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• Morning and/or Afternoon Academies

• STEM & Technical Academies

• Located at CATEC on Rio Rd.

www.pvcc.edu/kidscollege

NEW! Rising 7 th-10 th Graders

KidsCollege@CATEC June 19-23 & June 25-30

A partnership between CATEC and PVCC’s KidsCollege program

Ages: Rising 7th-10th graders

Location: Charlottesville Albemarle Technical Center, 1000 East Rio Road, Charlottesville

Fee: $135 per academy and $20 for lunch supervision period. (No lunch supervision fee if enrolled in an a.m. and p.m. academy during the same week.)

Scholarships: Available based on financial need. Go to www.pvcc.edu/kidscollege/scholarships for more information.

Academy # A.M. Academies ACADEMY INSTRUCTOR9174 9-12:15 p.m. Cook Breakfast for Mom Chef Tom Goss

9189 9-12:15 p.m. Firefighting: All the Basics Captain Bobby Elliott

9173 9-12:15 p.m. Intro to Engineering & Design

Wayne Zink

9191 12:15–1:15 p.m. LUNCH SUPERVISION

9184 1:15–4:30 p.m. Make & Decorate Amazing Cupcakes

Chef Tom Goss

9175 1:15–4:30 p.m. Cosmetology Basics: Hair, Skin & Nails

Char Whetzel

9176 1:15–4:30 p.m. Intro to Unity Game Engine & Programming

John Haverkamp

June 26-30

Academy # A.M. Academies ACADEMY INSTRUCTOR9179 9-12:15 p.m. 101 Ways to Cook Eggs Chef Tom Goss

9190 9-12:15 p.m. Firefighting Scenarios: What would YOU do?

Captain Bobby Elliott

9182 9-12:15 p.m. BizKid$ Money Matters Cassandra Riggin/UVA Community Credit Union

9192 12:15–1:15 p.m LUNCH SUPERVISION

9186 1:15–4:30 p.m. How to Make Delicious Cookies & Quick Breads

Chef Tom Goss

9185 1:15–4:30 p.m. Creative Makeovers: Refinish & Redesign

Megan Panek

9183 1:15–4:30 p.m. Getting Job Ready-In one week

Amanda Jay

June 19-23

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WEEK 1: Jun. 19-23A.M. Academies 9 a.m.–12:15 p.m.

Cook Breakfast for Mom (or Dad) Surprise your family with a delicious breakfast! You will learn the basics of breakfast cooking including eggs, French toast, pancakes, waffles, breakfast muffins, and breakfast meats. This academy will cover basic sanitation principles, knife usage and safety in the kitchen, as well as the basics of food preparation. You will learn about the culinary industry and food service occupations. Chef Tom Goss has been in the hospitality/restaurant business for 45 years. He has a master’s degree from the prestigious Cornell Hotel School, is a certified club manager and sanitation instructor, and has owned and operated seven restaurants. He has taught students from elementary through high school and currently teaches culinary arts at CATEC.

Intro to Engineering & DesignDo you like to learn how things work? What do engineers really do? In this hands-on academy, you will design and build a small machine with moving parts. Working together with other students, you will brainstorm, prototype, test, and evaluate your own design creation. You will learn all about designing, testing, and improving your design project. While working on your project, you will learn about the engineering field and its many applications and career pathways. No prior experience is necessary. Wayne Zink has over 20 years of elementary through high school classroom experience in Virginia and California school systems and is a U.Va. admissions application reader. He is a life-long tinkerer, artist and maker. His expertise areas include technology, engineering, physics, robotics, coding, photography, arts and STEAM integration.

Firefighting: All the Basics Do you have what it takes to be a firefighter? In this exciting, hands-on academy, you will learn all about firefighting skills, safety, and equipment uses. Do you know how the fire service started? You will learn about the key skills of firefighting, firefighting as a career field, and what is available in the local community. Captain Bobby Elliott is a retired fire captain with the City of Charlottesville Fire Department and was with the Fluvanna County Volunteer Fire Department for 20 years. He has been the lead instructor for the Fire Service Academy at CATEC for 14 years.

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P.M. Academies 1:15–4:30 p.m.

