BATTLE CREEK, May 8, 2012 – A new sculptural fountain designed and constructed by Tekonsha artist Viesturs "Vee" Kalnins has been installed in the reflecting pool by the Morris Learning Resource Center on the Battle Creek campus of Kellogg Community College.

The sculpture project was sponsored by the Kellogg Community Foundation's Art on Campus Initiative, the mission of which is to provide art experiences on the campuses of KCC. In a statement, Kalnins said the design for the fountain sculpture – titled "Rhom-Petals" – began by "creatively playing off of faceted globe forms." Theses globe forms are rhombicuboctahedrons, which are geometric shapes consisting of eight triangular and 18 square faces.

"The concept evolved to link Kellogg Community College disciplines in an abstract allusion to flower forms, seed pods, molecular models, etc." Kalnins said. "I was also interested in the visual contrast of geometric vs. organic elements and the center of the installation."

For the center, Kalnins designed a tray that allows water to rise to the top of the uppermost rhombicuboctahedron before cascading down around the center area of the sculpture. "I hope the design will be appreciated by a wide range of visitors and students in diverse areas of study, including math, science, humanities and the arts," he said. Kalnins is a retired surgical registered nurse first assistant, master electrician and, with his wife Willy, is a previous owner of Stone's Throw and Little Pebble Art Gallery in Tekonsha. He also is an award-winning artist whose works are displayed in numerous art venues throughout the state.

For more information about Kalnins and his work, visit him online at www.artintheeye.org.

For photos from the Kellogg Community College installation of the "Rhom-Petals" sculpture, visit the college's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/KelloggCommunityCollege/photos. The sculpture photo accompanying this press release was taken by Kellogg Community College art instructor Ryan Flathau.

About the Art on Campus Initiative
The Kellogg Community College Foundation Art on Campus Initiative began in 2004 with the help of the DeVries Art Fund started by Eleanor and Robert DeVries, longtime KCC associates. The mission of the Art on Campus Initiative is to provide art experiences on the campuses of KCC for students, faculty and staff, and for the community at large. A variety of original works is on display throughout the corridors of Kellogg Community College campus buildings. Artists such as Martin Hubbard, Kate Demke, Shuichi Murakami, Eleanor DeVries, Lily Hunter, Dee Seymour, and Kay Randel, to name a few, can be viewed on the Battle Creek campus. The goals of the Art on Campus Initiative are: to purchase original, diverse artworks for KCC's permanent collection and display in public areas on campus; to refurbish for display KCC's existing permanent collection; to establish and continue the DeVries Art Lecture Series, including at least one distinguished artist, art historian, etc., per year to provide a lecture/workshop on an art topic for students and the community; and to create community awareness of the initiative through fundraising and programming activities.

BATTLE CREEK, May 7, 2012 – Kellogg Community College's Lifelong Learning Department and the Michigan Real Estate Academy (MREA) are partnering to offer a free two-hour seminar dedicated to teaching the state requirements to become a real estate agent in Michigan.

Two sessions of the seminar "So You Want to Be a Realtor" will be offered on Tuesday, May 22, with the first session scheduled from 1 to 3 p.m. and the second scheduled from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Kellogg Community College's Regional Manufacturing Technology Center, located at 405 Hill Brady Road.

The seminar will be held with the support of the Battle Creek Area Association of Realtors and also will cover what is involved in pre-licensing education. Pre-registration is required for the seminar and can be completed by calling the MREA at 269-373-1554. For more information, visit www.MIRealEstateAcademy.com.

BATTLE CREEK, May 7, 2012 – After winning a pair of big games on Saturday, Kellogg Community College has earned first-place honors as the top team in the Michigan Community College Athletic Association Conference.

The final ranking followed the Bruins' double-header sweep of Jackson Community College on Saturday, May 5, at home at Bailey Park in Battle Creek.

Eric Laskovy, the Bruins' head coach, said had the team split victories with JCC they would've wound up in a three-way tie for first in the conference with Grand Rapids Community College and Macomb Community College. Had they lost both games, they would've finished third.

"Our goal is always to win conference and then put ourselves in position to make a regional run," Laskovy said. "We are very excited." The No. 1 ranking in the MCCAA makes the Bruins the No. 1 seed in the upcoming National Junior College Athletic Association's 2012 Region XII Baseball District Championship, which Kellogg Community College will host at Battle Creek's Bailey Park May 11 through 14.

