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Dean College Announces 2017 Summer Camp Schedule

Dean College is pleased to announce

the creation of four summer

camp options for high school

students ages 14 and up, including

sports broadcasting, sport

management, forensics and stage

combat.

Upon completion of the twoweek

camp, students will not only

walk away with a unique learning

experience, but will have earned

three college credits.

“We are excited to offer these

amazing programs that truly are

one-of-a-kind opportunities. The

camps are both fun and educational

and having the chance to

earn college credit really adds to

their appeal,” says Gregg Chalk,

Dean’s Vice President of Marketing

and Business Development.

Each camp is designed to provide

students with unmatched

experiences, including instruction

by leaders in their respective field,

advice on the college admissions

process from a Dean College

admissions counselor (one-onone

consultation), college credit

for successful completion of the

course/camp, and behind the

scenes access to Gillette stadium,

WEEI Sports Radio, McCoy Stadium

and other locations appropriate

to the respective camp.

Both Sport Management

camp and Stage Combat camp

will take place July 10-21, 2017,

with the Sports Broadcasting and

Forensics camps happening July

24 th through August 4, 2017.

“Every camp will have customized

experiences embedded

into them,” says Chalk. “For example,

Sports Broadcasting will

have the campers creating their

own demo reel, announcing on

Power 88 FM and actually doing

live play-by-play at a Pawtucket

Red Sox game. Similar experiences

will be weaved into each

camp.”

Overnight and day-only options

are available. Housing for

overnight campers will be provided

by Dean College, with

night and weekend activities included

with room and board.

For pricing and to learn more

information about Dean College

summer camp offerings, visit

www.dean.edu/summercamps.

Nomination Papers Available

for Norfolk Town Election

Nomination papers for the

May 2 town election are available

on February 1 in the Town

Clerk’s Office.

The following seats will appear

on the ballot: Board of

Assessors (1 seat, three-year

term); Board of Health (1

seat, three-year term); Constable

(1 seat, three-year term);

Housing Authority (1 seat, fiveyear

term); Library Trustee (1

seat, three-year term); Planning

board (2 seats, three-year

terms); Recreation (2 seats,

three-year terms); Norfolk

School Committee (2 seats,

three-year terms); KP School

Committee (1 seat, three-year

term); Selectmen (1 seat, threeyear

term); and Town Clerk

(1 seat, three-year term).

Nomination papers are due

in the Town Clerk’s Office by

March 15.

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Enjoy an amazing experience at Dean College this summer while earning college credit.

WHY DEAN COLLEGE SUMMER PROGRAMS?

• Earn college credit for successful completion of course/camp.

• Get advice on the college admissions process from a Dean College admissions counselor with a free

one-on-one consultation.

• Unmatched experiences embedded in each program, including behind-the-scenes access to New England

Patriots training camp, and visits to Gillette Stadium, WEEI Sports Radio, McCoy Stadium or other locations

appropriate to each camp.

• Unmatched instruction by leaders in their respective fields.

• $1,950*

Camp available to high school students ages 14+. For those campers looking to stay overnight, housing will be provided by Dean College

with night and weekend activities included with your room and board. *Does not include activity fee.

July 10–21, 2017 and July 24–August 4, 2017 • 508-541-1624

dean.edu/summercamps

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February 2017 Local Town Pages www.localtownpages.com Page 5 Dean College Announces 2017 Summer Camp Schedule Dean College is pleased to announce the creation of four summer camp options for high school students ages 14 and up, including sports broadcasting, sport management, forensics and stage combat. Upon completion of the twoweek camp, students will not only walk away with a unique learning experience, but will have earned three college credits. “We are excited to offer these amazing programs that truly are one-of-a-kind opportunities. The camps are both fun and educational and having the chance to earn college credit really adds to their appeal,” says Gregg Chalk, Dean’s Vice President of Marketing and Business Development. Each camp is designed to provide students with unmatched experiences, including instruction by leaders in their respective field, advice on the college admissions process from a Dean College admissions counselor (one-onone consultation), college credit for successful completion of the course/camp, and behind the scenes access to Gillette stadium, WEEI Sports Radio, McCoy Stadium and other locations appropriate to the respective camp. Both Sport Management camp and Stage Combat camp will take place July 10-21, 2017, with the Sports Broadcasting and Forensics camps happening July 24 th through August 4, 2017. “Every camp will have customized experiences embedded into them,” says Chalk. “For example, Sports Broadcasting will have the campers creating their own demo reel, announcing on Power 88 FM and actually doing live play-by-play at a Pawtucket Red Sox game. Similar experiences will be weaved into each camp.” Overnight and day-only options are available. Housing for overnight campers will be provided by Dean College, with night and weekend activities included with room and board. For pricing and to learn more information about Dean College summer camp offerings, visit www.dean.edu/summercamps. Nomination Papers Available for Norfolk Town Election Nomination papers for the May 2 town election are available on February 1 in the Town Clerk’s Office. The following seats will appear on the ballot: Board of Assessors (1 seat, three-year term); Board of Health (1 seat, three-year term); Constable (1 seat, three-year term); Housing Authority (1 seat, fiveyear term); Library Trustee (1 seat, three-year term); Planning board (2 seats, three-year terms); Recreation (2 seats, three-year terms); Norfolk School Committee (2 seats, three-year terms); KP School Committee (1 seat, three-year term); Selectmen (1 seat, threeyear term); and Town Clerk (1 seat, three-year term). Nomination papers are due in the Town Clerk’s Office by March 15. We beat ALL competitor pricing. 774-287-1133 Dumpsters AvAilAble let us CleAn Out YOur unwAnteD Junk Serving Metro-West and Beyond! $25 off Any Full Truck Removal Not to be combined with any other offer see website fOr DetAils $274 15 Yard Dumpster Not to be combined with any other offer AffordableJunkRemoval@gmail.com www.TakeAwayJunk.com Franklin, MA SUMMER CAMPS WITH A TWIST SPORTS BROADCASTING • SPORT MANAGEMENT • FORENSICS • STAGE COMBAT Enjoy an amazing experience at Dean College this summer while earning college credit. WHY DEAN COLLEGE SUMMER PROGRAMS? • Earn college credit for successful completion of course/camp. • Get advice on the college admissions process from a Dean College admissions counselor with a free one-on-one consultation. • Unmatched experiences embedded in each program, including behind-the-scenes access to New England Patriots training camp, and visits to Gillette Stadium, WEEI Sports Radio, McCoy Stadium or other locations appropriate to each camp. • Unmatched instruction by leaders in their respective fields. • $1,950* Camp available to high school students ages 14+. For those campers looking to stay overnight, housing will be provided by Dean College with night and weekend activities included with your room and board. *Does not include activity fee. July 10–21, 2017 and July 24–August 4, 2017 • 508-541-1624 dean.edu/summercamps