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TABLE OF CONTENTS

WHAT’S INSIDE

What’s Inside

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Overnight and Family Activities

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All Families (Registration Information)

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Join Us (Affiliation)

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Swimming Lessons

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Camp Bruin Tots Kindergarten only

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Camp Bruin Kids Level A Kindergarten through 1st Grade

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Camp Bruin Kids Level B and C 2nd through 5th Grade

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Camp Explore 2nd through 5th Grade

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Bruins on Broadway 3rd through 10th Grade

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Camp Voyager 6th through 10th Grade

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Camp Adventure 6th through 10th Grade

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Counselors in Training 10th through 12th Grade

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Policies

A publication of

STUDENT AFFAIRS ORGANIZATION Division of Student and Campus Life Department of Cultural and Recreational Affairs

UCLA RECREATION’S PHILOSOPHY of providing excellent educational and leisure opportunities is evident in all of our youth programs, which emphasize each child’s needs and personal development while working in a group.

STAFF: Our staff members are carefully selected to be positive role models for our campers.

Staff education: Child development, psychology, sociology, and communication skills.

Staff advanced training: Performing arts, creative arts, athletics, and education.

Staff certification: Community first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation by the American Red Cross. Aquatic staff certified in lifeguard training; many certified in water safety instruction. Our highly trained staff instills self-esteem in our campers within an enriched, safe environment.

WHAT’S INSIDE

UCLA offers a variety of summer programs designed to meet the varying needs of your children.

SUMMER FAMILY PROGRAMS: See our website for more information on our Summer Family Entertainment Series at www.recreation.ucla.edu.

SWIMMING CLASSES:

Private, semi-private, and group swimming lessons for children ages 3-12 years. See Page 6 for more details.

Call (310) 825-3701 or go online at www.recreation.ucla.edu.

TEEN OUTDOOR ADVENTURES:

Summer Family Entertainment Series FOR ALL AGES

Enjoy a fun family night out at Sunset Canyon Recreation Center during our summer family entertainment series. Families can enjoy a variety of entertainment in a beautiful park like environment. Bring a picnic basket and enjoy or purchase light refreshments. Event admission is free.

DATES:

Wed., July 8: Magic Show Wed., Aug. 5: Puppet Show

Classes in sailing, windsurfing, surfing, kayaking, rowing, and indoor and outdoor rock climbing for kids entering grades 8-12. Call (310) 825-3701 or go online at www.recreation.ucla.edu.

LOCATION:

Other UCLA Youth and High School Programs

Sunset Sleepover

UCLA ATHLETIC SPORTS CAMPS:

FOR CHILDREN ENTERING GRADES 2-7

If you’re looking for specific training in a particular sport, call (310) 206-3550 or go online at www.uclasportscamps.com.

UCLA UNICAMP, CAMP WOODSEY AND FAMILY WEEKEND RETREATS: Offering week-long, overnight resident camps for ages 10-17 years and family weekends. To learn more, go to www.unicamp.org.

UCLA EXTENSION:

Providing high school and college credit courses and programs for grades 7-12. For more information, visit www.uclaextension.edu.

Sunset Canyon Rec. Center

Are your kids having a great time at camp?

Extend the fun by having your child sleepover at Sunset Canyon Recreation Center (SCRC).

Parents get the added benefit of a hassle-free Friday night out. Children bring a sleeping bag and pillow, and leave the rest to us.

Games, a movie, toasting marshmallows, and an evening swim are just some of the things that we have in store. Children will be sleeping indoors at SCRC. Dinner and breakfast will be served in the UCLA Dining Hall.

DATES:

July 10, July 24, August 7 and August 21

DROP OFF:

5:30pm, if not coming from camp

PICK-UP: 12 noon, Saturday FEE: $75 per session LOCATION: Sunset Canyon Rec. Center

WHAT’S INSIDE

Additional UCLA Recreation Summer Camp Programs

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ALL FAMILIES

At-A-Glance CAMP DATES & TIMES June 22 - August 28 7:30 am - 5:30 pm Drop-off 7:30 am - 8:30 am Pick-up 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm

LOCATION:

(Unless otherwise noted) All of our camps are located on the main UCLA campus.

Please read below to find the exact location of the camp you are interested in.

Camp Bruin Kids, Camp Bruin Tots and Sunset Sleepover are at the Sunset Canyon Recreation Center.

ALL FAMILIES

Camp Explore and Bruins on Broadway are at the John Wooden Center and at Sunset Canyon Recreation Center.

Camp Adventure and Camp Voyager meet at the Sunset Canyon Recreation Center.

FIND US ON CAMPUS:

The UCLA Recreation Office is located in the John Wooden Center.

For General program information and for Registration please visit our Membership and Information Services Counter at the John Wooden Center.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

After registering, you will receive our Parent Guide, which includes information on transportation and parking, policies, and day-to-day procedures.

CONTACT US:

Call us for more information (310) 825-3701.

On the Web: www.recreation.ucla.edu Email: youthcamps@recreation.ucla.edu

Open Registration Begins Wednesday March 11 REGISTRATION CHECKLIST Be sure to bring the following:

a Proof of Affiliation: either a current UCLA

RecCard, staff/faculty ID or proof of UCLA Alumni Association* membership (Photocopy is accepted).

a Photocopy of each child’s current immunization

card with polio, DTP, and MMR vaccine, and TB Mantoux skin test dates.

a Each child’s physician’s name and telephone number. a Emergency contacts or name and telephone

number of person authorized to pick up your child from camp.

a If applicable, written authorization from the parent or guardian for you to register their child for them i.e., “proxy” enrollment.

Method of payment: All camp fees must be paid in full at registration. UCLA Recreation accepts cash, checks, or Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover charge cards. See Page 23 for information on payroll deduction. * You do not have to be an alumnus of UCLA to join the UCLA Alumni Association. See page 5 for details.

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JOIN US

YOUR AFFILIATION

All families must be directly affiliated with UCLA in order to enroll in any of the UCLA Recreation youth programs. Attaining affiliation is simple and can be achieved in ONE of the following ways: 1. The parent or guardian is either a current UCLA student, staff, faculty, ASUCLA staff or a support group member (i.e., Blue and Gold, Chancellor’s Circle, Chancellor’s Associates), or UCLA Alumni Association member (see below).

UCLA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION* To verify your

membership status or join the UCLA Alumni Association, please call Member Services at (310) UCL-Alumni (825-2586), or sign up online at www.

UCLAlumni.net. Print out your membership sign up confirmation page as proof of affiliation. Bring it with you or send it in with your registration materials.

PLEASE NOTE Alumni Association membership is separate from UCLA Recreation memberships.

Fees are categorized in a 5-tiered payment system:

Tier 1: UCLA Faculty & Staff with Rec Card Tier 2: UCLA Faculty & Staff Tier 3: Other Affiliates with Rec Card Tier 4: Other Affiliates Tier 5: Current UCLA Students

EXAMPLE

Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

Tier 4

Tier 5

$140

$155

$160

$175

$115

SCHOLARSHIPS

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS We are pleased to offer weekly camp scholarships to dependents of UCLA students, staff and faculty based on financial need.

