Camp participants will play various sports, including swimming, racquetball and tennis. Then they will study how the activities rely on mathematical theories and physics. During the course of the class, the students will publish their creative works. Students will also experience other artistic disciplines as they practice the creative process. The workshop with be team taught by Dr. Robb Jackson, associate professor of English, Jill Clyburn and Alecia Lyons.
Enrollment is limited.
For more information, call Davelyn Forrest at 994-5967. The program is more than just art projects, Ferigno said. The first week starts on June 17. Sessions begin at 9 a.m. and go until 3 p.m., with lunch provided. For more information, call Ferigno at 884-3844.