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----tHCvZdQn;HvoeXM 1 Dear Parents and Students of Noorda Theatre Summer Camp, We are excited you've chosen to spend a part of your summer Discovering Courage with us! Please read this packet thoroughly. There are specifics of new check in/check out procedures due to the construction of the new Noorda Center for the Performing Arts. Students may not attend summer camp on the first day without both the parent and student reading and understanding the standards set in place for the enjoyment and protection of all students in the Noorda Theatre Summer Camp program. At the back of the packet please find all necessary forms. All forms must be filled out, signed, and turned in on the first day of class. Participation in the Noorda Theatre Summer Camp cannot occur until the packet has been read and forms have been signed. Thank you, and we look forward to seeing you this June! Table of Contents Mission Statement………………………………………………………2 Objectives……………………………………………………………….2 Program, Course, and Registration Information……………………………….2 Daily Schedule…………………………………………………………………3 Map, Directions, and Check in/Check out basics….…………………………...4 Student Code of Conduct………………………………………………………6 Health and Safety………………………………………………………………9 Attendance and Transportation Standards……………………………………..9 Other Information……………………………………………………………...10 Forms to be filled out must be turned in on the first day of class Handbook Acknowledgement form ………………………………………….12 Transportation and Check in/out waiver form………………………………...13 Media Release form………...…………………………………………………14 2 Mission Statement: Through theatre and drama, the Noorda Theatre Center for Children and Youth helps young people learn about themselves, work and play cooperatively, and communicate with confidence and courage Objectives: The Theatre, Youth, and Education Center: 1. Prepares university students to teach drama to young people 2. Presents exceptional plays for young audiences 3. Trains children and youth in communication, problem solving, and performance 4. Develops new plays for young actors and audiences Each course will conclude with a "Show and Share" or performance on the last day of class. Detailed information on the "Show and Share" or performances will be available on the first day of class. Utah Valley University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age (40 and over), disability status, veteran status, pregnancy, childbirth, or pregnancy-related conditions, citizenship, genetic information, or other bases protected by applicable law in employment, treatment, admission, access to education programs and activities, or other University benefits or services. Program and Course Information Noorda Theatre Summer Camp is sponsored by the Theatre, Youth, and Education Center at Utah Valley University. For questions about courses, please email tyecenter@uvu.edu Marta Myers, Administrative Support Mmyers@uvu.edu 801-863-5437 Kynsie Kiggins, Program Manager Kynsie.kiggins@uvu.edu 801-863-4646 Dr. John Newman, Program Director john.newman@uvu.edu 801-863-5079 Registration Information Registration is coordinated through UVU's Continuing Education program. For questions about registration, please use the contact information below. Website: http://www.uvu.edu/ce/youthcamps/theater.html Phone: 801-863-8012 3 Communication is a key factor to a successful summer camp program. Please communicate any needs, questions, or concerns you may have. See map on the next page for detailed directions and drop off and pick up information. Daily Schedule Morning only classes 8:45am - 9:00am……………………….check in at the front of the Noorda Center (NC) building 9:00am ………………………………...roll call 9:00am -11:55am………………………class work, including snack break (provided) 11:55 - 12:05pm………………………..parent pick up, curbside pickup available Afternoon only classes 12:45pm – 1:00pm…………………….. check in at the front of the Noorda Center (NC) building 1:00pm…………………………………roll call 1:00pm – 3:55pm………………………class work, including snack break (provided) 3:55pm – 4:05pm………………………parent pick up, curbside pickup available All day classes 8:45am - 9:00am………………………. check in at the front of the Noorda Center (NC) building 9:00am ………………………………....roll call 9:00am -11:55am………………………class work, including snack break (provided) 11:55am - 12:05pm…………………….check out of class, and check into lunch break 12:05pm – 12:45pm ……………………supervised lunch break (lunch not provided) 12:45pm – 1:00pm……………………..check in to new class 1:00pm…………………………………roll call 1:00pm – 3:55pm………………………class work, including snack break (provided) 3:55pm – 4:05pm………………………check out at the front of the Noorda Center (NC) building Students under the age of nine (9) MUST BE CHECKED OUT BY A PARENT/GUARDIAN/SIBLING OVER THE AGE OF 13. Students under the age of nine (9) will not be allowed to check themselves out. Teachers will not allow students under the age of nine (9) to leave without being properly checked out, regardless of a parent/guardian permission to do so. Students between the ages of ten (10) and twelve (12) may check themselves out with signed approval from a parent or guardian. Students between the ages of ten (10) and twelve (12) may not check out younger siblings. Students over the age of thirteen (13) may check themselves out, and may check out younger siblings, with signed approval from a parent or guardian. 