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“Hofstra Pride Baseball teaches aggressive approaches to all fundamental skill development. We pride ourselves on an uncompromising attitude in all phases of life. At Patrick Anderson Baseball Camp, you will learn to play like a pro.”

– Coach Anderson

PATRICK ANDERSONBASEBALL CAMPFor boys and girls entering grades 2-9

Camp Dates: Session 1: July 5-15 • Session 2: July 18-29 • Session 3: August 1-12

Patrick Anderson Baseball Camp is structured to meet the needs of players who desire a baseball training experience based on sound fundamentals. Campers are grouped according to age, skill level and experience.

Patrick Anderson is in his third season as head baseball coach at Hofstra University. Mr. Anderson, who served as assistant coach at Hofstra for three seasons (1998-2001), has spent the last eight seasons as a minor league hitting and catching instructor with the Kansas City Royals professional baseball club. He served as a roving instructor at various levels of the organization, from rookie ball to Kansas City’s Triple A affi liate, working with high-level prospects that Kansas City touted as potential Major League players. During his tenure with the Royals, Mr. Anderson worked with many future major leaguers, including Mike Sweeney, Gregg Zaun and Donnie Murphy.

CAMP OBJECTIVESThe focus of this camp is on the baseball player who has a true desire to learn and improve. Each player is assisted in developing solid techniques in catching, hitting, bunting, fi elding, throwing and base-running. Hofstra coaches (with help from the Pride players) help foster an enjoyable experience that stresses teamwork and fair play. Camp is held at University Field, an excellently maintained college turf baseball fi eld that is home to the Hofstra Pride Baseball team. In addition, campers have access to batting cages and drill stations that enhance the teaching-learning process. This program is designed for the player of any ability who wishes to acquire greater baseball knowledge and have fun playing America’s pastime.

New staff addition: Jeremy Hill, former Major League pitcher

DAILY PROGRAMStretching and warm-up exercises Throwing techniqueProper footwork – ground balls and fl y balls Base-running Batting practice Daily games Position breakdown and development Coaches instruction/lectures

WHAT TO WEAR/BRINGEach camper should wear daily: baseball cap, baseball shoes or comfortable athletic shoes, sweat socks, baseball pants (optional) or shorts, and a cotton T-shirt. Players must bring their own glove and water bottle. Bathing suit and towel will be needed on assigned swim days. Please label all items clearly with fi rst and last name. Hofstra is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Each camper takes home a Hofstra Pride T-shirt. hofstra.edu/camp

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Kevin Long (left),hitting coach for the New York Yankees,and Patrick Anderson (right).

FRED MOTLEYPEP BAND CAMP For boys and girls entering grades 5-12

Camp Dates: Session 4: August 15-19

Fred Motley Pep Band Camp is designed to provide young musicians with a wonderful opportunity to experience a musical adventure in a college setting. The camp is for aspiring musicians in grades 5-12 who want to interact with other talented young people in an atmosphere of culture.

Campers attending Fred Motley Pep Band Camp experience exciting music and have the ability to work hard, have fun and build lasting friendships. It is our goal to assist each camper to improve his/her individual skills. This is a great opportunity to spend valuable time becoming a better musician. At the conclusion of camp, a special concert performance is conducted for fellow campers, staff and families.

DAILY PROGRAMIndividual instructionSectional rehearsals College Pep Band repertoire rehearsals Performance skillsEnsemble workBrass, woodwind and percussion instruction

Fred Motley is a Hofstra University graduate and has been associated with the University for 20 years. He has been a music educator for more than 35 years at various levels. In addition, Mr. Motley instructs privately and conducts studio music rehearsals. For the past 12 years, he has directed the successful Hofstra Pep Band. Additionally, Mr. Motley is the jazz band director at St. John’s University. His varied experiences have made him a true leader in the music field in the New York metropolitan area.