Make & Decorate Amazing CupcakesWin the cupcake decorating war! You will learn the basic skills of: how to make cupcakes from scratch and bake properly; how to make basic icing; and how to decorate cupcakes using basic

techniques. A friendly cupcake decorating “war” will show off your creative design abilities. This academy will cover basic sanitation principles, knife usage and safety in the kitchen, as well as the basics of food preparation. You will learn about the culinary industry and food service occupations. Chef Tom Goss has been in the hospitality/restaurant business for 45 years. He has a master’s degree from the prestigious Cornell Hotel School, is a certified club manager and sanitation instructor, and has owned and operated seven restaurants. He has taught students from elementary through high school and currently teachers culinary arts at CATEC.

Intro to Unity Game Engine & ProgrammingLearn to code and build customized games! Many games you already play are built with the Unity game engine. Unity is a platform that helps professionals build games easily without having to start from scratch. You will build a customized 2D- type platform game. The simple scripts used to make things happen in the game serve as a fun introduction to the C++ and or Javascript programming languages. That’s real coding. You will also explore physics, art, and sound design as you build your own unique levels. John Haverkamp is skilled in a wide range of artisanal crafts and in various educational computer software programs, including programming, 3-D software and 3-D modeling and animation. His artistic mediums include steel, bronze, and clay. He has taught youth and adults in community, school, and university settings.

WEEK 2: Jun. 26-30A.M. Academies 9 a.m.–12:15 p.m.

101 Ways to Cook with Eggs Surprise everyone with your amazing cooking skills! This academy will explore the many ways to prepare the incredible, edible egg, understand its usage, and physiology. Eggs may be commonplace but they have numerous, inventive cooking applications. This academy will cover basic sanitation principles, knife usage and safety in the kitchen, as well as the basics of food preparation. You will learn about the culinary industry and food service occupations. Chef Tom Goss has been in the hospitality/restaurant business for 45 years. He has a master’s degree from the prestigious Cornell Hotel School, is a certified club manager and sanitation instructor, and has owned and operated seven restaurants. He has taught students from elementary through high school and currently teachers culinary arts at CATEC.

BizKid$ Money Matters Ever dream about becoming a millionaire or owing your own business? Become a BizKid! Join us for a week of activities and games focused on money and entrepreneurship. Learn how to be a smart consumer so you can make the most of your money. Activities include an interactive game where you will earn a paycheck and chose how to spend it. We’ll also brainstorm business ideas. You will develop strategies and campaigns to make your product a success and explore ways your business can give back to our local community. Cassandra Riggin, financial education specialist at the UVA Community Credit Union, has taught financial education to individuals, schools, and community organizations throughout our region.

Firefighting Scenarios: What Would YOU Do? Are you interested in being a firefighter? Through hands-on activities and scenarios, you will learn the skills, training, and knowledge needed to be a successful firefighter. You will learn about the key skills of firefighting, how the fire service started, and what is available in our local community. Captain Bobby Elliott is a retired fire captain with the City of Charlottesville Fire Department and was with the Fluvanna County Volunteer Fire Department for 20 years. He has been the lead instructor for the Fire Service Academy at CATEC for 14 years.

Cosmetology Basics: Hair, Skin & NailsLearn about exciting cosmetology careers and the latest trends! You will learn how to take care of your own hair, skin, and nails. Find out how to style hair in braids, simple hair styles, skin care basics, and makeup for everyday wear. While learning about manicures, you will have the opportunity to create some of the nail art designs popular today. Char Whetzel has been a licensed cosmetology and barbering instructor for 14 years. She currently teaches at Greene County Technical Center and has previously taught at CATEC. She has 30 years of experience in the field and works part-time in a salon.

How to RegisterPlease complete a separate online account or print registration form for each student. All previous students have an online account in their name. Registration is available online, in person, by mail, fax or email.

Online Registration Steps Please review carefully

Each student needs a separate account. All previous KidsCollege students already have an online account. The online registration system has a time limit, gather all necessary information to create your students’ profile account in advance. You will be able to return to your student’s online account to modify information.

To register go to: www.pvcc.edu/kidscollege Select >Browse our courses>KidsCollege<KidsCollege@CATEC

Create or Update Student Profile Account Previous KidsCollege Student? All previous students have an online account with student user name and password which is needed to register online. Don’t have it? Call or email 434.961.5354 or kidscollege@pvcc.edu. IMPORTANT: Carefully review and update all student profile information: emails, phone numbers and addresses. New KidsCollege Students: Create a separate online student profile for each student under the student’s name. Save your user name and password. Create each account using the student’s name. However, enter the email address for the primary parent/guardian.