Scholarship applications are available at the UCLA Recreation Office, second floor, John Wooden Center.

Because of limited availability, submit your application early to ensure consideration.

DISCOUNTS

RECREATION MEMBERSHIP PRICING An annual

UCLA Recreation Family Membership or Annual Dependent Membership qualifies you for member prices (Tier 1 or Tier 3) on most camp programs.

Your membership is your ticket to dozens of adult fitness classes, swimming, tennis, martial arts, intramural sports, golf and water sports. Enjoy the 16 tennis courts, 4 outdoor swimming pools and numerous basketball, racquetball and squash courts.

In addition, your Bruin Classic Membership gives you access to the UCLA Marina Aquatic Center, Sunset Canyon Recreation Center and the John Wooden Center. For more information on UCLA Recreation Membership, call (310) 825-3701.

JOIN US

2. The child will be attending Seeds University Elementary School in Fall 2009.

* You do not have to be an alumnus of UCLA to join the UCLA Alumni Association.

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SPRING AND SUMMER SWIMMING LESSONS

SWIMMING LESSONS

ALL SWIM LESSONS

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Instructors: UCLA Recreation Swim Instructors are lifeguard or Water Safety Instruction certified and have experience with multi-level instruction.

Make-Up Lessons: Due to the popularity of our swim programs, UCLA Recreation is unable to make-up lessons missed by participants and will only reschedule in the event of program or instructor error.

Recreation does not transport campers from camp to their swim lesson: Please note that (with the exception of Camp Bruin Kids Level A Learn to Swim Program) swim programs are separate from summer camp programs.

PARENT & CHILD

Swim lesson fees are categorized in a 5-tiered payment system: Tier 1: UCLA Faculty & Staff with Rec Card / Tier 2: UCLA Faculty & Staff / Tier 3: Other Affiliates with Rec Card / Tier 4: Other Affiliates / Tier 5: Current UCLA Students

PARENT & CHILD H20

GROUP

(6 MO. TO 2 YRS.) FEE: $35/$40/$45/$50/$30 per child

(5 YRS. TO 12 YRS.) FEE $55/$60/$65/$70/$45

This class is for children who have either little or no water experience. Designed to help infants or toddlers become comfortable in and around the water with a parent or guardian, this class teaches parents techniques to help orient their children to water activities in a safe manner. This class is NOT designed to teach children to become good swimmers or to survive in the water on their own.

Group Lessons are available Saturdays for children aged 5-12 years in a variety of skill groups. Please review skill descriptions closely as UCLA Recreation will not be able to accommodate children of all skill levels at all lesson times.

SecTION

Date

Time

PSP1

Sa 4/25 - 5/16

9:00 - 9:25AM

PSP2

Sa 5/23 - 6/13

9:00 - 9:25AM

PSU1

Sa 7/4 - 7/25

9:00 - 9:25AM

PSU2

Sa 8/1 - 8/22

9:00 - 9:25AM

PSU3

Sa 9/5 - 9/26

9:00 - 9:25AM

SWIMMING FOR TWO (2 YRS. TO 5 YRS.) FEE: $35/$40/$45/$50/$30 per child This class is for children who submerge in the water reluctantly, not at all, or require flotation support at all times. It builds on the skills learned in the Parent & Child H20 class. Designed to help children become independent in the water, this class gives parents tools to help children learn basic swimming skills such as kicking, floating, and underwater exploration.

SecTION

Date

Time

SSP1

Sa 4/25 - 5/16

9:30 - 9:55AM

SSP2

Sa 5/23 - 6/13

9:30 - 9:55AM

SSU1

Sa 7/4 - 7/25

9:30 - 9:55AM

SSU2

Sa 8/1 - 8/22

9:30 - 9:55AM

SSU3

Sa 9/5 - 9/26

9:30 - 9:55AM

Level I - Introduction to Water Skills: submersion, floating with support, underwater exploration, entering and exiting the water, and water safety.

Level II - Fundamental Aquatics: floating without support, underwater exploration, gliding, swimming on front and back, and treading water.

Level III - Stroke Development: rotary breathing, front and back crawl, elementary backstroke, and butterfly kick.

Level IV - Stroke Improvement: breaststroke, butterfly, swimming underwater, open turns and treading water.

Level V - Stroke Refinement: front and back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke, sidestroke, and flip turns.

GROUP LESSONS Saturdays 4/25 - 9/26

Sec.

Date

GRSP1

4/25-5/16 Levels I, II, III 2:00 - 2:55PM

Level

Time

GRSP2

4/25-5/16 Levels IV, V

GRSP3

5/23-6/13 Levels I, II, III 2:00 - 2:55PM

3:00 - 3:55PM

GRSP4

5/23-6/13 Levels IV, V

3:00 - 3:55PM

GRSU1 7/4 - 7/25 Levels I, II, III 2:00 - 2:55PM GRSU2 7/4 - 7/25 Levels IV, V

3:00 - 3:55PM

GRSU3 8/1 - 8/22 Levels I, II, III 2:00 - 2:55PM GRSU4 8/1 - 8/22 Levels IV, V

3:00 - 3:55PM

GRSU5 9/5 - 9/26 Levels I, II, III 2:00 - 2:55PM GRSU6 9/5 - 9/26 Levels IV, V

3:00 - 3:55PM

SPRING AND SUMMER SWIMMING LESSONS SESSION C: WEEKDAYS 6/29-7/09 SEMI-PRIVATE OR PRIVATE LESSONS Sec.

Date

Time

(3 YRS. TO 12 YRS.) FEE: $75/$85/$90/$95/$65

C1

MW 6/29 - 7/08

3:00 - 3:25PM

C2

TuTh 6/30 - 7/09

3:00 - 3:25PM

SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS

C3

MW 6/29 - 7/08

3:30 - 3:55PM

C4

TuTh 6/30 - 7/09

3:30 - 3:55PM

C5

MW 6/29 - 7/08

4:00 - 4:25PM

C6

TuTh 6/30 - 7/09

4:00 - 4:25PM

C7

MW 6/29 - 7/08

4:30 - 4:55PM

C8

TuTh 6/30 - 7/09

4:30 - 4:55PM

C9

MW 6/29 - 7/08

5:00 - 5:25PM

C10

TuTh 6/30 - 7/09

5:00 - 5:25PM

C11

MW 6/29 - 7/08

5:30 - 5:55PM

C12

TuTh 6/30 - 7/09

5:30 - 5:55PM

C13

MW 6/29 - 7/08

6:00 - 6:25PM

C14

TuTh 6/30 - 7/09

6:00 - 6:25PM

C15

MW 6/29 - 7/08

6:30 - 6:55PM

C16

TuTh 6/30 - 7/09

6:30 - 6:55PM

PRIVATE

(3 YRS. TO 12 YRS.) FEE: $50/$55/$60/$65/$40

Private and Semi-Private Lessons are available weekdays and Saturdays for children aged 3-12 years. Semi-private lessons are limited to two children per lesson and must be signed up with a partner.

