboard/Piano
Catching the Wind
Super Heroes
Academy
Sweet Treats
Super Why
July 6-10
Minecraft
Musical Theatre
Yoga for Kids
Intro to Ballet
Cosmetology
Crafty Book Club
Yoga for Kids
Compukids
July 13-17
Espanol Explorers
Artsy Storytime
July 27 - 31
Bricks 4 Girlz
Abrakadoodle
iPad to Infinity
Pirate’s Treasure
Mining and Crafting
Cheerleading
Minecraft
Teenage Brick Turtles A Pirate’s LEGO Quest
Math Crafts
Crafty Critters
July 20-24
American Girl
ABC’s of Fun
Making Cents of
Numbers
Softball
Tiny Tutus
August 10-14
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CompuKids
Gymnastics-Floor
Basic Keyboard/Piano Zoology Adventure
Video Game Design
Choral
Ages 2-3
NEW!
Toddler Time
August 3-7
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Delaware Tech Summer Camps are offered in half-day format for ages 4-16 years. Camps are in session for a total of 9 weeks, one week at a
time for half day (some exclusions apply). While kids are welcome to attend just one camp per week, we invite you to “Build Your Own Camp”
by registering for two in one week. (these campers are eligible for a FREE, supervised lunchtime, see page 2 for more information) There are
multiple AM and PM options to choose from. All details for each camp are found in their respective age groups within the brochure.
Time
9:00 10:15 a.m.
10:45 a.m. noon
9 a.m. - noon
1 - 4 p.m.
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Time
9 a.m. - noon
1 - 4 p.m.
9 a.m. noon
1 - 4 p.m.
Age
Ages 9-12
Ages 13-16
4
DJ 101 Camp
Creative Writing
Digital Photo
Go, Team, GO! Culinary
Mighty Mythbusters
Junior Police
Baseball
“Top Crops”
Culinary
Field Hockey
June 22-26
Brain Builders: R & W
NERF Blasters
Brain Builders: Math
Cosmetology
June 29 - July 2
(4 day week)
Bridges Civil
Engineering
Fashionista Fun
Baseball
“Top” Engineer
Guitar
July 6-10
Sweet Treats
Design: Architecture
Scrapbooking
Musical Theatre
Kids Crazy Business
Music & Voice Prod*
Espanol Explorers
Web Design
Raspberry Pi
Basketball for B & G
Craft Crazy
Mining and Crafting
* Full Day Camp
Movie & Voice
Production
Video Game Design
Bricks 4 Girlz
Cheer-Intermediate
Sign up for 3 camps and get each additional camp at $10 off the regular tuition. This discount is available per
family and the discount is applied to the lowest priced camps. The minimum of 3 camps can be registered
by one or more children within the same household. After the initial 3 camp purchase, the reduction will be
applied to each additional camp registered by any member of the same household. Plan your Summer NOW!
To receive this special discount, please call our registration team at 302-259-6329.
(Scholarship recipients are not eligible for discount.)
Multiple Camp Discount
Health Career Camp
July 27 - 31
Choral
August 3-7
August 10-14
Spice Up Your Kitchen*
Minecraft
Fishing for Reel
Hip Hop Fitness
Movie Maker
Rockin Rockets
Basketball for Boys
LEGOs in Motion Teenage Brick Turtles
Basketball
for Girls
Wide World of Sports Wide World of Sports A Pirate’s LEGO Quest
Softball
Baseball Pitching
Music & Voice Prod* Build: Architecture
Spice Up Your Kitchen*
July 20-24
July 13-17
Several weeks of Off-Campus Camps are scheduled as well. See pages 32-33.
Cheer-Beginner
Raspberry Pi
Hodgepodge of
Science
Digital
Photography
Minecraft
June 15-19
Ages 2-3
NEW!
Toddler Time
Imagine, Create & Explore
Introduce your little one to summertime fun in this mini day camp! Our Tiny Campers will
wiggle their way through music, explore textures and colors in art, playfully exercise mind and body
in yoga and whip up a tasty snack in cooking. Use your imagination to create and explore friends and
fun at Toddler Time! Each child must be accompanied by an adult. This camp is offered two different
weeks – each child is welcome to register for both weeks (note: some activities will be duplicated).
Toddler Time is instructed in partnership with Create! Studio for the Arts.
ENU 871 201 - 7.5 hrs, Fee $65
5 sessions, 6/15-6/19, MTWThF, 9-10:30am
ENU 871 202 - 7.5 hrs, Fee $65
Scholarships Available
Scholarships are available for summer camps with an approved application.
Please call 302-259-6330 for information and availability.
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Ages 4-5
Find
Multiple
Weeks
for STEM Fun!
Welcome Preschool Campers! Camps are offered only during our morning session for this
age group. Most camps run the full 9 a.m.-noon timeframe, though there are a couple
weeks where you have 2 choices as they are split between the session. When registering for the
2 camps in one week, a supervised half hour snack time will be provided at no charge. Note:
you do not have to register for both camps. All campers Ages 4-5 MUST BE POTTY TRAINED.
Please send a small snack each day of camp. Camps are listed by date.
Beginning Tumbling
Recess Rocks
Participants will learn basic tumbling skills, such
as forward rolls, backward rolls and cartwheels.
Helps students develop body awareness and
coordination. Instructor: Rachel Cryne
Kids will be encouraged to work together as a
team with laughter, fun and staying fit as well
as participate in individual exercises. Games
such as “Duck, Duck, Goose,” tag and more will
help them get physical activity while working
together. It will also include circuit training, such
as push-ups, sit-ups and exercises set to music.
Who doesn’t enjoy good old-fashioned recess
fun? Instructor: Wesley Townsend
ENU 578 201 - 6.25 hrs, Fee $55
ENU 578 202 - 6.25 hrs, Fee $55
Fairytale Friends
Dress up and act out your favorite fairytales!
Participants will create, discover and dramatize
roles, characters and scenes from various
children’s story favorites. Fun includes:
vocals, dance, creative movement, musicality,
improvisation, theatre games and arts and
crafts. This will be integrated with many
children’s props. Stories will include (but are not
limited to): “Cinderella,” “Sleeping Beauty,” “Snow
White,” “Little Mermaid,” “Aladdin” and “Beauty
& The Beast.” Age appropriate, child and family
“friendly” and filled with elements of fun and
adventure. Instructor: Victoria Jensen
ENU 826 201 - 6.25 hrs, Fee $59
5 sessions, 6/15-6/19, MTWThF, 10:45am-noon
ENU 860 201 - 6.25 hrs, Fee $49
Sid the Science Kid
Comes to Camp
Help your young child think, talk and
work like scientists do with activities
that explore “science tools.” Young scientists
will learn about some of the tools that adult
scientists use, including magnifiers, charts,
measuring tools and science journals. Each day
the young scientist will view clips from “Sid”
to introduce them to a new science tool to
“magnify” their imaginations.
Instructor: Nancy Staton
ENU 284 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
5 sessions, 6/22-6/26, MTWThF, 9am-noon
Register Early!
To get into the camp of your choice, take advantage of our
online registration at www.go.dtcc.edu/owenskidsoncampus
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Multiple
Weeks
Ages 4-5
Toddler Tunes
CompuKids
Toot, sing, clap and dance your way to fun
and friendship! Developed to build attention
and self-expression, activities include singing,
chanting, moving, focused listening, musical
games, exploring instruments, creative
movement and storytelling. Children will
interact with others and learn social skills.
Activities will build up to a final performance on
Thursday for parents and families.
Instructor: Debby Dudley
Click your way to fun! In a preschool
friendly environment, kids will learn
technology goals, such as components
of a computer, operation, keyboarding and
navigation. Fun, interactive lessons will include
stories and games associated with computers to
familiarize them with the mouse, monitor and
keyboard. Prepare your little ones for the wave of
the future! Instructor: Amber Miller
ENU 827 201 - 12 hrs, Fee $85
4 sessions, 6/29-7/2, MTWTh, 9am-noon
Super Why Comes to Camp
Welcome to Storybook Village! Learn about
Super Why, Alpha Pig, Wonder Red and Princess
Presto and their spelling, rhyming, alphabet and
word powers! Play games, look for super letters,
and hunt for words as you build these powers
within yourself. Craft, sing, dance and spell your
way to F-U-N! Instructor: Susan Sapp
ENU 824 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
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ENU 829 201 - 6.25 hrs, Fee $55
Yoga for Kids
Playfully explore yoga through games, music
and art! Yoga has many benefits for children,
including enhancing their flexibility, strength
and coordination. It helps develop a sense of
calmness and relaxation while nurturing selfesteem and focus. In this fun-filled class, we will
practice yoga poses, breathing exercises and
relaxation techniques. Please bring your own
mat. Instructor: Judi Block
ENU 812 201 - 6.25 hrs, Fee $55
Ages 4-5
Multiple
Weeks
Crafty Critters
Does your preschooler love arts and crafts?
Getting messy with homemade playdough,
making oobleck and scratch art paper are
a few of the fun projects we have in store!
