School of Continuing Education

Humanities/Soc. Science

Languages & Cultures

Math & Computers

Science

Creative Arts

Summer 2012 PROGRAMSgrades 9-12

Program InformationWhat is College for Teens?College for Teens (CFT) is a series of fun, unique enrichment programs for high school students. This summereducational supplement program consists of one and two-week classes taught by UW system faculty or otherhighly qualified and experienced instructors. All programs provide teens with an academic edge." CFT is forgrades 9-12. (*Classes may include grades 6-8.) When registering, use Fall 2012 grade levels.

Do you have younger kids? We offer classes for grades K5-8 too!

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When are Classes?Mon.-Fri., June 18-Aug. 10. All programs are held on the UWMcampus, unless otherwise noted.Specific class dates/times are includedin course descriptions, and are locatedon pages 3-11.

Registration Policy Once your teen is registered there are norefunds or transfers. Refunds are madeonly for classes canceled by CFT.

How Do I Register?Hassle free registration. No waiting in long lines. Registration opens each yearon Jan. 15. Call, fax in your registration, or go online to sce-kids.uwm.edu. (Mailed registrations add several days to the registration process and lessen the likelihood of availability in your desired class.)

Confirmation ofRegistrationWithin two weeks of your registration,receipt and parental permission forms aremailed to you for completion and return.We encourage you and your teen tofamiliarize yourselves with the campus.All participants are encouraged to havetheir own health insurance as limitedsecondary accident insurance is providedby the university.

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Do you have younger kids? We offer classes for grades K5-8 too! Check out our College for Kids programs at sce-kids.uwm.edu.

Early Morning Dropoff 7:30-9am

Prog.# FeeJune 18-22 8460-6401 $25June 25-29 8460-6402 $25July 9-13 8460-6001 $25July 16-20 8460-6002 $25July 23-27 8460-6003 $25July 30-Aug. 3 8460-6004 $25Aug. 6-10 8460-6005 $25Two week sessions:June 18-29 8460-6403 $45July 9-20 8460-6006 $45July 23-Aug. 3 8460-6007 $45

Late Afternoon Pickup 4-5:30pm

Prog.# FeeJune 18-22 8460-6404 $25June 25-29 8460-6405 $25July 9-13 8460-6008 $25July 16-20 8460-6009 $25July 23-27 8460-6010 $25July 30- Aug. 3 8460-6011 $25Aug. 6-10 8460-6012 $25Two week sessions:June 18-29 8460-6406 $45July 9-20 8460-6013 $45July 23-Aug. 3 8460-6014 $45

Before and After Caren� Early Morning Drop-Off: 7:30-9am - $25/week or $45/two week sessionn� Late Afternoon Pick-Up: 4-5:30pm - $25/week or $45/two week session

We offer two options to make things easier for kids and parents. For a minimalcharge, supervised care is available before and after the program day. So comeearly or stay late, however you must sign up for the whole week.

Before Care (7:30-9am) and After Care (4-5:30pm) will meet in the Union TerraceRoom. Chaperoning child to or from class is included in this fee.

Classes that do notreach sufficientenrollment by May 15will be canceled. Pleaseregister before this dateto ensure classes run.

Enroll More. Pay Less.CFT offers summer discounts. Themore you enroll, the less you pay.

2012 Summer Discounts!Frequent Student Discountsn Register for three to five classesand receive $10 off each class.

n Register for six or more classes and receive $20 off each class.

Must register for classes together toreceive discounts.

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About the Program

Schedule Planner 1

Schedule at a Glance 2

Special Programs 3

Class DescriptionsCreative Arts 4Humanities/Social Science 6Languages & Cultures 7Math & Computers 8Science 9

Registration Form 12

Important Information 13

CONTENTS

n Please note: College for Kids/College for Teens only supervises students while they are enrolled in class or are registered for beforeand after care. Students enrolled in back-to-back classes or before and after care will be chaperoned to their next destination. Noextended supervision (longer than the 15 minutes needed to get to the next classroom) is available between 9am-4pm for those notenrolled in class during any part of the day.

n Please have your teen bring a copy of this schedule to class each day so we can make sure they get to the correct class.

Please use the grid below to organize your teen’s schedule. This will help prevent registering for two classes at the same time.

