JUNE 10-12 GRADES DAYS TIME

Baseball Elementary & Middle School M-W 8:30-12:00

Volleyball Elementary & Middle School M-W 8:30-12:00

JUNE 17-20 GRADES DAYS TIME

Health Science Immersion: From Microbiology to Patient Care Rising 11th-12th Graders M-Th 9:00-4:00

Working Well: Learn Lifetime Skills Rising 9th-12th Graders M-Th 9:00-4:00

Public Safety: First Responders & Investigators Rising 9th-12th Graders M-Th 1:00-4:00

Electronic Music: Be a DJ Rising 8th-12th Graders M-Th 9:00-12:00

Pottery: Making Art with Clay Rising 7th-12th Graders M-Th 1:00-4:00

Drawing & Painting: Develop Your Artistic Skills Rising 7th-12th Graders M-Th 9:00-12:00

Teacher Cadet Camp: How to Teach Young Children Rising 6th-8th Graders M-Th 9:00-12:00

Mr. T’s Science Adventures Rising 3rd-6th Graders M-Th 9:00-12:00

Veggie Ventures: Healthy Cooking for Kids Rising 2nd-6th Graders M-Th 9:00-12:00

Cosmetology for Kids Rising 2nd-6th Graders M-Th 1:00-4:00

JUNE 24-27 GRADES DAYS TIME

Pottery: Making Art with Clay Rising 7th-12th Graders M-Th 1:00-4:00

Drawing & Painting: Develop Your Artistic Skills Rising 7th-12th Graders M-Th 9:00-12:00

Maker Space: Create & Innovate Rising 6th-8th Graders M-Th 9:00-12:00

Public Safety: First Responders & Investigators Rising 6th-8th Graders M-Th 1:00-4:00

Applied Science with Mr. T Rising 5th-9th Graders M-Th 9:00-12:00

Veggie Ventures: Healthy Cooking for Kids Rising 2nd-6th Graders M-Th 9:00-12:00

Cosmetology for Kids Rising 2nd-6th Graders M-Th 1:00-4:00

Tennis (Beginner/Intermediate) Rising 6th-9th Graders M-Th 9:00-10:30

Elementary Tennis (Beginner/Intermediate) Rising 1st-5th Graders M-Th 10:30-12:00

JULY 8-11 GRADES DAYS TIME

Electronic Music: Be a DJ Rising 8th-12th Graders M-Th 9:00-12:00

Creative Writing Rising 8th-12th Graders M-Th 1:00-4:00

Healthy Cooking: Eat Well, Live Well Rising 6th-12th Graders M-Th 9:00-12:00

Build a Business: Be an Entrepreneur Rising 6th-8th Graders M-Th 9:00-12:00

Computer Science First: Making Projects with Code Rising 6th-8th Graders M-Th 1:00-4:00

Cosmetology Rising 6th-9th Graders M-Th 1:00-4:00

JULY 22-24 GRADES DAYS TIME

Baseball Elementary & Middle School M-W 8:30-12:00

Volleyball Elementary & Middle School M-W 8:30-12:00

SUMMER CAMP AT RCC REGISTRATION DOCUMENTATION Student’s Name: ______________________________________________ Date of Birth: _______________________ Address: ____________________________________________________ Grade Entering in Fall 2019: ____________ I, _____________________________________________________________________, am the legal parent/guardian Print name of Parent/Guardian

I. Waiver

WAIVER: READ CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING

The student and the student’s parent, guardian or custodian therefore agrees to assume all of the potential risks and dangers, whether or not foreseeable, in any way associated with his/her participation in this Rockingham Community College Summer Camp(s) (including without limitation any and all medical expenses incurred resulting from any illness or injury to the participating student) and associated activities. In consideration of, and in return for the services, facilities, and other assistance provided to the student by Rockingham Community College in this Summer Camp(s) and related activities, the student and the student’s parent, guardian or custodian hereby release and agree to hold harmless Rockingham Community College (and its board of trustees, officers, employees, servants and agents) from any and all liabilities, claims, and actions that may arise from injury or harm to the student or to any third-party, from the students death or that of any third party proximately caused by the student, or from damage to the student’s or any third-party’s property in connection with Rockingham Community College Summer Camp(s) or associated activities. The student and the student’s parent, guardian or custodian understand that this Agreement and Release covers liability, claims, and actions caused entirely or in part by any acts or failure to act Rockingham Community College Summer Camp (or its board of trustees, officers, employees, or agents), including but not limited to the alleged or actual negligence, mistake, or failure to supervise by Rockingham Community College Summer Camp.