We concentrate a lot on exercising the fine
motor skills and creativity of young ones by
gluing, decorating and painting their way to
fun. Campers will be so excited to share their
projects with you each day! Supply fee included
in tuition. Campers need to bring an old T-shirt
to wear for a smock! Instructor: Kara Rawlings
ENU 828 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $109
Artsy Storytime
Huddle up to read a different book each day by
your favorite authors! Then turn learning into a
fun mess by creating a craft related to the story.
Take home daily crafts and relive the enriching
stories of childhood day after day! Supply fee
included in tuition. Campers need to bring an
old T-shirt to wear for a smock.
Instructor: Kara Rawlings
ENU 872 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $115
ABC’s of Fun: Summer
Preschool Camp
This program will prepare your preschoolers
for the start of school. Hands-on activities,
reading, writing, singing and more will review
and teach skills such as: letters, numbers, colors
and shapes, cutting skills and more! Interactive
daily lessons will provide a fun and enriching
environment to stimulate your child’s yearning
for learning. Please bring a light snack and
water each day. Instructor: Susan Sapp
ENU 288 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Tiny Tutus
Explore the world of ballet in a fun, enlightening
and interactive environment. Learn dance
techniques, play games and make fun crafts.
Please wear leotards, tights, ballet slippers and
either a ballet skirt or shorts with elastic waist
bands. Hair should be pulled away from face.
Instructor: Victoria Jensen
ENU 653 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
The Art of Imagination:
Check out our NEW camp “Artsy Storytime”
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Ages 6-8
June
15-19
Welcome campers! Camps are listed by week and within each week, are in order of
morning session followed by afternoon. Please plan on sending a small snack each day of
camp as snack time will be built into the daily agendas.
Little Scientists
Movie Maker
Every day filled with hands-on
experiments to make learning fun! From
making music to chemical reactions this
camp will keep your little scientist guessing
and having fun! Instructor: Nancy Staton
Star in your own movie and produce a
short film on an iPad. Explore special
effect apps, iMovie and Pinnacle as you
learn to edit and publish a video. Campers will
learn storytelling techniques and how to capture
and share audio and video for their movies.
Get your popcorn ready! iPads will be provided.
Instructor: Kyle Ricker
ENU 262 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $109
Field Hockey
This camp will stimulate a love for the game
in young athletes by showing them how to
improve their own progress and success.
Students will practice individual drills, dribbling
and passing and offensive/defensive skills in
various stations and small games. Please bring
stick, mouthgard, shin guards, and water. Report
to the softball field. Instructor: Taylor Trimmer
ENU 240 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Find
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for STEM Fun!
ENU 850 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
5 sessions, 6/15-6/19, MTWThF, 1-4pm
Hip-Hop Fitness
This exciting class incorporates hip-hop music
and dancing with aerobic fitness. Learn fitness
and hip-hop dance moves during a fun-filled
motivating work-out! This class also helps kids
get healthy by boosting their metabolism
and increasing energy levels. Get their hearts
pumping! Intended to improve overall physical
fitness and stamina and endurance while
having fun. Dress code: comfortable clothing
and sneakers. Instructor: Victoria Jensen
ENU 830 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $89
Ages 6-8
June
22-26
Fashionista Fun
Boost your fashion knowledge and spark your
creativity with patterns, layers, fabrics and
colors galore! Fashion games and collages will
culminate in the creation of a fashion board
presentation of your favorite trends and style.
Camp is led by a graduate of the Fashion
Institute of Technology in the fashion capital,
NYC! Instructor: Carrie Hudson
ENU 847 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Video Games: Behind
the Scenes
Do you like video games? Have you
ever wanted to make your own? Then this
camp is for you! Learn how to make your first
videogame in this camp. Kids will be designing
games in our college computer labs to bring
home and play at the end of the week! Please
bring your own flash drive. Instructor: Kyle Ricker
ENU 620 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
Science of Fairy Tales
Ever wondered if Jack could really have
grown a beanstalk to the sky overnight?
Have you searched for the pot of gold at
the end of a rainbow? Do you want to try
and blow a bubble big enough to fit Glenda
the Good Witch… or blow a house down like
the Big Bad Wolf? Come experiment with the
science behind some of your favorite fairy tales,
and learn how science can truly seem magical.
Instructor: Marie Sipe
ENU 874 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $129
Cheerleading
Jump into a week of learning cheerleading
basics and team fun! Arm motions, jumps,
tumbling, stunts, cheers and routines will be
the main focus of the week. Participants will
learn how to work as a team along with the
fundamentals of a new sport. Parents are invited
to come early the last day of camp for a special
performance. Wear sneakers and comfortable
clothing. Instructor: Chelsey Wagner
ENU 255 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Grossology
What is stinky, gooey, oozy and green
all over? This fun summer camp.
Campers will discover loads of horribly
fantastic experiments, while learning fun
science! Join us for an hilarious journey of
all things NOT allowed at the dinner table boogers, burps, slime, and more!
Instructor: Nancy Staton
ENU 833 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $115
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June 29 July 2
Ages 6-8
Recess Rocks
Trash Can Band
Kids will be encouraged to work together as a
team with laughter, fun and staying fit as well
as participate in individual exercises. The camp
will include team-building activities as well as
fitness activities. Games such as Capture the
Flag will help them get physical activity while
working together. It will also include circuit
training, such as push-ups, sit-ups and exercies
set to music. Who doesn’t enjoy good oldfashioned recess fun? Please wear sneakers and
loose clothing. Instructor: Wesley Townsend
Save your coffee cans, rice, toilet paper rolls,
paper plates and more to build your own music
makers! Our budding Beethoven’s will create
their own music as they explore sounds made
by various recycled items. Each day, campers
will discover new homemade instruments and
compose a work of art in their very own Trash
Can Band. Watch out for Water Day - when we
experiment with the sounds of water (and get a
little wet, of course!) Start exploring your house
now for fun things to hit and shake your way to
music! Instructor: Debby Dudley
ENU 825 201 - 12 hrs, Fee $75
iPad Camp
ENU 834 201 - 12 hrs, Fee $85
4 sessions, 6/29-7/2, MTWTh, 1-4pm
Children will have fun with engaging,
interactive, age-appropriate apps on the
iPad. Enhance their technology skillset
while learning the fundamentals of an iPad with tools such as syncing, downloading, word
processing, multi-media projects and more.
They will also develop their creativity through
digital photography, art and music. iPads will be
provided. Instructor: Andrew Keck
CompuKids
ENU 651 201 - 12 hrs, Fee $79
ENU 846 201 - 12 hrs, Fee $79
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Click your way to fun! Campers will learn
technology goals, such as components
of a computer, operation and navigation.
Play games, search for clues, create projects in
Word and Powerpoint and more during this
interactive computer camp. Have fun and learn
technology skills you can use for school and
home. Instructor: Amber Miller
Ages 6-8
July
6-10
Sweet Treats Dessert Camp
Measure, mix and bake your way to fun during
this summer camp. Who doesn’t love a yummy
dessert? Campers will learn a variety of pastry
skills from cupcake and cookie decorating to
hand-made galettes and no-bake desserts.
Express your creative side and expose yourself to
new baking techniques. A scrumptious way to
spend part of your day! Grocery/lab fee included
in registration. Instructor: Chelsea Boog
ENU 876 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
Super Heroes Academy
Join Bricks 4 Kidz for a week of building
cool, super hero inspired models with
LEGO® bricks. Construct your favorite super
heroes along with custom contraptions to set
the scene for “save the planet” action! Discover
which super powers each hero possesses and
protect your brick world against all the evil
arch enemies. All supplies provided! Bring your
imagination.
ENU 875 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $149
Catching the Wind:
Mechanical Engineering
Think like mechanical engineers as you
use your knowledge of wind to design and
create machines that can be used to capture
energy. Students will look critically at several
common machines (mechanical pencils, egg
beaters, rolling pins) and diagram how the
parts of the machine interact with each other
and allow the object to function. Students
will then use their mechanical engineering
skills to explore different materials and shapes
conducive to catching the wind, first by
designing sails for small boats and finally for
designing windmill blades.
Instructor: Alexandra March
ENU 554 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $119
Tickle the ivories as you learn your way across
the keys! Campers will learn the fundamentals
of piano and how it works, as well as an
introduction to the musical alphabet and keys
through games and exercises. Learn basic
musical notation, rhythms and graduate the
camp knowing various songs. This is a great
first step to to learning how to play the piano
and fostering a love of music! Students must
bring their own keyboards. (they can be kept in
camp room all week and taken home on Friday)
ENU 892 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $109
LEGO’s In Motion
Do you want to make a movie? Do you
absolutely adore LEGOs? Take your love
for bricks to the EXTREME in this camp and
create a non-stop motion movie with them!
Write a story and plan it out and execute that
movie you have always dreamed with your
LEGOs! Please bring your own flash drive.
ENU 652 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $149
New Instuctors
Are Always
Welcome!
Workforce Development and
Community Education is
continually expanding its camp
offerings.
If you would like to propose a
new camp, e-mail Kristen Bacon
at kbacon2@dtcc.edu or
302-259-6364.
