KU News Release

Feb. 16, 2007
Contact: Jackie Hosey, University Relations, (785) 864-8858.

KU announces 2007 summer camp lineup

LAWRENCE — The following is a list of academic and athletic camps that will take place this summer at the University of Kansas.

ACADEMIC

DUKE UNIVERSITY TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM
Residential academic program for qualifying gifted students in grades 7-10. June 10-June 30 and July 8-28. Contact (919) 668-9100. Learn more at www.tip.duke.edu/summer_programs/index.html.

FRESHMAN SUMMER INSTITUTE
Four-week academic and residential program aimed at newly admitted KU freshmen. Students take five credits of coursework and live in the residence halls. June 17-July 13. Kansas residents: $2,500; out-of-state residents: $3,900. Apply online at www.advising.ku.edu/fsi. Applications are due by May 1.

JAYHAWK DEBATE INSTITUTE
Two-week policy debate, June 24-July 7, $1,000 overnight or $550 day camper. Three-week extended policy debate, June 17-July 7, $1,300 overnight or $800 day camper. Contact (785) 864-9893 or jayhawkdebateinstitute@gmail.com.

JOURNEY TO CHINA CAMP AT THE CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE, EDWARDS CAMPUS, OVERLAND PARK
Session I for grades 3-6. Theme 1: Chinese Brush Painting, June 4-8. Theme 2: Chinese Folk Dance and Martial Arts, June 11-15. Session II for grades 6-9. Theme 1: Chinese Brush Painting, June 18-22. Theme 2: Chinese Folk Dance and Martial Arts, June 25-29. Cost for each camp is $250. Contact Jing Jin, (913) 897-8464 or jingjin@ku.edu. Learn more at www.confucius.ku.edu.

KANSAS JOURNALISM INSTITUTE
Grades 7-11, June 17-21, $375. Contact John Hudnall, (785) 864-7625, or kspa@ku.edu.

MATH AND SCIENCE CENTER
The Non-Bridge Summer Institute is for incoming high school freshmen to incoming high school seniors from Douglas, Shawnee and Wyandotte counties. Eligible students are from low-income backgrounds and/or potential first-generation college students who are interested in pursuing careers in math or science fields. June 3-July 12. The Bridge Summer Institute is for incoming college freshmen. Students take six credit hours of coursework and live in the residence halls. June 3-29. Learn more at www.ku.edu/~eop/Math&Science.

MIDWESTERN MUSIC CAMP
Junior high camp for grades 6-8, June 10-16, $595 overnight ($675 after May 15) or $350 day camper ($400 after May 15). Senior high camp for grades 9-12, June 17-23, $595 overnight ($675 after May 15) or $350 day camper ($400 after May 15). Choral Institute for high school students, June 24-30, $595 overnight ($675 after May 15) or $350 day camper ($400 after May 15). Marching band camp for high school students, July 8-12, $350 overnight ($400 after June 15) or $250 day camper ($300 after June 15). Jazz workshop, July 8-14, $485 overnight ($550 after June 15) or $295 day camper ($350 after June 15). Contact David Clemmer, (785) 864-4730, or musicamp@ku.edu. Learn more at www.musiccamp.ku.edu.

NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM SUMMER WORKSHOPS
Science day camps for ages 8-11. June 18 to 28, $80. Contact (785) 864-4173. Learn more at www.nhm.ku.edu/Hdocs/DayCamps.html.

PROJECT DISCOVERY
A one-week residential camp to help teen girls learn about engineering. Grades 9-12. June 10-16 for aerospace engineering, chemical/petroleum engineering and electrical engineering and computer science. July 8-14 for architectural engineering, biomechanical engineering and civil/environmental engineering. $350. Financial aid available. Contact Florence Boldridge, (785) 864-3620 or fboldridge@ku.edu. Learn more at www.engr.ku.edu.

KU SURVIVOR: ENGINEERING OUTBACK
Weeklong, guys-only intensive learning camp. Students can learn about the different engineering disciplines through classes led by KU faculty. Grades 10-12, July 22-27, $500 for housing, meals and laboratory materials. Contact Dawnelle Prince, (785) 864-3622 or dsprince@ku.edu.

SCHOOL OF PHARMACY SUMMER CAMP
A pharmacy career exploration and education camp for high school students. June 3-8, $375. Contact Gene Hotchkiss, (785) 864-3591 or ghotchkiss@ku.edu.

SERTOMA-SCHIEFELBUSCH COMMUNICATION CAMP
Sessions I and II are for children ages 4-12 with and without communication challenges. Session III is for youth ages 13-17. Session I, 9 a.m.-noon, June 18-22 and 25-29; Session II, 1-4 p.m., June 18-22 and 25-29; Session III, 1-4 p.m., July 9-July 13. $100 per session for children without communication challenges, $20 for children with communication challenges. Contact Jane Wegner, (785) 864-0645 or jwegner@ku.edu. Learn more at www.ku.edu/~splh/CommunicationCamp/.

UPWARD BOUND SUMMER INSTITUTE
A residential program in which students enroll in classes designed to improve their academic skills and help them prepare for college. Students from Douglas, Shawnee and Wyandotte counties may apply. Non-Bridge Summer Institute, June 3-July 12. Bridge Summer Institute, June 3-29. Contact Christine McNicholas, (785) 864-3415.

