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MIDDLE
SCHOOL & HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC CAMPS
1. IMPORTANT: UPON ARRIVAL, EVERY CAMPER MUST FIRST REPORT TO THE HEALTH
SERVICES STAFF AT HANSEN HALL TO COMPLETE A MEDICAL UPDATE FORM, DISCUSS ANY
MEDICATIONS BROUGHT TO CAMP, AND VERIFY COMPLETION OF THE HEALTH
HISTORY/CONSENT FORM. CAMPERS WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO STAY UNLESS THEY HAVE
THIS DOCUMENTATION ON FILE! If you have not yet submitted your health
history/consent form, please present it to the Health Services Staff during
this time. After meeting with the Health Services Staff, all females should
complete check-in with
Ms. Hess in the lobby of Hansen Hall. All male campers, after the medical
check-in is completed, will proceed to Steiner Hall to complete check-in
with Mr. Robisch.
2. DORM CHECK-IN: Room assignments and further instructions will be given
when you arrive at the dorm. After picking up your packet, locate your room.
Settle in, leave your belongings in your room and KEEP IT LOCKED. The camp
is not responsible for lost/stolen property. Do not lose your key/card; it
must be returned upon checkout Saturday. Failure to do so will result in a
$10 fine. If you are living at home or commuting please report to 307 Noel
Fine Arts Center to receive your information packet.
3. AUDITIONS: Tryouts and chair placements for the large and small Ensembles
will be held in Michelsen Hall, Noel Fine Arts Center from 1:00 to 4:00pm on
Sunday. Audition room locations are listed on the Audition Schedule in your
packet that you receive on Sunday. All students will need to audition,
including those registered in the Jazz Emphasis and String Specialist
programs. Be prepared to play/sing scales, to sight-read, or to
play/sing a short piece. If you have prepared music with you, please bring
it to the audition.
4. ALL CAMPERS: (including commuters) will meet at 7:00PM on Sunday in
Michelsen Hall, Noel Fine Arts Center. This will be a general orientation
and instruction session; your questions regarding classes and ensembles will
be answered at this meeting. BRING YOUR PACKET AND A PENCIL.
5. CONCERTS: Saturday concerts will be continuous concerts and will be held
in Michelsen Hall. As soon as you know the ensembles to which you are
assigned, notify your parents/guardians so they can make arrangements to be
at the music camp during the times you will be performing. This is your
responsibility.
6. GROUP/PRIVATE LESSONS: All students taking group lessons and private
lessons should bring study materials such as solos, etudes, method books,
manuscript paper, etc. with them. Your name and address should be on all
your music.
7. JAZZ EMPHASIS PROGRAM: Those enrolled in this program will take
performance classes in improvisation. Special emphasis will be placed on
participation in small jazz combos. All Jazz Emphasis campers will be placed
in a combo. All combos will perform in concert on Saturday morning.
8. STRING SPECIALIST PROGRAM: There will be daily master classes involving
all the string students, and several individual private lessons during the
week. The high string students will be able to participate in the
comprehensive class schedule which includes classes in music history, music
theory, conducting and improvisation
9. DRESS: Casual summer clothing is appropriate for daily wear. There will
be dress-up occasions (such as a dance on Friday evening). For the concerts
on Saturday, please wear white shirts/blouses and dark slacks/skirts (solid
black, navy or dark brown).
10. MEALS: All music camp students will be eating at the DeBot Center. The
evening meal on Sunday will be served from 4:30-5:30. Keep track of your
meal ticket card. If you lose it, a replacement can be obtained for an
additional fee.
11. RECREATION: There will be supervised recreational activities. FOR
SECURITY REASONS, SWIMMERS MUST PROVIDE THEIR OWN LOCK WHILE USING THE
UNIVERSITY POOL AREA. Tennis and volleyball courts are available; bring your
own equipment (e.g. tennis racket/balls, balls, gloves/bats, etc.)
12. STUDENT RECITALS: A student recital will be held during the Music Camp.
You must furnish your own solo. An accompanist will be provided.
13. AUTOMOBILES: Driving/riding in cars is not permitted during camp.
14. VISITATION: Parents are welcome to visit during camp; we would
appreciate you notifying us of your presence on campus.
15. INSTRUMENT RENTAL: All campers should have their own instrument or
borrow one from their local school. However, some large instruments are
available for rent at a fee of $10.00 per week. The University will furnish
all percussion equipment. All percussionists should provide their own
drumsticks and mallets; students may provide their own drum set.
16. CHECK-OUT PROCEDURES: Check-out will be on Saturday morning. Details
will be given to you during the week by your counselor.
17. COUNSELORS: Counselors are provided by Point Music Camp; they are
usually music majors here at UW-Stevens Point. They have a thorough
knowledge of our campus and they reside in the dorms with the campers.
18. MEDICAL SERVICES: The cost of emergency or routine health care will be
the responsibility of the individual camper through cash payment or personal
health insurance. Music Camp Insurance (as specified on the information
sheet with your
application) is accident insurance only. Any medical expense incurred above
the amount covered by insurance is the responsibility of the individual
contracting for health service.
19. OFF-CAMPUS POLICY: Campers are permitted off-campus, but limited to the
area one block north of the dorms (K-Mart), and the area one block west of
the dorms (University Store, Hardee’s, Taco Bell, etc.) Campers must notify
their counselor if
leaving campus.