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July
13-17
Ages 6-8
Yoga for Kids
Crafty Book Club
Huddle up to read a different book each day by
your favorite authors! Then turn learning into a fun
mess by creating a craft related to the story. Take
home daily crafts and relive the enriching stories
of childhood day after day! Supply fee included
in tuition. Campers need to bring an old T-shirt to
wear for a smock. Instructor: Kara Rawlings
ENU 879 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $115
Cosmetology Camp
Have you ever dreamed about the wonders
that the beauty world holds? Why not learn
some fundamentals of the beauty industry,
meet other inspiring people, and look gorgeous
doing it! Student’s will spend their fun-filled
days learning the basics of skin care, nail care,
natural nail services, make-up application, and
all natural skin masques and scrubs that they will
be able to take home! After learning a service,
students will be able to practice and exchange
their newfound skills and artistry on each other
in a controlled environment that is under the
constant supervision of a Delaware Licensed
Cosmetology Instructor with over a decade in the
beauty industry. Students will learn invaluable
information that will help keep them looking and
feeling beautiful both inside and out. Material fee
included in tuition. Instructor: Ricki Tibbs
ENU 878 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Introduction to Ballet
A fun-filled dance camp for dancers of all levels.
Students will concentrate on classical ballet, and
also yoga and jazz while focusing on learning
proper dance technique. Students will also
learn dance and ballet history, terminology and
famous ballerinas and dancers. Students will
perform a combination from each style at the
end of the session. Dress code: Solid-colored
leotard, pink tights, ballet slippers or socks. Dance
skirt or shorts optional. Hair in a bun, no jewelry
(stud earrings are ok) Instructor: Victoria Jensen
ENU 655 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
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Yoga has many benefits for children, including
enhancing their flexibility, strength and
coordination. It helps develop a sense of
calmness and relaxation while nurturing selfesteem and focus. In this fun-filled class, we
will practice yoga poses, breathing exercises
and relaxation techniques. In addition, we will
playfully explore our yoga practice through
games, music and art. Please bring your own
mat. Instructor: Judi Block
ENU 812 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Musical Theatre Camp
Songs, dances and scenes from cherished
Broadway and Disney favorites, from stage
and screen, will come alive! Campers will learn
basics of singing, acting, dancing and stage
movements. Participate in group scenes or
challenge yourself with a solo or duet. Friends
and family are invited the last day of camp for a
final performance. Instructor: Victoria Jensen
ENU 645 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Minecraft Camp
In this fun new 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 explore, learn, problem
solve and create amazing and unique worlds
together! Instructor: Andrew Keck
ENU 877 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Welcome!
Two New
Instructors
Ricki Tibbs
and
Andrew Keck.
Shout
Out
July
20-24
Ages 6-8
Math Crafts - Origami &
Rainbow Loom
Have crafty fun while practicing your
math skills! The first half of camp, children
will explore the beginning basics of origami,
while developing skills in math reasoning,
measurement, fractions, symmetry and
creativity. Children will learn origami folds and
create various origami models from flowers to
boxes. The second half of camp will be creating
bracelets, rings and necklaces using a Rainbow
Loom. Children will practice pattern making,
manual dexterity and creativity. Campers
must bring their own Rainbow Loom, all other
materials will be provided.
Instructor: Amber Miller
ENU 831 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $105
Teenage Brick Turtles
Grab your katanas and nun chucks as
we prepare to fight crime with the
Teenage Brick Turtles! Practice engineering as
you build two of the courageous turtles and
their wise Japanese rat sensei, Master Splinter.
Strengthen your ninjutsu skills to defeat the
villainous Shredder and his evil Foot Clan. After
a treacherous day of crime-fighting, don’t forget
to give the turtles a pizza down in their sewer
dwelling. Let’s build and play…Brick Turtle style!
All supplies provided by Bricks 4 Kidz.
ENU 897 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $149
iPad Fun to Infinity
and Beyond
iPads are MATHtacular! Awaken your
child’s inner math genius through interactive,
cool games on the iPad. These games are
designed to increase your child’s mathematical
abilities regardless if they are currently below
or above grade level. iPads will be provided.
Instructor: Andrew Keck
ENU 670 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Abrakadoodle Art Camp
Grab your glue, grab your scissors and don’t
forget your imagination as we explore the world
of art and magic! Campers will concentrate on
exercising their fine motor skills and creativity
by painting, assembling, gluing & cutting.
Transform your masterpieces through blending
and sculpting and then...”Abra Kadabra!”- it’s
perfect. Supply fee included in tuition. Campers
need to bring an old T-shirt to wear for a smock!
Instructor: Kara Rawlings
ENU 893 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $115
Bricks 4 Girlz
Grab your friends and come hang out
with us for a girls-only week of crafting
and creating with LEGO bricks. Introduce
your friends to our “friends” as we get to know
LEGO brand’s newest line of girl-themed
models. Build adorable houses, cafes and more
for a brand new cast of female characters
including Olivia. We’ll do lots of other unique
things with bricks, from jewelry making to brick
art and origami, with a take-home project each
day. And don’t worry… there are “NO BOYS
ALLOWED!” Because this week is all about girls!
ENU 880 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $149
14
July
27-31
Ages 6-8
Cheerleading
Minecraft Camp
ENU 877 203 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Espanol Explorers
Hola! Journey through the Hispanic culture by
immersing yourself in Spanish experiences.
Learn Spanish vocabulary and phonetics
through games and fun activities, enjoy handson crafts, sample the sports and food of the
Hispanic community and heighten your cultural
knowledge. This is a unique, fun and enriching
opportunity to introduce yourself to the Spanish
language and culture! Instructor: Rachel Parker
ENU 881 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $119
A Pirate’s LEGO Quest
Shiver me timbers as we explore the
popular culture behind the life of a
pirate. Build a motorized pirate ship, a
helm and an anchor, as we batten down the
hatches and prepare for mutiny. Protect the
hands on deck by building a launching catapult.
Beware me mateys, if it’s too late, you must
abandon ship and build a rowboat to escape.
Watch out for crocodiles! Anchors aweigh! All
supplies provided by Bricks 4 Kidz.
ENU 255 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Mining and Crafting
with LEGOs
Build your own Minecraft set with LEGO’s!
Minecraft is a game about placing blocks to
build anything you can imagine. At night,
monsters come out, make sure to build a shelter
before that happens. Experience the world of
Minecraft with LEGO® Bricks in this enrichment
engineering camp! Kids will start by crafting
their shelters and some of the mobs, critters and
tools. Students will face new challenges each
day, building models and crafting key elements
from the popular Minecraft game. All supplies
provided by Bricks 4 Kidz.
ENU 882 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $149
Pirate’s Treasure
Ahoy there mateys, Pirate Week is finally here.
What becomes of this week depends on how
many skulls you can spark with imagination,
including your own. Build your own pirate ship
and act, sing and craft your way to find the
treasure! Camp will include a visit to the Treasures
of the Sea Musuem at Delaware Tech. “Arr” ya
ready for fun, mateys? Instructor: Amber Miller
ENU 896 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $105
ENU 898 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $149
15
Ages 6-8
American Girl - Just Like Me
August
3-7
Gymnastics Floor Routines
Do you love to learn and be creative? Let’s take
a look at how American Girl chooses each girl
of the year and what makes them unique. You
will investigate who you are and what makes
you special during this week long camp and
celebrate your discoveries with an end of the
week tea party. Instructor: Victoria Jensen
Basic tumbling, mini trampoline exercises, floor
routines, and ribbon dancing. Students are
given the opportunity to build tumbling and
gymnastics skills while gaining self-confidence.
Dress code: leotards or T-shirts and shorts.
Students should be barefoot with hair tied back.
Instructor: Victoria Jensen
ENU 644 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $105
ENU 836 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $89
Choral Camp
“Lights, Camera, Action” You can become a star
onstage as we combine singing, sign language,
and movement in an exciting, fast paced choral
workshop. Join us as we explore a variety of
songs including familiar and original patriotic
and popular songs. Our efforts will be displayed
on Friday when we perform our final concert.
ENU 560 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Video Games: Behind
the Scenes
Do you like video games? Have you ever
wanted to make your own? Then this camp is for
you! Learn how to make your first videogame in
this camp. Kids will be designing games in our
college computer labs to bring home and play
at the end of the week! Please bring your own
flash drive. Instructor: Kyle Ricker
ENU 620 203 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
first step to learning how to play the piano
bring their own keyboards (they can be kept in
camproom all week and taken home on Friday).
ENU 892 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $109
The Art of
Imagination:
Music Instructor, Debby Dudley
introduces latest camp
“Basic Keyboard”
16
August
10-14
Ages 6-8
Girl’s Softball
Play ball! Learn new softball skills and practice
your game. A great way to stay in shape and
stay in the game over the Summer. Bring your
bat, glove, bottle of water and wear your cleats.
Report to the softball field.