1. Select Academies or Programs Choose all academies or programs. Additional selections may be added later. Lunch Supervision. Students bring their own lunch. If enrolling in an A.M. and P.M. academy during the same week, there is no charge for lunch supervision. Apply class code: “FREE” at checkout.

2. Checkout Process

At check-out, complete this information.

1. Assumption of risk/photo release/student conduct form. Please sign and read to your student(s).

2. Sign in/out information. Include your own name, if applicable. Students can only be signed out by names listed and the adult must present a photo ID. You can add more names later.

3. Emergency contacts. Include your own name, if applicable. Who should be contacted first in an emergency? Additional names may be added later.

4. Health needs/special considerations. Please list all health, learning issues, behavior issues, medical conditions and medications.

5. School attending and grade level in the fall of 2017.

6. Checkout and payment. Enter payment information. Online payments may be made by credit card or check.

You will receive a confirmation email and reminders before the academy starts.

For additional questions Contact kidscollege@pvcc.edu or 434.961.5354 or

visit PVCC Workforce Services, Stultz Center, 501 College Drive, Charlottesville, VA 22902.

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P.M. Academies 1:15–4:30 p.m.

How to Make Delicious Cookies & Quick Breads Become the next top Food Network star! This academy is truly “hands-on!” You will be given numerous simple and basic recipes for making cookies, short breads, biscuits, pancakes, brownies, and scones. This academy will also cover basic sanitation principles, knife usage and safety in the kitchen, as well as the basics of food preparation. You will learn about the culinary industry and food service occupations. Chef Tom Goss has been in the hospitality/restaurant business for 45 years. He has a master’s degree from the prestigious Cornell Hotel School, is a certified club manager and sanitation instructor, and has owned and operated seven restaurants. He has taught students from elementary through high school and currently teachers culinary arts at CATEC.

Creative Makeovers: Refinish & RedesignAre you a do-it-yourselfer who likes to work with your hands? Do you ever look at a household item and think about other ways it could be used? If so, then this academy is for you! You will learn how to effectively and safely refinish and re-purpose household decor items (a.k.a. “upcycle”). Upcycling not only saves money; it also challenges you to use your creativity and problem solving skills. You may bring in your own household decor item to upcycle or choose from a selection of donated items. Megan Panek has taught for 14 years. She has her master’s degree in education and currently teaches english at CATEC. In her spare time, she is an avid do-it-yourselfer who has been up-cycling for years. She enjoys giving new life to old furniture and household items.

Getting Job Ready–In One Week! Do you want a job? Through fun and educational activities, you will learn all the essential skills and strategies to find, get, and keep a job, even if you’re under 15 years old! Find out the best way to search for jobs online, create an effective resume, and ace a job interview. Learn from HR (human resources) experts how to be successful once you get a job. Amanda Jay has been an English instructor for more than 10 years and has been teaching career development strategies to high school students for the last seven years at CATEC. She specializes in blending career and technical education and English courses to create unique learning experiences designed to help 21st century students prepare to enter the workforce.

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Cancellations: Workforce Services reserves the right to cancel any class.

Refund Policy: Participants must withdraw from an academy at least (5) business days before that academy is scheduled to begin to receive a full refund. No refunds will be provided after this time. Refund requests must be made in writing be mail, fax (434. 961.5270) or email (kidscollege@pvcc.edu). Include your name, student ID number, course title and reason for refund. Please note: If a student is registered by a staff nember or pays by check, your Social Security number. will be required in order to provide a refund check from the State of Virginia. Refund checks from the State of Virginia take 3-5 weeks to process.If a class is cancelled due to low enrollment, we will notify you within 7-10 days in advance and offer other programs. Otherwise, the note above regarding Social Security No.’s is applicable if a refund check is needed.NOTICE: In compliance with the sex offender and crimes against minors’ registry, a portion of this information will be submitted to the Virginia State Police.

Disability Statement: If you are a student with a disability who needs classroom accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act, you are required to meet with the Disability Services Counselor, Susan Hannifan to request accommodations. Her office is located in the Main Building, room M125, Phone: 434.961.5281, Email: shannifan@pvcc.edu. To receive academic accommodations for this class, please obtain the proper forms and meet with me at the beginning of the semester.