The student and the student’s parent, guardian or custodian agree and understand that this Agreement and Release means I am giving up, among other things, the right to sue Rockingham Community College Summer Camp, its Board of Trustees, officers, employees, servants or agents for injuries, damages, or losses that the student or the student’s parent, guardian or custodian may incur. The student and the student’s parent, guardian or custodian also understand that this Agreement and Release binds the student and the student’s parent, guardian or custodian, any non-custodial parent, heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns.

The student and the student’s parent, guardian, or custodian acknowledge that they have read this entire Agreement and Release, that they fully understand it, and that they agree to be legally bound by it. They also agree that this represents the entire agreement and that there are no other oral or written promises or representations which in any way modify its terms.

____________________________________________________________ _____________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature Date ____________________________________________________________ _____________________________ Home Phone Number Cell Phone Number

II. Consent to Use Photograph

CONSENT TO USE PHOTOGRAPH:

As a parent or legal guardian of ____________________________________________________, registered in the Summer Camp Student’s Name offered by R

__________________________________________________________________ _____________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature Date

III. Emergency Contact

EMERGENCY INFORMATION:

Person to notify in case of emergency: ______________________________________________ _______________________ Name Relationship

Emergency Phone: Day ( ) ____________________ Night ( ) __________________ Cell ( ) ______________________

Date of last tetanus immunization: ___________________ Any allergies to medicine? Yes ___ No___

If so, list ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Any current or past health conditions/food allergies staff should be aware of? Yes ___ No ___

If YES, please list: ________________________________________________________________________________________

Health Insurance Policy Number ____________________________Health Carrier ____________________________________

Address of Health Carrier _________________________________________________________________________________ Street City State Zip

Physician _________________________ Dentist ___________________________ Hospital ___________________________

I hereby authorize any actions recommended by a physician or other health care provider attending my child during the camp. I acknowledge and understand that my child may sustain physical illness or injury (minimal, serious, or catastrophic), in connection with this camp. I agree to indemnify and hold harmless Rockingham Community College, its officers, employees and agents from and against any claims for personal illness or injury that my child may sustain. Parent or Guardian (circle relationship): ____________________________________________________________________ Print Name ___________________________________________ _______________ Signature Date (Optional) It is recommended (though not required) that this form be notarized to expedite medical treatment for your child by health care providers. State of ________________ County of ______________________I, ___________________________________, a Notary Public of said County and State, do hereby certify that ________________________________________ personally appeared before me this day and acknowledged the execution of the foregoing instrument. Witness my hand and official seal this the _____ day of ________,20________. Notary Public __________________________________________________ My commission expires: _____________________ (Optional) NOTARIAL SEAL:

IV. Permission Form In order to attend camp, this form must be signed by a parent/guardian. Your child will not be allowed to participate in a camp at Rockingham Community College without this form being completed.

Student’s Name__________________________________________________________ Date of Birth _____________________

Address _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Street City State Zip Parent or Guardian (circle relationship): _______________________________________________________________________ Print Name _______________ _______________________________________________ _________________ Grade entering Signature Date in Fall 2019 _______________________________________________________________________ Phone Number

June 10-12 (M-W)

Baseball

Volleyball

June 17-20 (M-TH)

Health Science Immersion: Microbiology to Patient Care

Working Well: Learn Lifetime Skills

Public Safety: First Responders & Investigators

Electronic Music: Be a DJ

Pottery: Making Art with Clay

Drawing & Painting: Develop Your Artistic Skills

Teacher Cadet Camp: How to Teach Young Children

Mr. T’s Science Adventures

Veggie Ventures: Healthy Cooking for Kids

Cosmetology for Kids

June 24-27 (M-TH)

Pottery: Making Art with Clay

Drawing & Painting: Develop Your Artistic Skills

Maker Space: Create & Innovate

Public Safety: First Responders & Investigators

Applied Science with Mr. T

Veggie Ventures: Healthy Cooking for Kids

Cosmetology for Kids

Tennis (Beginner/Intermediate)

Elementary Tennis (Beginner/Intermediate)

July 8-11 (M-TH)

