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There are six one-week Lunch Break Camp SessionsLunch Break Camps are designed to cover the time between a morning

camp that ends at noon, and an afternoon camp that starts at 1. They

are scheduled Monday through Friday, 12 noon to 1pm (ages 5-12)

see page 4 for details

Class Ages Dates Page

SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & FABRICATION

LEGO City Designers 7-10 6/19 - 6/23 7Robotics Mission to Mars 11-14 6/19 - 6/23 5Future Scientists Camp 6-10 6/26 - 6/30 6Science Sleuths 7-10 & 11-14 7/10 - 7/14 5Girls Rock Robotics 7-10 & 11-14 7/17 - 7/21 8LEGO WeDo Robotics 6-10 7/17 - 7/21 7Dinosaur Discovery 5-8 7/24 - 7/28 5Jedi Engineering 5-7 7/24 - 7/28 7Jedi Master Engineering 7-11 7/24 - 7/28 73D Printing and Design 10-13 7/24 - 7/28 8Engineering Exploration 6-9 & 10-13 7/31 - 8/4 5

COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY

LEGO Mindstorm 6-9 & 10-13 6/12 - 6/16 7Video Game Makers 7-10 & 11-14 6/12 - 6/16 10Redstone Minecraft 11-14 6/19 - 6/23 6Minecraft Hacking/Turtle 7-10 6/19 - 6/23 6Girls Rock Computer Programming 7-10 & 11-14 6/26 - 6/30 8Zombie Minecraft 6-9 & 10-13 6/26 - 6/30 6Video Game Design 1.0 9-12 & 13-17 6/26 - 6/30 10Computer Building 11-13 6/26 - 6/30 9Computer Programming 6-10 7/10 - 7/14 8Adventures in Programming 11-16 7/10 - 7/14 8Computer Building 13-15 7/10 - 7/14 9Write Your First App with App Designer 10-14 7/17 - 7/21 8Interactive Storytelling & Branching using Twine 13-17 7/24 - 7/28 10Video Game Design 1.5 13-17 7/24 - 7/28 10Lights, Camera, FREEZE Stop Motion 6-9 7/24 - 7/28 9Zombie Minecraft 10-13 7/24 - 7/28 6Digital Art and Fashion Design 6-10 & 11-14 7/31 - 8/4 9

FASHION DESIGN, PHOTOGRAPHY & GRAPHIC DESIGN

Digital Photography I 12-15 7/17 - 7/21 11Creative Digital Photography II 12-15 7/24 - 7/28 11Creative Digital Illustration 12-15 7/24 - 7/28 11

CULINARY CAMPSCreative Cooking 11-13 6/19 - 6/23 14Doughlicious! 14-17 7/10 - 7/14 14Doughlicious! 12-15 7/17 - 7/21 14Farm to Table: Savor Sustainability and Healthy Cooking 11-15 7/17 - 7/21 15Farm to Table: Savor Sustainability and Healthy Cooking 11-15 7/24 - 7/28 15Creative Cooking 13-15 7/24 - 7/28 14Advanced Doughlicious! 11-13 7/31 - 8/4 14Advanced Doughlicious! 11-13 8/7 - 8/11 14

CABRILLO YOUTH SUMMER INSTITUTE: Class Ages Dates Page

Cool Technology for Organizing and Creating 15-18 6/26 -6/30 13Youth Leadership Academy Grades 9-12 7/17 - 7/21 12Youth Leadership Academy Grades 6-8 7/24 - 7/28 12Accelerated Learning Techniques 12-14 & 15-17 8/1 - 8/3 12ACT Prep - Career Readiness 14-17 8/9 - 9/2 13SAT Prep - Career Readiness 14-17 8/9 - 8/21 13

Class Ages Dates PageIntroduction to Guitar (in Watsonville) 13-17 6/12 - 6/16 23Introduction to Guitar 9-12 6/19 - 6/23 23Magic of Storytelling through Paper 8-10 6/19 - 6/23 18Sick Stickers and Engraving with Lasers 14-17 6/19 - 6/23 19Youth Speaks: Rap, Poetry and Spoken Word (in Watsonville) 12-17 6/19 - 6/23 22Intermediate Guitar (in Watsonville) 10-17 6/26 - 6/30 23Mandala and Mural Painting 13-17 6/26 - 6/30 18Jewelry, Macrame, and Beads 9-13 6/26 - 6/30 16The Art of Disguise - Costumes, Masks & Wearable Art 8-10 6/26 - 6/30 18Personal Mural/Large Scale Painting 13-17 6/26 - 6/30 16Storybook Art from A to Z 5-9 6/26 - 6/30 17Mexican Folk Dance for Kids 8-12 7/3 - 7/7 21Mexican Folk Dance for Kids 8-12 7/10 - 7/14 21Summer Music Camp for Instrumental Musicians 8-18 7/10 - 7/15 20

Comic Book and Narrative Art: Writing & Illustrating Basics 9-12 & 13-16 7/10 - 7/14 19Introduction to Guitar 9-12 & 13-17 7/17 - 7/21 23Urban Hip Hop Dance 7-12 & 13-17 7/17 - 7/21 22Small Metal Sculpture Part 1 12-14 & 15-17 7/17 - 7/21 16Intermediate Guitar 10-17 7/24 - 7/28 23Small Metal Sculpture Part 2 12-14 & 15-17 7/31 - 8/4 16Cabrillo Youth Chorus - Voice Camp 8-18 8/7 - 8/11 21Around the World in 5 Days: A Multicultural Art Journey 7-11 8/7 - 8/11 173D Animation for Beginners 16-18 8/12 only 19EcoArt: Recycled Materials Sculpture 7-12 8/14 - 8/18 17

Class Ages Dates PageBeg. Swimming Lessons & Advanced Swimming Camp 4-15 6/12 - 6/16 26Basketball - Shooting Camp 7-17 6/12 - 6/15 25Seahawk Football 6-14 6/12 - 6/16 25Basketball - Skills Camp 7-17 6/19 - 6/22 25Int. Swimming Lessons & Competitive Swimming Camp 4-15 6/19 - 6/22 26Beg. Swimming Lessons & Advanced Swimming Camp 4-15 6/26 - 6/29 26Soccer Camps 4-6 & 7-14 6/26 - 6/29 24Beg. Swimming Lessons & Advanced Swimming Camp 4-15 7/10 - 7/13 26Baseball Camp 7-14 7/17 - 7/21 24Int. Swimming Lessons & Competitive Swimming Camp 4-15 7/17 - 7/20 26Volleyball - Junior High 11-13 7/21 - 7/23 24Baseball Camp 7-14 7/24 - 7/28 24Basketball - Skills Camp 7-17 7/24 - 7/27 25Soccer Camps 4-6 & 7-14 7/24 - 7/27 24Int. Swimming Lessons & Competitive Swimming Camp 4-15 7/24 - 7/27 26Volleyball:High School - Hitter, Defense & Setters Camps 13-17 7/28 - 7/30 24Basketball - Shooting Camp 7-17 7/31 - 8/3 25Basketball - Skills Camp 7-17 8/7 - 8/10 25Basketball - Skills Camp 7-17 8/14 - 8/17 25

SPORTS CAMPS

LEADERSHIP & ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT

CABRILLO ARTS FOR YOUTH

To register call 479-6331 or visit us online at www.cabrillo-extension.org 54 Cabrillo College Extension

SCIENCE & ENGINEERINGLUNCH BREAK

The Cabrillo Youth Summer Institute (CYSI) is back with some exciting changes and new programs! This summer we are excited to offer classes through a unique collaboration with Learn to Discover. Our programs offer hands-on, experiential learning that emphasize creative design skills, problem-solving and fun! Students will explore engaging technologies in lively lab-style classes. They’ll also be guided to discover and explore many potential career areas. A key contributor to future academic and career success is early exposure to career awareness. We will introduce students to the opportunities that exist and prepare them to make decisions about high school and college coursework and, ultimately, their future. Build, explore, create and play!

We emphasize small class sizes so space is limited in each camp. Register Early!

Dinosaur Discovery (ages 5-8)Get ready for a wild week and imagine being a dinosaur! Students will learn about the fascinating field of paleontology by studying fossils and building a model of a dinosaur, explore the major groups of dinosaurs, geology, fossilization, the Jurassic period and much more. Students will have fun classifying and making their own rock, mold and cast fossils, and do a dinosaur dig.

Mon. – Fri., July 24-28 9:30 am – 12 NoonRoom: 2100BRegister by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225Plus a $15 material fee at registration

Engineering Exploration (ages 6-13) Students learn about the roles of engineers, while building and designing projects such as a robotic arm, different types of bridges, a roller coaster, and a flight vehicle to explore various engineering fields including mechanical, robotic, structural/civil and aerospace. Students will learn about science, math, design and engineering concepts through play, and learn how various careers incorporate these concepts.

Ages 6-9 OR Ages 10-13Mon. – Fri., July 31-Aug. 4 July 31-Aug. 49:30 am – 12 Noon 1:00 – 3:30 pmRoom: 2100BRegister by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225Plus a $15 material fee at registration

A Robotics Mission to Mars (ages 11-14) Come join us to explore space and play the roles of astronaut and space explorer! We’ll complete fun and exciting missions on Mars with a robot. Students learn about the planet Mars and the Mars Curiosity rover, and build and program a robotic arm, a telescope and a programmable Mars rover. Prepare for launch!

