2022 College of Engineering Camp Application

College of Engineering Summer Academy Registration Form

Step 1 of 5 - Student Information

Student Information

First Name *

Preferred Name

Middle Name

Last Name *

Date of Birth *

Email Address *

Mailing Address *

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

Student School Information

Current School Name *

Anticipated High School Graduation Year *

Grade Student Will Enter 2022-2023 Academic Year *

School Student Will Attend 2022-2023 Academic Year *

Student Health Information

Medical Insurance (Provider and Plan Number) *

Allergies (Please list all medical and/or food allergies) *

Please share any other information you would like us to know about your child's health needs *

More About Your Student

Student's Race *

American Indian or Alaska Native

Asian

Black or African American

Middle Eastern

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific

White

Do not wish to identify

Student's Ethnicity *

Hispanic or Latino

Not Hispanic or Latino

Do not wish to identify

Student's Gender *

Female

Male

Gender Nonconforming

Do not wish to identify

The school lunch pricing helps determine scholarship eligibility. If eligible, the cost of the camp may be reduced.

Please indicate the student's school lunch pricing eligibility*

Receives Free Lunch

Pays Reduced Price for Lunch

Pays Full Price for Lunch

You have indicated that your child receives free or reduced lunch which allows you to apply for a scholarship. Please note that scholarship awards are NOT guaranteed. The maximum amount of any scholarship allocation can only be 50% of the cost of the camp session. The maximum number of camp sessions you are allowed to apply for should be no more than two. Please follow this link to fill out the scholarship application which will pop up in a new window.

Step 2 of 5 - Parent/Guardian Information

Parent/Guardian 1 Information

Parent/Guardian Affiliation *

Returning Family

New Family

C2 Pipeline Family

DAPCEP Family

DMC Employee

WSU Employee

WSU Student

WSU Alumni

Parent/Guardian First Name *

Parent/Guardian Last Name *

Relationship to Child *

Parent

Grandparent

Legal Guardian

Best telephone/mobile number to reach you *

Parent/Guardian email address *

Parent address if different from Child/Student

Parent/Guardian 2 Information

Parent/Guardian Affiliation

Returning Family

New Family

C2 Pipeline Family

DAPCEP Family

DMC Employee

WSU Employee

WSU Student

WSU Alumni

Parent/Guardian First Name

Parent/Guardian Last Name

Relationship to Child

Parent

Grandparent

Legal Guardian

Best telephone/mobile number to reach you

Parent/Guardian email address

Address if different from Child/Student

Emergency Contact Information

The emergency contacts should not be the same as the parent/guardian listed above. Parents/Guardians will be contacted first in case of emergency. Emergency contacts must be local and available to tend to an emergency if needed.

Primary Emergency Contact *
Please include First and Last Name

Primary Emergency Contact Phone Number *

Relationship to Student *

Secondary Emergency Contact *
Please include First and Last Name

Secondary Emergency Contact Phone Number *

Relationship to Student *

Step 3 of 6 - Camp Selection

All camps will be in-person on the main campus of Wayne State University from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm.

Parent/Guardian may register their Student for multiple camps on one registration form. Each camp costs $500. There is no discount for multiple camp registrations.

Please note that the $500 tuition fee covers the cost of daily lunch, all supplies, field trips, and recreational activities. Each child will also be given one camp t-shirt, backpack, and water bottle.

Rising 1st - 3rd graders

Minecraft Adventures: Introduction to Survival Play (July 18 - July 22) ($500)

LEGO Movie Making & Audio Engineering (July 25 - 29) ($500)

Technology Toys (August 1 - August 5) ($500)

Coding and Game Design (August 8 - August 12) ($500)

Minecraft Adventures: In this adventures and gameplay camp, students will learn Minecraft basics in building and design. They will work in creative mode to master Redstone circuitry basics and experience an introduction to survival mode. This camp will challenge students to work as a team in small and large groups to complete creative assignments. At the end of the week, students will present their creations in the Minecraft world.

LEGO Movie Making: Ready, Set, Action! Bring out your inner movie-maker with this film-engineering camp. Students will create a story, design a set, and learn basic film-making skills for camera movement and blocking. Using lessons on sound design and animation, students will work as a team to create a realistic animation project, complete with an engineered soundtrack.

