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K.I.C.K.
K ir k wo o d In t e r ac t i ve C amp s f o r K i d s
Summer 2015
Kirkwood Continuing Education
Register online at www.kirkwood.edu/kick
Manufacturing Responsibility
Sciences
ArtsTechnologyFriendship
Fun
Resourcefulness Leadership Learning Skills
Friendship Sciences
Communication Arts
Responsibility
FunArts Adventure
Adventure
Learning Skills
Fun
Fun
Manufacturing
Fun Participation
What last year’s KICK campers said:
“I loved being able to make food by myself!”
“My favorite part was meeting new people
from different schools and places!”
“I really LOVED it!!!”
“I made a lot of new friends and had a great
time!”
“My favorite part was learning to make a
website!”
“I had the best teacher ever!”
“I think it was great and I wouldn’t change a
thing!”
What parents of last year’s KICK
campers said:
“Thank you! My daughter really loved this
camp and can’t wait to start learning more!”
“It was a great camp and learning
experience!”
“Awesome, awesome camp! Thank you!”
“My son learned a ton and really loved it!”
“We appreciated the instruction of the
teachers and staff. The ensemble of
instructors made this camp especially
worthwhile.”
“You guys have a great selection of camps!”
Fun
Arts
Technology
Fun Fun
Fun Adventure Sciences
Learning Skills Participation
Leadership Learning Skills
Leadership
Arts Friendship
Adventure
Arts
Arts Resourcefulness Arts Fun
Fun
K.I.C.K.
K ir k w o o d In t e r a c t i ve C amp s f o r K i d s
Kirkwood Interactive Camps for Kids are exciting and
educational summer camps for youth ages 9-15. KICK
camps are designed around career exploration, and provide
fun, hands-on activities that promise to develop and build
key skills for future success. No matter what career field you
want to explore, KICK camps are sure to be an unforgettable
adventure full of inspiring accomplishments and new friends!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Camps
Arts & Communication .....................................................................................................
Business & Career Prep ...................................................................................................
Culinary ............................................................................................................................
Digital Content Creation ...................................................................................................
STEM ...............................................................................................................................
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Career Cluster Information ...............................................................................................
KICK Activities-at-a-Glance ..............................................................................................
KICK Scholarships ...........................................................................................................
General Information & Maps .............................................................................................
Registration ......................................................................................................................
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Our NEW KICK camps are highlighted in red!
Arts &
Communication
Camps
Sheltered Reality – Drumline
Do you want to learn how to play the
drums? Here is your chance! Sheltered
Reality (SR) is a musical organization that
travels around the country bringing their
musical message of success to people
across the U.S. In this class, SR will give
you drum lessons, choreography lessons
and an amazingly fun and loud time!
You will learn multiple SR songs that are
performed in their shows and will get to
enjoy this time of learning with your new
friends. Ages 9-15.
CLYO-2910 / 4 sessions / $145
>66329 M-Th 12:30-4pm
Jun 15-Jun 18
Sheltered Reality
Prairie High School Theatre
Salt Water Art!
Experiment with texture using salt with
watercolors! Put your imagination to work
creating a drawing full of ocean creatures
or make believe animals to create a fun,
painted waterscape. The materials used
will be watercolors, salt, and crayons to
create even more color variety and texture.
Ages 8-10.
>67856 MW 8:30am-12pm Jun 15-Jun 17
Humble Horticulture/Floriculture 168
>67854 TTh 8:30am-12pm Jun 16-Jun 18
Humble West High School 158
Chinese
Are you curious about China? Learn basic
beginner-level Mandarin Chinese, as
well as some of the culture and history
of China during this fun-filled camp!
You will focus on learning vocabulary,
basic sentence structures, and work
collaboratively to present scripted
dialogues. This is a great way to start
learning the most popular language in the
world! Ages 8-14.
>68485 MWF 8:30am-12pm Jun 15-Jun 19
Bunnell
Lifelong Ctr 302
>68487 MWF 12:30-4pm
Jun 15-Jun 19
Bunnell
Lifelong Ctr 302
Click! Photography
Explore the world through a camera lens.
This class will focus on how to compose
and create great photographs using your
digital camera. You’ll go on location on the
Kirkwood campus for photo shoots, and
view and discuss your images in class. Be
sure to bring your digital camera and wear
comfortable shoes. Ages 9-15. Note: Must
have digital camera – no phones, please!
>66333 M-F 12:30-4pm
Jun 15-Jun 19
Bergmann-Smithey Benton Hall 358
>66334 M-F 12:30-4pm
Jun 22-Jun 26
>66335 M-F 12:30-4pm
Jul 13-Jul 17
>66336 M-F 12:30-4pm
Jul 27-Jul 31
Become A Successful Writer
Did you know that the book Eragon
was published by a 15-year-old? Now
it’s a movie! Kids have great ideas, and
anything is possible if you commit to the
process of developing good writing habits.
Maybe you have an idea for a book but
don’t know where to start? That’s all right!
Join us as we discuss and practice writing
about our characters and storylines. In
addition to lots of in-class writing time,
we’ll also discuss the ins-and-outs of the
publishing business and how to create
a marketable manuscript. Poets are
welcome, but this class will be geared
toward the fiction and nonfiction writer.
Ages 11-15.
>66756 ThF 8:30am-12pm Jun 25-Jun 26
Weber
Lifelong Ctr 202
>66757 ThF 8:30am-12pm Jul 9-Jul 10
Weber
Lifelong Ctr 202
>66759 ThF 8:30am-12pm Jul 23-Jul 24
Weber
Iowa City Learning Ctr C
Middle School Summer Jazz
Band Camp
Your kids will enjoy this summer jazz band
camp with professional instruction in
theory, improvisation, big band, combo,
sectionals, jazz listening and private
lessons. It’s open to any band student
entering grades six through nine with
at least one year of band instruction or
private lessons. Ages 9-15.
>66340 M-F 9am-4pm
Jul 13-Jul 17
Green
Prairie Point Middle School
Fiber Arts Camp
This camp is for all levels of crochet
experience, from beginners to experts!
There will be something for everyone!
Learn the old-age art that is relaxing, fun,
and easy to wear as well! Students will
bring home finished projects to show off
to friends and family. Ages 8-14.
