Carroll Academy - Carroll University

Carroll Academy 

Summer 2013 

NON-CREDIT CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS 

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Celebrating more than 30 years of community outreach.

Summer 2013 

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CARROLL UNIVERSITY COMPACT 

CARROLL ACADEMY EDUCATIONAL STATEMENT 

THE CARROLL EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE 

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND 

MATH (STEM) 

CARROLL KIDS WEEK 

ART 

MUSIC 

CHILD/YOUTH CAMPS AND CLASS CHART 

READING, WRITING AND LANGUAGES 

THEATRE 

ATHLETIC CAMPS 

ADULT ENRICHMENT 

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES 

CARROLL ARTS SERIES 

FROM THE 

DIRECTOR 

Dear students and families, 

Welcome to another summer with the Carroll 

Academy. Our offerings in STEM, art, music, theatre, 

languages, reading, writing and other subjects allow 

students to grow and learn as they explore new 

areas of interest and enrich their current knowledge. 

This summer, we will offer “Carroll Kids Week,” 

a one-week collection of classes that will give 

students a sampling of the opportunities available 

this summer along with some one-time specialty 

offerings. Each day, students will enjoy a variety 

of interesting classes. Scheduling is flexible, so 

students may sign up for a full week, half a day, or 

any half- or full-day combination. Classes include 

introductions to Mathbusters, Young Scientists, 

improv, chess, acting, radio production and hosting, 

and many others. 

FORMS | located in the center 

REGISTRATION FORMS 

child/youth, adult (online) 

CONSENT/WAIVER FORMS 

under 18, over 18 (online) 

CREATE YOUR OWN CAMP WORKSHEET 

child/youth (online) 

For more information on all our classes, refer to the 

description, the Class and Camp Chart, and the 

summer 2013 registration forms in this brochure. 

For a “Create Your Own Camp” form (for supervised 

activities before or after classes), go to www. 

carrollu.edu. If you have questions, please call the 

Carroll Academy office at 262.524.7100 or me at 

262.524.7634. See you this summer. 

Sincerely, 

Cathleen Morris, Ph.D. 

Director of Carroll University Outreach Programs 

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CARROLL UNIVERSITY COMPACT 

Carroll University is a community for learning. As individuals, we come to the campus 

from different homes and cultures. We bring with us our distinctive perspectives, 

traditions and experiences. Here we become participants in a community dedicated to 

the pursuit of academic excellence, personal fulfilment and spiritual meaning. Choosing 

to join such a community obligates each member to consider thoughtfully the values 

espoused by the larger group. We therefore invite you to contemplate these ideals and 

strive toward their realization. We ask that you enter into a voluntary compact with the 

other members of the community which is Carroll University to live and work according 

to these values. 

CARROLL 

ACADEMY 

ADULTS 

Non-credit enrichment classes 

CHILDREN AND YOUTH 

Part-day and full-day camps and classes 

EVERYONE 

Private music lessons and tutoring 

• I will value the human diversity and dignity of all people and will respect their ideas, 

opinions and traditions. 

• I will practice personal academic integrity. 

• I will care for the physical environment of the campus and its neighborhood setting. 

• I will support and enhance the development of others. 

• I will encourage creativity, artistic expression and excellence in all areas of our lives. 

• I will seek to understand my purpose in the world. 

• I will dedicate myself to exploration of personal values and the spiritual quest for meaning. 

Statement is abbreviated from the Carroll University Compact, Carroll University Student Handbook 

CARROLL ACADEMY EDUCATIONAL STATEMENT 

Carroll Academy is the community outreach program of Carroll University. Non-credit 

enrichment classes and summer camps are offered for ages two to adult in a variety of 

academic subject areas. 

Specifically the program aims to: 

• Provide high quality classes and camps that promote student learning. Class 

participants are challenged through individualized instruction and the practical 

application of skills. 

• Augment public, private, homeschool or self-directed study through concentrated 

coursework in specific subject areas. 

• Encourage intellectual, physical and/or social development and lifelong skills. 

Class participants grow and learn, explore new ideas, develop their creativity and 

transfer these skills to other areas of their lives. 

• Broaden students’ knowledge base by exposing them to new subjects and sources 

of learning. Students try new activities as they explore areas of interest. Middle 

and high school students strengthen their current skills and gain an overview of 

potential careers. 

THE CARROLL EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE 

CARROLL ACADEMY OFFICE 

Student Affairs Office, Kilgour Hall 

262.524.7100 

www.carrollu.edu 

Click on “Community,” then “Carroll Academy” 

The Carroll Academy, within the context of the total Carroll educational experience, 

seeks to prepare college student participants to achieve their full potential. The 

university’s educational philosophy is sustained by the four pillars of integrated 

knowledge, lifelong skills, gateway experiences and enduring values. 

Integrated Knowledge through breadth of learning. Students are encouraged to 

recognize the interrelationships among ideas and to share their knowledge. By 

observing, assisting and teaching in the Carroll Academy, they connect theory and 

classroom learning with practical application. 

Lifelong Skills help students prepare for life and work. Our mission is to help students 

learn to think critically and creatively, adapt to changing technologies and needs, work 

efficiently and effectively, collaborate with class participants, faculty, staff and parents; 

and communicate clear, compelling ideas. 

Enduring Values help students to consider always the impact of their actions. We 

believe that effective leaders draw their inspiration from strong personal value systems. 

Students learn from professional faculty and staff mentors and are provided with 

opportunities for decision making. 

Gateway Experiences occur upon leaving Carroll University. We place a special 

emphasis on preparing incoming students through training and mentoring programs. 

Gaining practical experience helps them make successful transitions into their first jobs, 

or graduate and professional schools. 

Modified from The Carroll Educational Experience, Carroll University Catalog 

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SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, MATH (STEM) 

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE: 

GARDENING AND COMPOSTING 

Students entering grades 2-5: 

June 17-21, 3-5 p.m. 

Learn about gardening and composting in 

this hands-on class. We will use the Carroll 

University Community Garden as our main class 

site, where we will plant, tend and water the 

garden, and explore composting. We will gather 

ripe vegetables that were planted in the spring 

by Carroll University students and distribute 

the vegetables through the Food Pantry of 

Waukesha County. 