Nondiscrimination Policy: Piedmont Virginia Community College is an equal opportunity institution providing educational and employment opportunities, programs, services, and activities. PVCC does not discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, family medical history or genetic information, military service, national origin, parental status, political affiliation, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy and gender identity), sexual orientation, or any other non-merit base factor. The College also prohibits sexual harassment including sexual violence or misconduct. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding any of these policies: Human Resources Manager, 501 College Dr., Main Building, Room M810, Charlottesville, VA 22902; 434.961.6567.

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Learn today...Lead tomorrowKIDSCollege@PVCC 2017 Registration for qSummer qOther __________________

Online registration available at www.pvcc.edu/KidsCollege. To register by in-person, phone or by mail: Complete all forms (Registration Form, Assumption of Risk) and make a payment. Mail/bring to PVCC Workforce Services, 501 College Drive, Charlottesville, VA 22902. Questions and/or to register: 434.961.5354 or kidscollege@pvcc.edu. Payment must be received at time of registration. Scholarships available based on financial need. All scholarship and registration forms at: www.pvcc.edu/kidscollege.

Student’s (Child’s) Name ______________________________________________________________________________

School___________________________________________ Grade level in fall 2016/2017 _________________________

Circle: Male Female Date of Birth: ____/____/____ Social Security #: __________________________

Student previously enrolled in a PVCC KidsCollege Academy or class? qYES qNOParent or Legal Guardian Name_________________________________________________________________________

Phone (Home) _________________ (Cell) ______________________ E-mail Address: _____________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________________

City:__________________________________________________State:_________________ Zip: ____________________

(optional) Additional Parent or Legal Guardian Name: _________________________________________________________

Phone (Home) ___________________(Cell) ________________________ E-mail Address___________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________________

City: _________________________________________________ State: __________________ Zip: ___________________

Student’s Ethnicity: qHispanic/Latino q Asian qAmerican Indian/Alaska Native qBlack/African-American qWhite/Caucasian qNative Hawaiian/Other qPacific Islander qChoose Not To SpecifyIs the student a U.S. citizen? qYes qNo If no, country of citizenship: __________________________________________Permanent Status: qResident alien Asylee Refugee #: ___________________________________________________What is the student’s current immigration status with the U.S.? qNot in U.S. I am requesting visa status qCurrently in U.S. qStudent is a dependent of someone who served in the military.

How did you learn about KidsCollege@PVCC Summer Academies? qBrochure from school qReturning student qOther:

ACADEMIES (include early care, lunch & After-Academy Club, if applicable)#Number Date Academy Title or Program Title Fee

TOTAL $Please make payment to Piedmont Virginia Community College.

DO NOT FAX OR EMAIL CREDIT CARD INFORMATION. Call 434.961.5354 to pay with credit card. Method of payment: Check Money Order Visa • MasterCard • AMEX

Card No.: _______________–________________–_______________–________________

Exp. Date: ______ /_______ Billing Zip Code: _________ Name on Card: ________________________________________

Signature: __________________________________________________________ Total Amount Enclosed: ____________

Please complete on reverse side.

(for office use: Empl.ID_____________)

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Student Name_______________________________________ (for office use: Empl.ID ______________ )

2017 KidsCollege@PVCC - STUDENT INFORMATION

SIGN-IN/SIGN-OUT INFORMATION (additional names can be added later by parent/guardian. Please include your own name, if applicable)

Please list the names of the parent(s) and/or other adults who have permission to pick the student up, including parent signing below.

By signing this form, the parent gives permission for the adults listed below to pick his or her child up from the Academies:

(1) Name_________________________Relation to student:_____________________ Phone number: _________________

(2) Name_________________________Relation to student:_____________________ Phone number: _________________

(3) Name_________________________Relation to student:_____________________ Phone number: _________________

Adults listed above may be asked to show photo I.D. at pick-up. Please have I.D. ready.