Kellogg's championship run makes 2012 the sixth year the Bruins have won the MCCAA championship in baseball since the year 2000. Their latest championship run was in 2010. Though the team is ranked first going into the NJCAA regionals this year, Laskovy is hesitant to put too much weight on the ranking. After all, the team won the tournament last year after entering as the lowest seed.

"Our region has become really strong, and any of the eight teams competing in the tournament are capable of winning," he said. Going into regionals, Laskovy said, there's no doubt that pitching is the team's strength, though he also noted that the team has started to play more consistent defense. Keys for success in the upcoming tournament include acing "routine, fundamental plays" and playing more aggressive offense. "We know we're gonna have to play our best baseball," he said.

The team will play their first game of the regional tournament at 3 p.m. Friday, May 11, against Ohio's Cuyahoga Community College on Robert Nichols Field in Bailey Park. For more information about the baseball program at Kellogg Community College, contact KCC's athletic department at 269-965-4151 or visit www.kellogg.edu/athletics/baseball/index.html.

For photos of the Kellogg Community College baseball team in action, visit the college's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/KelloggCommunityCollege/photos.

BATTLE CREEK, May 3, 2012 – Kellogg Community College will play host to the National Junior College Athletic Association's (NJCAA) 2012 Region XII Baseball and Softball District Championships beginning Wednesday, May 9, and running through Monday, May 14, at Bailey Park in Battle Creek.

Twelve softball teams will compete May 9 through 11 to become District Champions to represent District G and District H on the way to the NJCAA Division II Softball National Championships, scheduled for May 17 through 19 in Clinton, Miss. Six teams including five from the MCCAA and one team from the Ohio Community College Athletic Conference (OCCAC) will compete for each district.

The baseball tournament will see eight teams vying for a single District Champion title, including six from the MCCAA and two southern Region XII teams. The Region XII District Baseball Champion will go on to compete in the NJCAA's Division II Baseball National Championships scheduled for May 26 through June 2 in Enid, Okla.

Events on the field will be preceded by coaches meetings that will include nominations and voting for the NJCAA All-Region and All-American teams. The events will conclude with awards ceremonies including honors for individual and team champions and runners-up, Tournament Most Valuable Player, and Coach of the Year.

Tickets for the events must be purchased onsite and cost $5 per day for adults and $3 per day for senior citizens 65 and older and for children younger than 12. Children under the age of 2 will be admitted free.

The Bruins baseball team last year won their tournament after entering as the lowest seed and finished fourth out of 10 teams in the following national tournament.

For more information about these events or to request media credentials to cover them, contact MCCAA Information Director Tod Hess at todhess@comcast.net. For photos of the Kellogg Community College baseball and softball teams in action, visit the college's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/KelloggCommunityCollege/photos.

BATTLE CREEK, April 30, 2012 – Nearly 1,300 Kellogg Community College students will graduate during the college's commencement ceremony beginning at 7:30 p.m. May 10 at W.K. Kellogg Auditorium, located at 50 Van Buren St. W. Of the 1,278 students expected to graduate, 411 are anticipated to attend the commencement ceremony. Commencement day events will begin with a commencement breakfast beginning at 8 a.m. at the McCamly Plaza Hotel, located at 50 Capital Ave. SW. A commencement rehearsal will immediately follow the breakfast at W.K. Kellogg Auditorium. Questions regarding Kellogg Community College commencement and graduation may be directed to the staff assistant to the registrar by calling 269-965-3931 ext. 2612.

BATTLE CREEK, April 30, 2012 – Following the success of Kellogg Community College's kids basketball Skills and Fundamental Teaching Camps in April, the men's basketball team will hold a second series of camps beginning May 12. The camps are open to girls and boys in second through eighth grades and will run from 2:30 to 5 p.m. each Saturday through June 2. Registration for the camps begins at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 12, at the Miller Physical Education Building on KCC's Battle Creek campus, located at 450 North Ave. A one-time fee of $25 is required and is good for all four camps, with proceeds going to support the men's basketball program. Kids should come dressed in athletic clothes and ready to play ball. Melvin McKnight, head men's basketball coach at the college, said the first series of camps in April – in which kids learned about basketball as well as about things like keeping their grades up in school – was popular, drawing around 25 kids. He expects even more for the second series. "It'll be a little bigger this time," McKnight said. For more information about Kellogg Community College's Skills and Fundamentals Teaching Camps, contact KCC's athletic department at 269-274-8640.