INSTRUCTOR Heather Ramirez 

COST $90 

LOCATION Maxon Hall, room 303, and the 

Carroll Community Garden 

RADIO PRODUCTION AND HOSTING 

Students entering grades 4-12 

Gr. 4-8 class: June 24-28, 9 a.m.-noon 

Gr. 9-12 class: July 29-Aug. 2, 1-4 p.m. 

You’re “On the Air.” Learn how to design, 

produce and host a radio program. This class 

will cover program design, interviews, legal 

issues, editing, and equipment. It will also 

include the actual production and hosting of a 

program by the class participants. 

INTERACTIVE COMPUTER GAME 

DEVELOPMENT 


Gr. 4-8 class: July 22-26, 1-4 p.m. 

Gr. 6-12 class: July 8-12, 9 a.m.-noon 

Create interactive stories, animations, 

games, music and art using “Scratch” 

programming language. Students will learn 

core computational concepts such as iteration 

and conditionals, and gain an understanding 

of important mathematical concepts such as 

coordinates, variables and random numbers. 

Creating projects in Scratch will help students 

develop a deeper level of fluency with digital 

technology, as they learn about the process of 

design. This project-design process combines 

many of the 21st century learning skills that 

will be critical to success in the future: thinking 

creatively, communicating clearly, analyzing 

systematically, collaborating effectively, 

designing iteratively and learning continuously. 

INSTRUCTOR Joe Marty 

COST $120 

LOCATION Technology Center, New Hall 

NOTE Bring a USB drive/flash drive 

INSTRUCTOR Gregg Wandsneider 

COST $120 

LOCATION WCCX and conference room, 

Campus Center (lower level) 


Students of all ages 

June 10-14, varying times 

Join us for loads of fun during Carroll Kids Week, June 10-14. This special week is designed to let you 

sample some of our summer classes and explore topics of interest. Do science experiments, learn a new 

language, participate in improvisation activities, get your hands dirty in the community garden, compete in 

chess and much more. 

Sign up for morning, afternoon or full-day sessions for the full week or any combination of days you wish. 

Daily Schedule, Monday-Friday 

Morning session: 

8 a.m. to noon 

Supervised lunch/ 

recreational activities: Noon to 1 p.m. 

Afternoon session: 

1 to 5 p.m. 

COST $45 per session, per day. 

$90 a.m. and p.m. sessions, per day 

$80 per full day if sign up for full week. 

NOTE Students attending the full day should bring a bag lunch and drink. 


COMPUTER ILLUSTRATION AND 

PHOTOSHOP 




You can draw, paint and make your favorite gifts 

on the computer. Computer illustration is a way 

to learn graphic design skills and an easy and 

fun way to be creative. Learn to cartoon your 

family, friends, pets, book illustrations and more. 

For students of all skill levels and those who just 

love being creative. 

INSTRUCTOR Lexie Bragg 

COST $90 


NOTE Bring a USB drive/jump drive 

YOUNG SCIENTISTS 


July 15-19, 1-3 p.m. 

A unique approach to the world of math and 

science. You’ll make art projects while learning 

geometry, amaze yourself with scientific 

experiments, see physics in action, and watch 

demonstrations, all in a safe and fun environment. 

INSTRUCTORS Katie Kujawski 

COST $90 

LOCATION Humphrey Art Center, Room 204 

CREATE YOUR OWN HOME PAGE 


July 22-26, 10 a.m.-noon 

Students of all ability levels can participate in 

this fun class. Create a personal home page, 

including pictures, links to your favorite sites, 

moving text, animated pictures and other special 

effects. Learn how to transfer a picture or photo 

to a T-shirt. Work with Photoshop, Dreamweaver 

and other applications. 

INSTRUCTOR Staff 

COST $90 


NOTE Bring a USB drive/jump drive. 

MATHBUSTERS 


Gr. 2-6 class: July 22-26, 12:30-2:30 p.m. 

Work with a problem-solving team to explore 

your way to a number of solutions. We will 

connect life skills, imagination, literature and 

hands-on activities to aid in developing and 

enriching students in math. You will leave with 

confidence and resources. Many would say math 

is not fun, but it is! 

INSTRUCTORS Katie Kujawski 

COST $90 

LOCATION Maxon Hall, Room 303 

WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT 


July 29-Aug. 2, 9 a.m.-noon 

XHTML/CSS is a beginning class in Client-side 

Web development. Topics covered include 

fundamentals of HTML and XHTML, Cascading 

Style Sheets (CSS) for Presentation, and 

Creating Web Graphics using Photoshop. 

INSTRUCTOR Staff 

COST $120 


NOTE Bring a USB drive/jump drive 

TUTORING 

Students of all ages 

One-to-one or small group instruction is available 

in a variety of subject areas. Students of all 

grade levels and adults are welcome. Tutoring 

is available for enrichment or catch-up. Lessons 

are based on each student’s desired outcome, 

strengths and weaknesses. Tutors strive to 

balance academic challenge and encouragement 

as they help students accomplish their goals. 

Complete the Tutoring Request Form on the 

Carroll University website (www.carrollu.edu) or 

contact Dr. Cathleen Morris at morris@carrollu. 

edu and indicate: 

• Subject area. 

• Enrichment or catch-up. 

• Student’s needs and goals. 

• Schedule with available days and times, 

Mondays-Saturdays. 

COST $20-$30 per hour for one-to-one 

instruction with a college-age 

tutor. Fees vary for professional 

faculty tutors (based on availability). 


ART 

CLAY/CERAMICS: 

THE GREAT CLAY JOURNEY 


June 17-21, 8-10 a.m. 

Join us for an exciting week of creating unique 

projects in clay. We will learn a variety of 

techniques along with creative projects. Don’t 

miss this exciting class! 

INSTRUCTOR Traci Gentilli 

COST $90 


NOTE Projects are picked up one week 

after class ends. 

DRAWING AND PAINTING 


Gr. 2-6 class: June 17-21, 10 a.m.-noon 

Gr. 6-12 class: July 15-19, 9:30 a.m.-noon 

Gr. 6-12 class: July 22-26, 9:30 a.m.-noon 

Explore painting and drawing techniques in 

these flexible offerings. A new project each day 

with various materials. Every student will receive 

individualized instruction and be encouraged to 

freely develop his/her own creativity. Grades 

6-12 classes will explore different media, so 

students are welcome to sign up for both classes. 