>68006 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jul 13-Jul 15
Konigsmark
Lifelong Ctr 208
>68008 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jul 20-Jul 22
Konigsmark
West High School 158
Textile Art Camp
Use your hands to explore self-expression
with textile art! Learn various sewing
techniques you can apply to reusable
textiles and materials as you create your
own textile designs. Learn about other
textile artists and how they work with
sustainable materials for more creative
design ideas. Ages 8-14.
>68002 M-Th 12:30-4pm
Jul 13-Jul 16
Konigsmark Horticulture/Floriculture 168
>68003 M-Th 12:30-4pm
Jul 20-Jul 23
Konigsmark West High School 158
KICK | Kirkwood Interactive Camps for Kids | Register online at www.kirkwood.edu/kick | 1
Welding Metal Creations
Circuit Sewing
Make sparks fly this summer. Learn to cut
and weld steel using an arc welder and
wire welder, just like the pros. Take your
project home and show your friends and
parents. No prior experience is necessary.
Just come ready to create and make
sparks fly. Projects will vary. Leather
shoes, long sleeves and long pants are
required. Ages 11-15.
>66330 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jul 13-Jul 15
Moore
Jones Hall 165
>66563 M-W 12:30-4pm
Jul 13-Jul 15
Moore
Jones Hall 165
>66331 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jul 20-Jul 22
Moore
Jones Hall 165
>66566 M-W 12:30-4pm
Jul 20-Jul 22
Moore
Jones Hall 165
Bring old and new crafting techniques
together with circuit sewing. Combining
needle and fabric with conductive thread,
LEDs and batteries, you will create
three projects that blink and flash, while
learning the basics of electricity, sewing,
and embroidery. Ages 9-13.
>67983 M-F 8:30am-12pm Jul 27-Jul 31
Flemming
Iowa City Learning Ctr
>67985 M-F 8:30am-12pm Aug 3-Aug 7
Flemming
Lifelong Ctr 302
Summer Makeover
Do you love fashion, makeup and hair?
Don’t miss this chance to learn tricks of
the trade from a professional in the field.
You will learn hair, makeup, skin care and
nail care techniques that are used by
professionals. This two-day camp is filled
with hands-on fun! Ages 9-12.
>67762 TTh 8:30am-12pm Jul 14-Jul 16
Simmons
Lifelong Ctr 202
Debut Dance Camp
Do you want to learn to dance, but
don’t know where to start? Join us for a
weeklong camp covering lessons in ballet,
jazz, lyrical, and hip-hop dance! This is
a great way to sample many different
styles of dance. No previous experience is
necessary! In addition to dance classes, a
daily craft project and snack are included
in the camp. Ages 8-14.
>68245 M-F 9am-12pm
Jul 20-Jul 24
Debut Dance
Debut Dance Studio
2 | KICK | Additional questions? Call 319-398-1022 or 1-800-332-8833.
Business &
Career Prep
Camps
Mock Trial
Students will explore the criminal trial
procedures and processes of the
American legal system, step-by-step.
They will spend their time interviewing
witnesses, formulating direct and cross
examination questions, writing and
arguing opening statements and cross
examination questions, and learn how to
effectively present objections to the court
in preparation for a mock trial on the last
day of camp. Ages 11-15.
>67760 M-Th 12:30-4pm
Jun 22-Jun 25
Efting
Lifelong Ctr 202
Crime Scene Investigators
Who done it? In this camp, you’ll solve
the crime! Learn to apply science to
examine the surroundings and solve a
mystery. Study a crime scene looking for
clues, analyzing fingerprints, identifying
mysterious substances and using
chromatography to narrow your search for
the ‘perp.’
>68189 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jun 22-Jun 24
Ages 12-15
Marling
Lifelong Ctr 302/304
>68190 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jul 13-Jul 15
Ages 8-11
Marling
Advanced Crime Scene
Investigators
Have you taken CSI through KICK before?
Step up to the big leagues in our new
Advanced CSI Camp! In this camp, you
will solve more difficult crimes using
the forensic skills you have already
developed. Features of this camp include
exploring the crime scene at your own
pace, creating your own forensic tests in
an inquiry based setting, and developing
stronger scientific knowledge in the areas
of earth science, physics, chemistry, and
biology. Are you up for the challenge?
Ages 12-15.
>68191 M-W 12:30-4pm
Jun 22-Jun 24
Marling/Crawford Lifelong Ctr 302/304
>68192 M-W 12:30-4pm
Jul 13-Jul 15
Marling/Crawford Iowa City Learning Ctr
Opening a Concession Stand
Learn the basics of running your own
business by opening a concession stand!
We will talk about expenses, supplies,
what to sell, determine markup costs, and
create menus and advertising. During
the last hour of camp, you’ll practice
customer service skills, as invited parents,
grandparents and friends are welcome to
stop by and buy your products! Ages 8-14.
>68167 MT 12:30-4pm
Jul 6-Jul 7
Young
NewBo City Market
Extra, Extra, Read All About It!
Run Your Restaurant
Learn the basics of newspaper writing and
designing. You will discover the building
blocks of journalistic style-objective
reporting, answering the “5 W’s and an
H”, creating a perfect lead, and learn
about writing in the inverted pyramid
style. You will also learn how to write
excellent interview questions, hone your
interviewing skills, and choose the best
quotes to add to their stories. Once the
writing is complete, you will put all of your
work together and format it into a real
newspaper layout with a masthead, an
editorial policy, and advertisements!
Ages 12-15.
>67886 M-F 12:30-4pm
Jul 6-Jul 10
Harrity
Lifelong Ctr 202
Come experience a three-part, handson, interactive class exploring the world
of restaurants, from concept to service,
led by a professional restaurant chef!
On day one, we’ll hold a discussion of
kitchen etiquette, different culinary styles,
recipe reading and writing, and form a
democratic decision on what type of
restaurant we would like to create, and
what our menu should include. On day
two, food preparation of selected menu
items and valuable lessons including
safety, sanitation, knife skills, dish
washing and proper use of kitchen
equipment will be discussed. On our final
day, each student is welcome to invite
two guests to come and experience our
student built restaurant. Participants will
act in all roles from server to expediter to
chef. Ages 10-15.
