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Kids on Campus

ChanMcKenzie — 2017-01-29T01:11:56Z

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- The '''Kids on Campus''' summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students (5th - 12th grade) on the ["RIT"] campus. Our workshops include Creative Coding with Java, Minecraft Modding, Digital Graphics, Web Development, Game Design Concepts, and many, many more. Kids on Campus program features all-you-can eat lunch buffet, an activities hour that includes optional swimming and an extended care program. Registration open March 1st 2017.	+ The '''Kids on Campus''' summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students (5th - 12th grade) on the ["RIT"] campus. Our workshops include Creative Coding with Java, Minecraft Modding, Digital Graphics, Web Development, Game Design Concepts, and many more. Kids on Campus program features all-you-can eat lunch buffet, an activities hour that includes optional swimming and an extended care program. Registration open March 1st 2017.

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ChanMcKenzie — 2017-01-29T01:11:12Z

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- \|\|Session I : Weekdays July 5-15, 2016: 9:00AM to 3:00PM (Extended Day program available 3-5pm)\|\| - \|\|Session II : Weekdays July 18 - 29, 2016: 9:00AM to 3:00PM (Extended Day program available 3-5pm)\|\|	+ \|\|Session I : Weekdays July 10-21, 2017: 9:00AM to 3:00PM (Extended Day program available 3-5pm)\|\| + \|\|Session II : Weekdays July 24 - August 4, 2016: 9:00AM to 3:00PM (Extended Day program available 3-5pm)\|\|
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- The '''Kids on Campus''' summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students (5th - 12th grade) on the ["RIT"] campus. Workshop choices change from year to year depending on what instructors are teaching that year but participants may create animations, design video games, create 3D models, create a world within 3D game engines, design graphics , manipulate photographs, or create a web comic just to name a few. New this year: Magic of Flight and Aeronautics, Poems That M-O-o-o-Ve, Digital Graphics Concept Art: World Building, and 3D Medical Modelling. This is an opportunity for kids to get hands-on experience with current software. Registration open March 7th 2016.	+ The '''Kids on Campus''' summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students (5th - 12th grade) on the ["RIT"] campus. Our workshops include Creative Coding with Java, Minecraft Modding, Digital Graphics, Web Development, Game Design Concepts, and many, many more. Kids on Campus program features all-you-can eat lunch buffet, an activities hour that includes optional swimming and an extended care program. Registration open March 1st 2017.

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alexandergartley — 2016-04-05T21:02:05Z

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alexandergartley — 2016-04-05T21:01:37Z

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ChanMcKenzie — 2016-03-18T19:27:37Z

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- \|\|Session I : Weekdays July 6-17, 2015: 9:00AM to 3:00PM (Extended Day program available 3-5pm)\|\| - \|\|Session II : Weekdays July 20 - 31, 2015: 9:00AM to 3:00PM (Extended Day program available 3-5pm)\|\|	+ \|\|Session I : Weekdays July 5-15, 2016: 9:00AM to 3:00PM (Extended Day program available 3-5pm)\|\| + \|\|Session II : Weekdays July 18 - 29, 2016: 9:00AM to 3:00PM (Extended Day program available 3-5pm)\|\|
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- The '''Kids on Campus''' summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students (5th - 12th grade) on the ["RIT"] campus. Workshop choices change from year to year depending on what instructors are teaching that year but participants may create animations, design video games, create 3D models, create a world within 3D game engines, design graphics , manipulate photographs, or create a web comic just to name a few. This is an opportunity for kids to get hands-on experience with current software. Registration open March 1, 2015.	+ The '''Kids on Campus''' summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students (5th - 12th grade) on the ["RIT"] campus. Workshop choices change from year to year depending on what instructors are teaching that year but participants may create animations, design video games, create 3D models, create a world within 3D game engines, design graphics , manipulate photographs, or create a web comic just to name a few. New this year: Magic of Flight and Aeronautics, Poems That M-O-o-o-Ve, Digital Graphics Concept Art: World Building, and 3D Medical Modelling. This is an opportunity for kids to get hands-on experience with current software. Registration open March 7th 2016.

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JosephPietruch — 2015-01-15T23:57:18Z

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ChanMcKenzie — 2015-01-15T14:24:55Z

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- \|\|Session I : Weekdays July 7 - 18: 9:00AM to 3:00PM \|\| - \|\|Session II : Weekdays July 21 - August 1: 9:00AM to 3:00PM \|\|	+ \|\|Session I : Weekdays July 6-17, 2015: 9:00AM to 3:00PM (Extended Day program available 3-5pm)\|\| + \|\|Session II : Weekdays July 20 - 31, 2015: 9:00AM to 3:00PM (Extended Day program available 3-5pm)\|\|
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- The '''Kids on Campus''' summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students (5th - 12th grade) on the ["RIT"] campus. Workshop choices change from year to year depending on what instructors are teaching that year but participants may create animations, design video games, create 3D models, create a world within 3D game engines, design graphics for a rock band, manipulate photographs, or create a web comic. This is an opportunity for kids to get hands-on experience with current software.	+ The '''Kids on Campus''' summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students (5th - 12th grade) on the ["RIT"] campus. Workshop choices change from year to year depending on what instructors are teaching that year but participants may create animations, design video games, create 3D models, create a world within 3D game engines, design graphics , manipulate photographs, or create a web comic just to name a few. This is an opportunity for kids to get hands-on experience with current software. Registration open March 1, 2015.