Mon. – Fri., June 19-23 1:00 – 3:30 pmRoom: 2100BRegister by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225

Science Sleuths (ages 7-14) Spend the week solving mysteries with us! In this week-long camp, students learn about the mysteries of forensics and get an overview of forensic science and crime scene investigation techniques using problem solving, analytical skills and science lab skills. Added bonus! Students learn about fingerprinting, crime scene protection, trace evidence, fiber analysis, forensic anthropology, the FBI, and more.

Ages 7-10 OR Ages 11-14Mon. – Fri., July 10-14 July 10-149:30 am – 12 Noon 1:00 – 3:30 pmRoom: 2100BRegister by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225Plus a $10 material fee at registration

WHAT IS IT?Lunch Break Camps are designed to cover the time between a morning camp that ends at noon, and an afternoon camp that starts at 1. They are scheduled Monday through Friday, 12 noon to 1pm. Cabrillo Extension Camp Counselors will walk to pick up students from morning camps, supervise the Lunch Break activities in a classroom close by the Extension office, and walk students to their afternoon camps. We provide activities, games and basic art supplies! This camp is open to students 5 to 12 years old. Students need to bring a lunch and a drink.

WHO IS IT FOR? Kids –this time is designed to give you the chance to eat lunch, play a board game, read your favorite book, meet new friends, doodle, or lay on the grass and look at the clouds - before, after or in-be-tween your camps. Please note that there will be no video games or use of electronic devices during lunch break camps.

Parents – this time is designed to give you the peace of mind knowing that between their morning and afternoon camp your child will be supervised, have time to eat lunch, and they are within an easy walk from their morning or afternoon camp here at Cabrillo.

HOW MUCH IS IT?If your child is registered for both a morning camp that ends at noon, and an afternoon camp that begins at 1, both during the same week, there is no fee for Lunch Break! To take advantage of this, give the Extension office a call, and we’ll get you registered at no charge. Our office hours are 9am to 5pm, Monday through Friday, and you can reach us at 831-479-6331.If you just need an hour before a camp that starts at 1, or an hour after a morning camp that ends at noon, the fee is $25 for one week of Lunch Break Camp. Go to our web site Cabrillo-extension.org for easy online registration for Lunch Break!

WHEN? There are six one-week Lunch Break Camp Sessions

ScholarshipsCabrillo Extension is happy to offer a limited number of scholarships for our summer youth programs. Scholarships provide students and families a 50% reduction in camp fees. If you are interested in applying please go to our web site, www.cabrillo-extension.org, where you will find a downloadable application form and important dates & deadlines for summer 2017 scholarships. Application deadline is May 12th and awards are announced via email on May 19th.

To pick up an application form you may come to the Extension office during our business hours, Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm. We are located on lower campus in building 2100A. If you have any questions, contact the Extension office at (831) 479-6331.

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Future Scientists Camp (ages 6-10)Perfect for those curious nature explorers! Immerse yourself in science and nature experiences in this five day camp. Students discover different areas of science through hands-on experimentation and exploration. We will investigate several fields of study including physics, geology, and biology (plants and bugs and birds, oh my!) as well as collaborative citizen science initiatives.

Citizen scientists, while not formal scientists (yet!) are general public members who aid researchers in collecting data and gathering observations. Each day involves exploring a field of study through a short presentation, an experiment, and citizen science exploration plus fun games and crafts so students can delve deeper into the world of science. Every student in this camp will make observations, ask questions, and collect data in nature. You’ll definitely walk away with a fascination for the natural world around you and the skills to become a future scientist (and citizen scientist) – all you need is curiosity!

Mon - Fri., June 26–30 1:00 - 4:00 pmWatsonville Campus, Solari Green Technology Center, Room: C108Register by June 5: $180Register after June 5: $195Plus $15 materials fee paid at registrationAriel Hunter , B.S., is the Field Program Coordinator at the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History where she facilitates K-12 outdoor explorations. She believes anyone curious about the world around them can be a scientist!

Jedi Engineering using LEGO® (ages 5-7)The Force Awakens in this introductory engineering camp for our youngest Jedi! Explore engineering principles by designing and building projects such as LEGO® X-Wings, R2 Units, Energy Catapults, Defense Turrets, and Settlements from a galaxy far, far away. Create motorized and architectural projects with imagination and engineering to defeat the Empire!

Mon. – Fri., July 24-28 9 am–12 noonRoom: 1521Register by June 5: $195Register after June 5: $210

Minecraft Hacking & Turtle Programming (ages 7-10) Young campers can spend this week-long camp using MinecraftEdu. They’ll learn how to program “turtles” to build bridges and other unique objects, and explore Redstone programming.

Mon. – Fri., June 19-23 1:00 – 3:30 pmRoom: 1603Register by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225

Zombie Minecraft (ages 6-13)Have fun building a hut or castle, setting off volcanoes, or sailing and interacting with Vikings, but watch out for those Zombies!! Students explore and learn a variety of advanced problem-solving skills while using MinecraftEdu and interacting with Zombies.

Ages 10-13 OR Ages 6-9Mon. – Fri., June 26-30 June 26-30 9:30 am – 12 Noon 1:00 – 3:30 pmRoom: 1603ORAges 10-13Mon. – Fri., July 24-28 9:30 am – 12 NoonRoom: 1603Register by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225

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LEGO® Mindstorms Robot-Rumble! (ages 6-13) Explore the fascinating world of robotics with LEGO® NXT™ and coding by building and programming a sumo wrestling robot. First, students program a robot to push its opponent out of a sumo arena; then, they program a robot to compete in a tug-of-war competition with another robot, all-the-while learning how to develop the best winning strategies. Students practice creativity to add a pusher or robotic arm to increase their chances of winning.

Ages 6-9 OR Ages 10-13Mon. – Fri., June 12-16 June 12-169:30 am – 12 Noon 1:00 – 3:30 pmRoom: 2100BRegister by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225

LEGO® City Designers (ages 7-10)Using LEGO® bricks & specialty pieces, students become urban planners and mayors by designing and building a city, incorporating as many elements of a real city as possible, including businesses, residences, emergency infrastructure, recreational sections, and more. Students will incorporate forms of transportation and safety, and think about and design the best way to power their city.

Mon. – Fri., June 19-23 9:30 am – 12 Noon Room: 2100BRegister by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225

Redstone Design in Minecraft (ages 11-14) Redstone is the Minecraft equivalent of electricity. Using MinecraftEdu, students create their very own inventions, and learn to build a mine track and ride a mine cart using switches and gears to add transportation to a Minecraft world.

Mon. – Fri., June 19-23 9:30 am – 12 Noon Room: 1603Register by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225

LEGO® WeDo™ Robotics Adventures (ages 6-10)This is an introductory robotics course using the innovative LEGO® WeDo™ robotics system. Students explore basic design principles, aesthetics, organizational skills, team playing, & programming, and gain an appreciation for the role of robots in society. Students will have fun building animal robots, transportation robots and other robots.

Mon. – Fri., July 17-21 1:00 – 3:30 pmRoom: 1603Register by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225Plus a $10 material fee at registration

Jedi Master Engineering using LEGO® (ages 7-11) The Force Awakens in this interactive engineering camp for young Jedi! Discover key engineering concepts such as gear trains, worm drives, pneumatics, and eccentric motion. Build LEGO X-Wings, AT-AT walkers, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities, Settlements, Fortresses, and other complex machines and structures from a galaxy far, far away.

Mon. – Fri., July 24-28 1–4 pm Room: 1521Register by June 5: $195Register after June 5: $210

❝My son loved the content of the program and the pace of the program kept him

engaged and excited. Each day I asked him how his class was and each day he answered

“Awesome!”❞- Summer 2016 camp parent

❝Playing with Legos in a way that helps him better understand how pieces work together and spending time on what he

loves playing with most. ❞- Engineering Fundamentals with Legos

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Girls Rock Computer Programming! (ages 7-14) This class is designed for those wanting to explore the fascinating world of computer programming. Students learn how to program by using a variety of visual programming languages such as Kodu (designed by Microsoft) and Scratch (designed by MIT). They’ll also learn programming concepts and techniques while programming an interactive story, game or animation.

Ages 7-10 OR Ages 11-14Mon. – Fri., June 26-30 June 26-309:30 am – 12 Noon 1:00 – 3:30 pmRoom: 2100BRegister by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225Plus a $10 material fee at registration

Girls Rock Robotics! (ages 7-14)Students explore the fascinating world of robotics and related careers, and learn the relevance of robotics in today’s world. Students get hands-on experience with building and programming a variety of robotic machines such as an animal robot, Segway, Modular Test Vehicle (MTV), robotic arm and more.

Ages 7-10 OR Ages 11-14Mon. – Fri., July 17-21 July 17-219:30 am – 12 Noon 1:00 – 3:30 pmRoom: 2100BRegister by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225

Computer Programming with Java (ages 11-16)Got a future programmer? This weeklong camp covers how to program with Java, a popular language that is used in the real world by professional programmers. Students also learn programming concepts and terminology that are the basis of all programming.