WHAT TO BRINGCampers must bring their own instrument to camp every day. Bathing suit and towel will be needed on assigned swim days. Please label all items clearly with fi rst and last name. Hofstra is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

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MO CASSARABOYS BASKETBALL CAMPFor boys entering grades 3-12

Camp Dates: Session 1: July 5-15 • Session 2: July 18-29 • Session 3: August 1-12

Mo Cassara Boys Basketball Camp is geared toward players who desire training experience in all facets of basketball. Campers are grouped according to age, skill level and experience.

CAMP OBJECTIVESTo present the fundamentals of basketball so that each player

fully understands and appreciates the sport.To provide instruction in individual and group settings, as well

as through supervised competition, so that all participants realize their maximum potential.To expose each camper to the various philosophies and

techniques representative of college and professional coaches and players.To provide an enriching experience through the development of competitive spirit, athletic skill and good sportsmanship.

Hofstra’s Mo Cassara Boys Basketball Camp utilizes the University’s state-of-the-art, air-conditioned basketball arena; indoor and outdoor basketball courts; premiere dining facilities; an indoor, heated, Olympic-sized swimming pool; and a fully equipped infi rmary staffed by registered nurses.

DAILY PROGRAMStretching exercises and fl exibility trainingBasketball fundamentals: individualized improvement exercises developed for each playerOffensive skills development; one-on-one, fi ve-on-fi ve league play; free throw; and three-on-three competitionsSessions with Hofstra student-athletesCompetitions for prizes and giveaways

WHAT TO WEAR/BRINGEach camper should wear daily: cotton T-shirt, athletic s h o r t s , basketball sneakers and sweat socks. Bathing suit and towel will be needed on assigned swim days. Players must bring their own water bottle. Please label all items clearly with fi rst and last name. Hofstra is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Each camper takes home a Hofstra basketball and a Hofstra Pride T-shirt.

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GUEST SPEAKERSEach session features a daily lecture by a guest or Hofstra coach.

Past guest speakers have included:Craig “Speedy” Claxton Former NBA player and currently a college scout with the Golden State Warriors/former Hofstra standout

Jason Hernandez Pro-Hoops founder/former Hofstra standout

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KRISTA KILBURN-STEVESKEYGIRLS BASKETBALL CAMP For girls entering grades 3-12

Camp Dates: Session 2: July 18-29 • Session 3: August 1-12

Krista Kilburn-Steveskey Girls Basketball Camp is a perfect summer camp experience for an aspiring athlete who is looking to develop and refi ne her fundamental basketball skills. Team play, drills and games are emphasized throughout the sessions.

The camp features expert instruction, shooting techniques, agilities, games, fundamental stations, contests, and individual and team awards.

CAMP OBJECTIVESThe camp is designed to focus on skills that cover every aspect of the game. Players are grouped according to level of ability, and receive personalized instruction with an emphasis on enhancing a combination of individual and team skills and play. Fundamentals of the game are taught, demonstrated and drilled every day. Campers learn and hone their skills through hands-on instruction provided by the very best instructors Long Island has to offer. The Hofstra University Women’s Basketball team demonstrates techniques, and develop campers’ skills in a fun, positive, championship-like environment, and encourages players of all abilities to be successful at the next level.

DAILY PROGRAMStretching and warm-up exercises Stations – breakdown of fundamental skills Small groups, divided by grade level Position breakdown Free throws Swim sessions Guest speakers 5-on-5 games Competitions (hot shot, knockout)

WHAT TO WEAR/BRINGEach camper should wear daily: cotton T-shirt, athletic shorts, basketball sneakers and sweat socks. Bathing suit and towel will be needed on assigned swim days. Players must bring their own water bottle. Please label all items clearly with fi rst and last name. Hofstra is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

s Each camper takes home a Hofstra basketball and a Hofstra Pride T-shirt. hofstra.edu/camp

Don’t miss the opportunity to become a better basketball player by developing and improving fundamental skills of the game in a fun, competitive, instructional environment. Remember, THE SEASON NEVER ENDS!