INSTRUCTOR Traci Gentilli (grades 2-6) 

Jack Flanigan, MFA (grades 6-12) 

COST $90 for grades 2-6 

$120 for grades 6-12 


DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 



Gr. 6-12 class: June 24-28, 1-3 p.m. 

It seems that almost everybody has a digital 

camera nowadays, but you might be thinking you 

want to get more out of it. Learn how to get the 

most out of your digital camera along with some 

basic photography skills that will help you on your 

way. 

INSTRUCTORS Hannah Gramdorf, Lexie Bragg 

COST $90 


(photography studio and darkroom) 

NOTE Bring a digital camera 

CARTOONING 


July 22-26, 12:30-2:30 p.m. 

A basic class exploring various techniques. Learn 

to develop a cartoon strip and create your own 

characters. This class will bring out your humor 

and imagination. 

INSTRUCTOR Mark McBride 

COST $90 


COMPUTER ILLUSTRATION AND 

PHOTOSHOP 

See STEM section 

JEWELRY: CREATE YOUR OWN 

FASHION STATEMENT 


June 17-21, 1-3 p.m. 

Do you enjoy jewelry, fashion, colors and 

accessories, and inventing unique wardrobe 

combinations? Have you ever wished that you 

could make your own jewelry? Join us as we 

create bracelets, rings, earrings, necklaces and 

pins, and learn about fashion. 

INSTRUCTOR Traci Gentilli, Lexie Bragg 

COST $90 



MUSIC 

PIANO, VIOLIN, VOICE, SIGHT 

SINGING, MUSICIANSHIP LESSONS 

Piano: ages 4.5-adult 

Violin: ages 3-adult 

Voice: ages 13-adult 

The Carroll Academy offers a year-round 

program that includes lessons, classes, recitals 

and a variety of opportunities. Professional 

teachers hold bachelors’ degrees; many have 

masters’ degrees. Some advanced level Carroll 

music majors also teach private music lessons. 

PIANO 

Ages 4.5 years to adult 

For students of all ages and levels. Develop 

a solid foundation of piano playing and music 

reading skills as you progress through a 

comprehensive curriculum and a logical 

sequence of enjoyable repertoire. School-age 

students may perform in recitals, take master 

classes, compose and perform their own music 

and participate in a piano festival. 

VIOLIN 

Ages 3 years to adult 

A challenging program for all levels and ages. 

Students progress at their own pace and develop 

an ability to play with expression, sensitivity and 

a beautiful tone. Older students and adults at 

advanced levels are welcome. Students may 

participate in recitals and special events. 

VOICE 

Ages 13 years to adult 

Private voice lessons may begin in the seventh 

grade or with permission from the choral 

coordinator. Emphasis is placed on developing 

proper vocal technique, intonation, tone quality, 

breathing, articulation and phrasing. Voice 

students may study privately or in a group. 

Students younger than age 13 may take a 

combination of musicianship or sight singing and 

voice lessons. (See below.) 

MUSICIANSHIP 

An exciting experience that integrates listening, 

music reading, learning basic concepts and music 

from around the world. Lessons are designed to 

stimulate the minds of young musicians through 

listening to historical pieces, learning about 

famous composers and instruments from around 

the world, and integrating music from each 

student’s experience into his/her understanding 

of music. Various forms of expression will be 

encouraged, including student composition, 

writing and talking about music, learning dances 

from other cultures and even drawing. Students 

from all musical backgrounds are welcome. 

Ability to read music is not required. 

INSTRUMENTAL, VOCAL, SIGHT 

SINGING AND MUSICIANSHIP 

LESSONS 

Summer is a great time to start or continue 

lessons because there is more time for practice. 

Lessons are scheduled based on the availability 

of the student and instructor. Note: Individual 

faculty might vary the teaching weeks and 

have asked students to discuss their vacation 

schedules as they arrange lesson times. There 

will be one makeup lesson allowed. 

Some faculty teach additional lessons in the 

summer. Students who wish to take more lessons 

than the basic package below may talk with their 

instructor. The basic package should be paid for 

at the time the first eight lessons are scheduled. 

A separate form for additional lessons may be 

obtained from the Carroll Academy office or your 

instructor at your first lesson. 

DATES Eight lessons. 

Times and dates to be arranged. 

COST 30-minute lesson: $150, 

each additional lesson: $19 

45-minute lesson: $225, 


60-minute lesson: $300, 


SIGHT SINGING 

Lessons are taught like foreign language tutoring 

with an emphasis on ear training, rhythm and 

application. Geared to those with limited musical 

background. Note: Intermediate and advanced 

singers are encouraged to sign up for voice 

lessons and to ask their instructor to include 

instruction in sight singing. 


CHILD/YOUTH CAMPS AND CLASS CHART 

DATES/WEEKS STEM ART/MUSIC READING , WRITING 

AND LANGUAGES 

JUNE 10-14 

Carroll Kids Week 

(all ages) Monday - Friday 

a.m and p.m. sessions 

C A R R O L L K I D S 

JUNE 17-21 Env. Science: Garden/Compost Clay/Ceramics 

(Gr. 2-5) 3-5 p.m. 

(Gr. 4-7) 8 - 10 a.m. 

Drawing and Painting 

(Gr. 2-6) 10 a.m. - noon 

Jewelry 

(Gr. 6-9) 1 - 3 p.m. 

JUNE 24-28 Radio Production and Hosting Digital Photography Reading 

(Gr. 4-8) 9 a.m.-noon (Gr. 6-12) 1 - 3 p.m. (Gr. 4-6) 1 - 3 p.m. 

JULY 1-5 Private Music Lessons are One-to-one or small group 

No Classes July 4 available in piano, voice, strings, tutoring is available in a variety 

sight singing, and musicianship of languages and other subject 

throughout the summer for 

areas throughout the summer for 

students of all ages. 

students of all ages. 

JULY 8-12 Inter. Comp. Game Dev. Comp. Illus. and Photo Reading 

(Gr. 6-12) 9 a.m. - noon (See listing in STEM) (Gr. 1-3) 1 - 3 p.m. 

Computer Illus. and Photo 

Digital Photography 

(Gr. 4-8) 1 - 3 p.m. 

(Gr. 4-8) 3 - 5 p.m. 

JULY 15-19 Young Scientist Comp. Illus. and Photo 

(Gr. 1-5) 1 - 3 p.m. 

(See listing in STEM) 

Comp. Illus. and Photo 

Drawing & Painting 

(Gr. 6-12) 1 - 3 p.m. 