Mon. – Fri., July 10-14 9:30 am – 12 Noon Room: 1603Register by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225Plus a $10 material fee at registration

Adventures in Computer Programming (ages 6-10)This class is designed for those wanting to explore the fascinating world of computer programming. Students learn how to program by using a variety of visual programming languages such as Kodu (designed by Microsoft) and Scratch (designed by MIT). Students will learn programming concepts and techniques while programming an interactive story, game or animation.


Write Your First App with App Designer (ages 10-14)This is an excellent introduction to computer programming. Students create apps (miniature programs) for Android devices (phones, tablets, etc.) using MIT App Inventor, a blocks-based programming language. Students work in teams to collaborate and develop fun and engaging games and other apps.

Mon. – Fri., July 17-21 9:30 am – 12 NoonRoom: 1603Register by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225Plus a $10 material fee at registration

Lights, Camera, FREEZE Stop-Motion! (ages 6-9) Students combine storytelling, set design and videography to create a stop-motion movie using LEGOs, clay or other objects. Students will have fun taking on the role of a movie director to develop a storyboard. They will direct the production of their story, design and utilize background scenery and props, and gain experience using a USB camera to film their production, edit their movie, and add sound effects or music.

Mon. – Fri., July 24-28 1:00 – 3:30 pmRoom: 2100BRegister by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225Plus a $15 material fee at registration

3D Printing & Design (ages 10-13)Students explore and learn about the world of 3D printing, including basic safety, the history of 3D printing, current applications of the technology, and skills for 2D vs. 3D design and modeling. Students learn to use a variety of 2D & 3D modeling software programs, learn how to access a 3D object gallery, experiment with 3D pens, and print a 3D object.


Digital Art and Fashion Design (ages 6-14) Explore a variety of digital art programs similar to what a graphic artist would use. Students paint with watercolors & oils, and draw with pencils, pastels and charcoal --- all on a computer. Plus they’ll share styles and designs with others, and learn how to design clothes, accessories and even their own clothing label.

Ages 6-10 OR Ages 11-14Mon. – Fri., July 31-Aug. 4 July 31-Aug. 41:00 – 3:30 pm 9:30 am – 12 NoonRoom: 1603Register by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225Plus a $25 material fee at registration

Explore Computer Building (ages 11-15) In this one-week camp students will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience disassembling and then reassembling a computer. Each student takes apart and re-builds a computer system from beginning to end, learning all major and necessary component names and the functions of these components. Students disassemble the computer to the smallest component, format/erase a disk, load and configure the operating system, and other tasks associated with getting a computer “user ready.”

This is an in-depth look at all components of a computer system along with the necessary software. Students will finish the class with the pride and confidence of being able to build their own new computer. Students with an aptitude for discovery and inquiry, and who like hands-on problem solving, will enjoy this full week experience!

Ages 11-13 OR Ages 13-15Mon. – Fri., June 26-30 July 10-14 9 am –12 noon 9 am –12 noonRoom: 1520Register by June 5: $195Register after June 5: $210Plus a $15 material fee

COMPUTER TECHNOLOGYCOMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

There are six one-week Lunch Break Camp Sessions

Lunch Break Camps are designed to cover the time between a morning camp that

ends at noon, and an afternoon camp that starts at 1. They are scheduled Monday

through Friday, 12 noon to 1pm (ages 5-12)see page 4 for details

❝Our son really enjoyed the class and wanted to take a similar class again the

next summer. The instructor gives the right amount of supervision and autonomy to

the students.❞ - Computer Building parent

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Video Game Makers (ages 7-14)Students explore a variety of software programs to design and program their own video game, by first planning the game, then programming it, and play-testing each other’s games. In addition, students learn some basic gaming and programming terminology, and practice problem solving and critical thinking skills.

Ages 11-14 OR Ages 7-10Mon. – Fri., June 12-16 June 12-169:30 am – 12 Noon 1:00 – 3:30 pmRoom: 1603Register by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225Plus a $10 material fee at registration

Interactive Storytelling & Branching Narrative with Twine (ages 13-17) Twine is a tool used for making interactive stories in the form of web pages. Students will learn to use this tool as part of story designs that can be used for game design and other story development projects.

If you have ever wished that you could go back in time to change a decision that you made, or wondered what would have happened if a protagonist of a story would have done something differently - then this camp is for you! If you’ve ever finished a book, or a movie, and felt like the ending wasn’t satisfying - this camp is for you! If you’ve ever finished playing a game and felt the game didn’t take into account your decisions - this camp is for you!

Join Ashkan, a UCSC student pursuing a degree in Computer Science & Video Game Design, for this class held in Cabrillo’s state-of-the-art STEM Center and learn the techniques and nuances of creating a multi-branched narrative, using Twine, the standard game engine for branching storytelling.

Mon. – Fri., July 24-28 1:00 – 4:00 pmRoom: 829Register by June 5: $235Register after June 5: $250 Plus a $10 material fee at registrationAmir Ashkan Nourkhalaj-see bio

Digital Photography I: Shooting with Natural & Studio Light (ages 12-15) Learn the basics of shooting great photographs with digital cameras. Topics covered include image composition, getting the correct exposure for shooting outdoors, as well as working with basic studio lighting and portable backdrops. Walks around campus will cover landscape photography, florals, architecture style images, portraits and more. DSLR camera recommended, though cell-phone cameras are fine. Basic processing of photographs from camera to the digital darkroom will also be covered.

Bring a USB flash drive to store and take home edited images (1G or larger)

Mon. – Fri., July 17-21 9 am – 1 pm Room: VAPA 2021Register by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225Plus a $10 material fee

Digital Photography II: Creativity in the Digital Darkroom (ages 12-15) Learn the basics of processing your digital photography and advanced image editing with Adobe Photoshop to take your digital photographs to the next level. Short walks around campus will focus on gathering image elements for a final project to be done with compositing techniques in Photoshop. Students learn how to color correct, process, edit, dodge/burn, make selections and cut-outs, as well as, enhanced layer blending modes, collage, apply special effects to enhance an image and more. Students will also learn how and where to print their photographs on canvas, metal and more.

DSLR camera recommended, though cell-phone camera is fine.


Mon. – Fri., July 24-28 9 am – 1 pm Room: VAPA 2021Register by June 5: $210Register after June 5: $225Plus a $10 material fee

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Video Game Design 1.0 (ages 9-12)Join us for this class held in Cabrillo’s state-of-the-art STEM Center and make the transition from playing video games to designing your own! Students learn different skills and theories to conceptualize, develop prototypes, create, and tune a single level in one particular genre. In order to ensure that it is accessible to all levels of computer programming expertise, we are sticking to the side-scrolling genre, and helping students to focus on the creative experience at their own level of development.

Familiarity with an editing tool like Tiled is recommended but not required.

Mon. – Fri., June 26-30 Morning Session: 9:00 am – 12:00 noonORAfternoon Session: 1:00 – 4:00 pmRoom: 829Register by June 5: $235Register after June 5: $250 Plus a $10 material fee at registrationAmir Ashkan Nourkhalaj-see bio

Video Game Design 1.5 (ages 13-17)Get ready to level up with Video Game Design 1.5! Learn what games like Mario, Megaman, Super Meatboy, and Sonic The Hedgehog all have in common. They are all platformers! Video Game Design 1.5 takes students through the challenging, yet rewarding journey to develop a unique platformer. The class will draw upon the skills learned in Video Game Design 1.0 and teach students new skills in mechanics, dynamics, and aesthetics.

Having some proficiency in the software GameMaker by Yoyo Games is highly encouraged, but not essential.

Mon. – Fri., July 24-28 9:00 am – 12:00 noonRoom: 829Register by June 5: $235Register after June 5: $250 Plus a $10 material fee at registrationAmir Ashkan Nourkhalaj-see bio

Creative Digital Illustration (ages 12-15) For students who enjoy drawing and sketching, learn to take your drawings to a whole new level. Turn your sketches into cool graphics that can be printed on t-shirts, hats, bags, stickers, skateboards or even made into repeating patterns for leggings, tapestries and more. Draw your own characters for storybooks or trading cards. Learn to transform sketchpad drawings and photos into print-ready graphics using Adobe Illustrator.

Students will be able to draw at the camp or may also bring drawings from home. We will take short walks around campus to take photos to incorporate into their illustration imagery. Students learn how to edit their illustrations with colors and strokes, manipulate vector paths, apply colorful gradient effects, and how to incorporate type into their designs for finished artwork. Students will also learn where and how to format their files in order to print correctly. Students will be able to set up their own online portfolio storefront and preview how their designs will look on many products in the marketplace.


Mon. – Fri., July 24-28 2 – 5 pmRoom: 317Register by June 5: $195Register after June 5: $210Plus a $10 material feeAlixandra Mullins is an internationally published, licensed, award winning artist, photographer & college instructor. She teaches Digital Media Photoshop & Creative Digital Illustration at Gavilan College during the school year, as well as Illustration workshops. She also enjoys making colorful, fun illustrations for children’s storybooks to entertain her own young children at home. For fun, a day at the beach building driftwood tepees or wandering through trails in Big Sur or the redwoods of Nisene Marks with her family, which includes her 3 children, are the most treasured moments!

TAKE BOTH DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY INSTITUTES

FOR JUST: Register by June 5: $395

Register after June 5: $425Plus a $20 material fee

Amir Ashkan Nourkhalaj-is a student at UCSC and is getting his degrees in Video Game Design and Japanese! He has been a gamer since early childhood, and has been tutoring adults and kids since he was 12. He is intrigued by the science and the art behind video games, but also to understand the psyche of the players. He has studied psychology, engineering, computer programming and game design. He teaches game mechanics as metaphors and game design as the most interactive storytelling medium!