Instructor: Whitney Brittingham
ENU 659 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Making Cents of Numbers
Preparing for the new school year,
students will explore making cents of
numbers around them, becoming familiar
with calculating money, elapsed time, mapping
features, calendars, measurement and
calculators during fun, interactive activities.
Instructor: Amber Miller
ENU 548 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Fishing for Reel
“Cast” away to fun in this beginners fishing
camp. Campers will learn the various types
of fishing, waterways, baits and more used
to catch the big one. This camp will combine
classroom education as well as hands-on
practice of techniques. Camp is held on campus
every day except Friday, when parents should
bring students to Redden State Forest (camp
hours for Friday are 8-11 a.m. and chaperones
are needed). Please call 302-259-6330 for supply
list. Instructor: Eric Burnley
ENU 839 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $109
Rockin’ Rockets
Want to build and fly your very own
rocket? Learn how to strategically build a
rocket while you learn science and engineering
skills too. You’ll have a blast making and
launching your very own rocket into space! Blast
off this summer in Rockin’ Rockets.
Instructor: Robert Marinelli
ENU 675 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
17
Take Me Out To
The Ballgame
Baseball (Ages 7-12)
Concentration on fundamentals and drills; basic
mechanics of pitching, infield/outfield plays,
hitting, base running, and sliding tips. Wear
appropriate clothing, bring glove. Report to the
softball field. Instructor: Brent Jackson
ENU 214 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
5 sessions, 6/22-6/26, MTWThF, 8:30-11:30am
ENU 214 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Wide World of Sports (Ages 7-12)
For our sports enthusiasts! A fun filled week
allows you to sample a variety of sports.
Includes football, basketball, soccer and
more. Challenge yourself and learn new, fun
skills! Please wear appropriate clothing and
comfortable sneakers and bring a bottled water.
Instructor: Brent Jackson
ENU 625 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
ENU 625 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Baseball Pitching (Ages 7-12)
Focuses on principles; pitching absolutes,
mechanics, strategies, physical conditioning,
and fielding techniques. Wear appropriate
clothing, and bring glove. Report to the softball
field. Instructor: Brent Jackson
ENU 234 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Girl’s Softball
Play ball! Learn new softball skills and practice
your game. A great way to stay in shape and
stay in the game over the summer. Bring your
bat, glove, bottle of water and wear your cleats.
Report to the softball field.
Instructors: Whitney Brittingham and Jenna Cahall
Ages 6-8
ENU 659 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Ages 9-12
ENU 659 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
18
June
15-19
Ages 9-12
Find
for STEM Fun!
Welcome campers! Camps are listed by week and within each week, are in order of
morning session followed by afternoon. Please plan on sending a small snack each day
of camp as snack time will be built into the daily agendas.
Minecraft Camp
Cheerleading - Beginner
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 explore, learn, problem solve and
create amazing and unique worlds together!
ENU 877 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Digital Photography
Take great photographs with your digital
camera, download, edit, create and
discover just how creative you can be!
Bring a digital camera, flash drive and prepare a
final portfolio for friends and family.
Instructor: Mason Dixon
ENU 255 203 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Programming and More with
Raspberry Pi
Every day filled with hands-on
experiments to make learning fun!
Science explorers will have a chance to discover
a different topic each day. Investigate a variety
of science fun, including: magnets, chemical
reactions, solar power, air power, electricity and
more! Instructor: Nancy Staton
Campers are introduced to the world of
computer science using a Raspberry Pi (www.
raspberrypi.org) – a single board computer
that’s about the size of a credit card! It is a
capable little computer which can be used in
electronics projects, and for many of the things
that your desktop PC does, like spreadsheets,
word-processing and games. It also plays highdefinition video. This camp will provide a fun,
interactive way to learn how computers work,
how to manipulate the electronic world around
you, and the basics of computer programming.
Build your own to take home at the end of the
week! Students will receive a full Raspberry Pi
Unit with SD memory card the first day, but are
not permitted to take the Raspberry Pi home
until the final day of camp. Computer cost is
included in tuition. Instructor: Eric Roberts
ENU 895 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $109
ENU 885 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $189
ENU 269 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $119
Hodgepodge of Science
19
Ages 9-12
June
22-26
Field Hockey
This camp will stimulate a love for the game
in young athletes by showing them how to
improve their own progress and success.
Students will practice individual drills, dribbling
and passing and offensive/defensive skills in
various stations and small games. Please bring
stick, mouthgard, shin guards and water. Report
to the softball field. Instructor: Taylor Trimmer
ENU 240 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Baseball
ENU 214 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
“Top Crops” Farm to Table
Summer Picnic
Join the hottest food trend of the year, the
Farm to Table Movement. Enjoy the freshest
of summer’s bountiful fruits, veggies, meats,
seafood and herbs as you prepare delicious
dishes featuring the best of Delmarva’s local
products. You’ll prepare a colorful melon ball
salad, bake a roasted veggie lasagna, and enjoy
the fun flavor’s of lavendar lemon pudding
cake. Feast on a picnic favorite, BBQ chicken and
bacon & red potato salad with a sweet ending of
local strawberries over cheesecake bites. These
and many other summer favorites are part of
your special Delmarva Farm to Table daily picnic.
Campers will enjoy a three-course meal daily. All
food costs are built into tuition.
Instructor: Carolyn L. Aronson
ENU 883 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
Check
It Out
New culinary
camps with
Chef Bonnie...
Spots fill fast!
Go Team, GO! Culinary
Tailgate Party
Calling all sport fans! Wear your favorite team’s
colors to camp and bring in your best snack
recipe to share. Explore the history of major
sports as you kick off with nacho’s grande and
score a touchdown with cheese quesadillas
and roasted corn & tomato salsa and tailgate
filled cupcakes. Batter’s up! for grilled burger
sliders and luscious strawberry shortcake.
The game is on when you and your kitchen
team compete for the winning Wings UR Way
Series and score big with caramel fleur de sel
chocolate brownies. Lots more recipes, plenty of
excitement and a triathalon of delicious flavors
to kick-off your summer! All food costs are built
into tuition. Instructor: Carolyn L. Aronson
ENU 884 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
Junior Police Academy
Learn what it takes to be a police officer! The
Junior Police Academy will cover aspects of
law enforcement training and provide fun,
practical applications through the use of class
room instruction, hands on demonstrations and
scenarios. The program is designed to introduce
students to their local law enforcement
personnel and provide a basic understanding of
police work. Fingerprint your way to fun! Camp
is held on campus, except for Wednesday, where
you will drop off and pick up children at the
Georgetown Police Dept. Co-sponsored with the
Georgetown Police Dept.
ENU 823 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $89
Mighty Mythbusters
Join us for a week of experimentations
as we use science to determine the
truth behind some myths and mysteries.
Just like the show - what’s real and what’s
not? Students will research, use the scientific
method, and test their theories as we bust or
confirm myths! Instructor: Marie Sipe
ENU 678 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $129
20
June 29 July 2
Ages 9-12
Brain Builders: Math
You can improve your math skills at any
level by strengthening your basic
mathematical operation and problem solving
ability. From working with numbers, to prealgebra and basic geometry, be more confident
with a good base of mathematical knowledge.
Give yourself the tools you’ll need to be successful
and confident! Instructor: Barbara Hageman
ENU 664 201 - 12 hrs, Fee $89
NERF Blasters
It’s NERF or nothin’ as you defend your flag and
team up to tag your opponents. Campers will
devise defense and team strategies daily to
create their own NERF Dart Tag competitions.
Watch out for water gun day where it is survival
of the fittest! One NERF gun/arrow per person
will be provided as well as safety glasses.
Campers are able to bring their own supplies,
but they must be approved by instructor.
ENU 886 201 - 12 hrs, Fee $89
Cosmetology Camp
Have you ever dreamed about the wonders
that the beauty world holds? Why not learn
some fundamentals of the beauty industry,
meet other inspiring people, and look gorgeous
doing it! Students will spend their fun-filled
days learning the basics of skin care, nail care,
natural nail services, make-up application,
and all natural skin masques and scrubs that
they will be able to take home! After learning
a service, students will be able to practice and
exchange their newfound skills and artistry on
each other in a controlled environment that is
under the constant supervision of a Delaware
Licensed Cosmetology Instructor with over a
decade in the beauty industry. Students will
learn invaluable information that will help keep
them looking and feeling beautiful both inside
and out. Students will also be able to explore
many career opportunities and avenues within
the beauty industry. Material fee included in
tuition. Instructor: Ricki Tibbs
Brain Builders: Reading & Writing
Whether you’re already a good writer or reader
who’s looking for an opportunity to practice
your skills, or if you are lacking confidence in
your abilities, you will benefit from this class.