Teen’s Name___________________________________________

UWM COLLEGE FOR TEENS SCHEDULE PLANNER

Before Care After Care7:30-9am 9-11am 11:30am-1:30pm 2-4pm 4-5:30pm $25/per week $25/per week

Week 1June 18-22

Week 2June 25-29

Week 3July 9-13

Week 4July 16-20

Week 5July 23-27

Week 6July 30-Aug. 3

Week 7Aug. 6-10

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9-11am Prog.# Fee Page*CFK/CFT Panther Glee Club 8410-0410 $139 4Eco-Teens Save the World 8440-4401 $139 10History of the US Navy 8440-4402 $139 6Korean Language and Culture I 8440-4403 $139 8

11:30am-1:30pm Prog.# Fee Page*CFK/CFT Panther Glee Club 8410-0421 $139 4*YogaMotion! 8410-0422 $139 7Beginning Filmmaking 8440-4404 $139 4

2-4pm Prog.# Fee PageGhanaian Hand Drumming 8440-4405 $139 4Periodic Elements in our Food 8440-4406 $139 11Personal Finance 8440-4407 $139 9*The Cold War 8410-0432 $139 7

9-11am Prog. No. Fee PageAll about H2O 8440-4001 $139 10Blues Guitar 8440-4002 $139 4*Design Your Own Computer Games 8410-0010 $139 9Ready, Set, Lead! 8440-4003 $139 7

11:30am-1:30pm Prog.# Fee PageAlgebra Camp 8440-4004 $139 8*Design Your Own Computer Games 8410-0020 $139 9Lions, Tigers, Panthers, Oh My! 8440-4005 $139 5That’s Debatable 8440-4006 $139 7

2-4pm Prog.# Fee PageIntro to Podcasting 8440-4040 $139 9Japanese – Travel to Japan 8440-4007 $139 7Music Theory Basics 8440-4008 $139 5Write Theatre 8440-4009 $139 5

9-11am Prog.# Fee Page*Weaving 101 8410-0039 $139 5Biology 8440-4010 $139 10Pre-Calculus 8440-4011 $139 9Poetry and Prose 8440-4012 $139 711:30am-1:30pm Prog.# Fee Page*Pottery 8410-0049 $159 5Career Cascade 8440-4013 $139 6Psychology 101 8440-4014 $139 7Web Page Design 8440-4015 $139 92-4pm Prog.# Fee PageAqua Space 8440-4016 $139 10Japanese – Living in Japan 8440-4017 $139 7ACT Prep Class (Jr. and Sr. only) 8440-4050 $185 3

9-11am Prog.# Fee PageAlgebra & Graphing Calculators 8440-4408 $89 8Career Cascade 8440-4409 $89 611:30am-1:30pm Prog.# Fee PageBotany at its Best! 8440-4410 $89 10Knitting & Crocheting 8440-4411 $89 52-4pm Prog.# Fee Page*Cyber Bullying 8410-0455 $89 9Academic Survival Skills 8440-4412 $89 6Hindi 8440-4413 $89 7

9-11am Prog.# Fee PageAdvanced Chemistry 8440-4018 $89 10Japanese Anime Conversations 8440-4019 $89 7

9am-1:30pm Prog.# Fee PageThe UWM Writing Project – 3Teen Writing Academy 8440-4055 $169

11:30am-1:30pm Prog.# Fee Page*Stock Market 8410-0075 $89 9Dance Moves 8440-4020 $89 4

2-4pm Prog.# Fee PageEngineering Wonders 8440-4021 $89 10History of Flight 8440-4022 $89 6July 23-27 Prog.# Fee Page*Archeology Field School 8410-0140 $299 3

9am-11am Prog.# Fee PageNature or Nurture? You Decide! 8440-4023 $89 11Passion for Fashion 8440-4024 $89 5

11:30am-1:30pm Prog.# Fee PageSpanish – Let’s Go Shopping 8440-4025 $89 8Urban Farming 8440-4026 $89 11

2-4pm Prog.# Fee PageRock & Roll History 8440-4027 $89 5Understanding the “Guts” ofa Computer 8440-4028 $89 9

9-11am Prog.# Fee Page*Calligraphy 8410-0117 $89 4Catch Phrase Competition 8440-4029 $89 6Crime Solvers 8440-4030 $89 10Ole! Spanish Fun with Profe Pat 8440-4031 $89 8

11:30am-1:30pm Prog.# Fee Page*Origami 8410-0128 $89 5Life in the ER 8440-4032 $89 11Social Media Mania 8440-4033 $89 9

2-4pm Prog.# Fee PageDecision Dynamics 8440-4034 $89 6*Henna Tattoo Artist 8410-0138 $99 5Korean Language and Culture II 8440-4035 $89 8Trigonometry 8440-4036 $89 9

June 18-29 Session I

July 9-20 Session II

Creative ArtsHumanities/Social SciencesLanguages & CulturesMath & ComputersScience