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The Youth Leadership Academy (Grades 6-8 and 9-12) It’s never too early to start to develop as a leader!

You can make a difference as a youth in today’s world. Taking initiative and leading the way can help you make a difference for friends, peers, family, your community and even the world. You can also get a head-start on preparing yourself for high school, college and your career by working on your leadership.

Research shows that:

College admissions officers rate leadership as one of the most important qualities they consider. Building your leadership skills gives you an advantage! - The Atlantic, 1/22/14

In this dynamic, strengths-based, five-day program, participants will discover and develop their inner leaders using proven methods and leadership concepts.

Over the course of 5 days, participants will: • Develop a positive model of leadership

• Understand what makes a leader

• Identify their own values and guiding principles, and align them with actions to develop leadership skills

• Learn social & emotional tools to help them take charge of their own emotional and physical safety

• Practice advocating for themselves and others

• Develop relationship skills of collaboration, advocacy, and empathy through activity based sessions

• Practice collaborating with others, working in teams and achieving shared goals

• Understand the power of gratitude, empathy, and appreciation in building relationships

• Define goals and set objectives around their vision

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to launch your leadership journey!

Grades 6-8 OR Grades 9-12Mon. – Fri., July 24-28 July 17-219:00 – 12:00 noonRoom: 1522Register by June 5: $270Register after June 5: $295plus a $10 material feeLeAnn Copriviza has been a middle and high school instructor for 10 years, and a Coordinator for Where Everybody Belongs, a middle school orientation and transition program. She has a B.A. in Interpersonal and Organizational Communication and is currently completing Kidpower Instructor training.

Accelerated Learning Techniques for Students (ages 12–17) In today’s rapidly changing technological society, knowing how to learn is one of the most valuable skills we can have. Unfortunately, most of us were never actually taught how to learn. Because of this, many people find learning to be an unpleasant chore rather than a fun and exciting adventure. Well, no more! Learning is fun, especially when you know how to do it quickly and efficiently.

It doesn’t matter if you are a straight A student or barely passing, you can do better in less time! This interactive and entertaining funshop teaches you how to learn faster and have fun while doing it. You will learn the tools and techniques necessary to unlock the amazing potential of your brain and start achieving more than you ever thought possible.

We’ll focus on the skills necessary to help you right now, as well as prepare you for the transition to either high school or college.

Tue. & Thu., August 1 & 39 am – 12 noon (ages 12-14) 1 – 4 pm (ages 15-17)Room: 825Register by June 5: $68Register after June 5: $75Dr. Joe McCullough is the Physics Program Chair at Cabrillo College where he has been teaching for the last 15 years. He is also a certified trainer and best-selling author of Accelerated Learning Techniques for Students.

SAT and ACT Readiness: Practice Tests, Result Analysis and Test Preparation In 2017, the world of college admissions tests changed. All colleges in the United States accept either test and students may choose which is best for them. Choosing which test, preparing to take either test, or even thinking about taking the test, can be draining for kids and parents, and create a lot of anxiety.

These workshops are designed to first determine what test is best for each student, and then prepare them for either the August 26th SAT exam or the September 9th ACT exam.

Emphasis is on small class size (no more than 10 students), and the highest quality test prep strategies. These sessions include holistic test prep: test-specific strategies, academic review, methods to control test anxiety, and ways to maintain motivation and focus under pressure.

The first portion of this program is a two-session practice test administration, one for SAT and one for ACT. In each of these first two class meetings, students will complete a 4-hour practice test. Tests are corrected immediately after the exam, so students will walk away with their results.

The instructor will recommend the Test Prep class they will be enrolled in, either the SAT Test Prep or the ACT Test Prep. Students will then be enrolled in the recommended session and will receive an email confirmation The dates, times and location of the Test Prep session are below. These dates are scheduled with the intent of being as close to the actual test dates as possible to provide the best preparation and reduce anxiety as the test approaches.

Class fee includes the Practice Test session and the recommended 4-meeting Test Prep session. Space is limited to only 10 students so register early.

Practice Test AdministrationWed. & Thu., Aug. 9 & 108 am-12 pm Room: 517

SAT Test Prep2 Mon. & 2 Fri., Aug. 11, 14, 18 & 219 am – 12 NoonRoom: 517ORACT Test Prep2 Wed. & 2 Sat., Aug. 16 & 23 and Aug. 26 & Sept. 29 am – 12 NoonRoom: 517Registration by June 5: $350Registration after June 5: $385plus $20 materials fee paid at registration.Jerilyn Kass has been helping students with academic strategies and test prep for 16 years. She brings a creative spirit, vibrant personality, thoughtful nature, and wealth of information and insight to all her students.

Idea to Real - Cool Technology for Organizing & Creating (ages 15-18)Do you have more ideas than you have time to complete them? Do you often feel like you’re forgetting something or leaving something undone that needs doing? Do you have ideas for projects that would be fun and rewarding but you don’t know where to start? This class introduces you to ideas and methods to help you wrangle all those ideas, make plans, and get stuff done! From academics to creative projects these tools and methods help you minimize wasted time, avoid procrastination, and make progress toward your goals every day.

Through the course of this class you will be introduced to a few things that will change the way you look at what you have to do and what you want to do, and help you get more done. Learn the tools and techniques, software, apps, and online resources to help you achieve your goals!

Mon - Fri., June 26-301:00 - 4:00 pmVAPA 2021Register by June 5: $180Register after June 5: $195Plus $10 materials fee paid at registrationAnthony Garcia is a Filmmaker who received his BFA in Art and Design, and is pursuing his MA in Education. He has spent his entire life figuring out ways to organize his creative ideas. He has two kids, a cat, a dog, and loves to share his ideas about learning and creativity!

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❝He liked the class, and wished his other courses in Jr. High had been that

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-Accelerated Learning Techniques parent

❝ I learned what kind of a learner I am.❞-Accelerated Learning Techniques student

There are six one-week Lunch Break

Camp Sessions

Lunch Break Camps are designed to cover the time between a morning

camp that ends at noon, and an afternoon camp that starts at 1. They are scheduled Monday through Friday, 12 noon to 1pm


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Creative Cooking Camp (ages 11-15)This camp is designed to give youth some of the skills they can utilize throughout their life. Class subject is cooking but the lessons are broader than that. Each day the students will learn a new element of part of professional cooking that can be applied at home.

Each class session starts with the projects demonstrated to the students. Then they’ll use the kitchen space to organize themselves and execute those same projects (under guidance of course). Students learn about organizational skills, timelines, and some of the science of cooking. At the same time they will enjoy learning about how to make some delicious foods including stock based soups, risotto, pizza from scratch, and chicken parmesan.

Class runs for a full week and students will have lunch as part of each class day. Parents are encouraged to come for lunch on the final day of camp – prepared by who else – your children!

Please wear long pants, closed toe shoes, an apron and a hat.

Ages 11-13 OR Ages 13-15 Mon. – Fri., June 19-23 July 24-28 9 am–2 pm 9 am–2 pmRoom: 908Register by June 5: $245Register after June 5: $260Plus a $40 material feeJeremy MacVeigh studied culinary arts at Western Culinary Institute in Portland, OR and also has a B.S. in food science from UC Davis. Since 2003 Chef Jeremy has been teaching at private professional culinary programs before joining the culinary department at Cabrillo College in 2014. Jeremy has a broad range of culinary interests and enjoys delving into the how’s and why’s of cooking with students when covering topics.

Doughlicious - Baking Camp (ages 12-17) Do you love to bake? Want to spend a week surrounded by sweet and savory treats? Join Chef Anne in Cabrillo’s Culinary Arts Kitchen and Bake Shop and immerse yourself in the wonderful world of baking! Learn to make quick breads, yeast breads, pate choux, and flaky pastries. Each day we will focus on mastering a skill and learn to bake delicious goodies to take home to your friends and families. Careers in the baking and pastry arts are also explored.


Ages 12-15 OR Ages 14-17 Mon. – Fri., July 10-14 July 17-21 1–4 pm 1–4 pm Room: 908Register by June 5: $245Register after June 5: $260Plus a $35 material fee

Advanced Doughlicious - Baking Camp (ages 12-17) Chef Anne designed this all-new camp just for kids who love to spend time baking and creating in the kitchen. Students do not have to have completed Doughlicious to enroll in this camp.

We start the week with baking and icing chocolate cakes and cupcakes. Students learn how to use the pastry bag and specialty tips. Whole grain yeast rolls, croissants, and French Macaroons are also on the menu. Come join the fun while learning new skills and take home treats to share with your family and friends!


Ages 12-15 OR Ages 14-17 Mon. – Fri., July 31-Aug. 4 August 7-11 1–4 pm 1–4 pm Room: 908Register by June 5: $245Register after June 5: $260Plus a $35 material feeAnne Baldzikowski is an award winning culinary instructor in the Cabrillo College Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Department. She has owned two wholesale bakeries and brings a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm to her classes. She was recently inducted into the 49th chapter of Les Dames D’Escoffier International. This is an esteemed group of women leaders in food, beverage, and hospitality whose mission is education and philanthropy. Membership is by invitation only. She has been teaching youth baking camps through Cabrillo Extension since 2012 and her classes are full of team-work, problem solving, laughter, learning and fun!