4 UVU is continuing to grow! Please locate the yellow X's on the map. This section of Campus Drive will be closed to build a pedestrian walkway. Please locate University Parkway on the map. Traveling east or west on University Parkway, turn north onto 400 W (Krispy Kreme is to the south) Continue north on 400 W and travel straight, through the roundabout, and down a small hill. At the bottom of the hill, you will see Lakeridge Jr High on the right Just before Lakeridge Jr High, turn LEFT onto 960 S Continue on 960 S to the four-way stop. At the four-way stop, continue straight, into parking lot M23. Drive straight until the end of the parking lot and turn left. Please locate the blue star on the map between the Gunther Technology (GT) and Noorda Center (NC) buildings. This is the drop off and pick up zone. You will see signs, teachers in dark green t-shirts, and bubbles in the air. Drop off and pick up are in the same location. If you choose to park, please park in the south end of lot M23. 5 INSTRUCTIONS FOR DROP OFF, PICK UP, AND CHECK IN Morning Check In 8:45 am – 9:00am Journeys class (ages 5-6) check in at sign labeled "J" Adventure class (ages 7-9) check in at sign labeled "A" Quest class (ages 10-12) check in at sign labeled "Q" Musical Theatre Essentials, Aladdin Jr and Shakespeare (ages 11-17) check in at sign labeled "M" Afternoon Check in 12:45pm – 1:00pm Multicultural Dance and Drama (ages 7-12) check in at sign labeled "M" Contemporary Acting and Songwriting for Musical Theatre (ages 11-17) check in at sign labeled "A" Stage Combat and Youth play Super Powers (ages 11-17) check in at sign labeled "A" Group Voice and Dance for Musical Theatre (ages 11-17) check in at sign labeled "M" There will be no supervision before 8:45am for morning classes. Please do not drop off your child before 8:45. There will be no supervision before 12:45pm for afternoon classes. Please do not drop off your child before 12:45. Pick up begins at 12:00pm for morning classes and 4:00pm for afternoon classes. Curbside Pickup: If your student is under age nine (9) your student will be walked to the car by their teacher, who will hand a clipboard to the parent/guardian/authorized person to sign the student out If your student is between ages ten (10) and twelve (12), and can check themselves out at curbside pickup, the student must: o Wait to check out until they see the car that will pick them up o Inform their teacher their ride is here, and receive verbal confirmation the teacher heard the student ("Thank you, Joey, you're checked out") o Students under age thirteen may not check out younger siblings If your student is over the age of thirteen (13) and is checking themselves and/or younger siblings out, the student must: o Inform their teacher they are checking out and receive verbal confirmation the teacher heard the student o Sign the checkout form as an authorized person, and receive verbal confirmation the younger sibling is checked out ("Joey, you are checked out by your older sister") If you choose to park in the south end of lot M23 and check your student out in person with their teacher, parent/guardian/authorized person must sign OUT students ages five through nine (5 -9) There will be no supervision after 12:10pm for morning classes. There will be no supervision after 4:10pm for afternoon classes. Students not picked up after 12:10pm or 4:10pm will be taken to the Theatre, Youth, and Education Center offices, located on the second floor of the Noorda Center. (NC) Parents must park their car, enter the Noorda Center, and located the TYE Center offices in order to pick up students after 12:10pm or 4:10pm. (Please see more information on page 10.) Classroom participation is encouraged and necessary for growth and to develop self-confidence. The classrooms are a safe space where bullying is not tolerated. All students should always be courteous, and show respect to instructors, teachers, guests, and one another. 6 Students who need accommodations because of a disability, please include the information in registration. STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT Behavior Guidelines The Theatre, Youth, and Education Center is dedicated to providing quality theatre and performance opportunities to children and youth of all abilities. To accomplish this goal, students are expected to follow the NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP Student Code of Conduct, (the UVU Code of Conduct (UVU Policy 541)) and the Student Code of Conduct from the student's school district at all times to promote a safe, fun, healthy, and respectful environment for all participants. Unacceptable behavior will result in corrective measures and may include removal of the student from the NOORDA SUMMER CAMP PROGRAM. As a NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP student, I will: General Have fun! Wear appropriate clothing to NOORDA SUMMER CAMP each day. (See dress code.) Participate in all activities, including warm ups, movement, drama, art, and voice. Be on time each day and ready to participate. Be a positive influence on those around me. Respect Be respectful and cooperative and contribute positively to the experience of fellow students. Be careful that my actions, behavior, and language do not hurt other students' feelings or hurt them physically in any way, intentionally or accidentally. Any physical interaction with fellow students during classroom acting work must be done carefully and with communication, and under the supervision and direction of the teachers. Show respect to all staff and teachers, and cooperate fully with their instructions and directions. Respect the values and beliefs of others. Never discriminate or harass anyone based on race, national origin, color, citizenship, religion, disability, genetic information, sex/gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other protected class. Personal Space and Property Be respectful of all UVU campus and NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP property, including props, costumes, and set pieces. Never take, mark, deface, or destroy NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP property, materials, or the personal property of others. Behavior I understand that the following acts are examples of conduct not allowed at NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP and that corrective action will be taken, up to and including removal from the NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP program, should I participate in these acts: name calling, shoving/pushing, damaging property, demeaning comments/gossiping, threatening, inappropriate touching or gesturing, sexual harassment, hitting/kicking, stealing, taunting/ridiculing, inappropriate language, fighting, gang related signs, gang related clothing, and other gang related affiliation, bullying, discrimination and harassment based on any protected class, and criminal activity. The above list is not exhaustive but instead illustrates examples of unacceptable conduct. I understand the corrective measures and discipline process listed on page 5 and know that I can be dismissed from the program should I violate the standards of conduct and NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP requirements. 7 Safety Be aware of my surroundings at all times. Pay attention to instructions and directions given by teachers. Stay with my assigned group. Immediately notify teachers of any safety concerns. Immediately report violations of the Student Code of Conduct to the teachers. Dress Code Students should always be clean in appearance and demonstrate proper hygiene. Students should always be able to comfortably move in their clothes. The NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP provides a t-shirt with registration, and it is highly encouraged that the provided t-shirt be worn as often as possible to help identify students in the program. Close toed shoes must be worn at all times; no flip flops or sandals. Class work includes use of movement, such as jumping, stretching, and dancing. Clothing that is districting in appearance must be avoided. No midriffs or spaghetti strap tank tops on either gender. Clothing must cover the body during movement exercises, including reaching both hands high above the head. Clothing that does not cover the stomach during such exercises should be avoided. Clothing that contains vulgar words, profane or obscene slogans and pictures, gang affiliations, or advertisements for alcohol, tobacco, and drugs are not permitted. Students who violate the dress code may be asked to call their parents for a change in clothing, or to be picked up early. Repeated violations may result in dismissal from the program. Unacceptable Behavior Disciplinary action may be taken as a result of any behavior that violates the Student Code of Conduct, is disruptive or violates the rights of others. The following are examples of unacceptable behavior and are subject to disciplinary action at NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP. Disciplinary actions include minimal to no participation in the performances and Show and Share. The behaviors below may result in immediate dismissal from the program and may not follow the corrective measures procedure outlined below. Be aware that defiant and/or disrespectful behavior toward any NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP staff member will not be tolerated and may result in corrective measures. Name calling Bullying Stealing Criminal Activity Threatening Fighting/Taunting/ridiculing Hitting/kicking Damaging property Inappropriate gesturing Shoving/pushing Inappropriate touching, private body parts or not Demeaning comments/gossiping Inappropriate language Discrimination/Harassment based on protected class (see UVU Policy 165) Accessing inappropriate electronic content Sexual Harassment/Sexual Misconduct (see UVU Policy 162) Failure to stay with assigned group, class, or partners 8 Corrective Measures and Discipline Discipline should not be confused with punishment. The goal of discipline is a self-regulated individual with mature attitudes and socially-acceptable standards of conduct. Corrective measures used will depend upon the nature of the behavior, the frequency, and the degree to which the student is willing to try to correct undesirable behavior. Disciplinary actions will normally begin at a minimal level and then proceed to more serious levels with the exception of serious violations of the Student Code of Conduct (see examples of unacceptable behavior above). Unacceptable behavior will result in corrective measures and may include a report to the student's school district. Corrective measures may include: 1. Verbal warning. 2. A second verbal warning will result in a written warning and parents will receive notification. 3. After two written warnings, a student and parent meeting with the Outreach Coordinator and/or the Program Director will be scheduled. 4. A written warning that happens after a parent meeting may result in the student's dismissal from UVU NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP. UVU NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP reserves the right to dismiss students from the program as needed, without following the above corrective action steps, to ensure a safe and respectful educational environment. Dismissal Appeal Process The following is the process for appeal of dismissals: • Because daily attendance is necessary for success, student appeals must submit written appeal within 12-24 hours from the notice of dismissal from the program. • The student must send an email to Andrew Stone, VP of Enrollment Management, andrew.stone@uvu.edu • In this email the student must clearly explain why he/she is appealing his/her dismissal o Why the student believes he/she should be readmitted o Address what he/she intends to do to change the behavior that merited dismissal The information