Technology Toys: Play and learn in this STEM toy camp! Students in this camp will learn principles of basic coding, robotics electronics, and structure creation through the variety of technology toys available to us. Students will experience playing and learning with LEGO robotic kits, Sphero robotic toys, drones, Makey-Makey coding sets, and so many more!

Coding and Game Design: Learn to code in an interactive learning environment! Students will learn the fundamentals of coding and strengthen computer science skills using miniature-applications in coding. Students will practice programming basics and application to video-game design.

Rising 4th - 5th graders

Future Engineers: Intermediate (July 18 - July 22) ($500)

Minecraft Adventures: Survival Mode (July 25 - July 29) ($500)

Animation Engineers: Blender Basics (August 1 - August 5) ($500)

Coding and Game Design (August 8 - August 12) ($500)

Animation Engineers: Calling all animators! This introductory camp to the Blender program will teach students the basics of Blender for Animation in 2D. Students will use the Blender software interface to design their own animated story. Topics include background design, character creation, drawing, painting, and the basics of animated storytelling. At the end of the week, the students will each have their very own animated story to present.

Minecraft Adventures: In this Minecraft-based camp, students will play in survival mode to master intermediate Redstone circuitry and complete game challenges in small and large groups. Students new to Minecraft will experience an introduction to the basics in survival mode. At the end of the week, students will present their creations and experiences in the Minecraft world.

Future Engineers: This camp provides students with the opportunity for engineering exploration through teamwork and daily challenges. Throughout the week, students will be exposed to multiple engineering disciplines and various STEM tools. Students will utilize robotic toys, drones, and programmable LEGOs to complete building challenges and participate in themed daily activities.

Coding and Game Design: Learn to code in an interactive learning environment! Students build upon the fundamentals of coding and strengthen computer science skills using miniature-applications in coding while completing project-based tasks. Students will practice programming and application to video-game design while creating their own in-game scenarios.

Rising 6th - 8th graders

Animation Engineers: 3D Creations (July 18 - July 22) ($500)

Future Engineers: Advanced (July 25 - July 29) ($500)

Minecraft Adventures: Survival Challenge (August 1 - August 5) ($500)

Robotics: Robo Wars (August 8 - August 12) ($500)

Animation Engineers: Calling all animators! This camp will focus on an introduction to animation in 3D. Students will use the Blender software interface to design their own background and character elements, with the goal of later incorporating their skills into video game design. Topics include full background design with standalone elements, drawing, painting, creating wireframes for characters, and elements of creative storytelling. At the end of the week, students will have the knowledge of and experience of animation in Blender to apply to video game design.

Minecraft Adventures: In this Minecraft survival camp, students will work to master advanced Redstone circuitry in order to create machines to provide essential items in survival mode. Students will complete group game challenges while learning to navigate and set up bases and resources for game survival. This camp will include adventures to the nether and the experience of game-play in a custom-made Minecraft world.

Future Engineers: This camp provides students with the opportunity for engineering exploration through teamwork and project-based learning. Throughout the week, students will work to design and build a working structure using robotic toys, STEM tools, and a variety of materials. Creativity and thinking “outside of the box” is encouraged, as students are presented will be challenged each day to adapt their structures to new scenarios.

Robotics: Build a robot in this exciting engineering challenge! Students will work to complete an electronic machine that will be put through various challenges during the week. Students will learn problem-solving skills and put their creativity to the test as they compete against their fellow-campers in robot competitions.

Step 4 of 6 - Parental Consent

Parental Consent to Collect Child Personal Information

I have been informed by Wayne State University and I understand that it is necessary for Wayne State University to collect and use personal information about my child to allow my child to fully participate in the Program. As stated below, I give Wayne State University permission to collect and use my child’s personal information.

I understand that, in order to participate in this Program, Wayne State University will assign my child a unique guest access identification number at Wayne State University known as an Access ID. To create the Access ID for my child, the University will use personal information about my child that I supplied during the registration process, such as my child’s name and date of birth. I give permission to Wayne State University to collect and use that personal information to create my child’s Access ID.