>67814 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jul 20-Jul 22
Dennis
NewBo City Market
>67816 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jul 27-Jul 29
Dennis
NewBo City Market
Blue’s Anatomy:
Health Careers Camp
Are you interested in a future in
healthcare? At this camp, you will explore
careers in various areas such as dental,
medical, diagnostic and therapeutic
services, emergency care, dietary and
vision services. You will also go on a field
trip and experience a hands-on activity in
medical simulation in Kirkwood’s state-ofthe-art Katz Family Healthcare Simulation
Center. Ages 9-15.
>66057 M-Th 12:30-4pm
Jul 13-Jul 16
Abbott
Linn Hall 2112
College Prep
Think you’ve got what it takes for higher
education? Join a Kirkwood college
instructor for a week-long college prep
boot camp to learn helpful academic skills,
tips for staying connected at school, and
how to prepare for a diverse and changing
world! Ages 8-14.
>67883 M-F 12:30-4pm
Jul 20-Jul 24
Haight-Angelo
Lifelong Ctr 202
Shark Tank
On the hit TV show Shark Tank,
contestants prepare and present new
inventions, products, and project ideas to
a team of sharks, business leaders who
critique and rate their ideas. Join us as a
would-be inventor and critical thinker for
three afternoons this summer to find out if
you’re a shark or chum! Ages 8-14.
>68434 M-W 12:30-4pm
Jul 27-Jul 29
Haight-Angelo
Lifelong Ctr 202
Culinary Camps
Amazing Cookie Bouquets
Learn creative ways to decorate cookies!
Roll up your sleeves and learn to make
decorative sugar cookies and fancy
cookie bouquets. Perfect your decorating
skills as you create beautiful designs
on different varieties of cookies. We will
teach decorating techniques using several
tips to make fancy cookies. Ages 10-15.
>67821 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jun 15-Jun 17
Leaverton
NewBo City Market
>67819 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jun 22-Jun 24
Leaverton
NewBo City Market
Healthy Eating!
Tater tots and mac and cheese don’t have
to come from a bag or a box, but instead
can be made from scratch with healthy
ingredients! Give your favorite foods a
nutritious makeover! Whether it’s after
school, on the way to sports practice or at
home, having healthy homemade snacks
is the way to go! You’ll make granola balls,
crackers, chips and more! Also, learn how
to remake the cookie so that it is healthy
enough to eat for breakfast, but still tastes
delicious! You will finally take charge of
creating healthy dishes using only items
from an Iowa garden, learning how to
cook with seasonal produce and how to
combine herbs, spices and vegetables to
get the most out of your garden harvest!
Ages 8-14.
>67724 MWThF 12:30-4pm Jun 22-Jun 26
TBA
NewBo City Market
Pizza and Calzones
Why order pizza when you can make it!
That’s where the real fun starts. Learn
to make different types of pizza dough,
homemade pizza sauce, and mix and
match toppings to customize your very
own gourmet pizza and calzone. As a
young chef, you’ll also master basic
knife skills, learn how to use kitchen
equipment and read recipes, understand
proper kitchen sanitation, and prepare an
authentic meal. Ages 11-15.
CLYO-2294 / 1 session / $65
>67736 Th 8:30am-12pm Jun 25
Dennis
NewBo City Market
Italian Cooking
Party Foods and Appetizers
A four day course that will end in a
delicious and authentic Italian meal made
entirely in class and with local ingredients!
Learn how to make your own Italian
cheeses such as ricotta, mascarpone and
mozzarella. Tackle the béchamel, and
you’ll go home with a skill that will last you
a life time! You’ll have fun finding different
household items to use instead of a rolling
pin, and learn how to make different
pastas including ravioli, linguini, tortellini,
penne and colored pastas and herb
speckled pastas all by hand. Finish up the
class by making mascarpone chocolate
cannolis! Ages 9-14.
>67930 MTWF 12:30-4pm Jul 13-Jul 17
TBA
NewBo City Market
Are you interested in becoming a party
planner? Gain confidence in your party
planning skills by preparing delicious
appetizers for your friends and family! We
will create a variety of party and appetizer
dishes. Prepare to get hands-on with
finger foods! Ages 8-14.
>68176 Th 12:30-4pm
Jul 16
Young
NewBo City Market
Breakfast Foods
Bacon, eggs, and pancakes , oh my!
Breakfast is the most important meal of
the day, but cooking a delicious breakfast
takes practice. Learn the skills you need
to become a master of the morning
kitchen. By the end of your camp, you’ll
be amazing your friends and family with
mouthwatering breakfast! Ages 8-14.
>68174 T 8:30am-12pm
Jul 14
Young
NewBo City Market
Young Chefs: Chinese Cooking
Love Chinese food? Learn how to create
your favorite Chinese dishes. Prepare
spring rolls, sesame chicken, beef with
broccoli, orange chicken and hot and sour
soup. Ages 9-15.
>67737 MWF 12:30-4pm
Jun 15-Jun 19
TBA
NewBo City Market
Young Chefs: Bakery Series
The Young Chefs Bakery series is a threepart class focusing on all things baked.
From bread to breakfast Danishes and
cookies to pie, become a master baker
and tackle it all! As a young chef, you’ll
learn basic bakery skills, how to use
kitchen equipment and read recipes, and
understand proper kitchen sanitation.
Classes include: Breads, Breakfast
Breads, and Sweet Treats. Ages 11-15.
>68193 TTh 12:30-4pm
Jun 16-Jun 23
Dennis
NewBo City Market
Young Chefs: Breads
French breads, Focaccia, brioche and
more! Discover bread and all of its
wonderful and various forms. As a young
chef, you’ll learn basic bakery skills as
you prepare various breads, how to use
Ages 11-15.
>68194 T 12:30-4pm
Jun 16
Dennis
NewBo City Market
Young Chefs: Breakfast Breads
Holidays in July
Muffins, scones, quick breads and more!
Discover delicious, sweet breakfast
breads in all of its wonderful and various
forms. As a young chef, you’ll learn
basic bakery skills as you prepare
various breakfast breads, how to use
Ages 11-15.