Electronic Music: Be a DJ

Creative Writing

Healthy Cooking: Eat Well, Live Well

Build a Business: Be an Entrepreneur

Computer Science First: Making Projects with Code

Cosmetology

July 22-24 (M-W)

Baseball

Volleyball

[ ] Visa [ ] Master Card Payment Recorded By _____________________

Credit Card # ____________________________________ Date ____________________________________

Exp. Date ______________________________________ Amount Paid_____________________________

Total Amount Paid _______________________________ Receipt Number: _________________________

Three or More Camps $50 each

Health Science Immersion Camp $115

Working Well Camp $115

Summer Camps at RCC (Check the appropriate boxes)

Baseball or Volleyball (rising 1st-8th graders) Coaches and student athletes will instruct participants on skills and knowledge of the game. They will also share what it takes to be a student-athlete and what it's like to play at the collegiate level. Come find out about how to be an RCC Eagle! Health Science Immersion: From Microbiology to Patient Care (rising 11th-12th graders) Students can expect to be involved in a variety of activities including basic and advanced patient assessment along with obtaining venous access while interacting with simulation manikins to perform lifesaving procedures, basic pulmonary function testing, and maintaining an airway; scrubbing and performing a mock surgery; and participating in a problem-solving scavenger hunt with puzzle pieces to complete a group activity in the Emergency Medical Services, Respiratory Therapy, Surgical Technology, and Nursing Programs. Working Well: Learn Lifetime Skills (rising 9th-12th graders) Learn to accomplish goals and tasks efficiently. Interactive games and discussion teach the four C's of communication, handling expectations and feedback, and setting goals among other topics which will lead to increased success now and in the future workplace. Successfully complete this camp and earn the Working Smart Certification. Public Safety: First Responders & Investigators (rising 9th-12th graders) Experience the public safety fields of crime scene investigation while analyzing a mock crime scene; fire and rescue at the Emergency Services Training Center; law enforcement with a local officer; and drone applications, all with hands-on opportunities.

Electronic Music: Be a DJ (rising 8th-12th graders) Students will learn the basics of digital DJing, creating, mixing and editing music, equipment connection and audio engineering.

Pottery: Making Art with Clay (rising 7th-12th graders) Learn to make pottery and other fun ceramic objects during this hands-on artists camp. Students will use the potter’s wheel, learn about design and use glaze to decorate their unique creations. Projects will be fired at the end of the camp and can be picked up at the beginning of the next week. Drawing & Painting: Develop Your Artistic Skills (rising 7th-12th graders) Learn fundamentals of drawing and painting, including working from observation and creative experimentation with multiple materials, possibly including pencil, charcoal, watercolor and mixed media. Explore your creative spirit and develop artistic skills. Teacher Cadet Camp: How to Teach Young Children (rising 6th-8th graders)

by creating lessons using creative art, science, math, and literacy strategies. On the final day of camp, introduce and implement created lessons in a classroom setting.

Mr. T’s Science Adventures (rising 3rd-6th graders) Explore geology by finding fossils and gems. Explore physics by making bottle rockets and gliders. Explore nature on the RCC trail. Adventure is learning!

Veggie Ventures: Healthy Cooking for Kids (rising 2nd-6th graders) Find out why your parents are always telling you to eat your vegetables! Learn a variety of dishes and cooking methods to make vegetables a fun part of your dinner. All campers will be able to take their creations home at the end of each day. Cosmetology (rising 6th-9th graders) Cosmetology for Kids (rising 2nd-6th graders) From hand messages, braiding, and hair color to makeup and nail polish, this camp teaches proper technique and the theory behind it. Then take a turn in the RCC Salon for some personal pampering! (No scissors, hair dye, or electric equipment will be used.) Maker Space: Create & Innovate (rising 6th-8th graders) Come be a doer, builder, and creator! Learn 3-D printing, CNC machining, and other computer-controlled design equipment. Leave with new skills and completed projects to remember this exciting experience! Applied Science with Mr. T (rising 5th-9th graders) You will be the scientist. Screen the building to see where the most bacteria grows. Build model rockets to better understand physics. Use microscopes to see what is lurking in pond water. Construct and race air powered dragsters. By the end of the week you will be ready to excel at your next Science Fair! Tennis (Beginner/Intermediate) (rising 6th-9th graders) Players will focus on the basic tennis skills. They are introduced to tennis game format and scoring and will begin to develop an understanding of the game. Overhead serves and games-based drills are the focal point at this level. Players should bring their own racket and water and wear appropriate athletic clothes and lace-up shoes. Beginner to intermediate skill level.