BATTLE CREEK, April 30, 2012 – Kellogg Community College honored the college's most outstanding students with 38 awards presented at the college's annual Awards Banquet on Thursday, April 26, at the Holiday Inn Battle Creek, located at 12812 Harper Village Drive. The Awards Banquet is an annual ceremony held to recognize students for outstanding academic achievement, and students named "outstanding" in particular curriculums or areas of achievement are given awards at the dinner. The Kellogg Community College board, administrators and faculty are proud to honor the following students who have distinguished themselves by their academic success:

OUTSTANDING INSTRUCTIONAL DIVISION GRADUATES
Annette Michels, Outstanding Graduate, Arts & Science Division, Full-Time Student
Sara Agnello, Outstanding Graduate, Career & Occupational Education Division, Full- Time Student
Christina Heistand, Outstanding Graduate, Career & Occupational Education Division, Part-Time Student

STUDENT SERVICES DIVISION AWARDS
Devin Mesecar, All-Michigan Academic Team 2012
Annette Michels, All-Michigan Academic Team 2012
Ashley Nearpass, Outstanding Female Scholar Athlete 2012
Addison Webb, Outstanding Male Scholar Athlete 2012
Marcus Douglas, Outstanding Student Employee 2012
Jody Youmans, Outstanding Student Employee 2012

INSTRUCTIONAL DIVISION AWARDS: ARTS & SCIENCES DIVISION
Arts and Communication Department
Ambra Laforce, Outstanding Achievement in Art 2012
Jacob Smith, Outstanding Achievement in Communication 2012
Chelcie Ziegler, Outstanding Achievement in Creative Writing 2012
Eric Otis, Outstanding Achievement in English 2012
Emily Cameron, Outstanding Achievement in Foreign Language 2012
Elizabeth and Guido Binda Excellence in Visual and Performing Arts Award
Samantha Kerwin, Excellence in Art – Binda Award 2012
Education Department
Kelley Parish, Outstanding Early Childhood Education Program Graduate 2012
Taelor Cope, Outstanding Education Major Graduate 2012
Math and Science Department
Allison Rieger, Outstanding Achievement in Biology 2012
Allison Boyer, Outstanding Achievement in Chemistry 2012
Christina Khim, Outstanding Achievement in Mathematics 2012
Steven Maurer, Outstanding Achievement in Physics 2012
Social Sciences Department
Patrick Withrow, Outstanding Human Services Program Graduate 2012
Elizabeth Curry, Outstanding Social Science Graduate 2012
Patrick Withrow, Service Learning Commitment 2012

INSTRUCTIONAL DIVISION AWARDS: CAREER & OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION DIVISION
Marcus Douglas, Breaking Traditions Graduate 2012
Jessica Sarnik, Outstanding Associate Degree Nursing Graduate 2012
Gerardo Torres, Outstanding Business Management Graduate 2012
Joseph Amaro, Outstanding Computer-Aided Drafting and Design Technology Graduate 2012
Christina Heistand, Outstanding Criminal Justice Graduate 2012
Kimberly Trolz, Outstanding Dental Hygiene Graduate 2012
Bryan Dove, Outstanding EMS Student 2012
Kathryn Barnes, Outstanding Graphic Design Graduate 2012
Jill Fenstemaker, Outstanding Medical Laboratory Technology Graduate 2012
Lori Bailey, Outstanding Office Information Technology Graduate 2012
Marcus Douglas, Outstanding Paralegal Graduate 2012
Virginia Herweyer, Outstanding Physical Therapist Assistant Graduate 2012
Tiffany Davis, Outstanding Radiography Graduate 2012

In the accompanying photo, Kellogg Community College art instructor Peter Williams and student Samantha Kerwin laugh before Kerwin is presented with the Excellence in Art – Binda Award 2012 during the Awards Banquet ceremony. More photos can be found on KCC's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/KelloggCommunityCollege/photos.

For more information about the Awards Banquet, contact Rose Dulaney, Kellogg Community College's secretary of Student Life, at 269-965-3931 ext. 2626 or by email at dulaneyr@kellogg.edu. Information about the Awards Banquet can also be found online at www.kellogg.edu/studentlife/banquet.html.