provided in this email will be considered, a decision made, and the student and parent/guardian notified of the decision within 24-48 hours. One of the natural consequences for the student will be missing rehearsals, class work, and other important events during the time for which he/she is suspended/expelled and in the appeal process. If the appeal is denied and discipline sustained, no special consideration will be given for make-up work during this time. 9 HEALTH AND SAFETY Communicable Diseases For the health of all our participants, parents are required to notify the NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP (801)863-5079 or (801)863-5437 and email john.newman@uvu.edu of all communicable diseases your child may have contracted (i.e. chicken pox, head lice, pink eye, etc.). Specific information will be kept confidential, however, NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP must notify all participants of the situation. Medication The legal issues involved with students taking prescribed medication while at NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP prevent NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP staff from storing or distributing medications (including EpiPens). Please make arrangements for the student to schedule taking their medication before or after attending NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP. If your child requires medication during the program hours, please make arrangements with the staff so you can come and personally administer the medication to your child. Special Nutrition Needs and Allergies Please make sure that students are aware of their individual nutrition needs and allergies. Parents should inform NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP staff if needs are serious or the student needs dietary accommodations for any NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP provided food. Sick Students Students who arrive sick or begin to feel sick at any time during NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP will be asked to sit out of class under the watch of the NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP administrator until parents are able to pick up the student. Parents will be notified of their child's condition. First Aid/911 If a student is injured in any way while attending NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP, an incident report will be filled out and parents notified. In the event of a serious injury, 911 will be called, first aid will be administered, and parents will be notified immediately. NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP will not transport any student in a personal vehicle and will call an ambulance in the event of an emergency. NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP is not responsible for medical costs including hospital bills, ambulance fees, etc. related to injuries requiring special medical attention. Student Supervision Under no condition will students be allowed to wander off on their own on UVU campus during NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP program hours. Once the student is checked in to the program each day, he/she will be required to stay with the group to which he/she is assigned. Leaving the assigned group may result in dismissal from the program. If the student is considered missing, NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP staff will notify parents to come to campus to assist in the search of the missing student. Campus police will be notified and an incident report will be written and filed by UVU campus personnel. 10 ATTENDANCE AND TRANSPORTATION STANDARDS Attendance Students must be on time for daily roll call at 9:00 am each morning. Each student will be showcased in the "Show and Share" or performance at the end of the course. All students are necessary for the success of the "Show and Share" or performances. Transportation Each student is responsible for his/her own transportation to and from NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP each day. The parent or guardian will drop off the student beginning at 8:45am and pick them up no later than 12:10pm for morning classes, and 4:10pm for afternoon classes. Permission may be granted for students to walk, ride bikes or be driven by someone other than the parent/guardian by filling out the transportation waiver form included at the end of the handbook. Staff members will be at the drop off/pick up location to meet the students each morning, and stay with the students until 12:10pm for morning classes or 4:10 pm for afternoon classes. There will be no supervision prior to 8:45 am or after 12:10pm for morning only classes There will be no supervision prior to 12:45pm or after 4:10pm for afternoon only classes There will be no supervision prior to 8:45am or after 4:10pm for all day classes Check in and Roll Call Check in will be taken between 8:45 am - 8:55 am. Roll call will be taken at 9:00am to ensure all students who are checked in are accounted for before teachers take students to individual classrooms. Late Drop Off A staff member will be at the drop off location each morning until 9:05 am. After 9:05 am, students and parents will need to follow the signs to locate their classrooms. Late Pick Up Any student that is left waiting on parents/guardians after 12:10 pm for morning classes or 4:10 pm for afternoon classes will be taken to the Theatre, Youth, and Education Center office, located in the Noorda Center. (NC) The parent/guardian will have to come to the office to pick up their student, regardless of student's age. Three late pick-ups will require a parent meeting. NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP does not provide staff for before or after program care for the students. 