>68196 Th 12:30-4pm
Jun 18
Dennis
NewBo City Market
Learn what it takes to be the host of
a holiday meal party! You will tackle
everything from place settings and plate
arrangements to making a delicious
meal, complete with sides and desserts,
to serve to family and friends! Each
participant may invite two guests to enjoy
the meal with them at the end of the class.
Ages 8-14.
>68171 F 12:30-4pm
Jul 24
Young
NewBo City Market
Young Chefs: Kitchen Basics
Prepare Four Courses
in Four Days
A hands-on series for the beginning chef.
Learn how to start off a great meal and
how to finish it by adding just the right
touches. Young chefs will learn basic
knife skills, how to use kitchen equipment,
how to read recipes and proper kitchen
sanitation. Ages 9-11.
>67741 ThF 8:30am-12pm Jun 18-Jun 19
Dennis
NewBo City Market
>67746 ThF 8:30am-12pm Jul 23-Jul 24
Dennis
NewBo City Market
Get ready to show off your cooking
skills and dazzle your whole family with
a four-course meal made by their very
own top chef! Bring your apron and have
some cooking fun as you whip up kid
approved appetizers, salads, entrees and
desserts. Taste testing is allowed, and you
will take home samples to share. Basic
cooking skills and comfort in the kitchen
is preferred. Ages 10-14.
>67947 M-Th 12:30-4pm
Aug 3-Aug 6
TBA
NewBo City Market
Young Chefs: Sweet Treats
Cookies, pies, tarts, custards and more!
Bring your sweet tooth and discover why
the best part of every meal is dessert. As
a young chef, you’ll learn basic bakery
skills as you prepare various desserts,
how to use kitchen equipment and read
recipes, and understand proper kitchen
sanitation. Ages 11-15.
>68198 T 12:30-4pm
Jun 23
Dennis
NewBo City Market
Cheesecakes!
Who can resist the melt in your
mouth bliss of a cheesecake? Use
various cheesecake recipes to create
cheesecakes and little dessert treats,
layered with cake, mousse, pastry creams,
toppings and berries. Ages 10-15.
>67739 T-Th 8:30am-12pm Aug 4-Aug 6
TBA
NewBo City Market
Yummy, Yummy Cupcakes
Cupcakes are the perfect treat! Learn
about the amazing variety of flavors
and textures. Cupcakes are quick and
easy. Experiment on your own on how to
change the frosting flavors to come up
with your own unique varieties. Most of all,
have a great time with them! Ages 8-14.
>67954 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jul 6-Jul 8
TBA
NewBo City Market
Digital Content
Creation Camps
Basic Video Game Design
Have you ever thought of an idea for a
video game that doesn’t exist? Now is
the chance to find out how to turn your
ideas into an actual game! Participants
will use easy to learn software to discover
the basics of video game design. Topics
covered will include designing and
developing game mechanics, characters,
objects, levels, and elements of graphic
design. After completion, you will
understand how to create interactive
games. Ages 10-14.
>67981 M-F 8:30am-12pm Jun 15-Jun 19
Walsh
Lifelong Ctr 412
>67986 M-F 12:30-4pm
Jun 15-Jun 19
Walsh
Lifelong Ctr 412
>67993 M-F 8:30am-12pm Jun 22-Jun 26
Walsh
Lifelong Ctr 412
>67994 M-F 12:30-4pm
Jun 22-Jun 26
Walsh
Lifelong Ctr 412
>67996 M-F 8:30am-12pm Jul 13-Jul 17
Walsh
>67998 M-F 8:30am-12pm Jul 20-Jul 24
Walsh
Lifelong Ctr 412
>68000 M-F 8:30am-12pm Aug 3-Aug 7
Walsh
Lifelong Ctr 412
Advanced Video Game Design
Building on the fundamentals learned
in the Basic Video Game Design
Camp, participants will deepen their
understanding of interactive gameplay.
This camp will serve as a crash course in
many functions available in Game Maker
which were not covered in the basic camp.
Topics covered will include basic enemy
A.I., more complex visual dynamics and
the production pipeline. Elementary
computer skills will be expected of
participants. Completion of the Basic
Video Game Design Camp is required
prior to taking this camp. Ages 10-14.
>68906 M-F 12:30-4pm
Jul 13-Jul 17
Walsh
>68907 M-F 12:30-4pm
Jul 20-Jul 24
Walsh
Lifelong Ctr 412
>68908 M-F 12:30-4pm
Aug 3-Aug 7
Walsh
Lifelong Ctr 412
Minecraft Designers
How To Be A YouTube Sensation
If you love the game Minecraft, but always
wanted to design your own characters
and buildings for your games, this class
is for you. Learn the basics of creating
3-D modeling using a new industry
grade software to design your very own
characters and import them into your
favorite Minecraft games. Students
must have Minecraft at home to import
characters, and a parent email address is
required to create student accounts.
>66723 M-Th 8:30am-12pm Jun 15-Jun 18
Ages 11-14
Kimball
Lifelong Ctr 410
>66724 M-Th 12:30-4pm
Jun 15-Jun 18
Ages 11-14
Kimball
Lifelong Ctr 410
>66725 M-Th 12:30-4pm
Aug 3-Aug 6
Ages 8-10
Kimball
Lifelong Ctr 410
Do you like to watch movies, TV shows
and YouTube videos? Have you ever
wanted to make your own movie? Here’s
your chance! Learn the basics to making
your own movie as you take your idea
from the planning process to writing a
script, developing your shots, taping the
video and editing the video into a polished
movie you can show to your friends and
family. Ages 12-15.
>66740 M-F 8:30am-12pm Jun 22-Jun 26
Looney
>66742 M-F 8:30am-12pm Jul 6-Jul 10
Looney
Lifelong Ctr 412
LEGO® YOUniverse! Make Your
Own Adventure!
In this LEGO adventure, you are the star!
Pick your favorite LEGO genre, or create
an alternate universe to develop a digital
illustrated story. Whether you want to
fight alongside Batman, be part of a
Ninjago clan, swashbuckle with pirates,
or go into space with Bionicle, the only
requirement is that you put yourself in the
story! All students will end the class with
a digital comic book that can be shared
with friends and family on a password
protected website!