(Gr. 6-12) 9:30 a.m.-noon 

JULY 22-26 Mathbusters Drawing and Painting Creative Writing - Young Writers 

(Gr. 2-6) 12:30-2:30 p.m. (Gr. 6-12) 9:30 a.m.-noon (Gr. 4-6) 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 

Create Your Own Home Page Cartooning 

(Gr. 4-8)10 a.m. - noon 

(Gr. 6-12) 12:30-2:30 p.m. 

Inter. Comp. Game Dev. 

(Gr. 4-8) 1 - 4 p.m. 

JULY 29-AUG. 2 Radio Production and Hosting Creative Writing - Young Writers 

(Gr. 9-12) 1-4 p.m. 

(Gr. 7-9) 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 

Website Development 

Col. English. Prep 

(Gr. 6-12) 9 a.m - noon 

(Gr. 6-12) 10 a.m.-noon 

Braille 

(Gr. 9-12) 10 a.m-noon 

AUG. 5-9 

Creative Writing - High School 

(Gr. 9-12) 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 


THEATRE/DRAMA 

ATHLETIC CAMPS (Note: Some athletic camps are on weekends.) 

W E E K 

Boys Basketball Fundamental Skills (Gr. 1-9) 9 a.m.-noon, June 10-13 

Boys Basketball Competition (Gr. 1-9) 1-4 p.m., June 10-13 

Intro to Acting (Week 1) Boys Soccer (Gr. 1-8) 9 a.m.-noon, June 17-19 

(Gr. 2-5) 1-3 p.m. 

(Gr. 6-9) 10 a.m. - noon 

Intro to Acting (Week 2) 

(Gr. 2-5) 1-3 p.m. 

(Gr. 6-9) 10 a.m. - noon 

Improv (Week 1) 

(Gr. 4-9) 10 a.m. - noon 

Forensics (Week 1) 

(Gr. 6-12)1-3 p.m. 

Wizard of Oz-Munchkins (Week 1) 

(Gr. 3-6) 9 a.m. - noon, times vary, by audition 

Improv (Week 2) 

(Gr. 4-9) 10 a.m. - noon 

Forensics (Week 2) 

(Gr. 6-12) 1-3 p.m. 

Wizard of Oz-Munchkins (Week 2) 

(Gr. 3-6) 9 a.m. - noon, times vary, by audition 

Girls Basketball (Gr. 3-8) 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 

Youth Baseball (Gr. 1-5) 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 

Youth Football (Gr. 4-8) 9 a.m.-noon 

Knights of the Round Table (Week 1) Elite College Prep Soccer (Gr. 7-13) Overnight, July 14-17 

(Gr. 6-12) 9 a.m. - noon Boys/Girls Volleyball - Beginner (Gr. 4-8) 1-3 p.m., July 15-18 

Set Making Boys/Girls Volleyball - Intermediate (Gr. 4-8) 1-4 p.m., July 15-18 

(Gr. 6-12) 12:30 -2 p.m. Mini Mites Soccer (4-6 years) 9-10:30 a.m, July 15-19 

Girls Soccer (Gr. 1-8) 9 a.m.-noon., July 15-19 

Girls Volleyball - Specialist (Gr.8-12) 9 a.m.-6:30 p.m., July 19 

Knights of the Round Table (Week 2) Girls Volleyball - Advanced Specialist (Gr.10-12) 9 a.m.-6:30 p.m., July 20 

(Gr. 6-12) 9 a.m. - noon 

CARROLL ACADEMY 2013 


READING, WRITING AND LANGUAGES 

READING 

Gr. 1-3 reading ability, July 8-12, 1-3 p.m. 

Gr. 4-6 reading ability, June 24-28, 1-3 p.m. 

A class to help students strengthen their reading 

skills. Books, educational resources and other 

materials will be included. 

INSTRUCTOR Katie Kujawski 

COST $90 

LOCATION Barstow Building, room 109 

YOUNG WRITERS INSPIRATIONAL 

JOURNEY 

Gr. 4-6 class: July 22-26, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 

Gr. 7-9 class: July 29-Aug. 2, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 

We will explore various genres of writing (short 

story, personal essay and poetry) and learn to tap 

into the creative experience through music, visual 

art and nature. Students will have an opportunity 

to visit with guest writers. Bring your notebooks 

and an active mind. Be prepared to have fun. We 

will present a showcase reading of our work to 

family and friends on the last day of class at noon. 

INSTRUCTORS Anjie Martin; Kathie Giorgio, MFA; 

and faculty colleagues 

INSTRUCTORS’ 

ASSISTANT Annetta Martin 

COST $150 

LOCATION AllWriters’ Workplace & Workshop, 

234 Brook St., Unit 2, Waukesha 

NOTE Bring notebook or laptop/device 

(if student has printer at home), 

pencil or pen, bag lunch with 

drink, comfortable walking clothes. 

COLLEGE ENGLISH PREPARATION 


July 29-Aug. 2, 10 a.m.-noon 

In this college preparation course, we will explore 

literary trends in written and oral contexts. Aimed 

to advance writing and reading skills, we will focus 

on essay construction and textual analysis. Openended 

class discussions will focus on fictional and 

non-fictional themes. This class is designed to be 

non-restricting and students are encouraged to 

investigate bold and creative ideas. 

BRAILLE 


Gr. 6-12 class: July 29-Aug. 2, 10 a.m.-noon 

Braille is a mystery language, a system of letters 

or numbers symbolized by raised dots (or bumps) 

that enables people who are blind or visually 

impaired to read and write. You might have 

seen Braille on elevators, room signs, menus 

at restaurants and at your local public library. 

Have you ever wondered what the different dot 

combinations mean? In this introductory class, 

you will learn how to decipher each of the dot 

combinations that are part of the Braille system 

and make your own Braille using a Braille writer 

and a slate and stylus. You will use the Braille 

alphabet to read children’s books and other 

materials, and write a short story that others can 

decode. Learning Braille is fun, but it might be a 

bumpy ride. 

INSTRUCTOR Gregg Wandsneider 

COST $90 

LOCATION Conference room, B37, 

Campus Center 

NOTE Class is limited to 6 students 

HIGH SCHOOL WRITERS 

Gr. 9-12 class: Aug. 5-9, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 

By the time you hit your high school years, you 

know if you’ve got a thing for writing. If you use 

your spare time to write poems or short stories, if 

you find yourself writing screenplays or graphic 

novels, you’re definitely on the writer’s life 

journey. The question is how to travel that path. 

