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Peabody summer camps
The Peabody Museum of Natural History will host three summer camps for students from the third to the 12th grades.
All camps will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., daily, with before and after extended day options. The camps will include behind-the-scenes tours of the museum's collections.
The first camp, "Biozone! The Peabody Museum Summer Youth Institute," will be held July 5-8 for students entering third to fifth grades and July 18-22 for those entering fifth to seventh grades. Activities will include interactive learning sessions about animals, plants, dinosaurs, rocks and minerals, as well as field trips.
"Bones & Stones: Anthropology Summer Camp" will be held July 11-15 for students entering fourth to sixth grades and July 25-29 for those entering sixth to eighth grades. Each day of the program will be devoted to different topics, including archaeology, cultural anthropology, forensic anthropology, Egyptology and art history. Hands-on activities, field trips and behind-the-scenes tours are planned.
The final camp, "Expeditions!," will be held July 18-29 for students entering ninth to 12th grades and Aug. 1-12 for those entering seventh to ninth grades. This camp will allow students to take excursions to coastal study sites where they will explore the environment and collect scientific data to be used by scientists.
Registration forms, fees and more information are available at www.peabody.yale.edu/events/camps.html, by calling (203) 432-6646 or sending e-mail to peabody.events@yale.edu.
The Department of Human Resources is sponsoring the 16th annual Howard Parish Memorial Golf Tournament for managerial and professional (M&P) employees.
The event is scheduled for Monday, June 13, beginning with a sign-in procedure at noon. Teams, each consisting of four players, will commence play at 1 p.m. A reception and awards ceremony will take place 5:30-7 p.m.
All M&P employees are eligible to participate. The fee is $15 for members of the Yale Golf Course and $60 for non-members. Payment is required by June 4 or by payroll deduction. No cash will be accepted. No refunds will be made for cancellations after June 4.
Reservations may be made by calling Marilyn Butanowicz at (203) 436-4245 or by sending e-mail to charles.paul@yale.edu.
The Summer School of Music/Norfolk Chamber Music Festival will host a "Music & Literature in Context" conversation with Mark O'Connor, a Grammy-winning violinist and fiddler, in August.
The event will be held at the Norfolk Library on Friday, Aug. 19. Paul Hawkshaw, adjunct professor of music history and director of the Summer School, will have an informal conversation with Miller about the Norfolk program in a "broader cultural, technologial or historical context."
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