WRITERS WORKSHOP
Science Fiction Writers Workshop, June 26-July 5, $400. Campbell Conference, July 6-8, $35 for early registrants or $48 for last-minute. Intensive English Institute on the Teaching of Science Fiction, July 9-20. Three credit hours may be earned. Contact James Gunn, (785) 864-3380. Learn more at www.ku.edu/~sfcenter/courses.htm.

ATHLETIC

JAYHAWK BASEBALL CAMPS
Day camp for ages 5-12, June 4-7, $125. Super Skills day camp for ages 9-12, July 9-12, $345 overnight or $245 day camper. High school all-star camp, July 28-Aug. 1, $449 overnight or $349 day camper. Contact Marcia Bagby, (785) 864-7907 or mlbagby@ku.edu. Learn more at kuathletics.collegesports.com/camps/kan-camps-basebl.html.

BONNIE HENRICKSON JAYHAWK BASKETBALL CAMP
Elite camp for girls entering grades 10-12 with one year of varsity playing experience, June 14-16, $195 overnight or $150 day camper. Individual camp for girls entering grades 5-12, June 24-27, $310 overnight or $260 day camper. Jayhawk Team Jamboree for junior varsity, varsity and high school AAU teams, June 30, $25 per player, minimum of eight players per team. Coaches: contact Katie Capps, (785) 864-7164 or ktcapps@ku.edu to reserve a spot. Junior Jayhawk Camp for girls and boys entering grades 1-5, 9 a.m.-noon, July 16-19, $65. Contact the women’s basketball office, (785) 864-4938. Learn more at kuathletics.collegesports.com/camps/kan-camps-baskbl-henrickson.html.

BILL SELF KANSAS SUMMER BASKETBALL CAMP
Young men ages 8-19, June 10-14 and 17-21, $400 overnight or $305 day camper. Parent/child camp for boys and girls ages 4-7 accompanied by adult 21 and older, June 16-17, $205 per pair. Contact Tami Hoffman, (785) 864-3056 or thoffman@ku.edu. Learn more at kuathletics.collegesports.com/camps/kan-camps-baskbl-boys.html.

JAYHAWK CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK CAMPS
Ages 10-18, July 15-19, $395 overnight or $295 day camper. Contact Debbie Luman, (785) 864-3486 or dluman@ku.edu.

JAYHAWK FOOTBALL CAMPS
Kids camp for grades 4-6, June 1, $30. OL/DL camp for grades 9-12, June 2, $30. Satellite camp in Wichita for grades 9-12, June 6, $30. Kicking and punting camp for grades 9-12, June 9, $75. Overnight skills camp I for grades 10-12, June 10-12, $220 overnight or $180 day camper. Overnight skills camp II for grades 7-9, June 12-14, $220 overnight or $180 day camper. Super Jayhawk camp for those entering grade 12 in fall 2007, June 16, $30. Contact Julie Hadl, (785) 864-3392 or jchadl@ku.edu.

KU WOMEN’S GOLF CAMP
For girls ages 10-18, June 24-28, $795 overnight or $625 day camper. Contact Sarah Trew, (785) 864-3382 or strew@ku.edu.

JAYHAWK BOYS GOLF CAMP
For boys ages 10-18, June 10-14 and 17-21, $700 overnight or $600 day camper. Contact Ross Randall, (785) 842-1714 or rossran@ku.edu.

KANSAS SOCCER CAMPS
Weekicks for boys and girls in grades K-5, June 4-8, $90. Day camp for boys and girls in grades 5-8, June 4-8, $185. Residential camp for girls in grades 4-12, July 26-29 or July 30-Aug. 2, $395 overnight or $350 day camper. Residential camp for teams, girls in grades 4-12, must have at least 10 members, July 26-29 or July 30-Aug. 2, $380 overnight or $335 day camper. Contact Kara Lowery, (785) 864-5833, or klowery@ku.edu.

JAYHAWK SWIM CAMP
For competitive swimmers ages 9-18, May 28-June 2, $595 overnight or $495 day camper. $295 for water sessions only. Contact Pam Byrn, (785) 864-7924 or pbyrn@ku.edu.

TENNIS CAMP
June 3-7 and 24-28, $545 overnight or $355 day camper. Contact (800) 645-3226. Learn more at www.ussportscamps.com.

KANSAS VOLLEYBALL CAMPS
Grades 6-12. Setter camp, June 2. Hitter camp, June 3. Defensive specialist camp, June 4. $80 each. Overnight skills camps, June 5-8 or July 8-11, $300 overnight or $255 day camper. Team camp, July 23-25. Contact Christi Posey, (785) 864-7959 or cposey@ku.edu.

KU SPORTS SKILLS AND FITNESS
Boys and girls age 5-14, June 4-29 and July 2-27, $200. Contact Jim LaPoint, (785) 864-0785 or jdl@ku.edu. Learn more at www.soe.ku.edu/hses/outreach/childrens_programs/.

SUMMER CHEER AND DANCE CAMP
June 22-25, $190 overnight or $120 day camper, $100 coach. July 13-15, $140 overnight or $100 day camper, $75 coach. One day session for grades 2-5, July 15, $50. Contact Cat Jarzemkoski, (785) 864-3002 or catj@ku.edu.

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