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Kids Kollege
www.harding.edu/KidsKollege | Examples
of courses are Advanced Magic, Baby-Sitting 101, Be An Author,
Chess from Square One, Celebrate Spanish, Cooking for Beginning Chefs,
Kids Chemistry, On Stage, You Be the Jury, Sea World,
and Piano Preview or Progression.
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Boy's basketball camp
www.harding.edu/athletics/CAMPS | Bison
Basketball Camps are designed to provide campers an opportunity to grow athletically
and individually as a person. Skills includes team concept, goal-setting, shooting instruction,
defensive concepts, individual offensive moves, setting and receiving screens, ball handling,
passing and receiving.
Program Cost:
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Uplift
www.harding.edu/uplift/register | A
summer camp held each year, the theme for this year
is “Revolution: The sudden change in a system of beliefs”.
The goal is to inform, inspire, and ignite you and your youth
group on to greater works. Every topic, speaker and activity is
designed to move you into a deeper relationship with God and
others. June 12-17, June 19-24, June 26-July 1
Program Cost:
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Girl's basketball camp
www.harding.edu/athletics/CAMPS | Each
camper will receive daily instruction from Lady Bison players in the
fundamentals of ball handling, dribbling, passing, shooting, individual defense, and rebounding.
Program Cost:
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Honors Symposium
www.harding.edu/symposium | A
two-week academic program designed to challenge, encourage, and uplift high school
students graduating in the class of 2005. Those who are accepted
into the Symposium attend class with outstanding professors, engage in
community service projects, enjoy recreational activities and form lasting friendships with
other junior scholars. Three hours of university credit is awarded
to all who successfully complete the Symposium. June 25-July 9, July 2-16,
July 9-23, July 16-30
Program Cost:
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Football camp, Soccer camp, Baseball camp
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goal of the camp is to teach the basic skills
of football; passing, receiving, kicking, punting, deep snapping as well as
some defensive skills. Emphasis will be placed on proper techniques to
ensure safety and having fun with football. There will be
daily and weekly awards. Randy Tribble 279-4755 Objectives include understanding of
and participation in baseball, development of individual skills and understanding of team concepts
and fundamentals, hustle and attitude. Shane Fullerton 279-3444
Program Cost:
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Harding Summer Honor Choir
www.harding.edu/honorchoir/ | July
24-29, 2005. This is an intense week of choral rehearsals, vocal
class, sightreading, and other musical studies, culminating in a final
choral concert. There is also time for entertainment, recreation,
and devotionals. The Honor Choir is for high school
students who are experienced and talented in choral music and
who seek a college-level choral experience. One hour of
college credit is granted.
Program Cost: $245-$395
Contact: ganus@harding.edu
Phone: 501 279-4311
Deadline: 06/01/05
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