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Summer 2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 4 6 7 8 10 11 13 14 15 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 2 Carroll Academy |carrollu.edu/prospective/carrollacad.asp | 262.524.7100
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 Carroll Academy |carrollu.edu/prospective/carrollacad.asp | 262.524.7100 3
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