BATTLE CREEK, April 23, 2012 – Miranda O'Neill of Bronson has signed a letter of intent to play volleyball at Kellogg Community College and will begin playing for the team during the fall 2012 season.

O'Neill previously played volleyball for Bronson Jr./Sr. High School and was a member of the team that won the Class C state championship in 2009. Her honors include making the 2011 All-Academic State Team and the SJV Conference First Team and being named an All-State Honorable Mention and SJV Scholar-Athlete.

"Miranda is going to be a great addition to KCC," said the college's head volleyball coach, Keith Julien. "With her enthusiasm and competitive attitude she will surely be the glue the holds the Bruins together. We as a coaching staff are looking forward to watching her develop as a player."

For more information about the volleyball program at Kellogg Community College, visit www.kellogg.edu/athletics/volleyball/index.html or call coach Julien at 269-565-7879.

Pictured in the accompanying photo are, from left to right, Cynthia Smith (mother), KCC's assistant volleyball coach Amy Julien, Miranda O'Neill and John O'Neill (father).

BATTLE CREEK, April 23, 2012 – Kellogg Community College's Branch County Community Chorus will present its annual "Spring Cabaret @ the Tibbits" event beginning at 7:30 p.m. May 5 at the Tibbits Opera House, located at 14 S. Hanchett St. in Coldwater. The event is open to the public and will feature a wide musical range including solos, duets and small ensemble presentations by members of the community chorus. The program also will include a reception and dessert bar. "This has become a signature event for the Coldwater community and a great opportunity to support the local community chorus," said Gerald Blanchard, professor of vocal music at KCC and director of the program. "We would love to have a full house for this most wonderful of musical events." The event is free, but an at-will donation will be accepted in support of the Kellogg Community College Choral Union's international tour in Ireland in July. Reservations are requested as space will be limited. To reserve your space at this year's event, please call 269-965-3931 ext. 2566.

About the Kellogg Community College Vocal Arts Area
The Kellogg Community College vocal arts area has four choral opportunities including the Kellogg Singers, the Branch County Community Chorus, Concentus Vocal Ensemble and the Choral Union Touring Choir. The area also offers a yearly opera workshop, individualized voice lessons, master classes and student recitals. For more information, please visit www.kellogg.edu/performart or call 269-965-3931 ext. 2566.

BATTLE CREEK, April 23, 2012 – Twenty-two Kimiko Petersen Fine Art Awards and three Kellogg Community College Foundation Scholarships were presented to Kellogg Community College student artists on Sunday, April 22, for work displayed in the college's 2012 Annual Student Art Exhibition. Seventy student artists entered more than 120 works of art in competition for Petersen Awards totaling $1,000. Awards included Best of Media and Honorable Mention awards spread among 10 media categories in addition to a single Best of Show award and a single Instructor Recognition award. Michigan arts professional Dar Davis, who served as the juror for this year's exhibition, said that in judging the show he looked for compelling works of art that showed great imagination.

"The visual arts are alive and well in Battle Creek," Davis said. "I enjoyed my visit and am pleased to see that the creative energy amongst our young people remains strong and vital."

The Best of Show Award went to Stormie Lantis for an untitled pigmented inkjet print (a digital photograph) and the Instructor Recognition Award went to Amy Osborne for "Remnants #3," a pigmented inkjet print with acrylic and glitter (a digital composite collage).

Best of Media awards went to Kenzi Rombaugh (ceramics), Thomas Graham (drawing), Kristy Towery (painting), Brian Noell (2D mixed media), Morgan Paul (sculpture and 3D mixed media), Allison Rieger (black and white photography), Paul Jennings (digital media), Stormie Lantis (printmaking/alternative photography print processes), Kathryn Barnes (graphic design) and Gerald King (animation/video).

Honorable Mention awards went to Laural Lirones (ceramics), Kathryn Barnes (drawing), Craig Noaeill (black and white photography), Jason Lacey (black and white photography), Tracy Drew Johnson (digital media), Jerry Towery (digital media), Ashley Goldsmith (digital media), Emily Cameron (digital media), Joan Wetherill (digital media) and Stephen Richmond (animation/video).

