Randall said no previous language experience is required. International students attending the Capstone will assist in teaching the foreign language program. The arts program introduces students to crafts, photography and art. A two-section Actor's Studio class will offer students of all levels of experience an opportunity to learn classic acting techniques. No previous experience is necessary for the beginning and basic level courses in the camp, but appropriate prior instruction is suggested for intermediate and advanced level courses.
Enrollment is limited.
In addition to Capstone Camp, The University of Alabama offers a variety of other summer and year-round programs for children of all ages. The on-campus classes will be held in June. The program will last from June 10-July 7. Environmental Education at the Arboretum - Children from kindergarten through the sixth grade can attend one of three sessions between June 1 and July 31 to learn more about Alabama's forests, meadowlands and greenhouses. They will be introduced to the health professions, science, education, technology and college life, live on campus, take college level courses, attend field trips and seminars and learn through hands-on experiences how science and technology are important tools in becoming a health care professional or scientist.