Strengthen your skills through daily writing and
reading activities, basic grammar review and
vocabulary building exercises. You and your
campmates will make connections to reading,
all while doing fun art and group activities. Be
equipped to tackle assignments with confidence
and flair! Instructor: Barbara Hageman
ENU 663 201 - 12 hrs, Fee $89
ENU 878 202 - 12 hrs, Fee $85
21
Ages 9-12
July
6-10
Baseball
ENU 214 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Guitar for Beginners
Strum your way to musical fun as you
accompany a variety of musical repetoire
revolving around simple guitar cords. To
give your fingers and voice a break, theory
fundamentals will be explored leading to a
basic understanding of notes, cord structures
and theory foundations. A limited number of
guitars will be available for use on a first come,
first served basis. Please call 302-259-6330 if
you will need one for camp. This is a beginning
guitar course and applied to acoustic guitars
only. Instructor: Debby Dudley
ENU 851 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
“Top” Engineer
Learn about the worlds of physics,
engineering, product design and 21st
century manufacturing through handson experience with the latest computer-aided
design tools and manufacturing equipment,
including 3-D printing. Design and build
your own high tech spinning “top” with
assistance from College faculty. The tops will
be launched in a specially designed high speed
tester to determine who will earn the title of
“Top Engineer” with a record breaking spin.
Instructor: Robert Bogdziewicz and Bill Benchoff
ENU 672 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $145
Fashionista Fun
Boost your fashion knowledge and spark your
creativity with patterns, layers, fabrics and
colors galore! Fashion games and collages will
culminate in the creation of a fashion board
presentation of your favorite trends and style.
Camp is led by a graduate of the Fashion
Institute of Technology in the fashion capital,
NYC! Instructor: Carrie Hudson
ENU 847 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
camproom all week and taken home on Friday).
ENU 892 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $109
Bridges: Civil Engineering
When they are designing bridges, civil
engineers integrate the physical science
phenomena of balance and motion. In this
camp, students explore why bridges are shaped
differently. Students distinguish between
beam, arch and suspension bridges and learn
how bridge designs counteract and redirect
forces and motion. In the culminating design
challenge, students design, construct and test
their own bridges. Instructor: Alexandra March
ENU 205 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $119
22
July
13-17
Ages 9-12
Music and Voice
Production Camp
Design: Hands on Architecture
Working alongside Delaware Tech’s
Engineering faculty, budding architects
will work with sketch paper, computers, 2D
and 3D software and color printers to design
the buildings of the future. Imaginations will
soar, creativity will flow and there will be lots
of fun as young designers explore the world
of architecture! Also- check out the “building”
camp during next week’s offerings.
Instructor: Derek Dutton
ENU 887 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
LEGO’s In Motion
Do you want to make a movie? Do you
absolutely adore LEGOS? Take your love
for bricks to the EXTREME in this camp
and create a “stop motion” movie with them!
Write a story and plan it out and execute that
movie you have always dreamed with your
LEGOs! Please bring your own flash drive.
ENU 652 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $149
Wide World of Sports
For our sports enthusiasts! A fun filled week
ENU 625 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Kids Crazy Business
Campers will participate in crazy games,
creative projects and enthusiastic activities
while learning concepts about money and
making it in business. Artfully create displays
of your business concepts and finish off the
week in a fun competition! A beginning look at
entrepreneurialism. Instructor: Keena Ross
ENU 854 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $75
23
Does your child dream of what it’s like to
be behind the microphone, performing like
their favorite singer? Well, here’s their chance!
Campers are offered an actual recording
studio experience and are introduced them
to the amazing world of the music industry.
Campers will have a blast developing their skills
in songwriting, music recording, voice-overs
and audio equipment operation. Campers can
work interchangeably as talent and/or crew,
behind the scenes or behind the microphone.
They’ll learn vocal warm up routines, perform
voice-overs and TV/radio announcements,
have a blast singing karaoke to their favorite
songs, and the best will have the opportunity to
create their very own song from start to finish
and record it live! Campers will receive one
professionally edited audio CD that contains all
of their camp recordings for the week. This CD is
included in the camp fee.
ENU 888 201 – 35 hrs, Fee $289, Full Day
5 sessions, 7/13-7/17, MTWThF, 9am-4pm
Scrapbooking: Capture
the Memories!
Capture the memories of your summer in
this creative summer camp! Do you have
photographs from a vacation, a schoolyear, or
summer break just sitting around in boxes?
Bring them to camp and create your very own
scrapbook. Books, paper and supplies will be
provided - all you need is your pictures and
creativity! Instructor: Kara Rawlings
ENU 894 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
Musical Theatre Camp
Songs, dances and scenes from cherished
Broadway and Disney favorites, from stage
and screen, will come alive! Campers will learn
basics of singing, acting, dancing and stage
movements. Participate in group scenes or
challenge yourself with a solo or duet. Friends
and family are invited the last day of camp for a
final performance. Instructor: Victoria Jensen
ENU 645 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Ages 9-12
July
20-24
Wide World of Sports
For our Sports Enthusiasts ! A fun filled week
ENU 625 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
hand-made galettes and no-bake desserts.
Express your creative side and expose yourself to
new baking techniques. A scrumptious way to
spend part of your day! Grocery/lab fee included
in registration. Instructor: Chelsea Boog
ENU 876 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
Teenage Brick Turtles
Grab your katanas and nun chucks as
we prepare to fight crime with the
Teenage Brick Turtles! Practice engineering
as you build two of the courageous turtles and
their wise Japanese rat sensei, Master Splinter.
Strengthen your ninjutsu skills to defeat the
villainous Shredder and his evil Foot Clan. After
a treacherous day of crime-fighting, don’t forget
to give the turtles a pizza down in their sewer
dwelling. Let’s build and play…Brick Turtle style!
Cheerleading: Intermediate
Jump into a week dedicated to expanding your
knowledge of a sport you already love. Whether
you have cheered for a season or for multiple
years, this camp is for you! Prior knowledge of
basic arm motions and jumps is required. Jumps,
tumbling, stunts, cheers, and routines will be the
main focus of the week. Parents are invited to
come early on the last day of camp for a special
performance. Please wear comfortable sneakers
and clothing. Instructor: Chelsey Wagner
ENU 890 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Bricks 4 Girlz
Grab your friends and come hang out
with us for a girls-only week of crafting
and creating with LEGO bricks. Introduce
your friends to our “friends” as we get to know
LEGO brand’s newest line of girl-themed
models. Build adorable houses, cafes and more
for a brand new cast of female characters. We’ll
do lots of other unique things with bricks, from
jewelry making to brick art and origami, with a
take-home project each day. And don’t worry…
there are “NO BOYS ALLOWED!”
ENU 880 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $149
ENU 897 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $149
Build: Hands on Architecture
Budding architects will transform their
designs from the page and screen into
models using LEGOs, chip board, Popsicle
sticks, and other materials. Imaginations will
soar, creativity will flow and there will be lots
of fun as young designers explore the world
of architecture alongside Delaware Tech’s
engineering faculty! Instructor: Derek Dutton
ENU 889 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
Video Games: Behind
the Scenes
Do you like video games? Have you ever
wanted to make your own? Then this camp
is for you! Learn how to make your first
videogame in this camp. Kids will be designing
games in our college computer labs to bring
home and play at the end of the week! Please
bring your own flash drive. Instructor: Kyle Ricker
ENU 620 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
24
June
27-31
Ages 9-12
Espanol Explorers
Health Career Exploration
Are you interested in health care as a
possible job? This camp will give students a
chance to see first-hand careers in nursing,
physical therapy, occupational therapy, veterinary,
radiologic and respiratory care technologies.
Students will participate in several fun games and
activities intended to teach them the skills needed
in health care. Current DTCC students and staff
will be available for the campers to ask detailed
questions about the day to day experience of
working toward these careers.
ENU 641 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $89
A Pirate’s LEGO Quest
Shiver me timbers as we explore the
popular culture behind the life of a
pirate. Build a motorized pirate ship, a helm and
an anchor, as we batten down the hatches and
prepare for mutiny. Protect the hands on deck
by building a launching catapult. Beware me
mateys, if it’s too late, you must abandon ship
and build a rowboat to escape. Anchors aweigh!
ENU 898 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $149
Baseball Pitching
Focuses on principles; pitching absolutes,
mechanics, strategies, physical conditioning,
and fielding techniques. Wear appropriate
clothing, and bring glove. Report to the softball
field. Instructor: Brent Jackson
ENU 234 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Hola! Journey through the Hispanic culture by
immersing yourself in Spanish experiences.
Learn Spanish vocabulary and phonetics
through games and fun activities, enjoy handson crafts, sample the sports and food of the
Hispanic community and heighten your cultural
knowledge. This is a unique, fun and enriching
opportunity to introduce yourself to the Spanish
language and culture! Instructor: Rachel Parker
ENU 881 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $119
Mining and Crafting
with LEGOs
Build your own Minecraft set with
LEGO’s! Minecraft is a game about placing
blocks to build anything you can imagine. At
night, monsters come out, make sure to build
a shelter before that happens. Experience
the world of Minecraft with LEGO® Bricks in
this enrichment engineering camp! Kids will
start by crafting their shelters and some of
the mobs, critters and tools. Students will face
new challenges each day, building models
and crafting key elements from the popular
Minecraft game. All supplies provided by Bricks
4 Kidz.
ENU 882 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $149
Craft Crazy
Stir up all kinds of creative fun as you paint,
print, sculpt, collage and experiment with art
materials. Each day you will explore different
media and ideas while learning new art
making skills. This craft camp is an innovative,
conceptual and fun art program that engages
children in a wide variety of mediums and
textures. Supply fee included in tuition.