In this class, we will help you hone your craft and 

dip into a variety of writing styles. We will also 

talk about marketing and how to step into the life 

of the professional writer. 

INSTRUCTORS Anjie Martin; Kathie Giorgio, MFA; 

and faculty colleagues 

INSTRUCTORS’ 

ASSISTANT Annetta Martin 

COST $150 

LOCATION AllWriters’ Workplace & Workshop, 

234 Brook St., Unit 2, Waukesha 

NOTE Bring notebook or laptop/device 

(if student has printer at home), 

pencil or pen, bag lunch with 

drink, comfortable walking clothes. 

INSTRUCTORS Carroll University students in 

English 

COST $90 

LOCATION Rankin Hall, Room 204A 


THEATRE/DRAMA 

INDIVIDUAL TUTORING AND SMALL 

GROUP LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION 

Students ages 2 through adult 


throughout the year in a variety of languages. 

Possible languages include Braille, Chinese 

(Cantonese, Mandarin, Pingin), English, French, 

Spanish and others. Students ages 2 through 

adult are welcome. Tutoring/instruction is 

available for enrichment or catch-up. Lessons 


strengths and weaknesses. Tutors/instructors 

strive to balance academic challenge and 

encouragement as they help students accomplish 

their goals. 





•Subject area 

• Enrichment or catch-up 

• Student’s needs and goals 


Mondays-Saturdays 

Cost: $20-$30 per hour for one-to-one 

instruction with a college-age tutor. Fees vary for 

professional faculty tutors (based on availability). 

PRODUCTIONS 


Learn the key elements of drama to be 

incorporated into a play performance. Offered as 

part of the Carroll University Summer Arts Series, 

each play has a broad educational emphasis. 

Everyone involved will take part in playing a 

character, participating in theatre exercises, and 

for some shows, creating their own costume at 

home for the production. Each show will include 

elements of lighting and sound design. 

THE WIZARD OF OZ-MUNCHKINS 

Students entering grades 3-6, July 1-5 (no class 

on July 4) and July 8-12, 9 a.m.-noon 

Join the cast of the Carroll University Summer 

Arts Series play, “The Wizard of Oz.” We will 

hold auditions Saturday, June 15, 2013, at 

noon in Otteson Theatre, to select students to 

portray munchkins during the three outdoor 

performances on July 13 and 14, 2013. Those 

auditioning might be asked to read lines, sing a 

familiar song, and/or perform simple dance steps. 

DIRECTOR Ryan Albrechtson 

DIRECTOR’S 

ASSISTANT Sarah Wallace 

COST Free to those selected by audition. 

REHEARSAL 

LOCATION Otteson Theatre 

PERFORMANCES Outdoors (weather permitting): 

Saturday, July 13, 2 p.m., and 

6 p.m.; Sunday, July 14, 6 p.m. 

THE WIZARD OF OZ 

By L. Frank Baum 

With Music and Lyrics by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg 

Background Music by Herbert Stothart 

Dance and Vocal Arrangements by Peter Howard 

Orchestration by Larry Wilcox 

Adapted by John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company 

Based upon the Classical Motion Picture owned by Turner 

Entertainment Co. and distributed in all media by Warner Bros. 

Produced by arrangement with TAMS-WITMARK MUSIC 

LIBRARY, INC. 


KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE 

Students entering grades 6-12, 

July 15-19 and 22-26, 9 a.m.-noon 

The story of King Arthur’s life, from the moment 

he pulls the sword from the stone to the day 

he conquers over evil forces to claim Camelot 

and assume the throne. Join Merlin, Guinevere, 

Lancelot, the Lady of the Lake, the Knights of the 

Round Table, and others in this adventure play. 

DIRECTORS Ryan Albrechtson, Dontae Hill 

COSTS Free to those who register early 

for this limited cast production. 

First-come, first-served. 

REHEARSAL 


PERFORMANCE Otteson Theatre 

Saturday, July 27, 1 p.m. 


By Kathryn Schultz Miller. 

Produced by special arrangement with Artreach Plays.com of 

Cincinnati, Ohio. 

DRAMA CLASSES 


INTRO TO ACTING 

Students entering grades 2-9 (2 weeks) 

Gr. 2-5 class, June 17-21 and 24-28, 1-3 p.m. 

Gr. 6-9 class, June 17-21 and 24-28, 10 a.m.-noon 

In a uniquely creative approach, students are 

introduced to the fundamentals of performing 

arts through improvisation, script analysis and 

the study of monologue materials. Special 

attention is focused on the interpretation and 

translation of the dramatic script as the basis for 

the exploration of finding their characters within. 

INSTRUCTOR Dontae Hill 

COST $180 

LOCATION Acting Studio, Otteson Theatre 

IMPROV 

Students entering grades 4-9 (2 weeks) 

July 1-5 (no class on July 4) and 8-12, 10-noon 

Students have the ability to focus on one of the most 

fun mediums of acting – improv. Students learn the 

art of acting on the spot without the knowledge 

of what is going to happen next. Students will 

use their creative abilities as well as their skills for 

teamwork to create an improv performance that 

will be enjoyable for the whole family. 


COST $180 


FORENSICS 

Students entering grades 6-12, (2 weeks) 

July 1-5 (no class on July 4) and 8-12, 1-3 p.m. 

Forensics is the art of orally interpreting 

literature. There are a variety of different 

categories, from poetry to play acting to debate. 

It’s an amazing opportunity for students already 

participating at their local school to retrieve 

pieces for their categories and for new students 

to be introduced to a world of creativity and fun. 


COST $180 


SET MAKING 


July 15-19, 12:30-2 p.m. 

Learn the basics of stagecraft, including set 

design, drawing and drafting a floor plan, 

painting the set, paint techniques (sponge, 

spatter, stencil, rag roll, grunge). If you are 

planning to participate in a summer play, or you 

like stagecraft, consider taking part in the entire 

process of developing the end product. 


COST $80 


NOTE Students need to wear paint 

clothes and shoes each day. 


ATHLETIC CAMPS 

The Carroll University Athletic Department sponsors camps for youth of all ages. In summer 2013, 

Carroll is offering camps in soccer, volleyball, baseball, basketball and football. These camps are fun, 

instructional, affordable and convenient. Features of the camps include: 

• Top-level instruction from Carroll coaches and players. 