July 23-Aug. 3 Session III

June 25-29 Discovery Camp 1

July 30-Aug. 3 Discovery Camp 3

Schedule at a Glance

* Classes for grades 6-12

July 16-20 Discovery Camp 2

Aug. 6-10 Discovery Camp 4

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Mini-Courses SummerACT Preparation ClassPrerequisite: Students must have a core GPA of 2.0 Designed to help prepare 11th and 12thgraders for the official ACT collegeentrance exam. Students cover math,reading, writing, science reasoning andtest-taking strategies. A scheduledunofficial ACT pre- and post-testexperience is included. Call the Mini-Course office directly at (414) 229-6236to schedule the pre-test.Enrollment Limit: 30 students per sessionFee: $185Instructor: TBASession III, 2-4pmGr. 11 & 12 only, Program No. 8440-4050

Archaeology Field SchoolOne of our most popular classes returnsthis summer with a twist. After 10 yearsof excavations, work with scientists as weanalyze our finds and tell the rest of thestory of Trimborn Farm. The adventurebegins on campus with an orientation toarchaeology and the early history ofMilwaukee followed by lab work with theartifacts. We will spend two days at thedig site to complete our stories ofTrimborn Farm. This class is offered incooperation with the UWM ArchaeologyField School and the UWM ArchaeologicalResearch Laboratory.Fee: $299 (Includes transportationto/from campus to Trimborn Farm.)Instructor: Jocelyn BoorJuly 23-27, 9am-4pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0140

The UWM Writing Project- Teen Writing AcademyMeet each day in groups facilitated byexperienced writers and teachers whose common goals are to inspire the imagination, develop as writers and have fun! Writers will:n� Explore a variety of genres, includingpoetry, short stories, plays, graphicnovels and essays

n� Choose a genre on which to produce a final, polished piece of writing

n� Learn writing techniques used byprofessional writers

n� Receive individual instruction andresponse in small groups

n� Engage in process writing: generatingideas, drafting, revising, editing andpublishing writing

n� Submit writing to the Scholastic WritingCompetition with the chance to wincollege scholarships

n� Celebrate our writing with a culminatingcommunity event designed to share our writing with parents, teachers and peers

You are required to identify a genre of focus for the week (poetry, fiction,narrative or essay), and are required to bring at least one piece or writing(completed or in progress) to the first day of the academy.Fee: $169Instructors: TBADiscovery Camp 2, 9am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4055

Special Programs

NEW! BeginningFilmmakingIn this hands-on starter filmmakingprogram you gain knowledge in allaspects of making a movie includingwriting, production, composition, editingand presentation. While learningfilmmaking technique, you’ll alsocomplete at least one short film.Fee: $139Matthew KonkelSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4404

NEW! Blues GuitarExplore the exciting world of bluesguitar! Learn chord progressions,improvisation, turnarounds and more.Bring your acoustic or electric guitar(and amp) and learn how to jam with theheart of American music, the blues!MUST have own guitar to participate.Fee: $139William StoneSession II, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4002

Calligraphy: The Artof Fine HandwritingIn the 21st century, word processorsmay be foretelling the ruin of finehandwriting. Join us as we learn the artof beautiful (Kalli-) writing (graphein),producing our own thank you notes,greeting cards, and more.Fee: $89Ming Yon BlackwellDiscovery Camp 4, 9-11am*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0117

NEW! CFK/CFTPanther Glee ClubGleeks wanted! Do you like to sing anddance? Join the craze as you learn songs and create a performance for family and friends. You and your newfriends will amaze everyone with yourenergy and talent.Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession I, 9-11am*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0410Session I, 11:30am-1:30pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0421

Dance MovesDance the day away. From line dancingto disco, learn some moves that willastonish your friends and family.Combine athletics, artful movement,and fancy footwork; set that to music,and dance, dance, dance!Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4020

NEW! GhanaianHand DrummingLearn drumming technique, auxiliarypercussion and singing in the Ghanaiantradition. Basic hand strokes of song,bass, presca and slap stroke, gourd and donno (talking drums) techniqueand basic stick technique will be taught. Enjoy a short recital at the last day of class where your friends and families will be amazed at what you have learned.Fee: $139John TamburelloSession I, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4405

Class DescriptionsCREATIVE ARTS

* Classes for grades 6-12

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“As an art teacher forover 17 years, I’velearned that creativityplays an important rolein learning, both for meand my students. Collegefor Teens has given me achance to express thiscreativity with greatstudents, and do what Ilove - teach to childrenwho are eager andwilling to learn.”