Campers need to bring an old T-shirt to wear for
a smock! Instructor: Kara Rawlings
ENU 858 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $115
25
Ages 9-12
August
3-7
Choral Camp
You can become a star onstage by combing
singing, sign language, and movement in an
exciting, fast-paced choral workshop. Explore a
variety of songs including familiar and original
patriotic and popular songs. This is a fun filled
week you won’t want to miss! Your efforts will
be displayed on Friday during the performance.
ENU 560 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Basketball for Boys
Defensive play, rebounding, passing, shooting,
dribbling and movement. Practice drills, lead-up
games and relays. Apply skills in game situations.
Wear comfortable clothes and sneakers. Report
to the gym. Instructor: Wes Townsend
ENU 529 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Girl’s Softball
Play ball! Learn new softball skills and practice your
game. A great way to stay in shape and stay in
the game over the Summer. Bring your bat, glove,
bottle of water and wear your cleats. Report to the
softball field. Instructor: Whitney Brittingham
ENU 659 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Spice Up Your Kitchen - Funtastic
Flavors of Herbs and Spices
Let’s spice it up! Enjoy a fun culinary environment
as you explore the tastes and textures of various
herbs and spices in your recipes. Campers will
prepare full course meals throughout the day,
while working in groups and learning their way
around the herb pantry! Be surprised at the great
fun you can have while cooking! Grocery lab fee is
included in tuition. Students will prepare food to
eat during the camp, but please pack a seperate
lunch/snack to ensure your child has something
they like. Instructor: Carolyn L. Aronson
ENU 900 201 – 35 hrs, Fee $289
5 sessions, 8/3-8/7, MTWThF, 9am-4pm (Full Day!)
camproom all week and taken home on Friday)
ENU 892 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $109
Fishing for Reel
“Cast” away to fun in this beginners fishing
camp. Campers will learn the various types
of fishing, waterways, baits and more used
to catch the big one. This camp will combine
classroom education as well as hands-on
practice of techniques. Camp is held on campus
every day except Friday, when parents should
bring students to Redden State Forest (camp
hours for Friday are 8-11 a.m. and chaperones
are needed). Please call 302-259-6330 for supply
list. Instructor: Eric Burnley
ENU 839 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $109
Minecraft Camp
ENU 877 204 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
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August
10-14
Ages 9-12
Hip Hop Fitness
Rockin’ Rockets
Want to build and fly your very own
rocket? Learn how to strategically build
a rocket while you learn science and
engineering skills too. You’ll have a blast making
and launching your very own rocket into
space! Blast off this summer in Rockin’ Rockets.
Instructor: Robert Marinelli
ENU 675 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
This exciting class incorporates hip-hop music
and dancing with aerobic fitness. Learn fitness
and hip-hop dance moves during a fun-filled
motivating work-out! This class also helps kids
get healthy by boosting their metabolism
and increasing energy levels. Get their hearts
pumping! Intended to improve overall physical
fitness and stamina and endurance while
having fun. Dress code: comfortable clothing
and sneakers. Instructor: Victoria Jensen
ENU 830 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $89
Basketball for Girls
dribbling and movement. Practice drills,
lead-up games and relays. Apply skills in game
situations. Wear comfortable clothes and
sneakers. Report to the gym.
Instructor: Wes Townsend
ENU 229 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Around the World with Cuisine
Take a journey around the world through flavors
and cooking techniques! “Mangia” delicious
Italian cuisine and explore the culture behind
Asian styles. This camp will introduce you
to new, global food sensations. Be creative,
have fun with food and accomplish goals in
the kitchen. Cooking is a great opportunity to
sharpen life-skills and stir-up creativity! Grocery
lab fee is included in tuition. Students will
prepare food to eat during the camp, but please
pack a seperate lunch/snack to ensure your
child has something they like.
Movie Maker
Star in your own movie and produce a
short film on an iPad. Explore special
effect apps, iMovie and Pinnacle as you
learn to edit and publish a video. Campers will
learn storytelling techniques and how to capture
and share audio and video for their movies.
Get your popcorn ready! iPads will be provided.
Instructor: Kyle Ricker
ENU 850 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
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Kids In The Kitchen
“Top Crops” Farm to Table
Summer Picnic (Ages 7-15)
Join the hottest food trend of the year, the
Farm to Table Movement. Enjoy the freshest
of summer’s bountiful fruits, veggies, meats,
seafood and herbs as you prepare delicious
dishes featuring the best of Delmarva’s local
products. You’ll prepare a colorful Melon Ball
salad, bake a Roasted Veggie Lasagna, and enjoy
the fun flavor’s of lavendar lemon pudding cake.
Campers will enjoy a three-course meal daily. All
food costs are built into tuition.
ENU 883 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
Go Team, GO! Culinary Tailgate
Party (Ages 7-15)
Wear your favorite team’s colors to camp and bring
in your best snack recipe to share. Explore the
history of major sports as you kick off with nacho’s
grande and score a touchdown with cheese
quesadillas and roasted corn & tomato salsa.
Batter’s up! for grilled burger Sliders and luscious
strawberry shortcake. The game is on when you
and your kitchen team compete for the winning
Wings UR Way Series and score big with caramel
fleur de sel chocolate brownies. Lots more recipes,
plenty of excitement and a triathalon of delicious
flavors to kick-off your summer! All food costs are
built into tuition. Instructor: Carolyn L. Aronson
ENU 884 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
hand-made galettes to no-bake desserts. Express
your creative side and expose yourself to new
baking techniques. A scrumptious way to spend
part of your day! Grocery/lab fee included in
registration. Instructor: Chelsea Boog
Multiple
Weeks
Spice Up Your Kitchen- Funtastic
Flavors of Herbs & Spices (Ages 7-15)
Let’s spice it up! Enjoy a fun culinary
environment as you explore the tastes and
textures of various herbs and spices in your
recipes. Campers will prepare full course meals
throughout the day, while working in groups
and learning their way around the herb pantry!
Be surprised at the great fun you can have while
cooking! Grocery lab fee is included in tuition.
Students will prepare food to eat during the
camp, but please pack a seperate lunch/snack
to ensure your child has something they like.
ENU 900 201 - 35 hrs, Fee $289
Around the World with Cuisine
(Ages 7-15)
Take a journey around the world through flavors
and cooking techniques! “Mangia” delicious
Italian cuisine and explore the culture behind
Asian styles. This camp will introduce you to new,
global food sensations. Be creative, have fun
with food and accomplish goals in the kitchen.
Cooking is a great opportunity to sharpen lifeskills and stir-up creativity! Grocery lab fee is
included in tuition. Students will prepare food to
eat during the camp, but please pack a seperate
lunch/snack to ensure your child has something
they like. Instructor: Carolyn L. Aronson
ENU 901 201 - 35 hrs, Fee $289
Ages 6-8
ENU 876 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
Ages 9-12
ENU 876 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $135
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Multiple
Weeks
Ages 13-16
Welcome Teen Adventurers! Please plan on sending a
small snack or money to use at the bookstore each day of
camps as snack time will be built into the camp agendas.
See each description for times and information.
Creative Writing: Writing
Your Way
Writing should not be hard work—
no grades, no homework, just creating
compelling and engaging stories which allow
readers to experience what matters to you
most. You can write in whatever form inspires
you from prose (memoir, fiction) to poetry
and read your work out loud in a safe, positive
environment. Skills developed through a
creative writing workshop improve literacy skills
and build self-esteem. Lisa Graff has published
numerous essays in magazines such as Woman’s
World, Delaware Beach Life and The Washington
Post. Her column Retirement 101 is published
bimonthly in the Cape Gazette. Please bring
either paper or a laptop for your writings.
Instructor: Lisa Graff
ENU 510 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
Digital Photography
Take great photographs with your
digital camera, download, edit, create
and discover just how creative you can be!
Bring a digital camera, flash drive and prepare a
final portfolio for friends and family. Instructor:
Mason Dixon
ENU 269 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $119
Scholarships
Available
Scholarships are available for
summer camps with an
approved application.
Please call 302-259-6330 for
information and availability.
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Revive DJ Summer Camp
Turn the tables and mix the beats as
you learn your way to rocking a party by
a Professional DJ! The objective of our DJ Summer
Camp is to train aspiring young entrepreneurs
with an interest in music, to become part-time
DJs and learn the techniques to host their own
party! We have everything you need! Activities
will include an introduction to DJ tools, such
as speakers and mixers, software programs via
technology, musical games and practice time as a
DJ. If you have your headphones, ipad or iphone,
we encourage you to bring it, but if not, just bring
yourself and your passion for music. Instructor:
Revive DJ Productions
ENU 855 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $105
Music and Voice
Production Camp
Does your child dream of what it’s like
to be behind the microphone, performing
like their favorite singer? Well, here’s their
chance! This one-of-a-kind camp designed by
a GRAMMY award winning music producer and
two-time Parent’s Choice Gold winner offers
campers an actual recording studio experience
by introducing them to the amazing world of
the music industry. Campers will have a blast
developing their skills in Songwriting, Music
Recording, Voice-overs and Audio Equipment
Operation. Campers can work interchangeably
as talent and/or crew, behind the scenes or
behind the microphone. They’ll learn vocal
warm up routines, perform voice-overs and
tv/radio announcements, have a blast singing
karaoke to their favorite songs, and the best
part is they will have the unique opportunity to
create their very own song from start to finish
and record it live! Campers will receive one
professionally edited audio CD that contains all
of their camp recordings for the week. This CD is
included in the camp fee.
