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Furman Home Page / Upcountry Community / Camps and Conferences / Summer Camps
Summer Camps
2009 SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS ACADEMICS AND THE ARTS SUMMER THEOLOGY INSTITUTE -- June 19-28, 2009. FURMAN UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOLARS (high school) -- July 12-18, 2009 & July 19-25, 2009. Furman's Summer Scholars programs include one- and two-week academic enrichment programs designed for rising high school juniors and seniors. Rising sophomores may be considered for certain programs. Students study in small group settings under the direction of Furman faculty members. Summer Scholars programs typically include a variety of learning experiences such as lectures, class discussions, debates, laboratory experiences, field trips, group and individual projects, and other activities intended to provide an enjoyable and challenging engaged learning experience. For more information, contact Furman University's Office of Enrollment:Furman University Office of Enrollment 3300 Poinsett Highway, Greenville, SC 29613 864-294-2054 E-mail: mary.hearne@furman.edu An online application can be found at: http://www.furman.edu/summerscholars/summer09.pdf.
THE RILEY INSTITUTE'S PROGRAM FOR EMERGING PUBLIC LEADERS (rising high-school seniors) -- June 21-27, 2009. Emerging Public Leaders, which received a "South Carolina on the Move" award from U.S. Senator Jim DeMint in 2005, is an iexciting service-oriented leadership program open to rising high school seniors. This week-long summer program offers a series of experiences that enable students to become public leaders in both domestic and international arenas. The program is free of charge to all students who are selected to participate. For more information, visit the Emerging Public Leaders website at http://www.furman.edu/riley/programs/emerging.htm or contact Dr. Brooke Culclasure at brooke.culclasure@furman.edu or 864-294-3236. MICROSCOPE, KALEIDOSCOPE, TELESCOPE (rising 1st through 8th graders) -- June and July, 2009. The "scopes" program is founded upon the belief that children will thrive in an environment in which they are challenged to think and question and can be playful and imaginative. Visit us on the web at www.furman.edu/conted/lifelong.htm to see some of the activities. ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED --REGISTER EARLY! Please note the following enrollment policies: For Kaleidoscope, Microscope, and Telescope, a non-refundable deposit of $100 per session reserves a place for your child. The tuition balance is due one month prior to each individual program session. Cancellation more than one month prior to session will refund tuition less the deposit. For additional information and registration, contact Linda Cook (864-294-3134) or Donna Rogers (864-294-2153). Microscope -- rising 1st & 2nd graders This full-day summer academic enrichment program with a science and nature focus is designed for rising first or second graders. Children participate daily in science, reading, art, music and outdoor sports. In addition to a structured schedule of "classroom" activities, there is also time for creek walks, quiet reflections and fun-and-tumble supervised games. Sessions are one or two weeks in length. (001D09) Microscope, session 1, Mon.-Fri, June 15-19, 2009 -- 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., $259 Kaleidoscope -- rising 3rd, 4th & 5th graders Join us for summer academic adventuring! Kaleidoscope provides a never-ending variety of educational (science, social studies, fine arts, foreign language) and recreational experiences (nature walks, outdoor games and swimming). In the same day, you may play a drum, design a PowerPoint presentation, hit a ball, learn a Spanish phrase, observe a chemistry demonstration and make a new friend. Sessions are one or two weeks in length. (003D09) Kaleidoscope, session 1, Mon.-Fri., June 15-19, 2009 -- 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., $259 Telescope -- rising 6th, 7th & 8th graders Telescope is an interactive summer program tailored especially for rising sixth through eighth graders which focuses on teamwork and creativity. The June session features elements of drama, designing and making your own puppet and creating and filming a cartoon. The July session focuses on scientific exploration with activities such as solving mysteries, launching a rocket and freezing a bubble. In addition to instruction, problem solving, and project time, each day includes art, outdoor games and swimming. Join us for a week or two of learning and fun! (005D09) Telescope, session 1, Mon.