Teen Chef: Farm to Table Healthy Cooking (ages 11-15) Perfect for budding foodies, gardeners, and future chefs. Food affects every step of our life, the way we relate to our community, and what we eat truly does matter! Students learn where food is sourced, why it is important to support local farmers, how to incorporate foods with the 6 Essential Nutrients into their diet, and the importance of sustainable farming. Essential kitchen skills are covered with a focus on food safety practices, knife handling, food sourcing, and career paths in the food world. Students work with an abundance of fresh summer ingredients to make fresh pesto, proper vinaigrettes, seasonal fruit desserts, and transforming plain vegetables into beautifully seasoned dishes. Is your mouth watering yet?

Mon - Fri., July 17 – 21 OR Mon - Fri., July 24 – 289:00 am – 1:00 pmEl Pajaro CDC Kitchen Collaboration in Watsonville, 412 East Riverside Dr.Register by June 5: $245Register after June 5: $290Plus $35 materials fee paid at registrationAleah True is the Culinary Arts Teacher at Aptos Jr. High School. She is a former Cabrillo College Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management student who grew up on a local farm. She enjoys sharing the value of eating locally and seasonally.

CULINARY CAMPSCULINARY CAMPS

All culinary camps require that campers wear long pants, closed toe shoes and apron and hat.

Lunch Break Camps are designed to cover the time between a morning camp that ends at noon, and an afternoon camp that starts at 1. They are scheduled Monday

through Friday, 12 noon to 1pm.

If your child is registered for both a morning camp that ends at noon, and an afternoon camp that begins at 1, both during the same week, there is no fee

for Lunch Break! To take advantage of this, give the Extension office a call, and we’ll get you registered at no charge. Our office hours are 9am to 5pm, Monday

through Friday, and you can reach us at 831-479-6331.see page 4 for details

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Large Scale and Mural Painting (ages 13-17) Think big! Art is not always made in the studio or meant to be in a gallery. Students will learn about mural and street art pieces to gain inspiration in creating their own personal and portable large-scale paintings. Over the course of the week, students learn to stretch their own canvases, paint on different materials, tool safety, working with scale, composition, and color design in addition to drawing and painting techniques. Students are encouraged to create expressive, large-scale pieces that reflect their own design style. This group creates a welcoming and inclusive environment for teens to feel confident in creative expression.

Mon - Fri., June 26 – 301:00 pm – 4:30 pmRoom: VAPA 2020Register by June 5: $195Register after June 5: $210Plus $45 materials fee paid at registrationKatelyn Byrne - see bio

Jewelry, Beads, and Macramé (ages 9-13) Create a brand new collection of personally designed jewelry pieces and the skills to make each different style. Various macramé-knotting techniques will be taught to thread stylish bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and keychains using hemp and embroidery floss. Students learn bead-making techniques using paper, sculpey, and shrink dinks to incorporate into the delicate macramé knots. These design skills will last a lifetime and these are all perfect gifts for friends and family!

Mon - Fri., June 26 – 309:00 am – 12:00 pmRoom: VAPA 2020Register by June 5: $180Register after June 5: $195Plus $45 materials fee paid at registrationKatelyn Byrne is a visual artist focused on mural painting, jewelry and crafts. She has been teaching youth in Santa Cruz for three years through Mariposa Arts, William James Association, and Branciforte Middle School’s Arts Alive program.

Small Metal Sculpture, Hand Fabrication and Jewelry – PART 1 (ages 12-17) Join small metal artist Lynn Guenther in the state-of-the-art small metals studio at Cabrillo College for a week of small metals and jewelry. Learn how to create small metal sculptures and unique jewelry using hand-fabrication techniques like sawing, forming, forging, stamping, cold connecting, texturing, coloring and more. Lynn will teach metalworking equipment and tool safety first. Then, novice metal smiths will use a variety of tools including copper, brass sheet and wire to transform our design ideas into amazing finished pieces.

Ages 12-14 OR Ages 15-17Mon. – Fri., July 17-21 July 17-219 am –12 noon 1 – 4 pmRoom: VAPA 3001Register by June 5: $195Register after June 5: $210Plus a $25 material fee at registration will include a jeweler’s kit that students will take home to continue to work on future pieces!Lynn Guenther’s is a SPECTRA artist and has taught through Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History, Seymour Center, Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History.

Small Metal Sculpture, Hand Fabrication and Jewelry – PART 2 (ages 12-17) This week long camp has been added by popular demand! This is a follow up for those students who have completed Small Metal Sculpture, Hand Fabrication and Jewelry, Part 1. Students will expand their skills and learn more basic soldering and forming using copper sheet copper wires, and some fine silver. We will complete at least 3 projects, including a ring shank and a bezel setting using cabochon provided by the instructor. Soldering with a gas torch, filing, polishing, tool skills, and studio safety practices will be covered.

Ages 12-14 Ages 15-17Mon-Fri., July 31- Aug. 4 July 31- Aug. 49 am - 12 pm 1 pm - 4 pmRoom: VAPA3001Register by June 5: $195Register after June 5: $210Plus a $30 material fee at registration Pablo Cubangbang was born in a small town in the Philippines. Pablo has received multiple Visual Arts Scholarships for his jewelry and watercolor pieces. Pablo is a member of the Monterey Bay Metal Arts Guild and is the president of the Cabrillo Seahawk Metal Arts Club. He loves to teach and share his love of small metals and jewelry!

EcoArt: Recycled Materials Sculpture (ages 7-12) A new spin on items destined for the recycle bin! Artists from around the world create art with recycled and found materials such as soda cans, water bottle caps, buttons, pen caps, and more. Discover these artists and their wild materials plus learn from local artists from the Santa Cruz CityArts SCRAP recycled art program.

With this inspiration, students will use recycled materials to create individual art sculptures and work on a larger collaborative group piece to be displayed in Cabrillo’s sculpture garden. Students will examine how we use disposable products in everyday life, and develop a respect for resources through creative repurposing. Come build and transform everyday materials into recycled sculptures!

Mon - Fri., August 14 – 181:00 pm – 4:00 pmRoom: VAPA 3004Register by June 5: $180Register after June 5: $195Plus $30 materials fee paid at registrationMariah Roberts, MA, is a local teacher and maker. Since 1995 she has balanced her love of teaching with designing and making in various media. Currently, she teaches integrated art and science in the Live Oak School District.

Storybook Art from A-Z (ages 5 - 9)Travel through the pages of “Where the Wild Things Are,” “The Wizard of Oz,” Rainbow Fish” and other classic children’s stories as we explore the wonderful world of picture books. Each day, students create art works and designs based on the books and their imaginations. Characters and settings come to life using paint, paper, collage, and other media. Students develop their own masterpieces in a fun week combining literature and creativity. Come create in your storybook world!

Mon - Fri., June 26 – 309:00 am – 12:00 NoonRoom: 1521Register by June 5: $180Register after June 5: $195Plus $5 materials fee paid at registrationDeborah Wu – see bio

Around the World in 5 Days: A Multi-cultural Art Journey! (ages 7-11) Travel around the world without a plane ticket! Each day, we visit a different continent and explore its people and culture through art. We’ll make totem poles from the Pacific Northwest, Guatemalan worry dolls, and Kente cloth from Africa, along with other exciting artistic pit stops along the way.

This fun and dynamic art experience includes painting, drawing, and sculpting, all while learning about distant people and lands.

Mon - Fri., August 7 – 119:00 am – 12:00 NoonRoom: 1521Register by June 5: $180Register after June 5: $195Plus $5 materials fee paid at registration

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Deborah Wu is an arts educator who has worked in elementary schools and community-based art organizations in the Bay Area for over 10 years. She teaches school-based programs as well as after-school programs and camps, including locally for Spectra Arts. Her own art practice includes fused glass, mosaic, jewelry and mixed media.


Lunch Break Camps are designed to cover the time between a morning camp that

ends at noon, and an afternoon camp that starts at 1. They are scheduled Monday

through Friday, 12 noon to 1pm (ages 5-12)see page 4 for details

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The Magic of Storytelling through Paper (ages 8-10) Inspired by the new stop animation fantasy, “Kubo and the Two Strings.” We will bring paper to life in order to tell stories and create our own imagined creatures. Students explore the Japanese art of origami, mask making, and Indonesian shadow puppetry. Join us in this magical paper art adventure!

Mon - Fri., June 19–231:00 pm – 4:00 pmRoom: 1522Register by June 5: $180Register after June 5: $195Plus $25 materials fee paid at registrationDana Peters – see bio

The Art of Disguise – Costumes, Masks and Wearable Art (ages 8-10) If you love to dress up, create costumes for plays, or just express yourself through fashion, this week of creativity is just for you!

In this wearable art camp, students give shape to real and imagined characters and creatures through the magic of masks, costumes and disguise. Throughout this exciting week, we will use a wide array of mixed media and learn several techniques to create colorful masks and costumes.

Mon - Fri., June 26–301:00 pm – 4:00 pmRoom: 1522Register by June 5: $180Register after June 5: $195Plus $25 materials fee paid at registrationDana Peters, MFA, is the Arts Hub Coordinator for the Santa Cruz Boys and Girls Clubs. She is a mixed media artist, printmaker, and 2012 Resident Paper Costumer and Performance Artist. She exhibits her two and three-dimensional works across the U.S. and internationally. Go to www.danapeters.com for more information.