• Daily games and competitions. 

• T-shirts, certificates and evaluations for each camper at the camps specified. 

For details about the camps and information about cost and registration, use the contact information 

provided for each camp. 

DATE SPORT TIME AGE CONTACT CONTACT # CONTACT E-MAIL 

June 10-13 

Boys Basketball 

Fundamental 9 a.m.-noon Gr. 1-9 David Buchanan 262.524.7322 dbuchana@carrollu.edu 

Competition 1-4 p.m. Gr. 1-9 David Buchanan 262.524.7322 dbuchana@carrollu.edu 

June 17-19 Boys Soccer 9 a.m.-noon Gr. 1-8 Rick Mobley 262.524.7106 rmobley@carrollu.edu 

June 24-28 Girls Basketball 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Gr. 3-8 Kris Jacobsen 262.524.7319 kjacobse@carrollu.edu 

June 24-28 Youth Baseball 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Gr. 1-5 Derek Hassell 262.650.4874 dhassell@carrollu.edu 

July 8-12 Youth Football 9 a.m.-noon Gr. 4-8 Mark Krzykowski 262.650.4870 mkrzkow@carrollu.edu 

July 14-17 

Elite College 

Prep Soccer Overnight Gr. 7-13 Susie Foster 262.650.4830 sfoster@carrollu.edu 

July 15-18 

Boys/Girls Volleyball 

Beginner 1-3 p.m. Gr.4-8 Becca Saal 262.650.4825 www.pioneervolleyball.com 

Intermediate 1-4 p.m. Gr.4-8 Becca Saal 262.650.4825 www.pioneervolleyball.com 

July 15-19 Mini Mites Soccer 9-10:30 a.m. 4-6 years Susie Foster 262.650.4830 sfoster@carrollu.edu 

July 15-19 Girls Soccer 9 a.m.-noon Gr. 1-8 Susie Foster 262.650.4830 sfoster@carrollu.edu 

July 19 Girls Volleyball – 

Specialist 9 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Gr.8-12 Becca Saal 262.650.4825 www.pioneervolleyball.com 

July 20 

Girls Volleyball 

Advanced Specialist 9 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Gr.10-12 Becca Saal 262.650.4825 www.pioneervolleyball.com 


ADULT/MULTI-AGE NON-CREDIT ENRICHMENT CLASSES 

INSTRUMENTAL, VOCAL, SIGHT 

SINGING AND MUSICIANSHIP 

LESSONS 

Eight lessons, Times and dates to be arranged. 

Summer is a great time to start or continue 

lessons because there is more time for practice. 

Lessons are scheduled based on the availability 

of the student and instructor. Note: Individual 

faculty might vary the teaching weeks and 

have asked students to discuss their vacation 

schedules as they arrange lesson times. There 

will be one makeup lesson allowed. 

Some faculty teach additional lessons in the 

summer. Students who wish to take more lessons 

than the basic package below may talk with their 

instructor. The basic package should be paid for 

at the time the first eight lessons are scheduled. 

A separate form for additional lessons may be 

obtained from the Carroll Academy office or your 

instructor at your first lesson. 

COST 30-minute lesson: $150, each 

additional lesson: $19 

45-minute lesson: $225, each 


60-minute lesson: $300, each 


TUTORING 


in a variety of subject areas. Students of all 

grade levels and adults are welcome. Tutoring 

is available for enrichment or catch-up. Lessons 


strengths and weaknesses. Tutors strive to 

balance academic challenge and encouragement 

as they help students accomplish their goals. 





• Subject area. 

• Enrichment or catch-up. 

• Student’s needs and goals. 


Mondays-Saturdays. 

COST $20-$30 per hour for one-to-one 

instruction with a college-age 

tutor. Fees vary for professional 

faculty tutors (based on availability). 

CARROLL ACADEMY REGISTRATION PROCEDURES 

1. See registration forms in the center of this brochure 

• Registration begins immediately. Some class sizes are limited. A limit may be placed on the number of scholarships awarded for 

certain classes. Early registration is encouraged. 

• Registration is not complete until registration form, waiver and payment are received. 

• Make checks payable to Carroll University. Athletic camp payments should not be sent to the Carroll Academy. Please discuss 

payments with the contact person for the specific camp. Your canceled check is your receipt and confirmation of the class. 

• Mark your calendar and come to the class for which you registered. 

• We will contact you only if a class is closed or canceled. Schedule subject to change. 

2. Mail completed registration form; release waiver and consent form, and payment to: 

Carroll Academy; 100 N. East Avenue; Waukesha, WI 53186-5593 

3. To withdraw from a class, notify the Carroll Academy office in writing. 

Refund/Transfer Schedule: 

100% if transfer to another Carroll Academy 2013 summer class before the first class 

90% if withdrawn before the first class 

75% if withdrawn after the first class but before the second class 

50% if withdrawn after the second class but before the third class 

No refunds after the third class 


SUMMER 2013 CHILD/YOUTH REGISTRATION FORM 

STUDENT INFORMATION 

*If enrolling more than one student, please attach separate sheet with all necessary information. 

Please Print o New Student o New Family o Returning student (last attended______session/year) 

Student’s last name _______________________________ First name _______________________________ Middle name _______________________________ 

Age _____ Date of birth _________________________________ 

Social Security number _____________________________________ Gender ____________ 

c/o _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Address ______________________________________ City _____________________________________ 

State/ZIP _____________________________________ 

Name of school ____________________________________________ City _____________________________________ 

Grade (entering) __________________ 

School programs involved in now? ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Carroll Academy teacher (if current student)__________________________ Where did you hear about us?_________________________________________ 

Previous experience (if new to the program) _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

PARENT INFORMATION 

Mother’s name_______________________________ Father’s name _______________________________ 

Address (if different from above) ______________________________________ City _____________________________________ State/ZIP ________________ 

Email _____________________________________________________________________________ Home phone (area code) ________________________________ 

Parent/Guardian cell phone (whose) _______________________ Business phone (mother) _______________________ (father) _______________________ 

Name and number to call in case of emergency _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Name and number of participant’s physician _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

SPECIAL NEEDS 

Allergies o Yes o No If yes, please identify the type of allergy ________________________________________________________________________________ 

Treatment/care required ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Other? Please identify with specificity ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

o I have read and understand the policies. 

o I have completed and signed the release, waiver and consent form. 

o Check enclosed for $ _________________ 

o Please charge (fill out form on bottom of reverse side). 