UCLA Recreation does not pair students for semiprivate lessons.

SESSION A: SATURDAYS 4/25-5/16 SEMI-PRIVATE OR PRIVATE LESSONS Sec.

Date

Time

A1

Sa 4/25 - 5/16

10:00 - 10:25AM

A2

Sa 4/25 - 5/16

10:30 - 10:55AM

A3

Sa 4/25 - 5/16

11:00 - 11:25AM

A4

Sa 4/25 - 5/16

11:30 - 11:55AM

A5

Sa 4/25 - 5/16

12:00 - 12:25PM

A6

Sa 4/25 - 5/16

12:30 - 12:55PM

A7

Sa 4/25 - 5/16

1:00 - 1:25PM

A8

Sa 4/25 - 5/16

1:30 - 1:55PM

SESSION B: SATURDAYS 5/23-6/13 SEMI-PRIVATE OR PRIVATE LESSONS Sec.

Date

Time

B1

Sa 5/23 - 6/13

10:00 - 10:25AM

B2

Sa 5/23 - 6/13

10:30 - 10:55AM

B3

Sa 5/23 - 6/13

11:00 - 11:25AM

B4

Sa 5/23 - 6/13

11:30 - 11:55AM

B5

Sa 5/23 - 6/13

12:00 - 12:25PM

B6

Sa 5/23 - 6/13

12:30 - 12:55PM

B7

Sa 5/23 - 6/13

1:00 - 1:25PM

B8

Sa 5/23 - 6/13

1:30 - 1:55PM

SESSION D: WEEKDAYS 7/13-7/23 SEMI-PRIVATE OR PRIVATE LESSONS Sec.

Date

Time

D1

MW 7/13 - 7/22

3:00 - 3:25PM

D2

TuTh 7/14 - 7/23

3:00 - 3:25PM

D3

MW 7/13 - 7/22

3:30 - 3:55PM

D4

TuTh 7/14 - 7/23

3:30 - 3:55PM

D5

MW 7/13 - 7/22

4:00 - 4:25PM

D6

TuTh 7/14 - 7/23

4:00 - 4:25PM

D7

MW 7/13 - 7/22

4:30 - 4:55PM

D8

TuTh 7/14 - 7/23

4:30 - 4:55PM

D9

MW 7/13 - 7/22

5:00 - 5:25PM

D10

TuTh 7/14 - 7/23

5:00 - 5:25PM

D11

MW 7/13 - 7/22

5:30 - 5:55PM

D12

TuTh 7/14 - 7/23

5:30 - 5:55PM

D13

MW 7/13 - 7/22

6:00 - 6:25PM

D14

TuTh 7/14 - 7/23

6:00 - 6:25PM

D15

MW 7/13 - 7/22

6:30 - 6:55PM

D16

TuTh 7/14 - 7/23

6:30 - 6:55PM

SWIMMING LESSONS

PRIVATE OR SEMI-PRIVATE

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SWIMMING LESSONS

SWIMMING LESSONS

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SESSION E: WEEKDAYS 7/27-8/06

SESSION H: SATURDAYS 7/04-7/25

SEMI-PRIVATE OR PRIVATE LESSONS

SEMI-PRIVATE OR PRIVATE LESSONS

Sec.

Date

Time

Sec.

Date

Time

E1

MW 7/27-8/5

3:00-3:25PM

H1

Sa 7/4-7/25

10:00-10:25AM

E2

TuTh 7/28-8/6

3:00-3:25PM

H2

Sa 7/4-7/25

10:30-10:55AM

E3

MW 7/27-8/5

3:30-3:55PM

H3

Sa 7/4-7/25

11:00-11:25AM

E4

TuTh 7/28-8/6

3:30-3:55PM

H4

Sa 7/4-7/25

11:30-11:55AM

E5

MW 7/27-8/5

4:00-4:25PM

H5

Sa 7/4-7/25

12:00-12:25PM

E6

TuTh 7/28-8/6

4:00-4:25PM

H6

Sa 7/4-7/25

12:30-12:55PM

E7

MW 7/27-8/5

4:30-4:55PM

H7

Sa 7/4-7/25

1:00-1:25PM

E8

TuTh 7/28-8/6

4:30-4:55PM

H8

Sa 7/4-7/25

1:30-1:55PM

E9

MW 7/27-8/5

5:00-5:25PM

E10

TuTh 7/28-8/6

5:00-5:25PM

E11

MW 7/27-8/5

5:30-5:55PM

E12

TuTh 7/28-8/6

5:30-5:55PM

E13

MW 7/27-8/5

6:00-6:25PM

Sec.

Date

Time

SESSION I: SATURDAYS 8/01-8/22 SEMI-PRIVATE OR PRIVATE LESSONS

E14

TuTh 7/28-8/6

6:00-6:25PM

I1

Sa 8/1-8/22

10:00-10:25AM

E15

MW 7/27-8/5

6:30-6:55PM

I2

Sa 8/1-8/22

10:30-10:55AM

E16

TuTh 7/28-8/6

6:30-6:55PM

I3

Sa 8/1-8/22

11:00-11:25AM

I4

Sa 8/1-8/22

11:30-11:55AM

I5

Sa 8/1-8/22

12:00-12:25PM

SESSION F: WEEKDAYS 8/10-8/20 SEMI-PRIVATE OR PRIVATE LESSONS

I6

Sa 8/1-8/22

12:30-12:55PM

I7

Sa 8/1-8/22

1:00-1:25PM

I8

Sa 8/1-8/22

1:30-1:55PM

Sec.

Date

Time

F1

MW 8/10-8/19

3:00-3:25PM

F2

TuTh 8/11-8/20

3:00-3:25PM

F3

MW 8/10-8/19

3:30-3:55PM

F4

TuTh 8/11-8/20

3:30-3:55PM

F5

MW 8/10-8/19

4:00-4:25PM

F6

TuTh 8/11-8/20

4:00-4:25PM

Sec.