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badfish — 2014-02-13T20:30:56Z

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- The '''Kids on Campus''' summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students (5th - 12th grade) on the ["RIT"] campus. Workshop choices change from year to year depending on what instructors are about teaching each year but participants may create animations, design video games, create 3D models, create a world within 3D game engines, design graphics for a rock band, manipulate photographs, or create a web comic. This is an opportunity for kids to get hands-on experience with current software.	+ The '''Kids on Campus''' summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students (5th - 12th grade) on the ["RIT"] campus. Workshop choices change from year to year depending on what instructors are teaching that year but participants may create animations, design video games, create 3D models, create a world within 3D game engines, design graphics for a rock band, manipulate photographs, or create a web comic. This is an opportunity for kids to get hands-on experience with current software.

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badfish — 2014-02-13T20:30:20Z

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- Visit http://KidsOnCampus.rit.edu for more information and to register for this summer!	+ Visit http://KidsOnCampus.rit.edu for more information and to register.

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JosephPietruch — 2014-02-13T19:51:48Z

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- \|\|Session I : Weekdays July 8 - 19: 9:00AM to 3:00PM \|\| - \|\|Session II : Weekdays July 22 - August 2: 9:00AM to 3:00PM \|\|	+ \|\|Session I : Weekdays July 7 - 18: 9:00AM to 3:00PM \|\| + \|\|Session II : Weekdays July 21 - August 1: 9:00AM to 3:00PM \|\|

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JosephPietruch — 2013-01-06T21:35:44Z

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- The '''Kids on Campus''' summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students on the ["RIT"] campus. Participants create animations, design video games, create 3D models, create a world within 3D game engines, design graphics for a rock band, manipulate photographs, create a web comic, and lots more! Workshop choices change from year to year depending on what instructors are passionate about teaching. This is an opportunity for kids to get hands-on experience with industry-leading software.	+ The '''Kids on Campus''' summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students (5th - 12th grade) on the ["RIT"] campus. Participants create animations, design video games, create 3D models, create a world within 3D game engines, design graphics for a rock band, manipulate photographs, create a web comic, and lots more! Workshop choices change from year to year depending on what instructors are passionate about teaching. This is an opportunity for kids to get hands-on experience with industry-leading software.

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JosephPietruch — 2012-03-08T04:17:51Z

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peteb — 2011-05-24T21:39:46Z

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- The Kids on Campus summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students on the RIT campus. Participants create animations, design video games, create 3D models, create a world within 3D game engines, design graphics for a rock band, manipulate photographs, create a web comic, and lots more! Workshop choices change from year to year depending on what instructors are passionate about teaching. This is an opportunity for kids to get hands-on experience with industry-leading software.	+ The '''Kids on Campus''' summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students on the ["RIT"] campus. Participants create animations, design video games, create 3D models, create a world within 3D game engines, design graphics for a rock band, manipulate photographs, create a web comic, and lots more! Workshop choices change from year to year depending on what instructors are passionate about teaching. This is an opportunity for kids to get hands-on experience with industry-leading software.

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peteb — 2011-05-24T21:38:36Z

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JosephPietruch — 2011-05-24T21:37:10Z

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- Then, put ''whatever'' you want down here! Note that [http://local.google.com] is sometimes a good and easy place to find times/phone. Refer to the ["Help On Editing"] for help in writing wiki markup.	+ The Kids on Campus summer program offers workshops for middle and high school students on the RIT campus. Participants create animations, design video games, create 3D models, create a world within 3D game engines, design graphics for a rock band, manipulate photographs, create a web comic, and lots more! Workshop choices change from year to year depending on what instructors are passionate about teaching. This is an opportunity for kids to get hands-on experience with industry-leading software.
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- Make sure to edit an additional page to create a link to this page. Otherwise, nobody will find your hard work.	+ Visit http://KidsOnCampus.rit.edu for more information and to register for this summer!

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JosephPietruch — 2011-05-24T21:28:07Z

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JosephPietruch — 2011-05-24T21:25:49Z

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	+ ## [[Image(kidsOnCampus.jpg, "Caption Goes Here", 300, right, noborder, thumbnail)]] + ## Images are optional, but encouraged. + ## To use, click Files and upload your image, then update the information above and uncomment the first line. + ## Try to keep them under 300 pixels wide. + ## Ensure that every file used is in compliance with copyright law before uploading it. + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|[[Address("RIT Campus, 1 Lomb Memorial Drive, Rochester NY, 14623")]]\|\| + ## Change the as-of in hours if you update them. + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Hours''' (as of May 2011)\|\| + ## Use the following format for hours and remove the "Unknown" line when adding hours-of-operation. + ## \|\|Monday - Friday: 12:00PM to 12:01PM\|\| + \|\|Session I : Weekdays July 5 - 15: 9:00AM to 3:00PM \|\| + \|\|Session II : Weekdays July 18 - 29: 9:00AM to 3:00PM \|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Phone'''\|\| + ## use ISO phone number punctuation (585 555 5555) + \|\|585 496 4562\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Wheelchair Accessible'''\|\| + ## if accessible by wheelchair, put "Yes" below. + \|\|Yes\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Email'''\|\| + ## Use the MailTo macro (like written below) and the address will be "despammed" for people that aren't logged in (info AT domain DOT com). + ## If the viewer is logged in, it'll show up as info@domain.com and be clickable. + \|\|[[MailTo(kocwww AT rit DOT edu)]]\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Website'''\|\| + ## Use the following format for website or use "None."; remove the "Unknown" line when adding a website. + \|\|http://KidsOnCampus.rit.edu\|\| + \|\|["Info Needed"]\|\| + + + Then, put ''whatever'' you want down here! Note that [http://local.google.com] is sometimes a good and easy place to find times/phone. Refer to the ["Help On Editing"] for help in writing wiki markup. + + Make sure to edit an additional page to create a link to this page. Otherwise, nobody will find your hard work. + + [[Comments]]

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JosephPietruch — 2011-05-24T21:25:49Z

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JosephPietruch — 2011-05-24T21:25:20Z

Upload of image kidsOnCampus.jpg.