Elementary Tennis (Beginner/Intermediate) (rising 1st-5th graders) Using lower bouncing balls, smaller rackets and smaller courts, young players are introduced to the fundamentals of tennis using a variety of play-based activities to help them develop playing strategies and HAVE FUN. Rackets are provided. Players should bring water and wear appropriate athletic clothes and lace-up shoes. Beginner to intermediate skill level. Creative Writing (rising 8th-12th graders) This camp will introduce students to the basics of creative writing across the genres, including fiction, poetry, and creative non-fiction. Students will practice a variety of forms within these genres, and be introduced to a number of exercises designed to nurture creativity, the concept of revision, and inspire self-expression. Healthy Cooking: Eat Well, Live Well (rising 6th-12th graders) Campers will gain an understanding of why vegetables are critical to good health. Learn a variety of cooking methods using both familiar and more exotic vegetables. All campers will be able to take their creations home at the end of each day. Build a Business: Be an Entrepreneur (rising 6th-8th graders) Learn business formation types; funding opportunities; marketing strategies; and how to pick a successful location. Brainstorm business ideas with the class; do your research; then build your own business plan. Leave ready to create your own business and be an entrepreneur! Computer Science First (rising 6th-8th graders) Computer science is a 21st-century skill enabling you to be a creator rather than just a consumer of technology. Learn programing and create projects of personal interest including sports, art, or fashion while honing problem solving skills. The Computer Science First curriculum is provided by Google.

2019 SUMMER CAMPS AT RCC PAYMENT AND POLICIES

Registration Procedures:

1. Select the Summer Camp session(s), based upon grade level. Fully complete the Registration Documentation. This form must be signed by the parent or guardian.

2. To secure placement in a session, the payment fee must accompany the completed Registration Documentation. All sessions are open on a first come, first served basis. Limited enrollment.

3. Payment Options: If paying by check, make checks payable to Rockingham Community College. Mail to RCC Summer Camps, P.O. Box 38, Wentworth, NC 27375, or hand deliver to the Bishopric Building at 568 County Home Rd. on the RCC campus. Visa and Master Card are also accepted.

4. A limited number of scholarships are available through the generosity of the RCC Foundation. Please request a Scholarship Application if you are interested applying for a scholarship for your camper. Scholarship applications will not be accepted after May 31.

5. Canceled Courses, Changes, and Refunds: The college reserves the right to cancel any session due to low enrollment. In the event a session is canceled, all fees will be refunded. Notification of any session cancellation will occur within one week before the session start date. Refunds will not be issued after the start of classes.

For additional information, questions, or concerns, call 336-342-4261 ext. 2330 or ext. 2011, or email Judy Jones, Summer Camps Coordinator, at jonesj9095@rockinghamcc.edu. Arrival and Departure from Campus: Parent(s) or guardian(s) are responsible for their camper’s transportation to and from campus. Camper(s) are expected to arrive at the classroom no more than 10 minutes before the start of a session and should be picked up promptly when the session ends. Students must remain in the classroom until parent or guardian arrives to the classroom for pick up. Campers must be signed in and signed out each day by a parent or guardian. Confirmation Letters/Emails: Confirmation letters and/or emails will be sent one week before the session begins. Each session will be assigned a classroom number and building. A campus map with the location of your session and a list of any needed supplies will be included. *Lunch is not provided. However, if your child attends a morning and afternoon session on the same day and stays on campus during the lunch break, please provide a bag lunch and drink. Supervision will be provided. In the event that food trucks are available on campus, campers may bring cash to purchase lunch. Campers attending only one session during the day may eat on campus with a parent or guardian present. Discipline: The right to dismiss a camper from a session if he or she demonstrates a behavioral or attendance problem is reserved by the instructor. Cell phones are not permitted in classrooms. Safety: Instructors are not responsible for campers outside of session time. It is important that parents or guardians bring their campers in the designated classrooms on time and pick them up on time at the close of each session. If anyone other than you is dropping off or picking up your camper, please be sure to share the time and exact location of the session and emphasize that prompt drop-off and pick-up are expected.