>66729 M-Th 8:30am-12pm Jun 22-Jun 25
Ages 8-10
Crippen
Lifelong Ctr 410
>66733 M-Th 12:30-4pm
Jun 22-Jun 25
Ages 11-14
Crippen
Lifelong Ctr 410
Minecraft Modders
Use your favorite game to learn the
basics of modding and the foundations of
programming! Learn scripting and logic
statements as you create your first mod.
Introductory coding will also be taught
through a simulated environment inspired
by Minecraft. Student projects will be
available on a Black Rocket website to
share with friends and family. To access
their project at home students must own
a PC/MAC version of Minecraft. Tablet,
phone, and game console versions of
Minecraft are not compatible. Students
will work in teams for most of the program.
>66747 M-Th 8:30am-12pm Jul 6-Jul 9
Ages 8-10
Kimball
Lifelong Ctr 410
>66749 M-Th 12:30-4pm
Jul 6-Jul 9
Ages 11-14
Kimball
Lifelong Ctr 410
>66750 M-Th 8:30am-12pm Aug 3-Aug 6
Ages 11-14
Kimball
Lifelong Ctr 410
App Attack! Make Your
First Game App
Beginning Graphic Design
Have you ever wanted to digitally draw,
alter photographs, or design posters and
brochures? Become skilled at that and
more! Learn how to create and customize
graphics with Adobe Illustrator, how
to manipulate and edit photographs
with Photoshop, and how to organize
and layout a poster and brochure with
InDesign. We will be sketching ideas and
using Adobe Creative Cloud software to
finalize the designs. Please bring a 2GB
memory stick with you to class.
Ages 12-15.
>67765 M-F 12:30-4pm
Jul 6-Jul 10
Miessler-Kubanek Lifelong Ctr 412
>69183 M-F 8:30am-12pm Jul 27-Jul 31
Miessler-Kubanek Iowa City Learning Ctr C
Advanced Graphic Design
Take graphic design one step further with
these advanced classes! You will use what
you have learned in the beginning classes
to build upon your creative concepts
and software skills through several fun
projects. Please bring a 2GB memory
stick with you to class. Ages 12-15.
>67767 M-F 12:30-4pm
Jul 13-Jul 17
Miessler-Kubanek Lifelong Ctr 412
Code Breakers
Take the first steps into the world of
mobile app design and customize your
own game app! Using a specialized app
and game development tool, you will
explore the world of web-based apps. In
addition to learning the basics of mobile
app design and game development, you
will also see firsthand how the world of
app publishing functions. Student created
apps will be accessible on a private site
and can be played on any mobile device
or computer. No prior experience is
necessary and students do not need to
own a smartphone or tablet to take the
class. Students will work in pairs or teams
for most of the program.
>67783 M-Th 8:30am-12pm Jul 13-Jul 16
Ages 8-10
Crippen
Lifelong Ctr 410
>67785 M-Th 12:30-4pm
Jul 13-Jul 16
Ages 11-14
Crippen
Lifelong Ctr 410
Calling all future coders, programmers,
and designers! Learn the basics of coding
languages like HTML, JavaScript, and
CSS through a series of web projects and
design challenges, and be on your way
to becoming the next tech star! Whether
you want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg
or the high school student who just made
$1 million dollars for programming in his
bedroom, this course has the essentials
you need to begin your journey. Projects
will be available on a Black Rocket
website to share with friends and family.
Students will work in pairs or teams for
most of the program.
>66751 M-Th 8:30am-12pm Jul 27-Jul 30
Ages 11-14
Crippen
Lifelong Ctr 410
>66752 M-Th 12:30-4pm
Jul 27-Jul 30
Ages 8-10
Crippen
Lifelong Ctr 410
CSS Drawing and Animations
LEGO® Films and Stop Animation
Make your LEGOs come to life! Bring
in your favorite action figures or LEGOs,
and create a short film with your friends.
Whether you want to recreate a scene
from Star Wars or design a world of your
own, this class brings your dreams to the
screen. You will need to bring in LEGOs
or action figures from home, but all other
equipment is provided. Student created
films will be available on a password
protected website to share with friends
and family. Ages 11-14.
>66734 M-Th 8:30am-12pm Jul 20-Jul 23
Crippen
Lifelong Ctr 410
>66736 M-Th 12:30-4pm
Jul 20-Jul 23
Crippen
Lifelong Ctr 410
HTML and CSS are the building blocks for
creating websites. Using the properties
introduced in CSS3, a basic text editor
is all that is needed to draw shapes and
bring them to life. The camp will include a
mix of guided exercises and projects that
the students design themselves.
Ages 9-13.
>68261 M-F 12:30-4pm
Jul 27-Jul 31
Flemming Iowa City Learning Ctr C
>68263 M-F 12:30-4pm
Aug 3-Aug 7
Flemming
Lifelong Ctr 304
Lt. Governor Kim Reynolds visits
Kirkwood STEM Camps July 2014.
Ultimate Claymation
and Stop Action!
Specifically designed for children who like
to make something out of nothing! From
Gumby to Chicken Run, sometimes the
action doesn’t require an actor! Whether
you want to recreate your favorite scene
from Shrek or invent an original short
film, this camp will allow you to produce
a movie out of nothing but an idea and
a piece of clay. Clay, most supplies, and
equipment are provided. Student created
claymation will be available on a password
protected website to share with friends
and family. Students will work in teams for
most of the program.
>66780 M-Th 8:30am-12pm Jul 27-Jul 30
Ages 8-10
Kimball
Lifelong Ctr 412
>66781 M-Th 12:30-4pm
Jul 27-Jul 30
Ages 11-14
Kimball
Lifelong Ctr 412
STEM Camps
Hands-on PC: Design,
Build and Maintain
Do you want to get into the guts of a
computer? Learn about the inner workings
of a computer, how every part works
and comes together to make a working
PC. You will use the Internet to design
and research the equipment that it would
take to build a computer or upgrade an
older machine. You will then assemble a
working computer from parts, install an
operating system and get to take your
computer home with you. Ages 9-15.
>66438 M-W 12:30-4pm
Jun 15-Jun 17
Symington
Nielsen Hall 109
>66439 M-W 12:30-4pm
Jun 22-Jun 24
Symington
Nielsen Hall 109
Interactive Electronics Basics
Using Arduino
Have you ever wondered how electronic
devices work? Are you interested in
computers? Learn how to control simple
electronics through basic programming.