- Ming Yon BlackwellInstructor

Henna Tattoo ArtistExplore the art of henna tattooing. Thistemporary tattoo has been around formany centuries and is a traditional way ofcelebrating in numerous cultures. Learnthe history of henna and make your veryown henna paste, which you can use tocreate your own tattoos!Fee: $99Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 4, 2-4pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0138

NEW! Knittingand CrochetingExplore the basics of these two creativeskills; knitting, purling and singlecrocheting. Learn to read the language of these arts so you can take your skillsand create your own projects.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4411

NEW! Lions, Tigersand Panthers, Oh My!Panthers (like UWM’s Pounce), tigers,jaguars, mountain lions, and house catsare surprisingly similar. Perhaps you are more into dogs. How do they compareto coyotes and wolves? Learn the structureof the teeth, skeletons and body shapesof these carnivores while also enhancingyour drawing ability in this applied art class.Fee: $139Instructor TBASession II, 11:30am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4005

NEW! Music Theory BasicsCover the most basic music theoryfundamentals such as scales, tonality,intervals and chord progressions. It isintended for students who enjoy music ofany kind and wish to know a bit moreabout how it works.Fee: $139Peter AltSession II, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4008

OrigamiLearn the traditional Japanese art of paperfolding. Make different creatures, animalsand other cool objects by simply foldingpaper! No glue, no tape, no scissors! Allyou need is a square of paper, your handsand your imagination!Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0128

NEW! Passionfor Fashion Explore the world of fashion from yoursummer sandals to the latest in winterheadgear. This course talks about thefashion industry and how it creates adesire for us to own new clothes andaccessories. Investigate the latest designtrends and project into the future. Showyour creativity and unique style bycreating your own designs! Fee: $89Ming Yon BlackwellDiscovery Camp 3, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4024

PotteryNothing’s more fun than working withclay! Create pottery pieces in this classusing a variety of hand building techniques:pinch and punch potting, coiling, slabbuilding and more. This year’s projectscould include: bird houses, picture frames,mobiles, jewelry, garden ornaments andmore! The class culminates with an artshow of student work.Fee: $159 (includes supply rental charge)Linda DraftSession III, 11:30am-1:30pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0049

NEW! Rock 'n Roll HistoryExamine the development of Rock 'n Rollfrom its roots in American Folk traditionup to the digital age including the FolkBlues Revival and the invention of the iPod.Fee: $89Peter AltDiscovery Camp 3, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4027

NEW! Weaving 101Learn basic weaving techniques, construct a loom and learn how to make a coil basket.Become aware of different cultures thatincorporate woven textiles into theireveryday life.Fee: $139Erin O’ConnellSession III, 9-11am *Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0039

NEW! Write TheatreWrite and perform your own theatricalwork through theatre games, collectivecollaboration and group interaction.Whether you like to write plays, fiction,poetry, prose, or if performing is yourpassion, Write Theatre has everything for you!Fee: $139Matthew KonkelSession II, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4009* Classes for grades 6-12

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CREATIVE ARTS

“This class was great!”- Participant

NEW! AcademicSurvival SkillsDevelop your problem solving skillswhile learning to think critically andcreatively. We’ll apply these skills tohelp you organize your schedule,become a better note-taker, setachievable goals and become aconfident test taker to excel in theclassroom now and in life overall. Fee: $89Patricia KempDiscovery Camp 1, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4412

NEW! Career Cascade You’ll have more than one job in alifetime but they will most likely allcenter in one career. Explore a widevariety of careers as you search for theone that matches your passions. Findout about what you need to do to preparefor your career, what education you’llneed and how much you might make.Fee: $89Paul DettmannDiscovery Camp 1, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4409ORFee: $139Melinda Wynat JansenSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4013

NEW! Catch PhraseCompetitionAre you an advertising genius? Prove itin this class as you compete to win it all.Learn the intricacies of advertisement:design, placement and appropriateness.Fee: $89Paul Dworschack-KinterDiscovery Camp 4, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4029

NEW! DecisionDynamicsUse conversations and role-play toexplore the tough issues and life-changing decisions that face teens inour fast paced world. Work onunderstanding yourself and others,communicate better with adults, build friendships and learn to make the right choice when others arepushing you down a different path.Fee: $89Patricia KempDiscovery Camp 4, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4034

NEW! History of FlightIt all started with the Wright Brothers at Kittyhawk in 1903. However, flyinghas changed a ton in 100 years. Seehow passenger flight has changed from Zeppelins to Giant Airliners. Also,explore how flight has changed thecourse of warfare, from fighters tobombers to helicopters!Fee: $89Chad SorceDiscovery Camp 2, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4022

NEW! Historyof the U.S. NavyAnchors Away! The United States Navyhas protected our coasts and oceans forover 200 years. Learn how it was born,how it has evolved into a super powerand what changes it has seen.Fee: $139Chad SorceSession I, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4402

Class DescriptionsHUMANITIES/SOCIAL SCIENCES

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* Classes for grades 6-12

“The staff was verycooperative andhelpful. They reallycare about the kids!”