11 Other information Lunch: If students are staying for both morning and afternoon classes, students are required to provide their own lunch or lunch money to buy food on campus each day. Due to severe allergies of some students, please do not include peanuts or peanut products in lunches brought from home. Student not enrolled for both morning and afternoon classes cannot participate in supervised lunch breaks. Sunscreen: Lunch and breaks will often be held outside, increasing the possibility of students getting sunburned. The Noorda Theatre Center Summer Camp does not provide sunscreen, but recommends students wear sunscreen each day. Classrooms: Students will attend classes in their assigned classrooms, and will begin and end class in assigned classrooms. Occasionally classes will be held outside or in different locations, depending on the lesson plans. If a student needs to be picked up early, please let the teacher know if advance. Water: Bathroom and water fountain breaks will be provided every hour between classes. Students are encouraged to bring a labeled water bottle of their own. Name Badges: Each student will be given his/her name badge every day at roll call. Name badges are to be worn the entire day and returned to the student's teacher when checked out. Bathroom Usage: Students will have one fifteen-minute break, and two five minute breaks for bathroom use. If a student needs to use the bathroom at any other time, he/she must be accompanied by another student and a teacher. Cell Phones: Students may bring a cell phone for emergency use only. Phones may only be checked during break periods. If phones are accessed during instruction times, the student will be relocated to the front of the class until the end of that class. Students are encouraged to exercise professional behavior while engaged in this class program. Lunch Time: Students enrolled in both morning and afternoon classes will have a 45-minute lunch break each day. Students may bring their lunch or buy lunch on campus. Students not enrolled in both morning and afternoon classes will not be supervised during the supervised lunch break. There will be a cooler available, but no refrigeration for lunches or resources to feed students who do not bring or buy a lunch. 12 UVU THEATRE, YOUTH, AND EDUCATION (TYE) CENTER NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP STUDENT PARENT HANDBOOK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND AGREEMENT The Theatre, Youth, and Education Center (TYE Center) staff is committed to maintaining standards of excellence. We want to ensure that all Summer Camp students are safe and have an environment that allows each one to do his/her best. We require all students and their parent/guardian to read, understand, and agree to Summer Camp rules and procedures in order to gain a clear understanding of the program and its expectations. STUDENT AGREEMENT By signing below, I promise to abide by the rules and procedures outlined in the Student Parent Handbook ("Handbook"). I have read and understand the requirements for students, particularly those on attendance, dress code, and student behavior. I understand that UVU may decide, in its sole discretion, to remove me from the program after my third absence and/or for violations of the Student Code of Conduct. I will comply with the Student Parent Handbook, my school district's code of conduct, all UVU NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP policies, and all UVU NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP requirements. Student Name___________________________________________________________ Student Signature_______________________________________________________ Date_______________ PARENT/GUARDIAN ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND CONSENT I approve of my child's participation in UVU NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP. I understand this involves a commitment of seven weeks of attendance. I have read and I understand UVU NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP requirements for students, particularly those on attendance, dress code and student behavior. I understand that UVU may decide, in its sole discretion, to remove my child from the program after the third absence and/or for violations of the Student Code of Conduct. I understand that my child is required to comply will all Summer Camp policies and requirements. Parent/Guardian Signature_______________________________________________Date________________ 13 THEATRE, YOUTH, AND EDUCATION (TYE CENTER) NOORDA THEATRE SUMMER CAMP Transportation and Check in/out Waiver Student Name: ______________________________________________________ Age: ____________ Student Name: ______________________________________________________ Age: ____________ Student Name: ______________________________________________________ Age: ____________ Student Name: ______________________________________________________ Age: ____________ *Students aged nine (9) and under MUST BE CHECKED OUT BY a PARENT/GUARDIAN/SIBLING OVER THE AGE OF 13. *Students under the age of nine (9) will be walked to a car by a teacher, or checked out in person by a parent/guardian/sibling over the age of thirteen (13). *Students under the age of nine (9) will not be allowed to walk to a car by themselves. Please be patient, as it may take a few moments to walk to your child under nine (9) safely to the car. *Students between the ages of ten (10) and twelve (12) may check themselves out with signed approval from a parent or guardian. Students between the ages of ten (10) and twelve (12) may not check out younger siblings. *Students ages thirteen (13) and over may check themselves out, and may check out younger siblings, with signed approval