Comic Book & Narrative Art: Writing and Illustrating Basics (ages 9-16) Young artists, comic enthusiasts and graphic novel devotees come spend a week with Elijah to learn the basics of comics and narrative art. Students will gain skills in visual storytelling, character design, and page layout including composition, perspective and value. Students learn about the pencil and ink process as well as comic book writing.

Each student has the option to create their own short penciled, inked, and lettered, short comic to be published in a collection of the classes’ work available to each student.

Mon. – Fri., July 10-14 Ages 9-12 OR Ages 13-169 am – 12 noon 1 – 4 pm Room: 1522Register by June 5: $180 Register after June 5: $195 Plus a $40 material fee at registration for ages 9-12Plus a $50 material fee at registration for ages 13-16

Elijah Pfotenhauer is a local Santa Cruz Illustrator, painter and teacher. He grew up drawing comics and creating worlds then studied Character Animation at Cal Arts. He has 10 years experience in the fields of graphic art and illustration.

Mandala Mural Painting (ages 13-17) Mandalas weave stories representative of a circle, community or connection designed with intention and interlaced color, line, and texture. This camp is perfect for beginning and intermediate artists looking to work individually and also collaboratively on both small scale and large scale mural paintings.

Artists receive step-by-step instruction from the beginning of drawing out the template, creating and apply design ideas to canvas, and then the final stages of painting and sealing. Individual art projects will incorporated into a collaborative group mandala mural. Join us as together we paint something much bigger than ourselves!

Mon - Fri., June 26 – 301:00 pm – 4:30 pmWatsonville Center, Room: D101Register by June 5: $135Register after June 5: $150Plus $15 materials fee paid at registrationPaul De Worken is a graduate of Cabrillo and transferred to CSUMB, where he received his BA in Visual and Public Art and Arts Education. He is the owner of Monterey Bay Murals, and teaches art and mural painting in the Pajaro Valley Unified School District and also through Arts Council Santa Cruz County Mariposa’s Arts program. Please visit his site to learn more about murals and mandala painting: www.montereybaymurals.com

3D Animation for Beginners (ages 16 & up) Have you ever struggled to understand an architectural or mechanical design drawing and wish that you could see it in three dimensions? Have you ever wondered how video games are made or animated movies like Shrek? This course will introduce you to the world of digital modeling and animation via 3D Blender, a popular/free animation software program. Additionally, you will be introduced to Computer Aided Design (CAD) and the principles of the design process. If this sounds exciting to you then we invite you to attend our hands-on, information-packed course!

Sat., August 12 12 – 4 pmRoom: 801Register by June 5: $28Register after June 5: $32Chris Yonge is a Cabrillo College animation instructor and local practicing design professional.

Gary Marcoccia is a Cabrillo College engineering technology instructor.

Design and Fabricate! Sick Stickers and Engraving with Lasers (ages 14-17)See your sketches, doodles, designs and ideas come to life! Convert your drawings, paintings, photography or other designs into cool products like stickers, t-shirts, small objects, and more! Students can take photos and edit with graphic design techniques, create their own original artwork using digital media, or bring in artwork that they’ve already created. We will use Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator and other digital art technology to expand designs and prepare digital files for fabrication. Finished designs will be printed in Cabrillo’s Fab Lab using either the 24-inch Roland vinyl cutter to produce vinyl decals that can be used for windows, vehicles, walls, and other hard surfaces, or even heat transfer decals for a tee shirt. Finished designs may also be produced using the Epilogue laser cutter to engrave small objects.

Students will set up their own online portfolio or storefront of their designs for various graphic arts related products. Bring a USB flash drive to store and take home edited images (1G or larger)

Mon.–Fri., June 19–23 9 am – 12 NoonRoom: VAPA 2021Register by June 5: $195Register after June 5: $210Plus a $15 material fee Marco Lucadano teaches Graphic Design and Digital Photography at Soquel High School.

❝The instructor was kind, calm, relatable, talented, and extremely knowledgeable.

My son loved Elijah Pfotenhauer and came home spouting the new terminology and

practicing the techniques he learned in class.❞

❝My daughter was thrilled that their

was an art class focusing on her interest in Graphic Novels/Comic Art. She really

enjoyed the teacher Elijah.She said “He was amazing!”❞

-Comic Book Illustration parents

❝ I liked that I was able to learn independently❞

❝ I learned the importance of color

values and how to make the most of the software.❞

- Marco Lucadano Graphic Design Camp students

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Lunch Break Camps are designed to cover the time between a morning camp

that ends at noon, and an afternoon camp that

starts at 1. They are scheduled Monday through Friday, 12 noon to 1pm (ages 5-12)



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Mexican Folk Dance / Baile Folclórico (ages 8-12) Learn about Mexican culture through its music and dance! The basic steps to learn two different styles of dances from regions of Mexico will be taught. Folclórico dancing is a great way to exercise and learn about Mexican culture through its music.

Mon.-Fri., July 3–7 (No class on 7/4)1:00 pm – 3:00 pmWatsonville Center Room: A130Register by June 5: $75Register after June 5: $88

ORMon.-Fri., July 10–141:00 pm – 3:00 pmWatsonville Center Room: A130Register by June 5: $95Register after June 5: $110

Ruby Vasquez has been dancing Mexican folkloric dance since the age of 5. She is currently the assistant director of the adult Mexican folk dance company, Esperanza del Valle and the instructor of Estrellas de Esperanza, the kids/youth dance group.

Summer Music Camp for Instrumental Musicians (ages 8-18) Join us for a special musical experience this summer! This week-long music camp will offer string orchestra, band and full orchestra groups for beginning, intermediate and advanced students. It will also include chamber music and alternative style (Jazz, Celtic, or Contemporary) ensembles. Instruction will be provided by highly qualified, professional musicians who are members of the Cabrillo College Music and Youth Strings faculty.

Students will develop performance, ensemble and musicianship skills. They will also increase knowledge of music theory, various musical styles (from Baroque-Contemporary, Jazz styles/Improvisation, Fiddle/Celtic styles), and work with other instruments in a group (full orchestra).

Music groups include String Orchestra, Band and Full Orchestra (Strings, Winds, Brass and Percussion) on Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Levels. Sectionals will be held for the various instrumental groups listed above. Chamber Music/Jazz/Celtic/Ensembles will be offered.

Program will culminate in a special performance on Saturday at 1:00 for our musicians to share their accomplishments with friends and family.

Music reading experience is highly recommended. Beginning music students are welcome.

Students provide their own instruments and lunch.

Students will be sent a confirmation email with a link to an online information form. Please submit that information at your earliest convenience.

Mon.-Sat., July 10-1510 am - 3 pmRoom: VAPA 5156Register by June 5: $470Register after June 5: $495

For more information please call Nancy Kvam at (831) 479-6101 or visit our webpage at: www.cabrillo.edu/academics/music/suzuki/

Cabrillo Youth Chorus Voice Camp (ages 8-18) Love to sing? Love theater and musicals? Then the Cabrillo Youth Chorus Voice Camp is the place for you!

Spend a week singing great choral music from around the world! Explore music theory, dance, movement, rhythm! At the end of the week, join everybody on stage for our own musical production with lots of solo singing and speaking roles! Past productions include Heartland, Songs of America; Not my Circus, Not my Monkey; and Harry Potter and the Circle of Fifths! Have fun with Crazy Hair Day, Come as Your Favorite Superhero Day, and everybody’s favorite, Gutter Sundae Day!

Make music with kids from dozens of area schools and see if the Cabrillo Youth Chorus is right for you when CYC starts up in the fall! Come meet new friends and find a whole new passion!

Our camp director, Cheryl Anderson, is joined by a cadre of Teaching Assistants who are majoring in music or have graduated as music majors from Cabrillo College. Our high staff to camper ratio ensures that each camper gets individual attention and instruction throughout the week.

Students provide their own lunch.

Each camper is also required to purchase a Cabrillo Youth Chorus polo shirt for $20, unless your camper already has one.

Mon.-Fri., August 7-119 am - 3 pmRoom: VAPA 5148Register by June 5: $200Register after June 5: $210Cheryl Anderson is the Director of the Cabrillo Youth Chorus as well as the Director of Choral Activities at Cabrillo College. She is an active member of the American Choral Directors Association and the National Association for Music Educators.

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WHAT IS IT?Lunch Break Camps are designed to cover the time between a morning camp that ends at noon, and an afternoon camp that starts at 1. They are scheduled Monday through Friday, 12 noon to 1pm. Cabrillo Extension Camp Counselors will walk to pick up students from morning camps, supervise the Lunch Break activities in a classroom close by the Extension office, and walk students to their afternoon camps. We provide activities, games and basic art supplies! This camp is open to students 5 to 12 years old. Students need to bring a lunch and a drink.

WHO IS IT FOR? Kids –this time is designed to give you the chance to eat lunch, play a board game, read your favorite book, meet new friends, doodle, or lay on the grass and look at the clouds - before, after or in-be-tween your camps. Please note that there will be no video games or use of electronic devices during lunch break camps.