-Fri., June 15-19, 2009 -- 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., $259 MUSIC CAMPS FURMAN BAND AND ORCHESTRA CAMP -- June 14-19, 2009. For students ages 12-18 with intermediate to advanced training on a concert band instrument or orchestral string instrument. Students participate in large ensembles, small ensembles, master classes and sectional rehearsals supplemented by daily recreational and social activities. Private lessons are available for an additional fee. For more information, visit our website at: http://www.furman.edu/depts/music/degreesandprograms/BandOrch.htm, or contact the Music office at 864-294-2086 or furmanmusic@furman.edu. Download a registration form online at http://www.furman.edu/depts/music/degreesandprograms/BandOrchApp2009.pdf. FURMAN SUMMER KEYBOARD INSTITUTE -- June 21-26, 2009. For intermediate and advanced piano students, ages 12-18. Primary areas of study: piano or organ. Secondary areas of study: piano, organ or ensemble piano. Students select primary and secondary areas of study, participating in small group classes, master classes, student recitals, faculty recitals and special topic sessions supplemented by daily recreational and social activities. Private lessons are available for an additional fee. For more information, visit our website at: http://www.furman.edu/depts/music/degreesandprograms/SKI.htm, or contact the Music office at 864-294-2086 or furmanmusic@furman.edu. Download a registration form online at http://www.furman.edu/depts/music/degreesandprograms/SKIApp2009.pdf. SOUTH CAROLINA SUZUKI INSTITUTE -- July 12-17, 2009. The only program of its type in the state, the South Carolina Suzuki Institute offers an opportunity for students, parents and teachers to observe, study and improve their knowledge and skills in the Suzuki Music Method. The institute is for Suzuki-trained string and piano students, from Twinkle through Book 10. Teacher workshops and training sessions available. Certified by the Suzuki Association of the Americas (SAA). Parents of young children attend and observe all lessons and sessions. For more information, visit our website at: http://www.furman.edu/depts/music/degreesandprograms/Suzuki.htm, or contact the Music office at 864-294-2086 or furmanmusic@furman.edu. BAND AND CHEERLEADING CAMPS FURMAN CHEERLEADERS' CHEERLEADING SKILLS CAMP -- July 20-22, 2009. Cheerleaders will be grouped according to age and skill level and will focus on skills development. Instructor-to-student ratios are 6-to-1 for the half day camp and 8-to1 for the full day camp. For three days, participants will work on cheers, jumps, stunts, dances, tumbling and crowd interaction. The camps will conclude with a performance allowing the cheerleaders to show off their new skills to parents, relatives and friends. Half-Day Camp -- Rising Kindergarten & Rising 1st-3rd Grade Students -- 8:30-11:30 AM Daily -- $97.00 tuition A $25.00 non-refundable deposit will reserve your child's place at camp; more information is online at: http://www.furmanpaladins.com/cheer. UNIVERSAL CHEERLEADERS ASSOCIATION SUMMER CHEER CAMP -- July 8-11 & July 17-20, 2009. For middle school and high school cheerleading squads. Visit www.varsity.com or call the UCA customer service department at 1-888-CHEERUCA (1-888-243-3782). MARCHING AUXILIARIES AND DANCE -- July 10-12, 2009. Contact Michael Long for additional information at 1-800-977-7933 or mlong@madance.com. HIGH SCHOOL BAND CAMP -- July 20-25, 2009. Wheeler High School Band's away camp - contact Wheeler's band director for camp information. BICYCLE CAMPS USA CYCLING ASSOCIATION CAMP FOR JUNIOR CYCLISTS -- June 7-12, 2009. For boys and girls ages 15-22. A comprehensive training camp for junior cyclists sponsored by the USA Cycling Association. Contact Richard Dunn at keyedgecycling@msn.com. FURMAN MOUNTAIN BIKE YOUTH CAMPS -- June 15-17 & July 6-8, 2009. The Furman University Basic Mountain Bike Camp is designed for youth (suggested ages 8-12 years). It teaches safe riding with emphasis on trail-riding skills. Extensive, rigorous riding is done; this coeducational camp is not for beginning riders. Participation is limited for each three-day session; pre-registration is required. Tuition is $95.00 per session; each rider must provide her/his own bicycle, an approved safety helmet, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes (no sandals, slip-ons or flip-flops). Contact Furman University Public Safety Lieutenant David Enter for more information at 864-294-3701 or david.enter@furman.edu. GOLF CAMPS -- June 8-11 & August 3-7 (day camps), June 21-25, 2009 (residential camp) Campers will learn the fundamentals of golf, including full swing and short game. Contact Todd Satterfield, Men's Head Coach (todd.satterfield@furman.edu) or Jen Hanna, Women's Head Coach (jen.hanna@furman.edu) by e-mail or at 864-294-6283. More information is online at http://www.jtgolfcamps.com Mini-Day Camp -- June 8-11 & August 3-7, 2009. For ages 5-7; 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. daily. TENNIS CAMPS PAUL SCARPA'S TENNIS CAMPS -- July 13-17 & July 20-24 (day camps), June 7-12, June 14-19, June 21-26, June 28-July 3, & July 5-10, 2009 (residential camps) For tennis camp information, contact Paul Scarpa, Men's Head Coach at 864-294-2039, 864-294-3823 or paul.scarpa@furman.edu. More information is online at http://www.furman.edu/tenniscamps Day Camps -- July 13-17 & July 20-24, 2009. For ages 7-16. BASKETBALL CAMPS GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMPS -- June 7-19, 2009 (see details below). Campers will learn offensive and defensive skills and gain valuable playing experience. Contact Allyson Fasnacht, Women's Assistant Coach at 864-294-2055. More information is online at http://www.furmangirlsbball.com Day Camp -- June 8-11, 2009. For elementary and middle-school students. BOYS BASKETBALL CAMPS -- June 19-20, June 21-24, July 13-16 & August 3-6, 2009 (see details below). Campers will learn skills, gain valuable playing experience, learn, develop and have fun. Contact Jeff Jackson, Men's Head Coach at 864-294-2170. More information is online at http://www.furmanbasketballcamp.com Junior Day Camp -- July 13-16 & August 3-6, 2009. For ages 5-8; 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. daily. BASEBALL, SOFTBALL & VOLLEYBALL CAMPS BASEBALL CAMPS -- June 8-12, June 22-26, July 13-17 & July 20-24, 2009. All camps will include a mini-camp for ages 6-8 (8:30-11:45 a.m.) Contact Ron Smith at 864-294-2146 or ron.smith@furman.edu. Camp registration is online at www.ronsmithbaseball.com GIRLS SOFTBALL CAMP -- June 14-18, 2009 Camp is open to commuters and overnighters. Campers will learn overall offensive and defensive skills in the morning and receive specific position instruction in the afternoon. Campers will also play full games in the evenings and will be placed on teams based on their age and ability. Junior Day Camp -- Ages 5-10; 8:30 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. daily.
Contact Dana Jenkins, Head Softball Coach, at 864-356-7649; more information is online at www.djsoftballcamps.com. VOLLEYBALL CAMP (9th through 12th graders) -- July 20-22 & July 23-25, 2009. Contact Michelle Young at 864-294-3326 or michelle.young@furman.edu SOCCER CAMPS 
DOUG ALLISON'S SOCCER CAMPS -- June 25-29, July 6-10, July 20-24 & July 23-26, 2009 (see details below).
Boys & Girls Soccer Team Camp -- June 25-29, 2009. For ages 9-17 (boys and girls). SELECT SOCCER CAMPS-
Select Soccer Day Camp -- June 15-18, 2009. For ages 4-14 (boys and girls). CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING CAMPS FIRST to the Finish Cross Country Running Camp (7th through 12th graders) -- July 12-17, 2009. FIRST (Furman Institute of Running and Scientific Training) will offer a running camp for novice runners to seasoned competitors, teams and individual runners. The FIRST Cross Country Camp will help middle and high-school runners develop and learn skills, techniques and strategies for cross-country. The camp will address all aspects of training and racing. Participants will take part in daily runs and drills and will participate in learning clinics. Contact Mickey McCauley at 864-294-3581 or runningcamp@furman.edu. More information is online at www.furman.edu/first/runningcamp.htm FOOTBALL CAMPS 
FOOTBALL YOUTH 1/2 DAY CAMP (1st through 8th graders) -- June 15-18, 2009. 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. daily. Contact Drew Cronic at 864-294-3452. SENIOR ELITE FULL-DAY CAMPS (high school) -- Session I: Saturday, June 6; Session II: Friday, June 19, 2009. Sessions run 8:30 a.m.-3:45 p.m. Contact Roberto Pinilla at 864-294-2211. QUARTERBACK-RECEIVER / OFFENSIVE LINE FOOTBALL CAMPS (high school boys) - June 11-14 & June 21-24, 2009. Specialized training camp for high-school males who play these positions on a football team. | |||||