from a parent or guardian. Parent/Guardian: Please check the applicable statement(s): I will be the only person providing transportation to and from, and checking out my student, from Summer Camp each day. I give permission for my student to be checked out by sibling over the age of 13 enrolled in summer camp (list below) I give permission for my student between the ages of 10-12 to check themselves out. I give permission for the people listed below to check out my child (including siblings aged 13 or over not enrolled in summer camp) To ensure the safety of your child, please list the name and phone number of all individuals who may pick up your child from Summer Camp. Make sure those listed know that pick-up time for morning classes is 11:55-12:05 and for afternoon classes is 3:55-4:05 and that they are responsible for your child at this time. Name Phone Number Relationship to Student 14 MEDIA RELEASE I I consent to my child being photographed, interviewed, and/or videotaped by representatives of the Noorda Regional Theatre Center for Children and Youth, or UVU School of the Arts Event Office. The Noorda Regional Theatre Center for Children and Youth uses photos of children in media publications to share information about the Noorda Center, the UVU Department of Theatrical Arts, and UVU School of the Arts. Any image obtained may be reproduced by the Noorda Center and/or the public media for use in advertising, publicity, educational activities, or archival records. The Noorda Center publications include but are not limited to: the website, advertisements, banners, brochures, bulletin boards, and other public relations material. I hereby waive any claims I may have, and release the Noorda Center and its employees from liability of claims arising out of such activities. Student(s) Name ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ VERIFICATION I verify that the information provided on this form is accurate and current, and that I am the legal parent/guardian of the student(s). __________________________________________________________ _______________ Signature of Parent/Guardian Date ____________________________________________________________ I do not consent to my child being photographed. Student(s) Name ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ VERIFICATION I verify that the information provided on this form is accurate and current, and that I am the legal parent/guardian of the student(s). __________________________________________________________ _______________ Signature of Parent/Guardian Date ----jl3P6KdB;onESCM ----fB;zmud;iif ford Ave. • Brooklyn, NY 11210 TEL 718-951-5666 • FAX 718-951-4606 www.brooklyn.cuny.edu Dear BFA Acting Program Candidate, We're delighted to introduce you to the BFA Acting program at Brooklyn College, the City University of New York's flagship school for theater training. 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----oJmkL5DZ;UOkMsI 03-20-2018 Dear Jazz Camp Participant: Welcome to the 2018 Texas All-Star Jazz Camp on the Spring Creek campus of Collin County Community College (Collin), July 9-13. We know you will have a great time working with Collin College faculty members and guest artists. Enclosed you will find further information about the Texas All-Star Jazz Camp including specific rules and regulations, a schedule of events, fee payment, health and medical information, an Activity and Liability Release form, items to bring, and mailing and phone information. We hope that this information is helpful to you as you plan your trip to our campus. Please read over the schedule of events, and rules and regulations section very carefully. It is of the upmost importance that all participants completely fill out the Health Inventory Sheet and Liability Release form, so we will have it on file during the workshop. Please complete the forms ahead of time and bring them with you to registration. At this point, if you still owe a balance please be prepared to pay this at registration. If you have any further questions, or if I can be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me. I look forward to seeing you on July 8th at registration. Sincerely, Peter Weise Associate Professor of Music Jazz Camp Coordinator pweise@collin.edu Dear guest, Thank you for your interest in our meeting services folder. In this folder we would like to present you the possibilities we have during your meetings and events. DUTCH CUISINE Within Stenden Hotel we are working according to the Dutch Cuisine. Dutch Cuisine is the reflection of the Netherlands, it's culture, character and history. Dutch Cuisine values not only quality products, it also respects the farmer who grew the crops, the suppliers and the animals. Biological, local, fair trade and animal friendly products are the key elements within Dutch Cuisine. In the Dutch Cuisine the waste is reduced to a minimum, by applying the head-to-tail principle, when preparing vegetables or meat. WORKING WITH STUDENTS Within Stenden Hotel we work with students from the Stenden Hotel Management School. During their education they will gain experience in all different outlets of Stenden Hotel, for that reason you will be served mostly by students. The practical instructors will support every event and in some cases they will assist the students when serving catering. Your reservation should be made at least 24 hours before your event (excl. weekends). For groups larger than 50 persons, the reservation should be made 48 hours in advance. The catering department is serving from Monday till Friday between 08.00 – 18.30. Requests outside these times or in the weekend can be served by our banqueting department. CONTACT INFORMATION 058 3030810 hotel@stendenhotel.com www.stendenhotel.com/en/ canteenmeetingservices.html