Parents – this time is designed to give you the peace of mind knowing that between their morning and afternoon camp your child will be supervised, have time to eat lunch, and they are within an easy walk from their morning or afternoon camp here at Cabrillo. Go to our web site Cabrillo-extension.org for easy online registration for Lunch Break! See page 4 for details.

❝My son loved the content of the program and the pace of the program kept him

engaged and excited. Each day I asked him how his class was and each day he answered

“Awesome!”❞- Summer 2016 camp parent


Youth Speaks: Rap, Poetry, and Spoken Word (ages 12-17)

From a whisper to a roar! Join a group of brave new voices to use interactive tools and learn techniques to write, embody, and perform your own poems and written works. Students strengthen their writing and speaking voice by learning key poetry techniques like rhyme, rhythm, cadence, metaphor/simile, and repetition. Individuals and groups will write, review, and edit pieces. No experience writing or performing is necessary. Discover joy through language, creativity, and motion. This camp creates a safe and fun space that allows teens to find, develop, express, and apply their voice.

Mon - Fri., June 19 – 231:00 pm – 4:30 pmWatsonville Center, Room: A180Register by June 5: $135Register after June 5: $150Emmanuel Garcia is a Two-Spirited Visual and Performing Artist and Teaching Artist from Watsonville, CA whose work speaks to social and environmental justice issues faced by indigenous people and queer people of color in America. Their work has been featured at variety of events and exhibits including the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History, the Pajaro Valley Arts Council Gallery, Jingletown Art Walk, the Santa Cruz Hip Hop Festival, and the Creativity, Spirituality and Social Justice Conference.

Emmanuel Garcia is a poet, rapper, lyricist, and facilitator. They are passionate about community transformation through the arts and embody the intersectionality of artist and activist. They studied Developmental Psychology at UCSC, have over 8 years of experience working in student-centered educational settings, and are certified in both creative facilitation as well as curriculum development for a wide range of learning styles. When they are not coordinating arts programs, events, or teaching, you will likely find them engaged in collaborative community arts projects focusing on youth empowerment and social justice issues.

Introduction to Guitar (ages 9-17)No experience necessary for this beginning guitar camp! The week starts with an introduction to melody, chords, and learning notes on the guitar strings. Over the course of the week, students sing and perform traditional as well as popular songs. Learn to play both as a soloist and also communicate with other musicians. Learn to read music in guitar tablature and standard notation while also exploring rhythm and ear training. This is a great environment to comfortably play melodies, begin to strum songs you enjoy, and gain an appreciation for music and the guitar.

Ages 9-12 OR Ages 9-12 Mon - Fri., June 19–23 Mon - Fri., July 17–211:00 – 4:00 pm 9:00 am – 12:00 noonWatsonville Campus Aptos CampusRoom A130 Room: VAPA 5141

Ages 13-17 OR Ages 13-17Mon - Fri., June 12–16 Mon - Fri., July 17-21 1:00 – 4:00 pm 1:00 – 4:00 pmWatsonville Campus Aptos CampusRoom A130 Room: VAPA 5141 Register by June 5: $180Register after June 5: $195Plus $10 materials fee paid at registration

Urban Hip Hop Dance (ages 7-17)Hip Hop style is urban, it is street, it is diverse. Join Luis Sanchez to learn the foundational basics of hip hop choreography and begin to create your own free style movements. Students learn and understand musicality along with the rhythm and movement. Throughout the week students develop and teach their own choreography. This is a safe and inclusive environment for students to express themselves and boost confidence through dance. The end of the week culminates with a hip hop show that is not to be missed.

Ages 7-12 OR Ages 13-17 Mon - Fri., June 17-21 Mon - Fri., July 17–219:00 am – 12:00 noon 1:00 – 4:00 pmWatsonville Campus Watsonville CampusRoom A130 Room A130Register by June 5: $180Register after June 5: $195Luis Sanchez has been dancing in the Bay Area for over 15 years. He eventually came back to his roots in Watsonville to attend Cabrillo College and pursue his dream of dancing and teaching hip hop. Luis has been teaching hip hop and urban dancing for over 10 years in local school districts and through Mariposa’s Arts. He has been featured in several music videos and on “So you think you can dance?”

Intermediate Guitar (ages 10-17)Mastered guitar basics and ready for a more advanced camp? This camp focuses on learning the most common chords used in contemporary music as well as an introduction to scales, modes, improvisation, and finger style guitar. Discover common song forms like blues, pop, and jazz by playing together as a group. We will study rhythm guitar charts as well as reading single note lines and melodies. Music theory and ear training is explained and explored in a way that makes sense to young guitarists.

Mon - Fri., June 26 – 301:00 pm – 4:00 pmWatsonville Campus, Room A130 ORMon - Fri., July 24 – 289:00 am – 12:00 pmAptos Campus, Room: VAPA 5141Register by June 5: $180Register after June 5: $195Plus $10 materials fee paid at registrationJerad Fox – see bio

Jerad Fox is a versatile guitar player from Santa Cruz, CA. With over 20 years of guitar playing experience, Jerad brings a contemporary approach to the guitar, and truly enjoys playing and teaching all styles of music. He is an alumni of Cabrillo College and in 2009 Jerad earned a Bachelor Degree of guitar performance from Musicians Institute. Jerad is currently working as a guitar teacher, both privately and for Mariposa’s Art after-school program. His hobbies include cooking, and working on cars. Jerad plays lead guitar in a local classic rock cover band called Vintage Point.

Lunch Break Camps are designed to cover the time between a morning camp that ends at noon, and an afternoon camp that starts at 1. They are scheduled Monday

through Friday, 12 noon to 1pm.

If your child is registered for both a morning camp that ends at noon, and an afternoon camp that begins at 1, both during the same week, there is no fee

for Lunch Break! To take advantage of this, give the Extension office a call, and we’ll get you registered at no charge. Our office hours are 9am to 5pm, Monday

through Friday, and you can reach us at 831-479-6331.see page 4 for details

There are six one-week

Lunch Break Camp Sessions

(ages 5-12)

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Junior High Volleyball CampOur Junior High Camp is an all-skills camp for 7th-9th grade players. This camp focuses on all the fundamental skills of volleyball: passing, setting, hitting and digging over two days and then introducing more game–like play on the final day.Fri. – Sun., July 21, 22, & 23 9 am – 12 noon GymnasiumFee: $200

SUMMER SPORTS CAMPS

Cabrillo Women’s Volleyball Camps (ages 11-17)Our camps are run by Gabrielle Houston-Neville the Cabrillo Head Women’s Volleyball coach and her assistant coaches and players. They provide technical training in a fun environment for all levels to learn the game and also for more experienced players to improve and refine their technical skills. Players will be placed in skill/age level groups where Gabrielle and the Cabrillo Women’s team will provide drills and games that are appropriate for that skill.

Please wear comfortable clothes for indoor volleyball: t-shirt, sweatshirt, tennis shoes, kneepads, and bring a water bottle and lunch or snacks.

High School Volleyball CampOur High School Camp are skill/position specific camps for 9–12 graders, where the majority of time will be spent on the skill sets within a specific position. You can sign up for just the Setter Camp or Hitter & Defensive Camp.Setter Camp Hitter & Defense CampFri.- Sun., July 28-30 Fri.- Sun., July 28-309 am – 12 noon 1 – 4 pmGymnasium GymnasiumFee: $200 Fee: $200

Register for both Women’s Volleyball Camps for just $350

Baseball Camps (ages 7-14)This is the 12th year of our summer baseball camp. Our camps are designed to address all of the areas for a great experience: skills, one on one instruction, game play and great fun.

We insure that all of our campers leave with a sound knowledge and skill level. At no time, will any camper be in an environment either beneath or above their skill level. It is of the utmost importance that we provide a safe and meaningful experience.

Please bring a hat, mitt, sport appropriate attire and a lunch daily.

Two Sessions to choose from!

Mon. – Fri., July 17-21 OR July 24-28 9am - 2pmBaseball FieldFee: $195

SUMMER SPORTS CAMPS

Seahawk Football Camp (ages 6–14)Non-contact skills football camp for any experience level from beginner to all-stars! Areas of Instruction:

• Quarterbacks — Stance, Exchange, Drops, Set-Up, Sprint Out, Play Action, Screens, Ball Handling, Option, Reading Defenses, and Field Leadership

• Wide Receivers — Stance, Start, Release, Route Running, Cuts, Receiving, Blocking, and Reading Defenses

• Running Backs — Stance, Start, Football Handling, Football Security, Pass Protection, Run Blocking, Route Running, Play Action, Screens, and Reading Defenses

• Offensive Linemen— Stance, Snap Accuracy, Reading Defenses, Run Blocking and Pass Blocking

• Defensive Backs — Stance, Reading Offenses, Anticipating the QB, Backpedaling, Executing Single and Zone Coverage, and Disrupting Pass Routes,

• Defensive Linemen — Stance, Reading Offenses, and Rushing the QB

• Linebackers — Stance, Reading Offenses, Rushing, and Blitzing

Please bring: cleats, mouth guard, shorts or sweats, athletic/football shirt

Mon. – Fri., June 12-16 8:30 am - 12:30 pm Football StadiumFee: $195

Basketball Shooting Camps (ages 7-17)Our shooting camp is a great opportunity for your child to focus on a particular skill and the development of that skill; SHOOTING. The entire camp will be devoted to improving the shooting technique and ability of each player. Proper fundamentals and footwork will be coached to help maximize development and experience.