Using Arduino boards and a C-based
programming language, students will
be introduced to the workings behind
electronic devices. Some projects will
include controlling LED lights, reading
switches, sending messages between
the computer and the Arduino device and
constructing small circuits. Elementary
computer skills expected of participants.
Ages 12-15.
>67772 M-F 8:30am-12pm Jun 15-Jun 19
Crippen
Lifelong Ctr 304
>67776 M-F 8:30am-12pm Jul 6-Jul 10
Crippen
Lifelong Ctr 304
Pre-Algebra and Geometry Camp
LEGO® Robotics
Rocket Camp
Develop the abstract thinking you’ll need
to be successful in algebra and higher
level mathematics! This camp covers
concepts like adding and subtracting
integers, exponents, solving single
variable equations in one or two steps,
and order of operations. Learn the vital
skills for success in math class! Ages 8-14.
>68004 M-W 12:30-4pm
Jun 15-Jun 17
Konigsmark
>68005 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jul 6-Jul 8
Konigsmark
Lifelong Ctr 202
Learn how to design and build your
own robot from the ground up! You will
work in teams of two to conceptualize,
draw, build, program, test, and present
a custom LEGO Robot using the LEGO
NXT or RCX intelligent brick platforms. No
experience is needed. Each day features
a different, fun team-building game or
activity to break up the learning, designing,
and building. On the last day of camp,
students are given the option to show off
their robots (and everything else they’ve
learned!) to family and friends, either with
an in-person demonstration or with a
short video. Ages 8-14.
>67831 M-F 8:30am-12pm Jun 15-Jun 19
McClurg
>67835 M-F 8:30am-12pm Jul 13-Jul 17
McClurg
Lifelong Ctr 412
>67827 M-F 12:30-4:30pm Jul 20-Jul 24
McClurg
>67829 M-F 12:30-4:30pm Aug 3-Aug 7
McClurg
Three, two, one, blast off! Learn the
fundamentals associated with rocketry
while gaining an understanding of the
principles of aerodynamic stability, rocket
propulsion and recovery. Design and
build your own straw rocket and enter
your design in our KICK straw rocket
competition. Take your rocket to the
next level by building, decorating and
flying your own powerful solid fuel rocket
soaring to heights up to 1,000 feet! Lots
of fun for everyone and guaranteed to
stimulate a sense of accomplishment and
improve self-esteem. Campers get to take
home all of their rocket creations.
Ages 9-15.
>66753 MT 8:30am-12pm Jun 22-Jun 23
Stokes
Lifelong Ctr 208
>66754 MT 8:30am-12pm Jul 20-Jul 21
Stokes
Lifelong Ctr 202
Myths Busted: The Art of Science
Have you seen Discovery Channel’s
popular television series, MythBusters?
They do some awesome stuff. In this
camp you will have the opportunity to
perform amazing experiments to see if the
myths are true or busted!
>68099 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jun 15-Jun 17
Ages 8-11
Marling Iowa City Learning Ctr
>68104 M-W 12:30-4pm
Jun 15-Jun 17
Ages 12-15
Marling Iowa City Learning Ctr
>68120 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jul 20-Jul 22
Ages 8-11
Marling
Lifelong Ctr 302
>68123 M-W 12:30-4pm
Jul 20-Jul 22
Ages 12-15
Marling
Lifelong Ctr 302
>68129 M-W 12:30-4pm
Jul 27-Jul 29
Ages 12-15
Marling
Lifelong Ctr 302
>68130 M-W 8:30am-12pm Jul 27-Jul 29
Ages 8-11
Marling
Lifelong Ctr 302
Aerospace Engineering
Have you ever wondered what it takes
to design and make a rocket? Join this
camp to find out. In this camp we will do
it all: engine stand tests, wind tunnel tests,
data analysis, programming and building
a real flying rocket. Every student will
find something to do that he or she likes.
We will spend some time analyzing data
and programming in the computer lab,
assembling models in the classroom, and
testing the models outside. If you have
participated in this camp before, join us
again. Our designs and challenges never
stay the same. Ages 9-15.
>67929 M-F 9am-12pm
Jun 22-Jun 26
Perkhounkov Iowa City Learning Ctr
Brain Games
Have fun this summer with strategic
thinking and problem solving fun! This
camp will improve your ability to solve and
apply math knowledge in the real world.
You will use your power of deduction to
strengthen your reasoning, learn new
problem solving strategies and utilize
a variety of brain teasing puzzles and
games. All activities are hands-on, mindson, and engaging! Ages 8-14.
>67978 M-W 12:30-4pm
Jun 22-Jun 24
Konigsmark Iowa City Learning Ctr C
>68132 M-Th 8:30am-12pm Jul 13-Jul 16
Griffin
Lifelong Ctr 302
>68133 M-Th 8:30am-12pm Jul 27-Jul 30
Griffin
Lifelong Ctr 304
Hackers
Hacking isn’t just something for computer
nerds. The hacker mindset can be applied
to everything! By learning how to modify
existing designs and patterns in your life,
you’ll get a lot farther and have a lot more
fun than you would if you started from
scratch. We’ll start out with some basic
old-tech hacks like using rubber band
power and balloons to make boring toys
more exciting. After this, we’ll learn how to
use electronic circuits to add cool features
to some everyday devices. We’ll conclude
with learning some of the most basic
software concepts and techniques that
you can use to modify and add features
to your favorite apps and programs. Each
day will feature an information segment
covering current hacking-related news
and a fun team-building game or activity.
Ages 10-14.
>66782 M-F 8:30am-12pm Jun 22-Jun 26
McClurg
Lifelong Ctr 202/208
>66783 M-F 8:30am-12pm Jul 6-Jul 10
McClurg Iowa City Learning Ctr C
Future Scientist: Disease
Detectives/Foodborne Illness
Outbreaks
You will find out how to keep food safe,
know when it has been compromised,
and what to do when it has been
compromised. You will also participate
in activities such as foodborne outbreak
investigation, hand washing exercises,
and extracting DNA from a strawberry.
Ages 9-15.
>67651 W 12:30-4pm
Jun 24
Science Team U of I State Hygienic Lab
Future Scientist: Water Quality?
Something Smells Fishy!