Additionally, Crystal Conklin was awarded the $1,000 Bryan R. Thomas Memorial Scholarship, Renee Elkins was awarded the $1,000 Battle Creek Society of Artists Scholarship and Michael Broadhurst was awarded the $250 Graphic Design Department Scholarship. The scholarship recipients were selected by committees comprised of KCC faculty and staff.

Kellogg Community College's Annual Student Art Exhibition showcases the works of current visual arts students and will be displayed free and open to the public through May 2 in the Eleanor R. & Robert A. DeVries Gallery in the college's Davidson Visual and Performing Arts Center, located on campus at 450 North Ave. in Battle Creek. Gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

About the Kimiko Petersen Fine Art Awards
The Kimiko Petersen Fine Art Awards represent $1,000 in total prizes and come from a fund that Sherman and Kimiko Petersen set up with the Kellogg Community College Foundation to recognize annually the achievements of KCC's student artists.

BATTLE CREEK, April 23, 2012 – The Kellogg Community College Lifelong Learning Department is holding a series of nonprofit training workshops to assist the nonprofit community. Unless otherwise noted, each takes place at KCC's Regional Manufacturing Technology Center, located at 405 Hill-Brady Road. Registration with a major credit card can be completed by calling 269-965-4134. Visit www.kellogg.edu/lifelong for information on other registration options and class offerings.

Advanced Grant Writing Tuesdays, May 1 and 15, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Participants with a basic understanding of grant writing may further their skills with understanding and practice of the basic principles essential to the grant writing process. Course fee is $249.

Basic Grant Proposals Wednesdays, May 2, 9 to 11 a.m. This introductory course is open to all interested in learning the basics of developing a grant proposal to apply for funding for a nonprofit organization. Course fee is $10.

How Service Delivery & Cultural Competence Go Hand-in-Hand Wednesday, May 9, 1 to 3 p.m. This workshop will help participants understand the connection between high-quality service delivery and cultural competence and how they may put this knowledge into practice. Course fee is $25.

"I Have a Contact There": Building Good Relationships with the Media Wednesday, May 23, 9 to 11 a.m. This workshop will give attendees a clearer understanding of reporters and editors, what they think and how to best get their attention to cover a story. Course fee is $29.

Nonprofit Board Basics Thursday, May 31, 9 to 11 a.m. Participants will learn the basic roles and responsibilities of nonprofit boards of directors and board committees, the legal aspects of board service, as well as tips and practices of highly effective boards. Course fee is $10.

Cloud Computing Essentials: Keeping Your Information Safe & Accessible Thursday, June 7, 9 to 11:30 a.m. This workshop will cover how to choose "cloud-ready" equipment, manage a "bring your own device" environment, and how cloud computing changes existing policies and security practices. Course fee is $35.

Projecting Cash Flow: No Crystal Ball Required! Tuesday, June 19, 9 to 11 a.m. This course will discuss the difference between budget and cash flow as well as how to break down a budget into weekly or biweekly cash projections. Course fee is $29.

BATTLE CREEK, April 23, 2012 – The Kellogg Community College Lifelong Learning department is pleased to announce a series of upcoming courses. Unless otherwise noted, each course takes place at KCC's Regional Manufacturing Technology Center, located at 405 Hill Brady Road in Battle Creek. Registration with a major credit card can be completed by calling 269-965-4134. Visit www.kellogg.edu/lifelong for information about other registration options and class offerings.

Develop Your Psychic Awareness Wednesday, May 2, 6 to 8:30 p.m. Participants will discover specific techniques that will expand their awareness of their own psychic language along with exercises they can do at home to heighten and strengthen their sensitivity to these gifts. Course fee is $29.

Getting Paid to Talk! Intro to Professional Voiceovers Monday, May 7, 6:30 to 9 p.m. Amateur and aspiring voice professionals will learn what the pros look for when hiring, how to prepare and where to find work in their area. Attendees will also have the opportunity to listen to professional voice samples and record their own short script. Course fee is $35.

Yoga: Down to the Core Mondays, May 7-21, 6 to 7:30 p.m. Attendees will experience a mixture of dynamic movements and steady postures to relax and tone the body. Yoga experience is preferred. Course fee is $35.

Past Life Meditation Tuesday, May 8, 6 to 8 p.m. This class will take participants through a guided meditation to learn who they were in past lives and find out why they are the way they are today. Course fee is $19.