New lesson students: Please include a listing of all available times for lessons and a description of the student, 

detailing special needs and interests. 

Returning students: Communicate need for change of times directly with your teacher. 

*Please mail completed registration form, release, waiver and consent form, and payment as soon as possible to: 

Carroll Academy, 100 N. East Ave., Waukesha, WI 53186 • Phone: 262.524.7100

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, MATH (STEM) 

__ Environmental Science: Gardening 

and Composting (Gr. 2-5) $ 90 

Radio Production and Hosting 

__ Gr. 4-8 __ Gr. 9-12 $120 

Computer Illustration and Photoshop 

__ Gr. 4-8 __ Gr. 6-12 $ 90 

__ Young Scientists (Gr. 1-5) $ 90 

__ Create Your Own Home Page (Gr. 4-8) $ 90 

Interactive Computer Game Development 

__ Gr. 4-8 __ Gr. 6-12 $120 

__ Mathbusters (Gr. 2-6) $ 90 

__ Website Development (Gr. 6-12) $120 

__ Individual Tutoring (students of all ages) 

Please complete form at www.carrollu.edu 


(June 10-14), open to students of all ages 

varies 

__ one session, per day $ 45 

__ A.M. and P.M. sessions, per day $ 90 

__ full week $400 

ART 

Attach detailed information on day(s) and a.m or p.m. 

__ Cartooning (Gr. 6-12) $ 90 

__ Clay/Ceramics (Gr. 4-7) $ 90 

Computer Illustration and Photoshop 

See above 

Drawing and Painting 

__ Gr. 2-6 $ 90 

__ Gr. 6-12, July 15-19 __ July 22-26 $120 

Digital Photography 

__Gr. 4-8 __Gr. 6-12 $ 90 

__ Jewelry (Gr. 6-9) $ 90 

MUSIC 

Private Lessons, ages 3-adult 

___ violin ___ piano ___ voice ___ other instrument 

___ musicianship ___ sight singing 

___ (8) 30-minute lessons $150 



For students who want additional lessons, select the desired option (above) 

and discuss additional lessons with your private lesson instructor. Charges 

per additional lesson are $19, $28 or $38, accordingly. A separate additional 

lesson form is available from your instructor. New students: list available 

lesson times. You will be called in late May. 

LANGUAGES, READING AND WRITING 

Young Writers Inspirational Journey 

__ Gr. 4-6 __ Gr. 7-9 $150 

__ High School Writers (Gr. 9-12) $150 

__ College English Preparation (Gr. 912) $ 90 

__ Braille (Gr. 6-12) $ 90 

Reading 

__ Gr. 1-3 __ Gr. 4-6 $ 90 

__ Individual Tutoring and small 

group instruction (Ages 2-adult) 

Please complete form at www.carrollu.edu 

THEATRE 

varies 

Intro to Acting 

__ Gr. 2-5 __ Gr. 6-9 $180 

__ Forensics (Gr. 6-12) $180 

__ Improv (Gr. 4-9) $180 

__ Set Making (Gr. 6-12) $ 80 

__ Wizard of Oz-Munchkins (Gr. 3-6) 

__ Knights of the Round Table (Gr. 6-12) 

Schedule subject to change. Visit 

www.carrollu.edu for the most recent information. 

Free to those 

selected by audition 

Free to those who 

register early while 

space is available 

ATHLETICS 

Call the phone number or send an e-mail for the specific camp to 

request a registration form. Registration forms should not be sent 

to the Carroll College Academy. 

Please charge $________________________ to: 

o Visa o MasterCard o American Express 

Card number____________________________________________ 

Expiration date ___________________________________________ 

Name (please print)_______________________________________ 

Address _________________________________________________ 

City, State, ZIP ___________________________________________ 

Signature_______________________________________________ 

Date___________________________________________________

CARROLL UNIVERSITY/CARROLL ACADEMY 

NOTICE TO ALL PARENT(S)/LEGAL GUARDIAN(S) OF STUDENT PARTICIPANTS UNDER 

THE AGE OF 18 IN THE CARROLL ACADEMY PROGRAM 

The Carroll Academy program is sponsored by Carroll University (“Carroll Academy”) for the purpose of offering community outreach enrichment 

classes for children and adults. As part of the learning experience, student Participants in Carroll Academy will, from time to time, 

engage in field trips (both on and off the Carroll University grounds), sports and other indoor and outdoor recreational activities. Many of 

these activities involve the risk of bodily injury, property damage, and other dangers associated with participation therein. Dangers may 

include, but are not limited to, the following: broken bones, strains, sprains, bruises, concussions, heart attack, heat exhaustion and, in some 

cases, even death. Each student Participant in the Carroll Academy program, and the parent(s)/legal guardian(s) of each student Participant, 

must acknowledge these risks and dangers, which are often inherent in both the activities themselves, as well as the travel to and from the 

site of the activities. 

Each student Participant, and the parent(s)/legal guardian(s) of each student Participant, who decides to participate in activities associated 

with the Carroll Academy program is doing so voluntary. It is the responsibility of each student Participant, and the parent(s)/legal 

guardian(s) of the student Participant, to make sure the student Participant participates only in those activities for which s/he has the requisite 

skills, qualifications, preparations and training. Carroll Academy does not warrant or guarantee in any respect the competency or mental 

or physical condition of any student Participant in any Carroll Academy activity. 

As a condition of participation in Carroll Academy activities, each student Participant, and the parent(s)/legal guardian(s) of each student 

Participant, is required to: 

(1) carefully review and acknowledge receipt of this Notice and the corresponding Release and Waiver of Liability, and ask any 

questions of Carroll Academy personnel if the student Participant, and/or the parent(s)/legal guardian(s) of the student 

Participant, are in any way uncertain about this document’s intent and/or meaning; and 

(2) carefully review and abide by the principles of conduct set forth in the Carroll Academy Catalog (additional copies of which 

can be obtained at the Carroll Academy Office). 

RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY 

I, _______________________________________ (name/please print) am the parent/legal guardian of _______________________________________ 

(name/please print), who is a student Participant in the Carroll Academy program. I hereby give approval for the student Participant’s enrollment 

and participation in Carroll Academy and all of the activities involved therein. The student Participant’s participation in Carroll Academy 

and all of its activities is by choice, and is completely voluntary. 