- Parent

SCholArShIpSare available see p. 13.

NEW! Poetryand Prose The only way to learn how to write is to doit. Put your pen to paper and let yourpassion and creative freedom be yourguide. Through inspirational techniques,group feedback and fun exercises,jumpstart your writing and createbeautiful works of words.Fee: $139Matthew KonkelSession III, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4012

Psychology 101Get acquainted with your inner self. Findout what motivates you and what turnsyou off. Are you a visual or kinestheticlearner? Do your people skills need fine-tuning? Join this class and find outmore about you!Fee: $139Marilyn KindwallSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4014

NEW! Ready, Set, LeadIf you want to direct the parade, lead theteam, or win the next election, then comelearn leadership skills. You’ll learn whatskills make a leader and why we followsome and ignore others.Fee: $139Melinda Wynat JansenSession II, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4003

NEW! That’s Debatable Have a penchant for argument? Learn tobe a skilled debater and use your wordsto win a dispute. Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession II, 11:30am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4006

NEW! The Cold WarMost of you have heard about the ColdWar but what did it all involve? See howspies learned about our enemies, stolesecrets and escaped! Also see how theCold War changed life right here inWisconsin, with the creation of missilebases around Milwaukee.Fee: $139Chad SorceSession I, 2-4pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0432

YogaMotion!Yoga is a fun and relaxing activity thathelps you become more flexible.Concentration and balance are needed as you learn yoga postures andtechniques. Feel the benefits for bodyand mind. Bring a yoga mat and wearcomfortable, loose exercise clothing.Make the connection between physicalactivity and feeling great!Fee: $139Sara KazmierskiSession I, 11:30am-1:30pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0422

NEW! HindiNamaste! Master the basics of the Hindilanguage: the alphabet, colors, numbers,days of the week, seasons, simplephrases and ethnic foods. Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 1, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4413

NEW! JapaneseAnime CharactersMeet amine characters, and learn how to communicate with them in Japanese.Discover their favorite foods, colors, and hobbies.Fee: $89Meiko IkenoDiscovery Camp 2, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4019

NEW! Japanese - Living in JapanLet’s experience staying with a Japanesehost family for one week. We’ll explorethe differences in life styles, food, fun activities and interactions betweenfriends and family. Improve yourcommunication and etiquette skills. Fee: $139Meiko IkenoSession III, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4017

NEW! Japanese - Travel to JapanLet’s take a trip to Tokyo! Learn how to ask for directions, transportationinformation and currency questions in Japanese.Fee: $139Meiko IkenoSession II, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4007

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HUMANITIES/SOCIAL SCIENCES LANGUAGES &CULTURES

“Count me in for next year!”- Participant

NEW! Korean Languageand Culture ITravel to Korea to experience thelanguage, geography, demographics andclimate. Using science, art and videoexplore the culture of this country. Koreais a peninsula located in northeast Asia.While Korea is officially split into twocountries (North and South), Korea as awhole speaks the same language(Korean), eats the same foods, and is thehome of Taekwondo. The Korean Wave,also known as the Hallyu refers to spreadof South Korean culture around the world.Korean songs, dramas, and movies will beintroduced to discover why Korean popculture is getting popular.Fee: $139Suyong YiSession I, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4403

NEW! Korean Languageand Culture IIYou will advance to the next level onceyou finish this advanced class. Portionfor Korean pop culture will be increasedup to 50%. Note: This is not for thebeginner, must have prior experiencebefore signing up.Fee: $89Suyong YiDiscovery Camp 4, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4035

NEW! Spanish - Let’s Go Shopping!Learn what to say when you are shopping.You’ll learn the terms for articles ofclothing, colors and descriptions andmuch more. Be able to answer thefollowing questions by the time you arethrough with this class: Do you like this?How does this look on me? How muchdoes this cost? We will even have timeto go over bargaining in the “Mercado”.Fee: $89Pat ProsserDiscovery Camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4025