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CHRISTINE A. NOWIERSKI CHEER CAMP (C.A.N. Cheer Camp)

For girls entering grades 2-12

Camp Dates: Session 1: July 5-15 • Session 3: August 1-12 • Session 4: August 15-19

C.A.N. Cheer Camp, under the direction of Hofstra Cheerleading Coach Christine A. Nowierski, is designed for cheerleaders who desire a full day of expert training in all facets of cheerleading. C.A.N. Cheer Camp offers an innovative and creative curriculum developed and instructed by Coach Nowierski and her Division I collegiate staff. Hofstra Cheerleading is a nationally recognized program with four UCA College National Championship titles in 2003, 2006, 2007 and 2009. The staff is all AACCA-certifi ed cheerleaders, and the gymnastics sessions are led by USAG-certifi ed instructors.

Training includes cheers, dances, jumps, stunts, pyramid building, pom-pom and gymnastics. The camp is structured to encourage both individuals and teams to believe in themselves and achieve their personal best. C.A.N. Cheer Camp encompasses all styles and skill levels, from beginner to elite. Cheerleaders are grouped according to age and skill level. Teams are able to work on routine building for the upcoming season as well as create spirited traditions for their schools.

CAMP OBJECTIVESTo provide a creative environment where students can develop friendships and enjoy a valuable learning experience. To present the fundamentals of cheerleading so that each cheerleader understands safety measures and proper techniques.To expose each cheerleader to a memorable experience that allows each student to develop individually.

DAILY PROGRAMWarm-up, stretching exercises and fl exibility trainingJumps and jump exercisesStunts and pyramid building on safe cheer matsMotion technique/sideline chantsTeam building/individual goal-setting activities Gymnastics with certifi ed instructors using fun-shaped mats and inclines to help student learn fundamental to intermediate level skills Dance

WHAT TO WEAR/BRINGEach camper should wear daily: cotton T-shirt, athletic shorts with no pockets, fl at-soled sneakers/cheerleading sneakers, and sweat socks. Players must bring their own water bottle. Bathing suit and towel will be needed on assigned swim days. Please label all items clearly with fi rst and last name. Hofstra is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Each camper takes home a cheerleading pom-pom. hofstra.edu/camp

Hofstra’s C.A.N. Cheer Camp utilizes the University’s state-of-the-art, air-conditioned facilities for gymnastics and stunting sessions.

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KELLY OLSEN DANCE ACADEMY For girls and boys entering grades 2-12

Camp Dates: Session 1: July 5-15 • Session 3: August 1-12 • Session 4: August 15-19

Kelly Olsen Dance Academy is structured to meet the needs of dancers who desire exposure to a variety of dance styles, including jazz, hip-hop and kick, with an emphasis on style, technical execution, fl exibility, jumps, turns and performance. All dancers are evaluated by the staff and assigned to a level based on experience and skill. Instructors work hard to meet each camper’s individual needs. Teams are also welcome, as it is a great opportunity to work on routine building for the upcoming season. The Hofstra Dance team is a nationally recognized program with a UDA College National Championship Title in 2006 and a top-three fi nish for the past two years. Hofstra’s Kelly Olsen Dance Academy utilizes the University’s state-of-the-art, air-conditioned facilities.

CAMP OBJECTIVESTo create a safe, fun, and positive atmosphere for our dancers.To present the fundamentals of dance so that each dancer fully understands and appreciates the sport.To provide top-notch instruction by the Hofstra Dance Team coaching staff and its members. To provide dancers with a memorable experience in which each student develops individually.

DAILY PROGRAMWarm-up, stretching exercises and fl exibility training Conditioning Technique class Choreography Team building/individual goal-setting activities Style classes

WHAT TO WEAR/BRINGEach camper should wear daily: cotton T-shirt, athletic shorts, and fl at-soled sneakers. Dancers must bring their own water bottle. Bathing suit and towel will be needed on assigned swim days. Please label all items clearly with fi rst and last name. Hofstra is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Each camper takes home a Hofstra T-shirt. hofstra.edu/camp

To create a safe, fun, and positive atmosphere for our dancers.