Each camper is coached by members of the Cabrillo College Men’s Basketball Team and Staff. Each day will consist of individual and group instruction, drill work, shooting competitions and position specific workouts. Throughout the camp you will learn a number of take home drills that will help you continue to improve upon your shooting long after the camp has ended.

There will be a certified athletic trainer, plenty of water and rest breaks.

Bring shorts, athletic shoes and love for the game. Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase.

TWO SESSIONS TO CHOOSE FROM:Session 1: Mon. – Thu., June 12–15 Session 2: Mon. – Thu., July 31–Aug. 3 10:00 am – 3:00 pm (9:30am early bird drop off, 3:30pm extra work pickup)Location: GymnasiumFee: $175

Basketball Skills Camps (ages 7-17)Our day camp provides a tremendous environment for your child’s skill improvement. The skills camps offer a solid foundation of offensive and defensive fundamentals for all age groups and skill levels. We provide positive feedback, instruction, motivation and techniques to help develop your son or daughter as a complete basketball player.

Our staff, which consists of members of the Cabrillo College Men’s Basketball Team, works with each player on the proper shooting, ball handling, passing, rebounding and footwork technique. Our emphasis on sound fundamentals immerses each camper in the sport, giving them the kind of focused, intensive training that is essential for improvement. Over the course of the camp you will see a drastic improvement in their self-confidence, sport specific skills and overall love for the game.

Bring shorts, athletic shoes and love for the game. Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase.

FOUR SESSIONS TO CHOOSE FROM:Session 1: Mon. – Thu., June 19-22 Session 2: Mon. – Thu., July 24-27Session 3: Mon. – Thu., August 7-10Session 4: Mon. – Thu., August 14-1710:00 am – 3:00 pm (9:30am early bird drop off, 3:30pm extra work pickup)Location: GymnasiumFee: $175

For more information please contact:

Soccer: Paolo Carbone at (831) 479-6402 or by email at [email protected]

Volleyball: Gabrielle Neville at (831) 419-2082 or by email at [email protected]

Football: Eric Gerlach (831) 479-6592

Baseball: Bob Kittle at (831) 234-9824Basketball: James Page at (831) 479-5024 or by e-mail at [email protected]

Swimming Lessons or Camps: Jim Triplett at 688-3613 or [email protected]

Summer Soccer Camps (ages 4-14)Cabrillo College Athletics invites you to come have fun, learn some new skills from top-level instructors, and enjoy our all-weather facility.

Our camp offers a comprehensive, informative week of instruction on our beautiful playing surface in the stadium. The camp will focus on individual and team skills needed to be successful in this wonderful game. Camp is staffed by the men’s coaching staff of Cabrillo College—professional, nationally licensed coaches and former professional players who are attuned to the needs of all ages and abilities.

Camps are Monday-Thursday and will be held at the Cabrillo College Carl Conelly Stadium.

Session 1: Mon.–Thu., June 26-29Session 2: Mon.–Thu., July 24-27

Boys & Girls Camps (ages 7-14) 9:00 am - 12:00 NoonFee: $165 each session

Wee-Hawks (ages 4-6)9:00 - 10:30 am (will train separately from older kids)Fee: $75 each session

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Swim Lessons (ages 4 -12) If swimmers have their own goggles that fit them well it would be very helpful, although we do have spare goggles. Caps for swimmers with long hair are highly recommended.

Beginners Level 1-A (ages 4-6 and 7-12)This is a class for beginning non-swimmers. Classes take place in the shallow pool lanes.

We keep 1-A classes to a maximum of 3 swimmers.

Three Session to choose from:Session 1: Mon. – Thu., June 12-15 Session 2: Mon. – Thu., June 26-29Session 3: Mon. – Thu., July 10-13

Times & Age Options:1:00 - 1:40 pm (ages 4-6)1:40 - 2:20 pm (ages 7-12) 2:20 - 3:00 pm (ages 7-12)Swimming PoolFee: $80

Beginners Level 1-B (ages 6 -12)This class is a beginning level class but is not for complete beginners. Student should have developed some use of arm strokes in freestyle. A test would be having the swimmer go 20 feet with arms even if is not pretty. There is a maximum of 4 swimmers per class.

Three sessions to choose from:Session 1: Mon. – Thu., June 12-15 Session 2: Mon. – Thu., June 26-29Session 3: Mon. – Thu., July 10-13

Times Options:1:00 - 1:40 pm 1:40 - 2:20 pm 2:20 - 3:00 pm Swimming PoolFee: $80

Intermediate - Level 2 This is for swimmers who are close to being pre-competition swimmers. They need to be able to swim 25 yards of freestyle and 25 yards of backstroke. We will work on improving freestyle and backstroke technique and begin to teach breaststroke and butterfly technique work.

Three Session to choose from:Session 1: Mon. – Thu., June 19-22 Session 2: Mon. – Thu., July 17-20Session 3: Mon. – Thu., July 24-27

Times Options:1:30 - 2:15 pm 2:15 - 3:00 pm Swimming PoolFee: $85

YOUTH SUMMER SWIM PROGRAM

Summer Swimming Camps! Camps will be run by current Cabrillo College, Aptos High and Aptos Cabrillo Swim Club (ACSC) head swim coach Jim Triplett and his ACSC coaching staff.

Intro to Competitive Swimming (ages 7-15) These camps are at the pre-competition level, not a beginning swim program. Swimmers learn proper stroke technique and basic training methods.

Goggles and caps for swimmers with long hair is also recommended. We will have spare goggles and caps available. If you have your own fins and/or snorkel please bring them to class daily.

Prerequisite: Swimmers must demonstrate the ability to swim 50 yards of freestyle and 50 yards of backstroke non-stop.

Three sessions to choose from: Session 1: Mon. – Thu., June 19-22 Session 2: Mon. – Thu., July 17-20Session 3: Mon. – Thu., July 24-271:30 – 3:00 pm Cabrillo PoolFee: $100

Advanced Skills Development Camp (ages 9-18) This camp is for current competitive swimmers on USA Swimming club teams OR swimmers who swim for their High School teams. It is open to girls and boys 9-15 years old. Swimmers are coached on more advanced techniques, drills, and other skills necessary to excel in competitive swimming.

It is recommended that swimmers have a competitive style suit but any style is acceptable. Goggles and caps for swimmers with long hair is also recommended. We will have spare goggles and caps available. If you have your own fins and/or snorkel please bring them to class daily.

Prerequisite: Swimmers must demonstrate the ability to swim 25 yards of freestyle, backstroke, butterfly and breaststroke non-stop.

Three sessions to choose from:Session 1: Mon. – Thu., June 12-15 Session 2: Mon. – Thu., June 26-29Session 3: Mon. – Thu., July 10-131:00 – 3:00 pm Cabrillo PoolFee: $120

CAMPUS MAP

If you already have a profile in our systemfollow these steps:

Step 1: Add your child to the household profile - check our online FAQ’s for helpful tips.

Step 2: Find your class(es) or camps and add to your cart.

Step 3: Complete the online Required Student Information- you provide this information once, and we use it for multiple camps and classes!

Step 4: Click “Check-out” and complete your credit card payment.

Need Help? Call the Extension office at(831) 479-6331 during our regular business hours on Monday-Friday from 9-5 and we would be glad to help!

If you are you new to Extension follow these steps to create a household profile, add your child, and register for classes!

Step 1: Go to cabrillo-extension.org, and under “Info for Students” in our top menu bar select “Registration log-in”, then click “Login/Create Account” at the top of the page.

Step 2: Be sure to create a Household Profile

Step 3: Add your child to the household profile - check our online FAQ’s for helpful tips.

Step 4: Find your class(es) or camps and add to your cart.

Step 5: Complete the online Required Student Information- you provide this information once, and we use it for multiple camps and classes!

Step 6: Click “Check-out” and complete your credit card payment.

Online registration is easy! Parents, follow these simple steps for online registeration.

DROP OFF ZONESYou may briefly park in lots M, S or P without a permit for 15 minutes before and after each camp, If you leave your car for more than the specified tme, or outside of the times noted above, you must purchase a daily parking permit. Permits are

available at kiosks in a each parking lot and structure.

To Register: www.cabrillo.edu/

SUMMER 2017 YOUTH PROGRAMS

www.cabrillo-extension.org

Cabrillo Youth Summer InstitutesCulinary CampsScience • Engineering • LEGO®Computers • Technology Game Design • Photography Graphic Design • 3D AnimationDigital Fabrication • 3D Printing

Cabrillo College Governing Board Ed Banks, Christina Cuevas,Leticia Mendoza, Gary Reece, Alan J. Smith, Rachael Spencer,Donna Ziel and Charity Funtila, Student Trustee

President and Superintendent Dr. Laurel Jones

Cabrillo Extension Staff Scott Johnson, Jill Gallo, Ashley Carniglia,

Marissa Happee, Maurice Anderson, Warren Galyen, Silvia Magalhaes,

Valeria Otazu, Lillie Vogt

Cabrillo Arts for YouthJewelry Making • Paper ArtsComic Book IllustrationLarge Scale Painting • MuralsRap, Poetry and Spoken WordBaile Folclórico • Guitar

Cabrillo Sports CampsBaseball • BasketballFootball • SoccerSwimming • Volleyball

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