NEW! Spanish: ¡Olé! Spanish Funwith Profe PatOral games and activities using first-year Spanish vocabulary and grammarwill be explored in this class. Partneractivities, small group activities, teamgames will be used in this advancedclass. Pre-requisite: successfulcompletion of an Introduction toSpanish courseFee: $89Pat ProsserDiscovery Camp 4, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4031

Algebra CampDevelop an understanding of somebasic concepts of algebra as you buildmodels and use exercises to developyour algebraic-thinking skills. Noknowledge of algebra is necessary, aswe’ll connect previous mathematicalknowledge and algebra. This is a funand informal course. Fee: $139Jason DropikSession II, 11:30am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4004

NEW! Algebra andGraphing CalculatorsGraphing calculators are very powerfultools to increase understanding ofalgebra concepts. Cover basic calculatorcapabilities and features, how to use thegraphing calculator to visualize functionsand solve equations, and how you canuse graphing calculators to solveproblems. You need to bring a TI-83 orTI-84 graphing calculator to class.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 1, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4408

Class Descriptions

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LANGUAGES & CULTURES

MATH &COMPUTERS

“I have been fortunateenough to be a Collegefor Teens instructor forthe past seven years. Theclasses are fun andexciting! But my favoritepart is meeting amazingstudents. I have metstudents from all overthe state. The energy andideas they bring makeeveryday a fun learningexperience for me.”

- Jason DropikInstructor

NEW! Cyber BullyingBeing bullied doesn’t end in the schoolyardanymore. Online bullying can happenwhile you’re on your computer, usingyour smartphone and other electronicdevices. This class will help ‘shine’ thelight on this global problem, and willshow you ways to defend yourself.Fee: $89Andrea ZwiefelDiscovery Camp 1, 2-4pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0455

Design Your OwnComputer GamesEver wonder how your computer gameworks behind the "screens?" Using VisualBasic or related game design tools, youcan learn how your games work, and howto design a game of your own. Amaze yourfriends and family with your creativity bydeveloping plots and sequences completewith sound, graphics and animation. Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession II, 9-11am *Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0010Session II, 11:30am-1:30pm *Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0020

NEW! Introto PodcastingWant to create your own podcast? Thiscourse will cover the basics ofpodcasting. Learn what a podcast is, howto record, edit and enhance theunderlying audio, and how to make yourpodcast available online.Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession II, 2-4pm Program No. 8440-4040

NEW! Personal FinanceGet a head start on making good lifelongfinancial situations and decisions. Coverreal-life situations when dealing withbudgeting, long-term financial goals,loans, monthly expenses, housing optionsand insurance. Fee: $139Eric CzyzewskiSession I, 2-4pm Program No. 8440-4407

Pre-CalculusPre-calculus bridges Algebra II andCalculus, and is a great way to getacquainted with the main ideas of calculusincluding functions and rates of change.Analyze angles and geometric shapes tofind absolute values. Discover new ways torecord solutions with interval notation, andplug trig identities into your equations.Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession III, 9-11amProgram No 8440-4011

NEW! SocialMedia ManiaYoutube, Twitter, Facebook, Google+, what’snext? Social Media is exciting, revolutionaryand ever changing. We’ll talk about theplusses and minuses of these newtechnologies. Things you need to know tostay ‘ahead of the curve’.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4033

Stock MarketWant to be a millionaire? Learn how thestock market works, research stocks todetermine the best buys, invest playmoney, track your stocks, and make wisedecisions on when to sell. Write andreceive checks for your purchases andsales, and balance your bank account.Fee: $89Eric CzyzewskiDiscovery Camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0075

TrigonometryCalculate the height of the tallest treeon campus. Understand the basicconcepts of trigonometry in this mathenrichment class.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 4, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4036

Web Page DesignDelve even deeper into the Web as youcreate your own web page (or improvethe one you already have). Learn to usegraphics as well as a digital camera andscanner to make your page stand out andtell your own exciting story. NOTE: This isnot a class for beginners. Studentsshould have some computer experience,including use of the internet.Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession III, 11:30am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4015

NEW! Understandingthe “Guts” of a ComputerHave you ever wondered how or why yourcomputer worked? In this class, you willlearn about hardware components,software applications and how a computer ‘thinks’.Fee: $89Andrea ZwiefelDiscovery Camp 3, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4028* Classes for grades 6-12

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MATH & COMPUTERS

“The whole experience was positive. Extremely well-organized. ThANK YoU!”- Parent

Advanced ChemistryIf you have taken our Chemistry classesin the past this is your chance to expandyour knowledge of chemical reactions!This class opens your eyes to endlesspossibilities of chemistry in the worldaround you.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 2, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4018