Ages 13-16
Basketball For Boys and Girls
dribbling and movement. Practice drills,
lead-up games and relays. Apply skills in game
situations. Wear comfortable clothes and
sneakers. Report to the gym.
Instructor: Wes Townsend
ENU 636 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $95
Programming and More with
Raspberry Pi
Campers are introduced to the world of
computer science using a Raspberry Pi
(www.raspberrypi.org) – a single board computer
that’s about the size of a credit card! It is a
capable little computer which can be used in
electronics projects, and for many of the things
that your desktop PC does, like spreadsheets,
word-processing and games. It also plays highdefinition video. This camp will provide a fun,
interactive way to learn how computers work,
how to manipulate the electronic world around
you, and the basics of computer programming..
Build your own to take home at the end of the
week! Students will receive a full Raspberry Pi
Unit with SD memory card the first day, but are
not permitted to take the Raspberry Pi home
until the final day of camp. Computer cost is
included in tuition. Instructor: Eric Roberts
Multiple
Weeks
Cyberspace Creation
Creatively construct your own web
site in HTML and CSS using Adobe
DreamWeaver and Adobe Fireworks.
This is a crash course in the web field; you will
gain basic knowledge of composing a simple
webpage you can use to stay in touch with
family, share pictures and blogs with your
friends or build a portfolio for your future
career! Instructor: Aubrey Birowski
ENU 857 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
The Art of
Imagination:
Expand your programming
skills with our NEW camp “Raspberry Pi”
Find
for STEM Fun!
ENU 885 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $189
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Ages
11-14
Career Exploration
Putt-Putt Business Camp: A Visualizing Venture into Mini Golf
Visualizing and designing an 18-hole themed miniature golf park is the feature of this camp! The fun
creations of campers will embrace fun spirited competitions while engaging in activities to learn
business concepts including budgeting, technology, innovation, customer service and marketing
advertising. The final day campers will visit a miniature golf park not only to enjoy a round of golf, but
learn how what they have learned applies in the real world of miniature golf. Instructor: Keena Ross
ENU 891 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $89
Science Camps at
Delaware Tech
Join us for one of the FREE science-related camps below!
Crust to Core (6th graders)
Energize the Future (8th graders)
Explore the planet from a geological point of
view! Learn about geology through games,
experiments and exploration. You’ll learn
about rocks, minerals, fossils, stalactites, quick
sand, crystals and more. This free camp will
teach you what a geologist does and how
geology plays a part in today’s world.
Explore methods and solutions for reducing
our carbon footprint, using hands-on activities
in state-of-the-art college laboratories. You
will use engineering and design concepts to
construct a solar oven to make nachos and
s’mores, build and race a solar car, build and test
a wine turbine, and use LEGO Mindstorms NXT
to build and program a solar tracker and wind
station. This free camp will also include a local
field trip tied to sustainable energy.
ENU 862 201 - 35 hrs, FREE
Track Your Way through
Watersheds (7th graders)
Join us for a weeklong adventure in the great
outdoors. Learn hands-on techniques used
by environmental scientists today. Peer into
the world of living plants and animals and
explore aquatic and natural environments
to determine the health of watersheds. The
camp also features a GPS discovery trail,
where satellites will help guide you along
your way. Later in the week, venture to nearby
parks to explore nature at its finest. Don’t miss
out on this free unique opportunity filled with
games and hands-on activities.
ENU 863 201 - 35 hrs, FREE
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ENU 864 201 - 35 hrs, FREE
For information and/or to request
an application call 302-259-6330.
Applications will be reviewed and
students will be selected based
upon their interest in science and
commitment to the program.
This program is made possible by the
National Science foundation EPSCoR Grant No.
IIA-1301765 and the State of Delaware.
Off - Campus
Multiple
Weeks
Delaware Tech is proud to partner with various businesses and organizations in
the local community to offer specialty camps. Please note: these camps are held
off campus at the venue noted in the description. Registrations still come to the
camp office at Delaware Tech.
Sport Adventure Camp (Ages 5-15)
Tennis (Ages 7-18)
Learn skills and have thrills while participating
in a variety of sports and activities scheduled to
fill your day with fitness and fun! Rotate through
centers including swimming, racket sports,
field sports, stretching, exercises and more.
Be prepared for an all day sport and learning
adventure! Held at the Dave Marshall Tennis and
Fitness Center at The Plantations in Lewes.
Have fun while learning the fundamentals of
Tennis. Equipment is provided, but feel free to
bring your own. Pending weather, swimming time
will be allotted following the tennis lesson and is
included in fee. Held at the Dave Marshall Tennis
and Fitness Center at The Plantations in Lewes.
ENU 252 271 - 45 hrs, Fee $249
ENU 277 271 - 15 hrs, Fee $139
ENU 277 272 - 15 hrs, Fee $139
ENU 252 272 - 45 hrs, Fee $249
ENU 252 273 - 36 hrs, Fee $209
4 sessions, 6/29-7/2, MTWTh, 8am-5pm
ENU 252 274 - 45 hrs, Fee $249
ENU 252 275 - 45 hrs, Fee $249
ENU 252 276 - 45 hrs, Fee $249
ENU 252 277 - 45 hrs, Fee $249
ENU 252 278 - 45 hrs, Fee $249
ENU 252 279 - 45 hrs, Fee $249
ENU 277 273 - 12 hrs, Fee $109
ENU 277 274 - 15 hrs, Fee $139
ENU 277 275 - 15 hrs, Fee $139
ENU 277 276 - 15 hrs, Fee $139
ENU 277 277 - 15 hrs, Fee $139
ENU 277 278 - 15 hrs, Fee $139
ENU 277 279 - 15 hrs, Fee $139
Multiple Camp Discount
Sign up for 3 camps and get each additional camp at $10 off the regular tuition. This discount
is available per family and the discount is applied to the lowest priced camps. The minimum
of 3 camps can be registered by one or more children within the same household. After the
initial 3 camp purchase, the reduction will be applied to each additional camp registered by
any member of the same household. Plan your summer now! To receive this special discount,
please call our registration team at 302-259-6329.
(Scholarship recipients are not eligible for discount.)
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Multiple
Weeks
Off - Campus
Youth Golf
Learning to play golf or advance your skill level
while having fun! Each student will learn the
skills needed under the professional instruction
of John Ray, an experienced instructor. Starting
with the grip, set-up, swing mechanics to play
the short game, mid irons, long game and
scoring. Learn the three vital components of
golf, which are safety etiquette eules and fun.
Everyone will be a winner! All levels of experience
welcome. Monday will be held on Campus and
the remainder of the week will be held at Sussex
Pines Golf Course. Please bring your own clubs
(if you do not have any, please call in advance to
reserve clubs). Instructor: John Ray
Ages 6-8
ENU 283 271 - 15 hrs, Fee $129
Ages 9-12
ENU 283 272 - 25 hrs, Fee $169
Ages 13-16
ENU 283 273 - 25 hrs, Fee $169
Kayak, SUP & Sail Adventure
(Ages 9-12)
Join Coastal Kayak’s expert and certified
instructors for a fun and exciting week where
the students will learn kayaking, sailing and
stand up paddling. This hands on camp will
include safety, paddling and sailing techniques
as well as environmental education and
culminate with a guided eco-tour. Camp is held
at Coastal Kayak in Fenwick.
ENU 650 271 - 12.5 hrs, Fee $189
ENU 650 272 - 12.5 hrs, Fee $189
Victorian Camp- Life in the Mid
1800’s (Ages 9-12)
Step back in time to experience daily life in the
mid-1800’s at the Ross Plantation. While dressed
in period costumes, children will enjoy a variety
of activities including playing Victorian games,
creating crafts, and going on a scavenger hunt.
Campers will also prepare foods for snacks, a
tea party and picnic. The week will end with
mansion and outbuilding tours conducted by
the campers for their families. Please bring your
own lunch the first day. Camp is held at the Ross
Mansion in Seaford. Partnered with Seaford
Historical Society
ENU 899 271 - 35 hrs, Fee $149, Full Day
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Policy Information
Notice of Availability of Annual Security Report
Delaware Technical Community College maintains an annual security report as required by the
Clery Act. The College’s annual Clery Act report contains information on campus security and
personal safety, including crime prevention, the law enforcement authority of College public
safety officers, crime reporting policies, certain specific College policies, and other important
matters about security on campus. The report also contains statistics for the three previous
calendar years on crimes that were reported to have occurred on campus, in certain off-campus
buildings or property owned or controlled by the College, and on public property within or
immediately adjacent to and accessible from the campus.