Date

Time

F7

MW 8/10-8/19

4:30-4:55PM

J1

Sa 9/5-9/26

10:00-10:25AM

F8

TuTh 8/11-8/20

4:30-4:55PM

J2

Sa 9/5-9/26

10:30-10:55AM

J3

Sa 9/5-9/26

11:00-11:25AM

SESSION J: SATURDAYS 9/05-9/26 SEMI-PRIVATE OR PRIVATE LESSONS

F9

MW 8/10-8/19

5:00-5:25PM

F10

TuTh 8/11-8/20

5:00-5:25PM

J4

Sa 9/5-9/26

11:30-11:55AM

F11

MW 8/10-8/19

5:30-5:55PM

J5

Sa 9/5-9/26

12:00-12:25PM

F12

TuTh 8/11-8/20

5:30-5:55PM

J6

Sa 9/5-9/26

12:30-12:55PM

F13

MW 8/10-8/19

6:00-6:25PM

J7

Sa 9/5-9/26

1:00-1:25PM

F14

TuTh 8/11-8/20

6:00-6:25PM

J8

Sa 9/5-9/26

1:30-1:55PM

F15

MW 8/10-8/19

6:30-6:55PM

F16

TuTh 8/11-8/20

6:30-6:55PM

CAMP BRUIN TOTS

Pre- and Entering Kindergarten AGES 4-5yrs.*

Camp Bruin Tots is an ideal introduction to summer camp for first time campers. This camp promotes imaginative and cooperative play, while enhancing development and social skills. Your child will learn, grow and play in a safe environment.

Weekly activities include: • • • • •

Daily arts and crafts Storytelling Singing Organized indoor and outdoor play Occasional non-pool water play

Campers may not attend both morning and afternoon sessions in the same week.

LOCATION:

Sunset Canyon Recreation Center

FEES:

Camp fees are categorized in a 5-tiered payment system. Tier 1: UCLA Faculty & Staff with Rec Card / Tier 2: UCLA Faculty & Staff / Tier 3: Other Affiliates with Rec Card / Tier 4: Other Affiliates / Tier 5: Current UCLA Students.

Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

Tier 4

Tier 5

$140

$155

$160

$175

$115

MORNING DAILY SCHEDULE: 7:30 am 8:30 am 11:30 am 12:00 pm -

8:30 11:30 12:00 12:30

am am pm pm

Drop Off Camp programs Lunch Pick Up

AFTERNOON DAILY SCHEDULE: 12:30 pm 1:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm -

1:00 4:00 4:30 5:30

pm pm pm pm

Drop Off Camp programs Snack Pick Up

* All children entering Bruin Tots must be at least 4 years old by June 1, 2009.

WEEK

DATES

THEME

dress Up - Tues.

Week 1

June 22 - June 26

Welcome to the Jungle

Jungle Animals

Week 2

June 29 - July 3

Silly Scary Summer

Halloween Costumes

Week 3

July 6 - July 10

Hawaiian Getaway

Aloha Gear

Week 4

July 13 - July 17

Camp Olympics

Sports Attire

Week 5

July 20 - July 24

Adventure on the High Seas

Pirates and Sea Creatures

Week 6

July 27 - July 31

Bruin Pride

Blue and Gold

Week 7

Aug. 3 - Aug. 7

Outta This World

Alien Creatures

Week 8

Aug. 10 - Aug.14

The Wild Frontier

Cowboys and Cowgirls

Week 9

Aug. 17 - Aug. 21

Chill Out!

Snow Day

Week 10

Aug. 24 - Aug.28

Around the World

Disney characters

CAMP BRUIN TOTS

HALF-DAY MORNING OR AFTERNOON SESSIONS.

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CAMP BRUIN KIDS

LEVEL A

CAMP BRUIN KIDS LEVEL A

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Entering Kindergarten1st Grade AGES 5-6yrs.*

ALL DAY, WEEKLY SESSIONS.

Camp Bruin Kids Level A provides a fun-filled summer with a wide variety of supervised activities and experiences tailored for younger campers. Activities center around a weekly camp theme (see below) and culminate in a Friday camp-wide celebration. Because these young campers do not go on weekly field trips, children in the Level A program have a weekly “field trip” that comes to them. These special programs may include: animal shows, entertainers, magic programs, educational workshops and novelty items.

Weekly activities also include: • • • • •

Storytelling and singing Organized indoor and outdoor play Recreation swimming Water play Arts and crafts

DAILY SCHEDULE:

7:30 - 8:30 8:30 - 11:30 11:30 - 12:00 12:00 - 12:30 12:30 - 4:00 4:00 - 4:30 4:30 - 5:30

am am pm pm pm pm pm

Drop-off Program Lunch Supervised Play Program Snack Pick-up

WEEK

DATES

THEME

dress Up - Tues.

Week 1

June 22 - June 26

Welcome to the Jungle

Jungle Animals

Week 2

June 29 - July 3

Silly Scary Summer

Halloween Costumes

Week 3

July 6 - July 10

Hawaiian Getaway

Aloha Gear

Week 4

July 13 - July 17

Camp Olympics

Sports Attire

Week 5

July 20 - July 24

Adventure on the High Seas

Pirates and Sea Creatures

Week 6

July 27 - July 31

Bruin Pride

Blue and Gold

Week 7

Aug. 3 - Aug. 7

Outta This World

Alien Creatures

Week 8

Aug. 10 - Aug.14

The Wild Frontier

Cowboys and Cowgirls

Week 9

Aug. 17 - Aug. 21

Chill Out!

Snow Day

Week 10

Aug. 24 - Aug.28

Around the World

Disney characters

LOCATION:

Sunset Canyon Recreation Center

FEES:

Camp fees are categorized in a 5-tiered payment system. Tier 1: UCLA Faculty & Staff with Rec Card / Tier 2: UCLA Faculty & Staff / Tier 3: Other Affiliates with Rec Card / Tier 4: Other Affiliates / Tier 5: Current UCLA Students.

Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

Tier 4

Tier 5

$265

$295

$300

$330

$220

* Children entering kindergarten or 1st grade in Fall 2009 must be at least 5 years old by Dec.1, 2009. *** Additional swimming lessons are available for children of all ages. Please call (310) 825-3701 for details see page 6.

Learn to Swim CAMP BRUIN KIDS LEVEL A ONLY.

These optional group lessons are for new and returning swimmers and allow for progressive learning in a fun atmosphere. Campers enjoy four 25 minute lessons per week. Campers are grouped according to skill level. Register for each week that your camper will be attending Bruin Kids Level A. Space is limited. Please be aware that enrollment in the Learn to Swim program can affect our ability to accommodate special group placement requests.

LEARN TO SWIM:*** These small group

swim lessons are for new and returning swimmers.

FEES: Weeks 1 – 10, $60 per week all tiers

LEVELS B & C CAMP BRUIN KIDS

AGES 7-10 yrs.

ALL DAY, WEEKLY SESSIONS.

Camp Bruin Kids Levels B and C provide a fun filled and exciting summer for your camper with a wide variety of age appropriate, supervised activities and experiences. Activities center around a weekly camp theme and culminate in a Friday camp-wide celebration.

Level B weekly activities include: • • • • • •

Organized indoor and outdoor play Recreational swimming Water play An off-campus field trip Arts and crafts A climbing session at the Rock Wall or low-ropes challenge course activities • Experiential games Level C weekly activities include: • • • • •

An off-campus field trip Organized indoor and outdoor play Recreational swimming Water play A climbing session at the Rock Wall or Challenge Course • Arts and Crafts

LOCATION:

Sunset Canyon Recreation Center

FEES:

Camp fees are categorized in a 5-tiered payment system. Tier 1: UCLA Faculty & Staff with Rec Card / Tier 2: UCLA Faculty & Staff / Tier 3: Other Affiliates with Rec Card / Tier 4: Other Affiliates / Tier 5: Current UCLA Students.

Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

Tier 4

Tier 5

$265

$295

$300

$330

$220

DAILY SCHEDULE: 7:30 - 8:30 8:30 - 11:30 11:30 - 12:00 12:00 - 12:30 12:30 - 4:00 4:00 - 4:30 4:30 - 5:30

am am pm pm pm pm pm

Drop Off Program Lunch Supervised Play Program Snack Pick-up

Add to the fun in Levels B & C! Add a Sunset Sleepover!

See page 3 for details.

DATES: July 10, July 24, August 7 and August 21

CAMP BRUIN KIDS

LEVELS B&C

Entering 2nd5th Grade

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CAMP BRUIN KIDS

LEVELS B&C

CAMP BRUIN KIDS LEVELS B & C

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LEVEL B

LEVEL C

Children entering 2nd or 3rd grade in Fall 2009.

Must be at least 7 years old by Dec. 1, 2009.

Children entering 4th or 5th grade in Fall 2009.

Must be at least 9 years old by Dec. 1, 2009.

ENTERING 2ND OR 3RD GRADE

ENTERING 4TH OR 5TH GRADE

WEEK

DATES

THEME

FIELD TRIP - WED.††

dress Up - Tues.

Week 1

June 22 - June 26

Welcome to the Jungle

Los Angeles Zoo

Jungle Animals

Week 2

June 29 - July 3

Silly Scary Summer

Universal Studios

Halloween Costumes

Week 3

July 6 - July 10

Hawaiian Getaway

Aquarium Of The Pacfic

Aloha Gear

Week 4

July 13 - July 17

Camp Olympics

California Adventures

Sports Attire

Week 5

July 20 - July 24

Adventure on the High Seas

Pirate Lunch Adventures

Pirates and Sea Creatures

Week 6

July 27 - July 31

Bruin Pride

Hurricane Harbor

Blue and Gold

Week 7

Aug. 3 - Aug. 7

Outta This World

California Science Center

Alien Creatures

Week 8

Aug. 10 - Aug.14

Chill Out!

Medieval Times

Snow Day

Week 9

Aug. 17 - Aug. 21

The Wild Frontier

Knotts Berry Farm

Cowboys and Cowgirls

Week 10

Aug. 24 - Aug.28

Around the World

Disneyland

Disney characters

†† Field Trips are subject to change without notice.

STROKES/ACTION ZONE/YOUNG EINSTEIN/IMAGINATION STATION/ACT ONE/EXPRESS

CAMP EXPLORE

Entering 2nd5th Grade AGES 7-10 yrs.*

Camp Explore is a series of half day specialty camps which give children the opportunity to sharpen their skills in an area that interests them.

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How to Get the Most from a Summer in Camp Explore Does your camper love sports or are they crazy about the arts? Maybe they want a little of both? Check out our most popular Camp Explore combinations below.

EDUCATIONAL AND ATHLETIC

AM – Imagination Station or Young Einstein PM – Action Zone or AM – Strokes PM – Imagination Station or Young Einstein

SPORTS AND ARTS AM – Strokes or Action Zone PM – Act One or Express

ALL SPORTS AM – Strokes PM – Action Zone

EDUCATIONAL

AM – Young Einstein PM – Imagination Station

• • • • • •

Action Zone (Sports) Strokes (Tennis and Swimming) Young Einstein (Science) Imagination Station (Creative Thinking) Express (Art) Act One (Drama)

MORE FUN!

ADD A SUNSET SLEEPOVER:

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SESSION DATES: Session Session Session Session

A B C D

June 22 – July 3rd July 6 – 17 July 20 – July 31st Aug. 3 – 14

FEES:

Camp fees are categorized in a 5-tiered payment system. Tier 1: UCLA Faculty & Staff with Rec Card / Tier 2: UCLA Faculty & Staff / Tier 3: Other Affiliates with Rec Card / Tier 4: Other Affiliates / Tier 5: Current UCLA Students.

Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

Tier 4

Tier 5

$285

$315

$320

$355

$235

DAILY SCHEDULE: MORNING PROGRAMS

7:30 - 8:30 8:30 - 11:30 11:30 - 12:00 12:00 - 1:00

am am pm pm

Drop Off Program Lunch Pick-up or camp shuttle

AFTERNOON PROGRAMS

12:30 1:00 4:00 4:30 -

1:00 4:00 4:30 5:30

pm pm pm pm

Drop Off Program Snack Pick-up

CAMP EXPLORE

CAMP EXPLORE IS COMPRISED OF SIX THEME PROGRAMS:

*Campers must be at least 7 years old by Dec.1, 2009

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CAMP EXPLORE

STROKES/ACTION ZONE/YOUNG EINSTEIN/IMAGINATION STATION/ACT ONE/EXPRESS

STROKES MORNINGS ONLY, TWO-WEEK SESSIONS.

CAMP EXPLORE

Game, set, now let’s go swim! Strokes is designed for youngsters who enjoy both tennis and swimming.

Group lessons are geared for the beginner and advanced beginner. In addition to swimming and tennis instruction, Strokes introduces campers to a variety of other water and outdoor activities. Strokes is an instructional and recreational camp; competition is not emphasized.

ACTION ZONE MORNINGS OR AFTERNOONS, TWO-WEEK SESSIONS. Action Zone is a noncompetitive, small

group instructional sports camp that allows the active child to participate in a variety of sports in a recreational and fun environment. Competition is not emphsized. To ensure campers stay engaged and challenged, participants spend 50% of their time focusing on the session’s main sport and the remaining time playing a variety of other sports and athletic games.

ACTION ZONE THEMES Session A June 22 - July 3 Session B July 6 - July 17 Session C July 20 - July 31 Session D Aug 3 - Aug 14

* Program features inline skating, indoor rock climbing and

outdoor Challenge Course. ** Indoor hockey played without skates.

See PAGE 13 for dates, fees, and daily schedule

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Adventure Games* Basketball Soccer Hockey**

STROKES/ACTION ZONE/YOUNG EINSTEIN/IMAGINATION STATION/ACT ONE/EXPRESS

CAMP EXPLORE

YOUNG EINSTEIN MORNINGS OR AFTERNOON, TWO-WEEK SESSIONS.

(June 22 – July 3) Are you ready to mix up some wild wacky science magic? Each day we will uncover magic’s “science secretes” by doing our own experiments. Watch out things can get crazy like exploding jars “BANG” and water that turns into instant light “FLASH”. Mix “FIZZ”ing powders and invent a new soda “POP”. Create a mini rainbow in a test tube, make money disappear, use mirrors that let you see things that are not really there and much more.

SESSION B: WACKY WEIRD ROBOTS & MONSTER RACERS!