NEW! All about H2OOver half of your body is made up ofwater. Water is a key element in thesciences of botany, ecology, microbiology,meteorology and engineering. We’llexplore how water influences everydaylife and made or destroyed other cultures.Fee: $139Regina PrahlSession II, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4001

NEW! Aqua SpaceFascinated with all things that live underwater? Then come and explore the widevariety of marine life living on ourplanet. Examine the habits and habitatsof sea lions, whales, penguins anddolphins. Take part in exciting projectsthat focus on marine life examinationand preservation.Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession III, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-0016

BiologyYou won’t believe all the interesting little things you find using a microscope.Practice dissection on food andspecimens! Learn how very, very small animals live, breath and function!Fee: $139Duane SmithSession III, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4010

Botany at its Best!Find out all about plants. Why do theygrow? Why do they die? Visit the UWMGreenhouse to see its native plantscollection. Tour the campus to examinesome of its more than 270 species oftrees and shrubs.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4410

Crime Solvers“Who dun it?” Forensic scientists use avariety of techniques to uncover themystery behind a crime. Help crack thecase as you enter the intriguing world ofcrime solving.Fee: $89Jason DropikDiscovery Camp 4, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4030

NEW! Eco-TeensSave the WorldLet’s all work to understand theprinciples of ecology and how we cansave the earth for the future. We’ll look at the air we breathe, the water we drink, and how our food is grown. We’ll learn to recycle and conserve our planet’s resources. Fee: $139Steve OlenchekSession I, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4401

Engineering WondersHave you ever wondered how a bridge orairplane is made? Join us as we work inengineering teams to build marvels thatreally work.Fee: $89Paul DettmannDiscovery Camp 2, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4021

Class Descriptions

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SCIENCE

Create a‘S.M.I.L.E.’

(Sponsorship Money Investing inLifelong Education)

SMILE is a College for Kids/College for Teens fund thathelps keep tuition as low aspossible and providesscholarships to teensotherwise unable to attend.Become a sponsor today bycalling 414-227-3360.

Sponsors who havegraciously donated moneyto SMILE include: AmericanFamily Insurance, EppsteinUhen Architects, George Karl(Friends of Hoop), SandyKrotchie, Cindy Ruffert, Dr.Cyrus Smith, Kim Van Deraa,WMCS 1290AM, and theMilwaukee Brewers.

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Life in the ERForget what you’ve seen on TV and in themovies. Get an inside look at the everydayexperiences of emergency room healthprofessionals. Get a better understandingof careers in the medical field, anddetermine if it’s the right path for you.Please note that there will be graphiccontent; i.e., blood, car accident photosand videos, organs, surgery videos, etc.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4032

Nature or Nurture?You Decide!We are constantly developing as we grow. Do you know that genetic andenvironmental influences affect ourdevelopment? You will after you take thisclass. Observe other CFK classes as theywork and play together to see how wedevelop each day.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 3, 9-11amProgram No. 8440-4023

NEW! PeriodicElements in our FoodExplore food chemistry. Use scientificmethods to dissect the contents of our food and learn about its chemical composition.Fee: $139Duane SmithSession I, 2-4pmProgram No. 8440-4406

NEW! Urban FarmingNo matter where we live in the city wecan find a place to grow our own food.Learn how community spaces, patiogardening, composting and honey beesplay an important role in a city garden.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmProgram No. 8440-4026

SCIENCE

CAMPUS MAP

“I wish I could have this teacher at my school!”- Participant

Please note: Registration opens Jan. 15. • All registrations are processed on a first-come, first-serve basis. • Registrations will not be processedwithout payment • If teens are carpooling, please send registrations in together. • Please register teens using fall 2012 grade levels.

CFT REGISTRATION FORM FOR CLASSES

ONLINE:sce-registration.uwm.eduFAX:414-227-3146 – Direct800-399-4896 – Toll Free

PHONE:8am-4:30pm (Central) M-F414-227-3200 – Direct800-222-3623 – Toll Free

MAIL:Noncredit RegistrationUW–MilwaukeeDrawer No. 491Milwaukee, WI 53293-0491

IN PERSON: (advanced registration only)

161 W. Wisconsin Ave., Ste. 6000Milwaukee, WIPlankinton Bldg.

Discounts (see page 2 for discount explanation)

p Discount for multiple classes

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Student’s Information

Office use only: Order #______________________________Initials _____________________________________________Date _______________________________________

1st Student 2nd Student 3rd Student

Student’s Name

Fall 2012 Grade Level:

Course # title: 1

Alternate course: 1

Course # title: 2

Alternate course: 2

Course # title: 3

Alternate course: 3

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Parent Information

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Mailing Address (For Enrollment Confirmation Information)

City State Zip

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Method of Paymentp�Check Enclosed Please Make Checks Payable to:

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p Other _________________________________________Address

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Gender: p Male pFemale

Birth Date: Month __________ Day _____ Year_______

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Please enter the keycode located to the left of the name on the mailing panel.