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RICHARD NUTTALLANDSIMON RIDDIOUGH SOCCER CAMP For girls and boys entering grades 2-12

Camp Dates: Session 1: July 5-15 Session 2: July 18-29 Session 3: August 1-12

Hofstra University Men’s Soccer Head Coach Richard Nuttall and Women’s Soccer Head Coach Simon Riddiough combine forces to provide the most positive soccer training experience on Long Island. The camp is designed for boys and girls of all skill levels.

CAMP OBJECTIVESThe camp curriculum is designed to maximize and challenge each player to reach his or her highest potential. Coaches from all over the United States and Europe use a variety of drills and games to improve footwork, passing, trapping, heading and shooting. There will also be games to help develop techniques and strategies. The staff utilize small-group and team settings so that each athlete improves his/her skills. Campers are grouped according to their age and ability in order to maximize effective instruction. The expert and energetic staff ensure a positive and fun-fi lled soccer experience for each camper.

WHAT TO WEAR/BRINGEach camper should wear daily: cotton T-shirt, athletic shorts, shin guards and soccer cleats or sneakers. Campers must also bring a water bottle. Bathing suit and towel will be needed on assigned swim days. Please label all items clearly with first and last name. Hofstra is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Each player will take home a Hofstra Pride T-shirt.

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Don’t miss the opportunity to improve your soccer skills with Long Island’s top collegiate instructors. This is an educational experience combined with soccer participation!

Richard Nuttall, a former professional soccer player in England and former member of the Long Island Rough Riders, is entering his 23rd season as Hofstra University Men’s Soccer head coach. Mr. Nuttall has guided the Pride to a 186-166-37 record in his 22 seasons, and has transformed the program into one of the most competitive in the Northeast. This past season the Pride advanced to the Colonial Athletic Association Championship game, and itcontinues to be one of the most successful programs in the Northeast.

Simon Riddiough just completed his fi fth season as Hofstra Women’s Soccer head coach. This past year, Riddiough guided Hofstra to the most successful season in school history (19-3). The Pride, a top 25 nationally ranked team, advanced to the second round of the NCAA Women’s Soccer Tournament, defeating UConn in the fi rst round. In addition, the team advanced to the Colonial Athletic Association fi nals. This fantastic season included a school-record 18-game winning streak. Riddiough has led the Pride to more than 60 wins.

Campers are grouped according to their age and ability in order

winning streak. Riddiough has led the Pride to more than 60 wins.

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Each camper takes home a Hofstra Wrestling T-shirt. hofstra.edu/camp

TOM SHIFFLET WRESTLING CAMP For boys entering grades 2-12

Camp Dates: Session 2: July 18-29 • Session 4: August 15-19

CAMP OBJECTIVESTom Shiffl et Wrestling Camp is geared toward wrestlers who strive to learn the fundamentals of the sport. We teach and practice essential drills and techniques for beginning and advanced wrestlers. We also utilize wrestling videos and guest speakers as part of the learning experience. Campers are divided into small learning groups based on grade, skill level and experience, and they interact with great coaches throughout the week. Instructors are current coaches and wrestlers at Hofstra University, a national power in wrestling.

DAILY PROGRAMWarm-up and stretching exercisesSmall-group technique instructionSmall-group drill sessionsWrestling competitionsSwim sessionGuest speakersWrestling videosWrestling games

WHAT TO WEAR/BRINGEach camper should wear daily: shorts, T-shirts, socks, and wrestling shoes. Campers must bring an extra set of shorts, T-shirt and socks, as well as running shoes and a bag with a bathing suit, towel and water bottle. Please label all items clearly with fi rst and last name. Hofstra is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

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Each camper takes home a Hofstra Lacrosse T-shirt. hofstra.edu/camp

ABBY MORGAN GIRLS LACROSSE CAMP For girls entering grades 2-12


CAMP OBJECTIVESThe goal of Hofstra’s Abby Morgan Girls Lacrosse Camp is for every player to learn new skills and have fun playing the sport we all love! Instruction includes individual skills, strategies and game play. With a knowledgeable and experienced staff, we strive to educate each player and build on her strengths while addressing any weaknesses. The counselors demonstrate techniques and develop campers’ skills in a fun, positive environment, and they encourage players of all abilities to be successful at the next level.