The College’s annual Clery Act report is available on the Delaware Tech Web site at
https://www.dtcc.edu/about/public-safety/your-right-know. A printed report may also be
obtained free of charge from the Office of Public Safety at each campus upon your request.
Statement of Nondiscrimination Policy
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
P.O. Box 897 Dover, DE 19903
(302) 857-1903
civilrights@dtcc.edu
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Helpful Information
Authorization Form & Immunization Record
Please return to Delaware Tech, Workforce
Development and Community Education, 21179
College Drive, Georgetown, DE 19947, Attn:
Kids on Campus, prior to class; fax to 302-2596759; or bring it in person. Mandatory must be
received one week prior to camp. Forms can
be found online or by calling 302-259-6330.
Age Appropriateness
It is best for the student to be the appropriate
age by the first day of class. Courses are
designed to be age appropriate and coincide
with all socialization aspects of the program.
Cancellations/Refunds
Refund and/or transfer requests must be made
prior to the Wednesday before camp. Please
note that refunds for payments made by check
may take a minimum of four weeks to process;
credit cards one week. For more information,
please call 302-259-6330.
Clothing
Students should dress appropriately for the
class that they will attend. Class descriptions
will provide the necessary requirements.
Temperatures fluctuate in some of our
classrooms, so please remember to bring a
sweater or sweatshirt.
Electronic Devices
Campers should NOT bring electronic devices.
Delaware Tech will not be responsible for any
lost, broken or stolen property. Please do not
bring a cell phone.
Food
If your camper brings lunch or snack, please label
the camper’s lunch bag with name and age.
T-Shirts
Each camper will receive a Kids On Campus
t-shirt for participation in our summer camps.
Select shirt size during registration. Note: only
one t-shirt per child/not per camp.
Sunscreen
Campers will be participating in many outdoor
activities. To be prepared for the sun, apply
sunscreen every morning before coming to
camp. Campers may also bring more sunscreen
with them to camp.
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Check-In/Check-Out Policy
Parents/Guardians must sign their children in
and out each day and provide us with their
most current emergency contact number. If
not a parent/guardian, parents must provide
the name of the person checking the child in/
out. Identification will be required. It is the
responsibility of the parent to be on time to pick
up your child. If you are more than 15 minutes
late for pickup, there will be a $10 late charge
added to your account.
Equipment
Please bring only the equipment necessary for
class. Delaware Tech does not have the ability to
safeguard equipment.
Emergency Procedures
Upon registration, all campers will be
automatically enrolled in our Kids On Campus
Alert System. More information will be emailed
to guardians. If there were to be a total
evacuation of the building, all students will be
walked to the Howard T. Ennis School, located
behind Delaware Tech at 20346 Ennis Street,
Georgetown, Delaware for parent pick up.
Medical Procedures
Each camper is required to have personal medical
coverage and accident insurance. Delaware
Tech does not provide this coverage. Parents
will be informed immediately in the event of
an emergency. The parent will be responsible
for picking up the camper and determining if
further medical attention is necessary. In case
of an emergency requiring immediate medical
attention, camp staff is required to: make the
child comfortable, call for an ambulance, and
notify the parent and camp manager who will
accompany child to hospital.
Problem Management Procedures
Discipline problems will be addressed in the
following manner: Behavioral problems will be
handled by the camp manager. If the problem
persists, the parent will be notified. If the
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.
Authorization Form
Camper Name: ____________________________________ Age: _____ Birth Date: ______________
Physician: ___________________________________ Telephone: _____________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________________________________
Dentist: ___________________________________ Telephone: _______________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________________________________
Name and Address of Primary Health Insurance Carrier: ____________________________________
___________________________________________________ Group No:_______________________
Chronic Illnesses/Allergies: ____________________________________________________________
(1)Emergency contact: _______________________________________________________________
Home______________________ Work____________________Cell____________________________
(2)Emergency contact: ________________________________________________________________
Home______________________ Work____________________Cell____________________________
Due to State of Delaware Public Health requirements, we are obligated to have CURRENT
IMMUNIZATION RECORDS on file for each camper. You must provide a photocopy of your child’s
immunization record prior to the first day of camp that indicates they are up-to-date on the
following immunizations: Diphtheria, Rubella, Measles, Tetanus and Mumps. Doctor’s office may
fax directly to 302-259-6759 or email to owens-ccp@dtcc.edu.
• In the event that I, my emergency contact, or my family physician cannot be contacted in an emergency,
I, ________________________(Print Name) hereby give my consent to Delaware Technical Community
College to arrange for or provide all emergency medical and dental care necessary to preserve the health
of my child. My consent includes the transportation necessary to preserve the health of my child as well as
transportation to any and all activities, whether on or off property owned or controlled by the College, in
which my child is a participant. I acknowledge that I am responsible for all charges in connection with any
care and treatment rendered. 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 medical care with respect to my child.
• Permission is hereby granted for my child to attend and participate in all activities, including those off
of property owned or controlled by the College, scheduled in connection with the camp. I understand
and acknowledge that participation in the camp and its related activities carries with it the possible risk of
physical injury, including serious disabling injury or even death, to my child. I further acknowledge that my
child has no physical or psychological problems that would prohibit his/her participation in camp activities.
On behalf of my child, I expressly assume all such risk of physical injury or death and hereby release and
will hold the Delaware Technical Community College, its trustees, employees and agents, harmless for any
and all liability, including negligence actions, claims, debts and demands of every kind whatsoever which
arise directly or indirectly from my child’s participation in the camp. Moreover, I understand that I am fully
responsible for any and all losses or damages that my child inflicts upon any person or upon property,
whether on or off of College grounds, during my child’s participation in the camp.
• I give Delaware Technical Community College consent to use the name and/or photograph/video of my
child for inclusion in promotional, 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.
I HAVE CAREFULLY READ ALL OF THE INFORMATION ON THIS FORM AND AGREE TO ALL TERMS
AND CONDITIONS. I AM THE LEGAL GUARDIAN OF THE CAMPER.
Signature: _________________________________________________ Date: ______________
(Mother, Father, or Legal Guardian)
Home_______________________ Work_____________________Cell_____________________
ALL FORMS ARE DUE THE WEDNESDAY PRIOR TO CAMP.
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Registration Information
Five ways to Register...
In Person:
Online: www.go.dtcc.edu/
Workforce Development and
Community Education,
Carter Partnership Center
Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.,
Monday - Friday (excluding holidays)
owenskidsoncampus
Telephone:
Registration: 302-259-6329
Information: 302-259-6330
Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.,
Monday - Friday (excluding holidays)
Fax: 302-259-6759
Faxing requires a printed form.
No seats are reserved unless faxed
forms include payment information.
Mail:
Delaware Tech - Workforce
Development and Community
Education
Attn: Kids On Campus
21179 College Drive
Georgetown, DE 19947
Mailing requires a printed form.
No seats are reserved unless mailed
forms include payment information.
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We accept Visa, MasterCard and Discover.
Cash and check accepted for in-person
registration only.
Registrations are accepted throughout
the summer; Early registration is
recommended to ensure a seat will be
available. The information presented in
this bulletin is complete and accurate at
the time of printing however it is subject
to change.
*Please remember to provide camper
information along with parent/guardian
and emergency contact.
*Most recent copy of Immunization
record is required for each child.
Registration
Regi
strationForm
Form
Date ______________ SS# _______-______-_______ Birth Date _____/_____/_____
Camper Name (first, middle initial, last) ________________________________________
Address _______________________________________________________________
City ___________________________________ State _________ Zip ____________
1st Parent/Guardian Name__________________________________________________
Phone (day) _________________ (eve.) _________________ (cell) _________________
E-mail Address__________________________________________________________
2nd Parent/Guardian Name________________________________________________
Phone (day) _________________ (eve.) _________________ (cell) ________________
E-mail Address___________________________________________________________
Emergency Contact ______________________________________________________
Relationship__________________________ Phone Number______________________
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Check payable to DTCC Check # ___________ Bank ___________________
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Authorized Signature: ________________________________________________
NOTE: The information requested below is optional and will be used
for statistical purposes only.
T-shirt Size:
Gender: ❑ Male ❑ Female
❑ XS (4) ❑ S (6-8) ❑ M(10-12)
Ethnic Origin: ❑ African-American ❑ Caucasian
❑ Asian/Pacific Islander ❑ Hispanic/Latino
❑ Native American/Alaskan ❑ Other
❑ L (14-16) ❑ XL (18-20)
❑ Adult M ❑ Adult L
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Jack F. Owens Campus
21179 College Drive
Georgetown, DE 19947
PAID
PERMIT NO. 1505
WILMINGTON, DE
NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
U.S. POSTAGE
We moved offices!
We are now located in the William A.
Carter Partnership Center. Please feel
free to call us at (302) 259-6330.
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Rockin` Rockets - Delaware Technical Community College

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