Aura Reading & Protection Wednesday, May 9, 6 to 8:30 p.m. This class will take participants through step-by-step methods of reading, strengthening and protecting their auras and learn why doing so can be important to their personal well-being. Course fee is $29.

Best Deal! Take both Develop Your Psychic Awareness and Aura Reading for only $49 Wednesdays, May 2-9, 6 to 8:30 p.m. Participants may take both classes for a discounted price. Course fee is $49.

Explore the Raw Food Trend with Tasty Cuisine Wednesday, May 16, 6 to 8 p.m. Participants will learn step-by-step how to get the recommended nine servings of fruits and vegetables each day through the practice of eating raw food. Course fee is $39.

BATTLE CREEK, April 9, 2012 – The Kellogg Community College Lifelong Learning department is pleased to announce a new series of academic summer youth camps. Students entering seventh and eighth grades can enroll in a variety of camps focused on language arts as well as science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). All camps are designed to enhance learning over the summer months when time out of school can result in the loss of student progress. "We are thrilled to be able to offer these fun and engaging camps to help parents fill the gap for their children over the summer," said Kimberlee Andrews-Bingham, Lifelong Learning Youth Camp coordinator. "We plan to get participants excited and ready to excel in the fall!" Each camp will take place at KCC's Regional Manufacturing Technology Center located at 405 Hill-Brady Road in Battle Creek. Registration with a major credit card can be completed by calling 269-965-4134. More information can be found online at www.kellogg.edu/lifelong.

Science, Technology, Engineering, Math – STEM Camps

Summer Science Launch Pad Part 1: Rockets, Gasses and Experiments - Oh My! This super fun summer camp will incorporate a mix of sciences including chemistry, technology, engineering and math so that participants can learn how they are all interrelated. Monday – Thursday • 7/16 - 7/19 • 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. • $125 Course # CAMP CI18M-03

Summer Science Launch Pad Part 2: More Rockets, Gasses and Experiments - Oh My! Part two of this action packed camp will engage students in even more experiments and group activities! Focusing on a different topic each day will allow students to explore things like kid patents and inventions, math in rubber band bungee cord simulations and extreme gas expansion! Monday – Thursday • 7/16 - 7/19 • 1 to 5 p.m. • $125 Course # CAMP CI18M-04

Calling all Scientists and Engineers of Tomorrow - Sustainability and Renewable Energy Exploration! This class will incorporate individual and group projects as well as lab experiments to examine water conservation and renewable energy options in the world around us! Monday – Thursday • 7/9 - 7/12 • 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. • $125 Course # CAMP CI18M-01

Beyond Science Fiction - The World of Lego Robotics! Using creativity, imagination and Legos students will work together to find ways of conquering obstacles in robotics planning and design. Monday – Thursday • 7/9 - 7/12 • 1 to 5:00 p.m. • $125 Course # CAMP CI18M-02

Language Arts Camps

Finding your Inner Poet - Ekphrastic Prose & Printmaking In this class students will generate prose poems and flash fiction pieces, create images based on stories and poems and explore low-cost ways to do printmaking at home. Monday – Thursday • 7/9 - 7/12 • 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. • $125 Course # CAMP CJ19M-01

The Real Deal: Creative Nonfiction Writing - Zines, Bookbinding and Artist's Books In this class students will explore different styles of creative nonfiction writing with a special focus on do-it-yourself or homemade 'zines (as in an abbreviation of fanzine or magazine) and books. Monday – Thursday • 7/16 – 19 • 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. • $125 Course # CAMP CJ19M-03

Behind The Wall - Creating Poetry and Literature through Journaling This class is devoted to the inner workings of human nature through analysis of short stories, excerpts from other writings and poetry from all eras. Students will journal daily with the help of instructor writing prompts related to the readings shared in class. Monday – Thursday • 1 to 5:00 p.m. • 7/9 - 7/12 • $125 Course # CAMP CJ19M-02

Bring Your Voice! Poetry and Spoken Word Performance Pieces In this high energy class students will devote their time to creating and producing poetry and spoken word pieces. Monday – Thursday • 1 to 5:00pm * 7/16 - 7/19 • $125 Course # CAMP CJ19M-04

Best deal! Register for one full week of summer camps (morning and afternoon) for $249. Register for two full weeks of camps (morning and afternoon) for only $399! If registering for multiple sessions students will be able to choose all STEM or language arts camps or make selections from each track.