DAILY PROGRAMAll players are divided by age and experience, and requests to be with friends are typically honored. The day is divided into station/drill sessions, individual instruction, team practice, and tournament game play. Campers receive hands-on, individual attention in all areas of the game. Instruction includes, but is not limited to, catching, throwing, stick handling, dodging, draws, goal keeping, transition, groundballs, and defensive and offensive scenarios.

WHAT TO WEAR/BRINGEach camper should wear daily: cotton T-shirt, athletic shorts, sneakers, sweat socks, cleats. Each camper should bring a lacrosse stick, goggles, and mouthguard. All goalies are responsible for bringing their own equipment. Bathing suit and towel are needed on assigned swim days. Campers must bring their own water bottle. Please label all items clearly with fi rst and last name. Hofstra is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

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SETH TIERNEY BOYS LACROSSE CAMP For boys entering grades 3-12

Camp Dates: Session 2: July 18-29

Seth Tierney Boys Lacrosse Camp is for boys who desire a full day of training in all facets of lacrosse. The goal is to teach the fundamentals of individual, group and team lacrosse skills – stressing the importance of sportsmanship, teamwork, and a strong work ethic – while offering a balanced, fun-fi lled experience for players trying to improve their game.

CAMP OBJECTIVESThe camp is divided into three separate divisions: Gold Division (grades 9-12), Blue Division (grades 6-8), and White Division (grades 3-5). The emphasis during the fi rst week is on individual, group and team skills development.

DAILY PROGRAMThe day is divided into four periods: two practice sessions, lunch and an educational lecture and/or fi lm, and the opportunity to swim. Camper placement is adjusted according to size, maturity and skill level following evaluation by the coaches. Players learn the fundamental aspects of dodging, passing, catching, shooting, individual defense, goalie play, and face-off technique. In addition, players learn team skills such as team offense, team defense, riding, clearing and transition play.

WHAT TO WEAR/BRINGEach camper should wear daily: cotton T-shirt, athletic shorts, sneakers, sweat socks, gloves, cleats and arm pads. Each camper should bring a lacrosse stick, helmet, shoulder pads, arm pads, mouthpiece, athletic supporter and equipment bag. Bathing suit and towel will be needed on assigned swim days. Campers must bring their own water bottle. Please label all items clearly with fi rst and last name. Hofstra is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Note: All equipment must be brought home daily.

hofstra.edu/camp Each camper takes home a Hofstra Pride jersey. hofstra.edu/camp

There is a 10-to-1 student-to-instructor ratio. Our instructors are professional teachers who have played college lacrosse and currently coach at either the middle or high school level. Our counselors are all athletes who have played or are currently playing at the Division I level.

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Each player takes home a Hofstra Pride T-shirt.

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HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY SOFTBALL CAMPFor girls entering grades 2-12


Hofstra University Softball Camp, under the direction of Hofstra’s assistant softball coach, is dedicated to providing intensive instruction that is essential to the development of the young softball player, whether at the beginner or advanced level. Campers are grouped by grade and skill level.

CAMP OBJECTIVESCampers can expect a fun and competitive softball camp experience under the direction of world-class coaches and players. Several skill areas are taught, including hitting, fi elding, base-running and team play. Girls are given the opportunity to play softball daily, gain self-confi dence, work hard and make new friends. By the end of the session, players will have received valuable knowledge of the game of softball and will have thoroughly enjoyed themselves in the process!

DAILY PROGRAMStretching and fl exibility trainingFundamental skill drills (fi elding, throwing, catching)Team fundamentalsPosition playGames Counselor demonstrations

WHAT TO WEAR/BRINGEach player should wear daily: cotton T-shirt, athletic shorts and sneakers/cleats. Players must bring their own glove and water bottle. Bathing suit and towel will be needed on assigned swim days. Please label all items clearly with fi rst and last name. Hofstra is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

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Come train with the Hofstra Pride’s award-winning coaching staff.