What is in that water that you just drank?
Is it just hydrogen and oxygen atoms? Is it
safe for drinking? What does water quality
really mean? You will be able to answer
these questions and more about one of
our most vital resources by participating
in hands-on activities related to water
quality and filtration. Ages 9-15.
>67652 W 12:30-4pm
Jul 15
Project Lead the Way
What is the function of a MAN6760? How
many pins does an LM555 timer have?
What is the maximum supply voltage for
a 74LS08? The world of digital electronics
manufacturing is full of questions like
these! Learn to use an ever-increasing list
of integrated circuits, obtain and extract
information from manufacturer data
sheets, and explore the basics of logic
during this three day camp. By the end
of camp, you will have the confidence to
continue on in the world of digital circuit
design! Ages 11-15.
>68460 MT 8:30am-12pm Jul 27-Jul 28
Witt
Linn County Regional Ctr 216
>68461 MT 12:30-4pm
Jul 27-Jul 28
Girls Camp
Witt
Linn County Regional Ctr 216
Future Scientist:
Zombie Apocalypse
There are all kinds of emergencies out
there that we can prepare for. Take a
zombie apocalypse for example. That’s
right, I said z-o-m-b-i-e a-p-o-c-a-l-yp-s-e. You may laugh now, but when it
happens you’ll be happy you participated,
and hey, maybe you will even learn a thing
or two about how to prepare for a real
emergency! Ages 9-15.
>67653 W 12:30-4pm
Jul 29
Camps by Cluster for Parents
and Youth KICK Programs –
Assisting Career Exploration
Career clusters are groups of similar occupations and industries. They were developed by
the U.S. Department of Education as a way to organize career planning. Career clusters
enable youth to explore several career options within a field that might be of interest to
them. As a parent or as a youth, we know you are interested in experiences to help you
explore, navigate and plan for your future. Career clusters provide an organized way that
links education with business and industry occupations and introduces you to the exciting
range of careers available in today’s world of work.
The list below shows which career fields a particular KICK program applies. This way, if
you have a particular career interest you want to explore, it is easy to identify the KICK
program to investigate further.
Information Technology
Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop Camp
App Attack! Make Your First Game App
Code Breakers
Hackers
Hands-On PC: Design, Build and Maintain
How to Be a YouTube Sensation
Interactive Electronics Basics Using Arduino
LEGO Films and Stop Animation
LEGO Robotics
LEGO YOUniverse! Make Your Own Adventures!
Minecraft Designers
Minecraft Modders
Ultimate Claymation and Stop Action!
Law, Public Safety,
Corrections and Security
Arts, A/V Tech
and Communication
App Attack! Make Your First Game App
Become a Successful Writer
Chinese
Circuit Sewing
Click! Photography
Debut Dance Camp
Fiber Arts Camp
How to Be a YouTube Sensation
LEGO Films and Stop Animation
LEGO YOUniverse! Make Your Own Adventures!
Middle School Summer Jazz Band Camp
Minecraft Designers
Minecraft Modders
Rocket Camp
Salt Water Art!
Sheltered Reality – Drumline
Summer Makeover
Textile Art Camp
Ultimate Claymation and Stop Action!
Business, Marketing,
Sales and Service
Run Your Restaurant
Shark Tank
Education and Training
Blue’s Anatomy: Health Careers Camp
Brain Games
Chinese
College Prep
Future Scientist: Disease Detectives/Foodborne
Illness Outbreaks
Future Scientist: Water Quality? Something Smells
Fishy!
Future Scientist: Zombie Apocalypse
Health Science
Illness Outbreaks
Fishy!
Hospitality and Tourism
Amazing Cookie Bouquets
Breakfast Foods
Cheesecakes!
Chinese
Healthy Eating!
Holidays in July
Italian Cooking
Party Foods and Appetizers
Prepare Four Courses in Four Days
Pizza and Calzones
Run Your Restaurant
Young Chefs: Bakery Series
Young Chefs: Breads
Young Chefs: Breakfast Breads
Young Chefs: Chinese Cooking
Young Chefs: Kitchen Basics
Young Chefs: Sweet Treats
Yummy, Yummy, Cupcakes
Advanced Crime Scene Investigators
Crime Scene Investigators
Mock Trial
Manufacturing
LEGO Robotics
Science, Technology,
Engineering and Math
Advanced Crime Scene Investigators
Aerospace Engineering
Brain Games
Circuit Sewing
Code Breakers
Illness Outbreaks
Fishy!
Hackers
LEGO Robotics
Rocket Camp
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U of I Hygienic Lab
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NewBo
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NewBo
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NewBo
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App Attack! Make Your First Game App Basic Video Game Design Brain Games Breakfast Foods
Crime Scene Investigators Fiber Arts Camp LEGO Robotics Summer Makeover Welding Metal Creations Middle School Summer Jazz Band Camp Advanced Crime Scene Investigators Advanced Graphic Design Advanced Video Game Design App Attack! Make Your First Game App Blue’s Anatomy: Health Careers Camp Click! Photography Italian Cooking Party Foods and Appetizers Textile Art Camp Water Quality? Something Smells Fishy! Welding Metal Creations Category
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Jones Hall 165
Prairie Point MS
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Benton Hall 358
NewBo
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U of I Hygienic Lab
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Linn Co Reg Ctr 216
NewBo
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Benton Hall 358
Lifelong Ctr 410
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Linn Co Reg Ctr 216
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12:30-4pm
12:30-4pm
12:30-4:30pm
Lifelong Ctr 412
NewBo
Lifelong Ctr 302
Lifelong Ctr 410
Lifelong Ctr 412
Lifelong Ctr 304
Lifelong Ctr 410
NewBo
IC Learning Ctr C $160
$145
$199
$179
$160
$169
$179
$160
$175
KICK
Scholarships
Every young life deserves to be enriched
by the Kirkwood Interactive Camps for
Kids experience. Using eligibility for
the federal free school lunch program
as qualification, Kirkwood Community
College is committing tuition assistance
scholarships on a first-come, first-serve
basis for participation in the 2015 KICK
summer program.
To apply for tuition assistance, please
visit www.kirkwood.edu/kick or call
319-398-5529 for a KICK scholarship
application.