(July 6 – July 17) Step into the wacky weird robot lab to construct the strangest “monster-est” robot ever! We will uncover the mysteries of cyborg science to bring our motorized robo creation to life and battle in our robo rally. Use Newton’s Laws to create your own crazy cool set of wheels, souped up for speed and ready to race. Our Techno charged camp includes digital dice, an electronic alligator game, solar sunglass science and more.

SESSION C: ROCKET BLASTERS & EXTREME MARS!

(July 20 – July 31) You’ll have a Blast! Fuel it up

..lock it down..and blast off the all new Q- H2O Hydro Blaster skyward! “Earth calling Mars, this is mission control your objective is to build your own Mars Rover & explore planet Mars”. Your motorized robot will automatically investigate & collect Martian samples & must steer away from danger. Make an Earth you can eat, discover compass geo-treking, launch helicopters and much more!

SESSION D: WILD ANIMAL PHYSICS FUN PARK!

(August 3 – August 14) The gates are now open! WELCOME to the Science Fun Park, where you become a roller coaster scientist! Each day you build and experiment with your very own Electric Powered Roller Coaster that you take home. Create an animal kingdom as you come face to face with a live frog, millipede & hermit crab. Explore an Artic encounter with growing polymer penguins, play Electro Lizard Operation, Crazy Catapult Skeeball and much more!

See PAGE 13 for dates, fees, and daily schedule

CAMP EXPLORE

SESSION A: FIZZ! BANG! POP! FLASH!

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CAMP EXPLORE

STROKES/ACTION ZONE/YOUNG EINSTEIN/IMAGINATION STATION/ACT ONE/EXPRESS

IMAGINATION STATION MORNINGS OR AFTERNOON, TWO-WEEK SESSIONS.

Imagination Station is a fast-paced, exciting camp that will expose your camper to a new world of creative possibilities. All sessions will be hands-on, inquirybased, interactive and fun, prompting problem solving, role playing, critical thinking and teamwork.

CAMP EXPLORE

SESSION A: Super Spy Guys

(June 22 – July 3) Slip into the world of exciting espionage in this case cracked, gadget packed session. Campers create a super sleuth kit complete with all of the equipment necessary to turn any room into a top secret headquarters and crime fighting lab.

Code crackers, amazing disguising, tracking and listening devices, a sibling alert system and a super spy skill challenge are all part of the fun.

(July 6 – July 17) New and experienced puppeteers will have a wonderful time in our own creature creation center. Campers will make and learn to operate a variety of different puppets in this puppet centered world. Puppetry styles include: shadow puppets, marionettes, hand puppets (al-la-the sesame street crew) and rod puppets. Campers will have a wonderful time crafting and bringing to life creative friends.

SESSION C: Construction Destruction

(July 20 – July 31) The ultimate build it and break it camp. Campers create and put to the test all kinds of marvelous machines and sensational structures in the creative construction zone. Swamp boats race for the finish in the “found it in the fridge regatta”, junkyard racers defend and destroy in the ping pong grand prix while an egg survives and death defying 25 foot drop.

Can you build a balsa wood bridge with a “crushing” 100 pound weight limit? See what creative locomotors and surprisingly strong structures you can build with household objects and lots of imagination.

SESSION D: Abracadabra Lab

(August 3 – August 14) Cool card tricks, crazy close up magic, masterful mind reading – all these magical moves and more await budding magicians entering the Abracadabra Lab. New and returning campers will gather a “hat full of magic” sure to dazzle and amaze any crowd. Houdini and Copperfield beware! A new generation of magic makers is on the way.

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SESSION B: PUPPET MANIA

See PAGE 13 for dates, fees, and daily schedule

STROKES/ACTION ZONE/YOUNG EINSTEIN/IMAGINATION STATION/ACT ONE/EXPRESS

CAMP EXPLORE

EXPRESS ALL SESSIONS. Express is a multi-media art camp

for beginning and advanced beginning artists.

Each session features a variety of age appropriate, progressive projects in the following media: sculpture, painting, drawing and wearable art.

Campers will creatively express themselves through fun hands on projects while learning technique, vocabulary and history. As projects vary from session to session, campers may sign up for multiple sessions without repeating content.

ACT ONE, AFTERNOONS ONLY, TWO-WEEK SESSIONS.

This drama camp features theater specialists who help budding young artists enhance their dramatic skills through improvisational drama games, story telling, movement, and character development. Each two-week session has a theme that is more intensely explored; however, children participating in this program will be exposed to a multitude of theatrical types. At the end of each session, family and friends will be invited to see the Act One Talent Showcase.

SESSION A: ALL ABOUT IMPROV

(June 22 – July 3) Kids explore physical comedy and improvisation using silly props, crazy costumes and gags galore.

SESSION B: SHAKESPEARE’S SILLY SONNETS

(July 6 – July 17) Is that Juliet on a cell phone?

Campers create and up-date original performances based on the best of the Bard. Drama has never been so fun!

SESSION C: FAIRY DRAMATIC TALES (July 20 – July 31) Storybook characters come to life using puppetry, masks and more to create a fractured fairy tale land.

SESSION D: MARVELOUS MELODRAMA

(August 3 – August 14) Character overdevelopment and physical comedy steal the show as campers use wild antics, creative stage make-up and silly props to a very melodramatic end. Boo! Hiss!

See PAGE 13 for dates, fees, and daily schedule

CAMP EXPLORE

ACT ONE

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BRUINS ON BROADWAY

BRUINS ON BROADWAY AGES 8-15yrs.*

GROUP A AGES 8-11 YEARS ENTERING 3RD-6TH GRADE. GROUP B AGES 12-15 YEARS ENTERING 7TH-10TH GRADE.

Step on stage in one of the most exciting summer musicals in L.A. Our Broadway bound Bruins take center stage in a fully mounted musical production for family and friends. Each star performer will sing, dance and act their way into the theater experience of a lifetime with an emphasis on process, developing confidence and fun! In addition to rehearsal time campers receive ongoing instruction in Acting, Voice and Dance. Mini-workshops in mime, stage combat, stage make-up, costume design, physical comedy and mask provide more complete theater education while field trips to the professional theater events listed below round out this amazing theater experience.

SESSION DATES: July 6 - August 1 (For both groups)

SHOWS:

Group A: Annie Group B: Thoroughly Modern Millie

FEES:

Camp fees are categorized in a 5-tiered payment system. Tier 1: UCLA Faculty & Staff with Rec Card / Tier 2: UCLA Faculty & Staff / Tier 3: Other Affiliates with Rec Card / Tier 4: Other Affiliates / Tier 5: Current UCLA Students.

Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

Tier 4

Tier 5

$1390

$1545

$1560

$1730

$1160

DAILY SCHEDULE: 7:30 am - 8:30 8:30 am - 11:30 11:30 am - 12:30 12:30 pm - 4:00 4:00 pm - 4:30 4:30 pm - 5:30

am Drop-off am Program pm Lunch & Supervised Play pm Program pm Snack pm Pick-up

*Campers must be at least 8 years old by Dec.1, 2009. ** All field trips are subject to change without notice. Due to theater schedules, some events may be in the evening.