Accordingly, in my capacity as parent/legal guardian for the student Participant, I agree on behalf of myself, the above-named student Participant, 

my spouse, my heirs, assigns, related individuals and related entities, to hereby release, waive, absolve, discharge and agree to hold 

harmless Carroll Academy, its trustees, directors, officers, employees, agents and insurers (collectively, the “Carroll Academy Released 

Parties”) from and against any and all rights, claims, demands, causes of action, obligations, suits, liens, damages or liabilities of any kind 

and character whatsoever, whether known or unknown, suspected or claimed, which we shall or may have in the future against the Carroll 

Academy Released Parties arising out of, based on, related to or connected with the student Participant’s enrollment and participation in the 

Carroll Academy program and activities. We also agree to indemnify and hold the Carroll Academy Released Parties harmless from the payment 

of any and all judgments, settlements, costs, disbursements and attorney fees that are associated with the Carroll Academy Released 

Parties having to defend or investigate any claim, action or proceeding of any type whatsoever arising out of the student Participant’s enrollment 

or participation in the Carroll Academy program and activities including, but not limited to, claims for breach of contract, negligence 

(whether caused by the sole negligence of Carroll Academy, the concurrent negligence of Carroll Academy with another, or the negligence 

of any other person), strict liability or otherwise. This indemnification obligation and this Release and Waiver of Liability does not, however, 

absolve the Carroll Academy Released Parties from any liability, damages, costs, disbursements and attorney fees incurred due to their intentional 

or reckless conduct. 

I fully understand that if any fact with respect to which this Release and Waiver of Liability is executed is found hereafter to be other than or 

different from the fact in that connection now believed by me to be true, I expressly accept and assume the risk of such possible difference in 

fact and agree that this Release and Waiver of Liability shall be and remain effective notwithstanding such difference in facts.

COVENANT NOT TO SUE OR OTHERWISE TAKE ACTION 

The student Participant, and the parent(s)/legal guardian(s) of the student Participant, covenant and agree that they will forever refrain from instituting, 

prosecuting, maintaining, proceeding on, assisting with or advising to be commenced a suit which arises out of, or may be, in whole or 

in part, based upon, related to or connected with the released matters herein or any part of them. 

CONSENT TO MEDICAL CARE AND TREATMENT 

In the event the student Participant is injured during a Carroll Academy activity, the student Participant and the parent(s)/legal guardian(s) 

of the student Participant, consent to treatment of the student Participant’s injury by a professional employed by or otherwise under contract 

with Carroll Academy, subject to the provisions of the above Release and Waiver of Liability. The student Participant and the parent(s)/legal 

guardian(s) of the student Participant, authorize Carroll Academy, at its discretion, to arrange for the student Participant’s transport to a hospital 

or other medical facility for further medical attention. The student Participant and the parent(s)/legal guardian(s) of the student Participant, 

understand and agree that Carroll Academy is not responsible for transporting the student Participant to a hospital or medical facility that participates 

in any particular insurance/managed care plan. 

PHOTOGRAPHIC CONSENT AND RELEASE 

I hereby authorize Carroll University, Inc. (the “university”) and those acting pursuant to its authority to: 

a. Record my likeness and voice on a photographic, video, audio, digital, electronic or any other medium. 

b. Use my name in connection with these recordings. 

c. Use, reproduce, exhibit or distribute in any medium (ex. print publications, CD, DVD, Internet) these recordings for any purpose that 

the university, and those acting pursuant to its authority, deem appropriate, including promotional or advertising efforts. 

I release the university and those acting pursuant to its authority from liability for any violation of any personal or proprietary right I may have in 

connection with such use. I understand that all such recordings, in whatever medium, shall remain the property of the university. I have read and 

fully understand the terms of this release. 

REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES 

I represent and warrant that I have the full power, capacity and authority to execute this document as the parent or legal guardian of the student 

Participant. I further represent and warrant that I understand the terms and provisions of this document and its nature and effect. 

APPLICABLE LAW 

This document is made, executed and entered into and shall be governed by the laws of the state of Wisconsin. I expressly consent to the venue 

and jurisdiction of the Wisconsin courts with respect to any dispute arising out of the student Participant’s enrollment and participation in the 

above-referenced Carroll Academy program and associated activities. 

I HAVE READ THE FOREGOING PROVISIONS OF THIS DOCUMENT CAREFULLY AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THEM. 

Dated: __________________ 

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Parent/legal guardian signature 

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Name (please print) 

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Name of participant

CARROLL UNIVERSITY 

SUMMER ARTS SERIES 2013 

June 2 

June 9 

Children’s Choir of Waukesha | Outdoors, at The Plaza 

Catholic Memorial High School Jazz Ensemble | Outdoors, at The Plaza 

July 13-14 Waukesha South High School & Carroll Academy production of “The Wizard of Oz” 

Outdoor Amphitheatre 

Produced by arrangement with TAMS-WITMARK MUSIC LIBRARY, INC. 

July 27 

Aug. 18 

Carroll Academy production of “Knights of the Round Table” | Otteson Theatre 

Produced by special arrangement with Artreach Plays.com 

Milwaukee Opera Theatre “Opericity: Songs about Energy” concert 

Outdoors, at The Plaza 

THE WIZARD OF OZ 

By L. Frank Baum 

With Music and Lyrics by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg 

Background Music by Herbert Stothart 

Dance and Vocal Arrangements by Peter Howard 

Orchestration by Larry Wilcox 

Adapted by John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company 

Based upon the Classical Motion Picture owned by Turner Entertainment Co. 

and distributed in all media by Warner Bros. 


By Kathryn Schultz Miller. 

Produced by special arrangement with Artreach Plays.com of Cincinnati, Ohio. 

The rain site for all performances is Otteson Theatre. 

Schedule subject to change. 

Visit www.carrollu.edu for the most recent information. 

Produced by arrangement with TAMS-WITMARK MUSIC LIBRARY, INC. 


100 N. East Ave. 

Waukesha, WI 53186 

Non-Profit 

Organization 

U.S. POSTAGE 

PAID 

Waukesha, WI 

Permit No. 376 

Carroll Academy 

carrollu.edu/prospective/carrollacad.asp

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