General Information
How to Register: See the registration page at the back of this brochure. If registering
by mail, please use one form per student (forms may be copied).
Release/Waiver of Liability Form: Two weeks prior to the start date of the camp(s)
you are registered for, you’ll receive an information packet containing a confirmation
letter, materials for the class, a release/waiver of liability and a photo release. Parents
or guardians should complete and return all forms as instructed. Registration is not
complete until a signed release/waiver of liability form is received for each student.
Supervision Policy: Children must be accompanied by a parent or
guardian except when under the direct supervision of camp instructors
or staff. Children may not be left unattended before, during the lunch
period or after camp. Students should be brought to their camp no
earlier than 10 minutes before start time and picked up no later than
10 minutes after end time.
Age Policy: All camps are for youth ages 9-15, unless specified in the descriptions.
No younger students will be admitted.
Fees: Fees vary by camp. See individual descriptions.
Locations: Locations vary by camp. See individual descriptions.
Transportation: Students and their parents or guardians are responsible for all
transportation arrangements. Please pick up and deliver your student at assigned
locations.
Scholarships: To apply for KICK tuition assistance, visit www.kirkwood.edu/kick or
call 319-398-5529 for a KICK scholarship application.
Refund Policy: Cancellations made by Kirkwood Continuing Education are fully
refunded. Cancellations made by the customer before the start date will be refunded.
No refunds will be issued for camps dropped on or after the class start date.
Questions: Go online at www.kirkwood.edu/kick and link to the Frequently Asked
Questions. If your question is not answered there, or you do not have Internet access,
call 319-398-5529 or 800-332-2055, ext. 5529.
Directions: A map and directions to the Kirkwood Community College campus are
available online at www.kirkwood.edu/maincampus. For off-campus camps, the address
will be sent to you in your information packet.
Register early as camps can fill quickly. Be sure to check KICK online at
www.kirkwood.edu/kick to see if additional sessions have been added to
your favorite camp(s).
Camp Locations
 To
North Entrance
Highway 30, or West to I-380 at exit 253.
Kirkwood Main Campus
• Benton Hall
• Horticulture/Floriculture
• Jones Hall
• Kirkwood Center for Lifelong Learning
• Linn Hall
• Nielsen Hall
6301 Kirkwood Blvd. SW
Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Center for
Lifelong Learning
C Street
N
Debut Dance Studio
Main Entrance
620 Pacha Pkwy.
North Liberty
Jones Hall
Iowa City Learning Center
1816 Lower Muscatine Rd.
Iowa City
Linn County Regional Center
NewBo City Market
1100 Third St. SE
Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Boulevard
1770 Boyson Rd.
Hiawatha
Linn Hall
Benton Hall
(Not Kirkwood
Property)
Restricted
Parking
Prairie High School Theatre
401 76th Ave. SW
Cedar Rapids
Prairie Point Middle School
East Entrance
Nielsen Hall
South Entrance
Cedar Rapids
Horticulture/Floriculture
U of I State Hygienic Lab
2490 Crosspark Rd.
Coralville
Restricted
Parking
West High School
2901 Melrose Ave.
Iowa City
76th Avenue
We’ve moved to the
Kirkwood Center for Lifelong Learning
6301 Kirkwood Blvd SW, Cedar Rapids
To
Interstate I-380 at Wright Brothers Blvd.
SIGN UP NOW!
REGISTRATION – Four easy ways to register:
Log on to our website
at www.kirkwood.edu/kick
Call 319-398-1022 or 800-332-8833
between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
any weekday.
Complete the enrollment form
below and mail with payment to:
Cedar Rapids, IA 52404
Complete the enrollment form
below and fax to 319-398-7185
KICK REGISTRATION FORM 2015
* Required for registration
* Contact person (parent): ______________________________________ * Email: ____________________________________
* Address: _________________________________________________ * Home phone: _______________________________
* City: _______________________________________________
* Parent’s work phone: _________________________
*Participant’s (child’s) Name Social Security # *Birth Date *Sex M/F
* Camp/Class Name
* Course #
*Tuition
TOTAL: $ __________________
My child(ren) is enrolled in separate a.m. and p.m. camps on the following dates and will need lunch supervision from 12–12:30 p.m.
Please be sure to bring a sack lunch that does not require refrigeration.
Date
* Payment:
Date
Date
Date
Check
Discover
MasterCard
Visa
Card number: _________________________________________ Expiration date: _______________
* Signature: ________________________________________________________________________
How did you receive this brochure?
Date
Mail
Friend
Contacted
Kirkwood
Other __________________________
Registrations due one week prior to the start of camp/class. Camps/classes are subject to cancellation if registration is insufficient.
Registration is not complete until payment is received. Space is limited and may fill prior to deadline.
Kirkwood Community College declares and affirms to its students, employees and to the public that it does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, creed, religion, national origin, age, physical or mental ability,
sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, physical attributes, veteran status, genetic information, socioeconomic status, and actual or potential parental, family or marital status in its educational programs, activities,
admission procedures or employment practices. The College affirms its commitment to comply with all applicable federal and state laws, regulations and orders.
If you have questions or complaints related to compliance with this policy, please contact Michael Roberts, Executive Director of Human Resources at Kirkwood Community College, 313 Kirkwood Hall, 6301 Kirkwood Blvd.,
SW, Cedar Rapids, IA 52404, or by phone to (319) 398-5572, or email to [email protected]; or Vice President, Student Services, Jon Buse, 115 Iowa Hall, at (319) 398-5584, or email to [email protected]; or
Vice President, Academic Affairs, Bill Lamb, 100 Iowa Hall, at (319) 398-5509, or email to [email protected];
or theInteractive
Director of theCamps
Office forfor
Civil
Rights,| U.S.
Department
of Education,
Citigroup Center, 500 W. Madison,
KICK | Kirkwood
Kids
Register
online
at www.kirkwood.edu/kick
| 17
Suite 1475, Chicago, IL 60661, phone number (312) 730-1560, fax (312) 730-1576.
Non-Profit Organization
U.S. Postage
Paid
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52406
Permit No. 94
Continuing Education
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52404
K.I.C.K.
K ir k wo o d In t e r ac t i ve C amp s f o r K i d s
Summer 2015
Register online at www.kirkwood.edu/kick

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