WEEK

DATES

FIELD TRIP GROUP A**

FIELD TRIP GROUP B**

Week 2

July 13 - July 18

Dream Girls at Musical Theatre West

Dream Girls at Musical Theatre West

Week 3

July 20 - July 24

TBA

Fiddler on the Roof at Pantages

Week 4

July 27 - August 1

Performances

Performances

CAMP VOYAGER

Entering 6th 10th Grade AGES 11-15 yrs.* ALL DAY, WEEKLY SESSIONS.

Camp Voyager weekly activities include: • Two major field trips • Surfing at Venice Beach • Sailing or kayaking at the Marina Aquatic Center • Weekly climbing at the Rock Wall • See schedule below for more information.††

FEES:

Camp fees are categorized in a 5-tiered payment system. Tier 1: UCLA Faculty & Staff with Rec Card / Tier 2: UCLA Faculty & Staff / Tier 3: Other Affiliates with Rec Card / Tier 4: Other Affiliates / Tier 5: Current UCLA Students.

Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

Tier 4

Tier 5

$350

$390

$395

$440

$290

DAILY SCHEDULE: 7:30 8:30 9:00 4:00 4:30

-

8:30 9:00 4:00 4:30 5:30

am am pm

pm

pm

Drop-off Shuttle to off-site activity*** Program Shuttle returns to campus*** Pick-up

IMPORTANT:

Because water sports are integral to these programs, participants must successfully complete a swimming test prior to participating in water activities.

NEW Bear

Necessities: A unique blend of day camp, overnight camping, and outdoor excursions. For more info, visit www.recreation.ucla.edu/voyager.

*Campers must be at least 11years old by Dec.1, 2009. *** Transportation times vary due to nature and location of off-site activities. ††Field Trips are subject to change without notice.

WEEK

DATES

Mon.

Tues.

Wed.

Week 1

June 22 - June 26

MAC

Magic Mountain

Surf ‘n’ Beach Day Challenge Course

MAC/Rock Climbing

Week 2

June 29 - July 3

MAC

California Adventure

Surf ‘n’ Beach Day Skateland

MAC/Rock Climbing

Week 3

July 6 - July 10

Week 4

July 13 - July 17

MAC

Knotts Berry Farm

Surf ‘n’ Beach Day Putting Edge/Movie

MAC/Rock Climbing

Week 5

July 20 - July 24

MAC

Universal Studios

Surf ‘n’ Beach Day Medieval Times

MAC/Rock Climbing

Week 6

July 27 - July 31

MAC

Hurricane Harbor

Surf ‘n’ Beach Day Bowling/Movie

MAC/Rock Climbing

Week 7

Aug. 3 - Aug. 7

MAC

Hollywood Sports Park Surf ‘n’ Beach Day Boomers

MAC/Rock Climbing

Week 8

Aug. 10 - Aug. 14 MAC

Pacfic Park/Ocean Discovery

Surf ‘n’ Beach Day Raging Waters

MAC/Rock Climbing

Week 9

Aug. 17 - Aug. 21 MAC

Disneyland

Surf ‘n’ Beach Day Iceland

MAC/Rock Climbing

NEW

Thurs.

Fri.

Bear Necessities: A unique blend of day camp, overnight camping, and outdoor excursions.

CAMP VOYAGER

This travel day camp takes you on a week of adventure as you explore the best southern California has to offer.

All adventurers are led by our professional outdoor staff who ensure a great time for everyone, from beginner to expert.

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SURFING AND SAILING CAMP ADVENTURE

Entering 6th – 10th Grade AGES 11-15 yrs.*

CAMP ADVENTURE

IMPORTANT:

Because water sports are integral to these programs, participants must successfully complete a swimming test prior to the first day of camp. More information will be provided at registration.

DROP-OFF LOCATION: Sunset Canyon Recreation Center

FEES:

Camp fees are categorized in a 5-tiered payment system. Tier 1: UCLA Faculty & Staff with Rec Card / Tier 2: UCLA Faculty & Staff / Tier 3: Other Affiliates with Rec Card / Tier 4: Other Affiliates / Tier 5: Current UCLA Students.

Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

Tier 4

Tier 5

$350

$390

$395

$440

$290

CAMP DATES: Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

June 22 - June 26 June 29 - July 3 July 6 - July 10 July 13 - July 17 July 20 - July 24 July 27 - July 31 August 3 - August 7 August 10 - August 14 August 17 - August 21

DAILY SCHEDULE: 7:30 8:30 9:00 4:00 4:30

– – – – –

8:30 9:00 4:00 4:30 5:30

am am pm pm pm

Drop-off Shuttle to off-site activity** Program Shuttle returns to campus** Pick-up

Drop-off and pick-up for all sessions of Camp Adventure is located at Sunset Canyon Recreation Center.

*Campers must be at least 11 years old by Dec. 1, 2009. **Transportation times vary due to nature and location of off-site activities.

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SURF ‘N’ BEACH Catch the wave! Experience a true California adventure in this wet and wild camp. Learn to ride the waves on surfboards and boogie boards.

Spend the day playing in the waves and the sand.

All equipment is provided and our experienced surf instructors will help guide you on your summer adventure. A varied program and awesome beach location make this a fantastic fun-in-thesun California experience for new and returning campers.

SAILING Cast off and learn to sail with our experienced US Sailing certified instructors! Land and water exercises combine to make a fun and challenging program that emphasizes hands-on skills in seamanship and fosters teamwork and good sportsmanship. All necessary equipment is provided and Students start in our fleet of Catalina 14 sailboats while returning campers who have mastered the basic skills have the opportunity to progress to more challenging performance boats such as the Vanguard 15, Laser and Hobie 16 Catamaran.

CAMP ADVENTURE

SURFING AND SAILING CAMP ADVENTURE

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C.I.T. COUNSELORS IN TRAINING COUNSELORS IN TRAINING

Entering 10th12th Grade

TEEN PROGRAMS

AGES 15-17 yrs.*

This program trains young adults to work with youth while earning valuable community-service hours.

Each participant attends four mandatory training sessions, which cover child development, leadership, supervision of children, and CPR and First Aid certification. Upon successful completion of training, each participant may choose one of three options.

OPTION 1:

Volunteer in either Camp Bruin Tots or Camp Bruin Kids with campers entering kindergarten through 5th grade. See pages 9-12 for more information.

OPTION 2:

Volunteer in Camp Explore with campers entering 2nd through 5th grade. See pages 13–17 for more information.

OPTION 3:

Volunteer at the UCLA Marina Aquatic Center with campers entering 1st through 7th grade. C.I.T.s work with campers in activities such as surfing, sailing, windsurfing, and kayaking. This option requires additional aquatic experience or training at the Marina Aquatic Center and a swimming test.

Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

Tier 4

Tier 5

$315

$350

$355

$390

$260

TRAINING SESSIONS: Session A

Saturday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Session B

Saturday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

June 20 June 22 June 23 June 24

9 am - 5 pm (CPR & First Aid) 9 am - 4 pm 9 am - 4 pm 9 am - 4 pm

July 11 July 13 July 14 July 15

9 am - 5 pm (CPR & First Aid) 9 am - 4 pm 9 am - 4 pm 9 am - 4 pm

IMPORTANT: C.I.T.s must attend all training days in

one session.

More Teen Programs!

UCLA Recreation offers Summer recreation programs for High School Students.

For more information, call (310) 825-3701 or visit www.recreation.ucla.edu.

*C.I.T.’s must be at least 15 years old by Dec.1, 2009.

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FEES: Camp fees are categorized in a 5-tiered payment system. Tier 1: UCLA Faculty & Staff with Rec Card / Tier 2: UCLA Faculty & Staff / Tier 3: Other Affiliates with Rec Card / Tier 4: Other Affiliates / Tier 5: Current UCLA Students.

ADDITIONAL HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS: • • • • • • •

Rowing Sailing Surfing Indoor Rock Climbing Kayaking Windsurfing Lifeguarding

POLICIES All camp fees must be paid in full at registration by cash, check or Visa, MasterCard, American Express or Discover charge cards.

UCLA staff and faculty may also pay via payroll deduction if they purchase summer youth camps prior to April 1.

Payroll deduction is extended only to: 1. P ermanent employees or academic university employees with indefinite end dates who work at least 50 percent time.

2. L imited employees with end dates beyond Sept.1 who work 100 percent time.

For more information on payroll deduction, please contact the UCLA Recreation Office at (310) 825-3701. See Page 5 for information on the Recreation member pricing.

Enrollment is limited in all camps. Please discuss options and curricula with your children prior to registration.

UCLA Recreation does not guarantee any changes after registration. Dropping or transferring programs is subject to the UCLA Recreation refund and transfer policy.

TRANSFERS & SCHEDULE CHANGES Due to administrative costs, a fee is charged for transferring between programs.

1. A $25 transfer fee applies to each transfer between camp options, sessions, or weeks.

AFTER CAMP BEGINS, JUNE 22, a refund of 25 percent of the total cost of camp

25% REFUND:

options, sessions or weeks is available for all refund requests received by UCLA Recreation on or before 9am of the third day of the camp option, session or week.

IF UCLA Recreation cancels a program, a full refund will be issued.

REFUNDS: Camp fees paid by credit card will be credited immediately upon approval by UCLA Recreation. Purchases made by check or cash will be refunded by check within six to eight weeks after approval by UCLA Recreation. Refunds will be made only to the original payee or credit card holder.

PAYROLL DEDUCTION: Any refund of camp fees will not be processed until the after final payroll deduction is made on Aug.1.

The parent or guardian’s signature on the registration form indicates understanding of all registration and refund policies and agreement to abide by them.

ABSENCES

Refunds are not available for vacations, special events, short-term illnesses of four days or fewer, or other personal commitments that prevent attendance.

2. T ransfers must be submitted in writing to the Recreation Office, located in the John Wooden Center, at least three working days prior to the start of the session or week. Transfer fee must be paid at the time the request is approved.

EXTENDED ILLNESS: A refund may be available for an extended illness of five or more consecutive program days. A doctor’s note and written note from the parent or guardian explaining the situation must be received within eight working days from the first day of absence. Upon review, participants may receive a $25-per-day refund for the unused days.

3. T ransfers are based on space availability and are made at the discretion of UCLA Recreation.

DISMISSAL FROM CAMP

4. C hildren may give their spots only to siblings or stepsiblings. Programs are not transferable to anyone outside the family.

REFUNDS

All refund requests must be submitted in writing and received by UCLA Recreation by the dates listed below.

90% REFUND: If request is made on or before MARCH

31, a refund of 90 percent of the total cost of camp options, sessions or weeks is available.

75% REFUND: If request is made APRIL 1-30, a refund of

75 percent of the total cost of camp options, sessions or weeks is available.

50% REFUND: If request is made May 1- June 20, a

There are times when the camp must dismiss a child due to a psychological, emotional or physical disability that precludes the child from participating safely or effectively in a group. Dismissal will take effect only after consultation among the parents, camper, and the camp director. Dismissal for the aforementioned reasons will result in a complete refund for the unused days. On occasion, dismissal may be necessary for disciplinary reasons. This action will take effect only after consultation among the parents, camper, and the camp director. If a camper is dismissed for disciplinary reasons, there will be NO REFUND for the unused days.

REGISTRATION

See back cover of brochure.

refund of 50 percent of the total cost of camp options, sessions or weeks is available.

POLICIES

CAMP FEE PAYMENTS

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RETURNING FAMILIES If your family is affiliated* and was enrolled in the 2008 UCLA Recreation summer camp program, register by mail or in person through March 4.

1. Returning families will receive a registration packet in the mail by Feb. 20. If you do not receive it, call (310) 825-3701.

2. Mail your registration packet or bring to 2nd floor of the John Wooden Center on the UCLA campus.

3. You will receive confirmation and camp materials by mail. Allow three weeks for processing.

4. If you miss the March 4 deadline, come to the Registration Fair (see below).

If your family is affiliated* or wishes to become affiliated, but was not enrolled in the 2008 UCLA Recreation summer camp program: REGISTRATION FAIR Saturday, March 7, 2009, at

the John Wooden Center on the UCLA campus.

• 8:30 am - 10:30 am ON-CAMPUS families of UCLA students, faculty, staff, and ASUCLA staff.

• 11am - 1pm OFF-CAMPUS families of UES students, UCLA Extension students, and UCLA Alumni Association members.

Open registration begins Wednesday, March 11.

UCLA Recreation Membership and Information Services Desk, John Wooden Center, 2nd floor: Monday–Wednesday Thursday Friday

8:30 am - 6pm 8:30 am - 7pm** 8:30 am - 5pm

Extended and selected Saturday hours can be found online at www.recreation.ucla.edu.

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Registration continues until a camp session is full or begins.

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SUMMER CAMPS OPEN HOUSE June 20, 2009, 1:00 – 3:00 pm

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Meet the staff and participate in question and answer sessions at this carnival style Open House.

There will be games, snacks, face painting, and activities for the whole family to enjoy!

Alumni Association memberships and Recreation memberships can be purchased at the Registration Fair. Registration packets will be available at the Fair, or call (310) 825-3701 by March 1 to request one in advance by mail, or print forms from UCLA Recreation web page www.recreation.ucla.edu. *See Page 5 for explanation of affiliation. **Those who work 9 - 5pm find the 7pm closing on Thursday convenient.

CONTACT US:

Call us for more information (310) 825-3701.

On the Web: www.recreation.ucla.edu/summercamps

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