I also understand that certain camps require that a participating student download onto his or her computer a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). A VDI allows the student to access virtual software stored on Wayne State University’s servers that is used in the camp. This VDI will collect the IP address of the student’s computer. If my child is registered for a camp that requires access to VDI, I give permission to Wayne State University to collect the IP address and any other device information of my child’s computer and to use that information for the purpose of installing VDI on that computer.

I understand that Wayne State University staff may ask my child to share online information about themselves that will enhance their camp experience, including, but not limited to, name, interests, future college and career goals, and knowledge of course content. I give Wayne State University permission to ask my child to share such information online.

I understand that my child may submit to the leader of the camp and to other students in the camp my child’s works (e.g., artwork) (“Works”) online as part of my child’s participation in the camp. The Works are collected, and may be stored, and used, by Wayne State University for promotional and educational purposes. I give Wayne State University permission to collect my child’s Works and to store and use them for promotional and educational purposes.

I understand that, while participating in the camp online, my child’s name, likeness, image, voice, appearance and/or Works may be recorded by Wayne State University in photographs, videotapes, or any other medium (“Recordings”). I give Wayne State University permission to make the Recordings and to store and use the Recordings for promotional and educational purposes. This permission extends to any use of the Recordings deemed necessary by Wayne State University to further the mission of the Program, including exhibitions, public display, publications, art and advertising purposes without limitation or reservation. However, names of participants will not appear with photos without parental/guardian permission.

Media Release

I acknowledge and agree that Wayne State University shall own all property interests in the Recordings (as defined above), including copyright interests. Further, I, on behalf of myself and my child, hereby (a) waive all rights and interests in the Recordings, including, but not limited to, copyright and the right of publicity and, (b) release Wayne State University from all claims and demands arising out of or related to the University’s making and use of the Recordings, including, but not limited to, all claims for invasion of privacy, infringement of copyright and other intellectual property rights, violation of the right of publicity, misappropriation and defamation.

I acknowledge and agree to the above *

Parent/Guardian Acknowledgement

Step 5 of 6 - Computer Usage Acknowledgement

Computer Use Guidelines for College of Engineering Summer Academy Participants

All participants must agree to the following:

I will use the computer for the summer program and to learn.
When using university computers and/or programs, I will:
- use good manners
- use appropriate language
- never tell anyone my home address or telephone number
- never post my picture on the Internet without permission of my parent(s)/guardian(s) and teacher
- not look at or use anyone’s work without permission
I will show respect for all hardware and software that I use.
I will not install “pirated software” or knowingly use disks with viruses on any equipment.
I will use only appropriate language when typing on the computer.
I will limit my use of the Internet to only appropriate learning activities.
I will not share personal information about myself or anyone else on the internet. This includes name, address, telephone number, photograph, etc.
I understand that anyone can read the messages I send from the computer and that work stored on the computer is not private.
I understand that from time to time the computer or Internet connection may not be working when I plan to use it.
I will share the computer and the network.
I will not use anything from the computer or Internet or send anything over the Internet that belongs to someone else without their permission.
I understand that my use of the computer is subject to the university’s use policies and I agree to follow such policies when I use a university computer.

I understand these rules and promise to follow them. I understand that if I do not follow these rules, I may have my computer privileges restricted or taken away.

I have discussed these rules with my child and my child agrees to follow them.

Parent/Guardian Acknowledgement

Step 6 of 6 - Liability Waiver

I do hereby agree to hold Wayne State University and its employees harmless from any liability, claims, losses and damages directly or indirectly arising from my child’s/ward’s participation in the summer program. I acknowledge that I have been informed of the nature and activities involved in the program and I am aware of the risks involved in participation in the program.

I acknowledge and agree to the above disclaimer of liability:

Parent/Guardian Acknowledgment

Summary

Thank you for your interest in the College of Engineering Summer Programming! After you submit your application, you will receive an email informing you of whether you are accepted into the program. If your child is eligible for a scholarship, that will be factored in to the payment request you will receive upon acceptance. Please allow 7-10 business days from the point of submission to receive your acceptance and payment request information. All information will be sent via the Parent/Guardian email address provided upon signup.

If you have any questions about College of Engineering Summer Programs please email precollegeengineering@wayne.edu.

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