EMERGENCY CONTACTS

In case an emergency situation arises who should we contact first? Include your own name, if applicable, contact:

Name_________________________Relation to student:_____________________ Phone number: ____________________

(OPT. Additional Phone number:________________________)

Name_________________________Relation to student:_____________________ Phone number: ____________________

(OPT. Additional Phone number:________________________)

HEALTH NEEDS/SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS

1. Does the student have any allergies, or other health issues or conditions? qNo qYes

Please explain: ____________________________________________________________________________

2. Does the student take any medications? qNo qYes

Please list: ________________________________________________________________________________________

3. Will your student need to take any of these medications during the program? qNo qYes

4. Does the student carry a respirator, EpiPen, or other medical device? qNo qYes

Please explain: ____________________________________________________________________________________

5. Does the student have any special learning or behavioral needs? qNo qYes

Please explain: ____________________________________________________________________________________

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Additional Comments: ______________________________________________________________________________

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Send payment and registration forms to PVCC Workforce Services, 501 College Drive, Charlottesville, VA 22902.

For more information or to register by phone with a credit card, please call 434.961.5354 or KidsCollege@pvcc.edu.

Information about the KidsCollege Academies is distributed to students through mailings, at community events and through area schools. Albemarle County Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, age, sex, disability, national origin, pregnancy, or marital status. Questions or concerns regarding compliance with the School division’s nondiscrimination policies may be directed to: Director of Human Resources, 401 McIntire Road, Charlottesville, VA 22902; Phone: 434.296.5827.

ASSUMPTION OF RISK/PHOTO RELEASE /STUDENT CONDUCT FORM

PIEDMONT VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE - 2017 KIDSCOLLEGE@CATEC

I (the student) agree, that as a participant in the 2017 KidsCollege@PVCC Programs at CATEC, including Spring and Summer Academies, and Workshops, scheduled between January 1, 2017, and Dec. 30, 2017, I am responsible for my own behavior and well-being. I accept this condition of participation, and I acknowledge that I have been informed of the general nature of the risks involved in this activity.I understand that in the event of accident or injury, personal judgment may be required by College personnel regarding what actions should be taken on my behalf. Nevertheless, I acknowledge that the College personnel may not legally owe me a duty to take any action on my behalf. I also understand that it is my responsibility to secure personal health insurance in advance, if desired, and to take into account my personal health and physical condition.I further agree to abide by any and all specific requests by the College for my safety or the safety of others, as well as any and all of the College’s rules and policies applicable to all activities related to this program.In consideration for being permitted to participate in this program, and because I have agreed to assume the risks involved, I hereby agree that I am responsible for any resulting personal injury, damage to or loss of my property which may occur as a result of my participation or arising out of my participation in this program, unless any such personal injury, damage to or loss of my property is directly due to the negligence of the College. I understand that this Assumption of Risk form will remain in effect during any of my subsequent visits and program-related activities, unless a specific revocation of this document is filed in writing with the program coordinator, at which time my visits to or participation in the program will cease.

STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT (Parent/guardian and student to review) I will treat fellow students, PVCC faculty and staff with respect at all times, including: respectful listening, participation during hands-on activities, avoid distracting behavior and follow directions from PVCC staff as necessary to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience by all. I understand that the College reserves the right to exclude my participation in this program if my participation or behavior is deemed detrimental to the safety or welfare of others. I agree to the expectations for behavior, which includes not smoking, chewing gum, rough-housing or using inappropriate language. I understand that cell phones and electronic games are allowed for limited use as permitted during breaks.I understand that the consequences for breaking these rules may include (1) a warning from the Instructor (2) meeting with Program Manager and/or staff (3) a phone call and/or meeting with the parent/guardian (4) being asked to leave the program without a refund.

PHOTO/VIDEO RELEASE I hereby grant to PVCC, and to the press and media, the right to photograph, videotape, or otherwise digitally collect my likeness, voice and sounds (as “Works”) during my participation in the KidsCollege@PVCC programs. I further acknowledge that these cooperating entities have the right to use or sublicense these Works in all forms and for all purposes, including without limitation, advertising and other promotions for the KidsCollege@PVCC programs, including on the KidsCollege@PVCC Facebook page. It is a PVCC policy not to print a minor’s name with his/her picture without specific permission from his/her parent or guardian.

My child/ward is under 18 years of age and I am hereby providing permission for him/her to participate in this program, and I agree to be responsible for his/her behavior and safety during KidsCollege@PVCC programs.

I acknowledge that I (student or parent/guardian) has read and fully understand this document. I further acknowledge that I agree to the terms and conditions of this form, and I am accepting these personal risks and conditions of my own free will.

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