20. POINT MUSIC CAMP reserves the right to send home without refund any
camper who fails to behave in an appropriate manner.
21. Mail may be sent to campers addressed as follows:
Camper Name
c/o Point Music Camp
324 CAC
UW-Stevens Point Continuing Education
Stevens Point, WI 54481
22. IMPORTANT MESSAGES: During the Point Music Camp, important messages can
be left with the Music Camp office Monday through Friday, 8:00AM to 4:00PM.
The office staff will see that your message is relayed. The Point Music Camp
office telephone is (715) 346.3838. For emergencies after
4PM, call (715) 346.3456 (Campus Security Office).
23. What to bring:
• A fan (for added comfort in the dorm)
• Casual Clothes
• Swimsuit/beach towel
• White shirt/blouse and dark slacks/skirts (solid black, navy or dark
brown)
• Comfortable shoes for walking
• Jacket/hat
• Rain gear or umbrella
• Personal Toiletries
• Insect repellent
• Sunscreen
• Flashlight
• Lockable suitcase for items you wish to secure
• Specific items for the music component in which you are enrolled
• Quarters for laundry and pop machines
• Stamps
• Lock (for use at the University pool)
ENJOY YOUR STAY HERE AT UWSP! GOOD LUCK ON YOUR AUDITIONS!
HIGH SCHOOL STUDIO ART
CAMP
1. Important: Check-in for the Studio Art Camp is Sunday, June 24, 2007,
from 2:00pm to 3:30pm. Please make every effort to arrive during this
period. Upon arrival, all campers should complete check-in with Camp
Director, Mark Brueggeman, in the
courtyard of the Noel Fine Arts Center. Every camper must meet with Health
Services (in dorms) to complete a medical update form, discuss any
medications brought to camp and verify completion of the health
history/consent form. Campers will not be permitted to stay unless they have
this documentation on file. If you have not yet submitted your health
history/consent form, please present it to the Health Services staff during
this time.
2. Dorm check-in: Room assignments and further instructions will be given
when you arrive at the dorm. After picking up your packet, locate your room.
Settle in, leave your belongings in your room and keep it locked. The camp
is not responsible for lost/stolen property. Do not lose your key/card; it
must be returned upon checkout Saturday. Failure to do so will result in a
$10 fine.
All Campers: will meet at 6:30 pm on Sunday in the courtyard of the Noel
Fine Arts Center. This will be a general orientation and instruction session
introducing you to your faculty and touring the facilities. Questions
regarding classes and other activities will be answered at this meeting.
Bring your packet and a pencil.
3. Dress: Casual summer clothing is appropriate for daily wear. Leather
shoes and long pants (jeans) and long sleeved shirts will be required for
Glass and Sculpture studio days. Other protective equipment will
be provided. There will be dress-up occasions (such as a dance on Friday
evening and Gallery reception on Saturday.)
4. Meals: All Studio Camp students will be eating at the DeBot Center, which
is near the dorms. The evening meal on Sunday will be served from
4:30-5:30pm. Keep track of your meal ticket card. If you lose it, a
replacement can be obtained for an additional fee.
5. Recreation: There will be supervised recreational activities. For
security reasons, swimmers must provide their own lock while using the
university pool area. Tennis and volleyball courts are available; bring your
own equipment (tennis racket, balls, etc.)
6. Automobiles: Driving/riding in cars is not permitted during camp.
7. Visitors: Parents are welcome to visit during the camp; we would
appreciate you notifying us of your presence on campus.
8. Check-out procedures: Check-out will be on Saturday morning. Details will
be given to you during the week by your counselors.
9. Counselors: A staff of counselors is provided by the Studio Arts Camps.
They are usually art majors here at UW-Stevens Point with a thorough
knowledge of our campus. They reside in the dorms with the campers.
10. Medical Services: The cost of emergency or routine health care will the
responsibility of the individual campers through cash payment or personal
health insurance. Studio Arts Camp insurance as specified on your
application is accident insurance only. Any medical expense incurred above
the amount covered by insurance is the responsibility of the individual
contracting for health service.
11. Off-campus policy: Campers are permitted off-campus, but limited to the
area one block north of the dorms (K-mart) and the area one block west of
the dorms (University Store, Hardee’s, Taco Bell, etc.) Campers must notify
their counselor if leaving campus.
12. Studio Arts Camp reserves the right to send home without refund of fees,
any camper who fails to behave in an appropriate manner.
13. Mail may be sent to the campers addressed as follows:
Camper Name
c/o Studio Arts Camp
324 CAC
UW-Stevens Point Continuing Education
Stevens Point, WI 54481
15. During the Studio Arts Camp, important messages can be left with the Art
Camp office, Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 4:00pm. The office staff will
see that your message is relayed. The Art Camp office telephone is (715)
346-3838. For emergencies after 4:00pm, call (715) 346-3456, the Campus
Security Office.
16. What to bring:
• Fan
• Casual clothes
• Leather shoes and long sleeve shirt for 3-D studios
• Swimsuit, beach towel
• Comfortable shoes for walking
• Jacket, hat
• Rain gear or umbrella
• Personal toiletries
• Insect repellent
• Sunscreen
• Flashlight
• Lockable suitcase for items you wish to secure
• Specific items for any studio area you might wish to bring: brushes,
sketchbooks, drawing media
• Quarters for laundry and pop machines
• Stamps
• Lock (for use at the university pool)
ENJOY YOUR STAY HERE AT UWSP!
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