Policies and Parent/Guardian Contract • Selected programs are subject to a surcharge. • It is understood that all photography or videos taken at Hofstra may be used for promotional purposes or in other ventures directly relating to camp (see Publicity Release on website).• Enrollment in Hofstra programs establishes permission for a child to engage in all program activities except as noted by the examining physician on child’s Medical Form submitted to the Camp Infirmary.• Hofstra Summer Camps complies with all Nassau County Health Department regulations.• Hofstra Summer Camps is accredited by the American Camp Association.• Enrollment in Hofstra Summer Camps establishes permission for a child to participate in the instructional/recreational swim program unless otherwise noted by a physician.• I understand and acknowledge the risks related to my child’s participation in summer camp and hold Hofstra University, its directors, officers, trustees, employees, and volunteers harmless for any and all injury or loss associated with such participation.• Identifying information may be disclosed as required by insurance or other regulations.• Registrations received by phone will be confirmed by e-mail with an attached registration form, which includes the parent/guardian contract. The parent/guardian contract must be signed and returned to the Camp Office in order to complete the child’s registration.

Refund Policy• Tuition is refundable prior to Monday, May 2, 2011, less the nonrefundable deposit and application fee ($500).• No refunds after May 2, 2011, for any reason, including illness, injury, personal, missed days, transportation delays, etc.• No refunds for surcharges after May 2, 2011.• Cancellations must be received in writing.• It is understood that no credit will be given for camp closings, absences, family vacations, transportation delays or withdrawals.• We reserve the right to cancel any registration if fees are not paid in full by May 2, 2011.

A check/credit card payment for $500 (nonrefundable deposit of $450 and application fee of $50) must accompany this registration form. A separate $500 nonrefundable deposit (includes application fee) is required for the Specialty Camps and the Sports Academy Camps. If registering for both the Specialty Camps/Learning Institute Camps and Sports Academy Camps, a check for $1,000 is required at the time of registration. (Transportation and lunch are included in tuition.)

To register by mail or in person: Return the completed registration form found on page 15, along with the nonrefundable deposit and application fee of $500, to: Hofstra University Summer Camps, 250 Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY 11549-2500, or drop it off at the Hofstra Camp Office, 108 University College Hall, North Campus.

To register online: Visit hofstra.edu/camp.

Full payment is due by Monday, May 2, 2011. Registration after May 2 must be accompanied by full payment. We accept MasterCard, Visa and American Express. Please make checks payable to Hofstra University, and include the camper’s name on check.

Discounts**Only one discount per camper may be applied. Discounts may not be combined.

Group/Team Discount (five (5) or more campers): $75 discount per camper/per session at the applicable tuition rate.Hofstra Full-Time Employee Discount: 25 percent.

Hofstra Alumni Discount: 10 percent. (Alumnus must be parent/guardian of camper.)

Union Discount: 10 percent. (Registration must be accompanied by a copy of a current company photo ID card.)

Tuition and Registration Information

Extended Hours Tuition: $100 per session, in addition to the camp tuition ($50 for Session 4). Note: For extended hours information, see page 2 of the Specialty Camps brochure.

Session Winter Tuition Spring Tuition December 16, 2010-March 31, 2011 April 1-August 19, 2011

One Session (two weeks) $1,025 $1,075 Two Sessions (four weeks) $2,050 $2,150 Three Sessions (six weeks) $3,075 $3,225 Session 4 (one week) $625 $725 Application Fee $50 $50

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Hofstra Sports Academy Camps Registration Form Phone: 516-463-CAMP • Fax: 516-463-6114 250 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY • HEMPSTEAD, NY 11549-2500 E-mail: [email protected]

Indicate transportation address if different than mailing address:

Nearest Cross Street 1. 2.