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2012 Summer Discounts!Frequent Student Discounts• Register for three to five classes andreceive $10 off each class.

• Register for six or more classes andreceive $20 off each class.

(Must register for classes together toreceive discounts)

Skip Ahead! Advanced check in: June 4-15, 9am-4pmAvoid the long lines and get acquainted withcampus early by stopping in our office. Atthe time of print our new office location hadnot been secured. Please call 227-3360(before June 1) or 229-6364 (after June 1) torequest exact location.

Check InOn your teen’s first day, check in at the Union Terrace Room, where you willmake sure you’ve filled out all the properpaperwork. You will then receive yourCFK/CFT drawstring backpack andwristband. (Please note: you need to do this for your first class only. The lines may be long, so please arrive 30minutes early.)

Pick Up – Drop Off You may pick up or drop off at the UnionCircle, 2200 E. Kenwood Blvd., or insidethe Union in the Terrace Room (SWcorner on the ground floor).

The instructors will bring their studentsto the Union Terrace at the end of classtime. You must pick your teen up within15 minutes of the end of class (i.e. if classends at 11 am, pick up must be no laterthan 11:15am). Students will be allowedto wait for their ride either inside at theUnion Terrace or outside at the drive-up.(Please make sure your teen knowswhere they are meeting you.)

You will be charged $7 for each 15 minutesyou are late. (i.e. 4:16-4:31 would be $7,4:32-4:47 would be $14 and so on). If yourteen is not picked up within one hourCFK/CFT will contact the UWM police. Yourteen will not be allowed to return toclasses until the fee has been paid.

Only students who have a signed parentalconsent form indicating that they canleave unattended will be able to leavewithout an adult. If your teen is to gohome on their own, make sure you signthat form. These students will be given“orange” wristbands to wear throughoutthe program.

WristbandsWristbands are given out on the first dayof a session and are to be worn each dayof the program. If your teen is enrolled inmore than one session, he/she canreceive a new band at the beginning ofeach session. The old wristband must beturned in to get a new one. It is yourresponsibility to make sure your teenwears the wristband each day. This is theway we identify our students. The colorstell the staff what privileges the childhas, such as leaving campus unattendedor not being included in pictures. It alsoverifies that your teen is in our program.Your teen will not be allowed toparticipate in class unless he/she has thewristband on.

MealsLunch and snacks are not included. Feelfree to send food along with your child.Only students with orange wristbandscan purchase food on campus.

Drawstring Backpacks!All participants will receive a FREECFK/CFT drawstring backpack!Backpacks are handed out to youon the first day when you check in.

What Not To BringPlease do not bring games, toys, tradingcards, electronic devices and othersimilar materials to classes unless theinstructor has requested you to do so.CFT is not responsible for lost, brokenor missing items.

Disciplinary InformationDisruptive students are taken to the CFToffice and parents are notified. Continueddisruption results in the student beingasked to not return.

Teens with SpecialConcernsIf your teen has special needs or requiresmedication during camp please contactus before enrolling. This will ensure thatwe can address all of your concerns.

Mail List RequestsTo update your name and address,remove your name from our mailing list, or eliminate duplicate mailings, call 414-227-3186. Please refer to yourname and address exactly as it appearson the mailing label. Or, fill out the formon our website at sce-kids.uwm.edu.

Other ImportantInformationDo not leave your car unattended in theUnion Circle, you will be ticketed bycampus police and there is nothingCFK/CFT can do about it! A parking ramp is available just to the east of theUnion Circle.

If students are enrolled in back-to-backclasses they will be supervised in theUnion Terrace room, unless you havegiven them permission to be unattended.

ScholarshipsDPI Pre-College Scholarship Program:Applicants must have a 2.5 grade pointaverage in core courses and be eligiblefor free or reduced lunch programs.

If you qualify for a scholarship, please callfor an application, contact your school, ordownload forms at sce-kids.uwm.edu. Due to the high number of requests, only people receiving scholarships are notified.

I Still Have Questions!To learn more about CFT programs, call 414-227-3360.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

School of Continuing Education161 W. Wisconsin Ave., Ste. 6000Milwaukee, WI 53203-2602

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GRADES 9-12