Area Pickup Choice: Manhattan q Queens q Suffolk q Indicate which pickup area:

Last Name (Please print.) First Name (Please print.) Date of Birth Grade (as of Sept. 2011) Age q Male

q Female

Mailing Address (Street) City State ZIP

Home Phone Number Parent E-mail Office Use Only: Reg. #

Mother’s Name Mother’s Work Number Cell Phone (Mother)

Father’s Name Father’s Work Number Cell Phone (Father)

Emergency Contact Name Emergency Contact Number Name(s) of sibling(s) who are registering

T-shirt size (Choose one.) Youth: q M q L Adult: q S q M q L q XL q XXL

7/5-7/15 7/18-7/29 8/1-8/12 8/15-8/19

I agree to the policies (see page 13) of Hofstra Summer Camps.(Your child’s registration will not be processed without your signature.)

Parent/Guardian Signature Date

Subtotal:

Application Fee:

Total:

Discount (If applicable):

Grand Total:

(in addition to camp tuition)

PLEASE INDICATE YOUR SPECIALTY CHOICE(S) AND NUMBER OF SESSIONS FOR WHICH YOU ARE REGISTERING.ONE SESSION TWO SESSIONS THREE SESSIONS SESSION 4 Office Use Only

Winter Registration (December 16-March 31) 5 $1,400 5 $2,700 5 $3,855 5 $675

Spring Registration (April 1-August 19) 5 $1,450 5 $2,800 5 $4,005 5 $775

Extended Hours Program 5 $100 5 $200 5 $300 5 $50

Counselor Apprentice Program 5 Must be enrolled six weeks • $2,500 N/A

Health and Wellness Program 5 Must be enrolled six weeks • $2,500 N/A

Overnight Camp Program (August 14-19) N/A 5 $425

Office Use Only: Specialty CodesLEARNING INSTITUTE TUITION ONE SESSION TWO SESSIONS THREE SESSIONS SESSION 4

5 $1,550 5 $3,000 5 $4,305 N/A

Spring Registration (April 1-August 19) 5 $1,600 5 $3,100 5 $4,455 N/A

Fill in LEARNING INSTITUTE CHOICE for each session: N/A

SPORTS ACADEMY CAMPS TUITION$500 nonrefundable deposit includes $50 application fee

ONE SESSION TWO SESSIONS THREE SESSIONS SESSION 4 Office Use Only




Baseball - Patrick Anderson 5 5 5 N/A

Basketball, Boys - Mo Cassara 5 5 5 N/A

Basketball, Girls - Krista Kilburn-Steveskey N/A 5 5 N/A

Cheer - Christine A. Nowierski 5 N/A 5 5

Dance - Kelly Olsen 5 N/A 5 5

Lacrosse, Boys - Seth Tierney N/A 5 N/A N/A

Lacrosse, Girls - Abby Morgan N/A N/A 5 N/A

Pep Band - Fred Motley N/A N/A N/A 5

Soccer - Richard Nuttall and Simon Riddiough 5 5 5 N/A

Softball - Hofstra University Staff N/A N/A 5 N/A

Wrestling - Tom Shifflet N/A 5 N/A 5

$500 nonrefundable deposit includes $50 application fee


SESSION 27/18-7/29

SESSION 38/1-8/12

SESSION 48/15-8/19

SESSION 17/5-7/15

(FOUR WEEKS) (SIX WEEKS) (ONE WEEK)(TWO WEEKS)

SPECIALTY CAMPS TUITION$500 nonrefundable deposit includes $50 application fee

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Hofstra Summer Camps complies with all Nassau County Health Department regulations. Hofstra Summer Camps is accredited by the American Camp Association.


Fill in SPECIALTY CHOICE for each session:SESSION 2

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8/1-8/12SESSION 4

8/15-8/19SESSION 1

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Winter Registration (December 16-March 31)

SPORTS ACADEMY CAMPS DISCOUNT:5 Hofstra Alumni: 10% Name at Time of Graduation _____________________________________________________________

Year of Graduation ______ Major and Degree _________________________________________________________________________

5 Hofstra Full-Time Employee: 25%

5 Union: Sports Academy: 10%

5 Sibling: $50 each additional child (does not apply to Sports Academy Camp)

5 Group/Team: $75 per camper/per session (five (5) or more campers)






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