Talented students like you can spend a week at Milligan’s beautiful campus developing knowledge and skills in your areas of interest. While here, Milligan faculty, coaches, and students will help you enhance your creative skills. They can even help you develop a portfolio for your college applications and resumes, as well as teach you about careers in your field.
(July 24-30, 2016)
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July 17-22, 2016Beginner to intermediate skill level. Ages 14-18.
*Students must supply their own camera and memory card
DV FilmmakingParticipants will explore digital techniques in:
Friends and family are invited to the digital media showcase on Friday, July 22, 6 p.m. in the Gregory Center.
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A week-long intensive musical theatre workshop for all levels from beginning to advanced. For ages 14-18.
Experience the thrill of musical theatre at Milligan where singing, acting, and dancing are combined to create a live musical revue in one week! Learn from Milligan’s dedicated and knowledgeable music and theatre professionals.
The 2016 theme is the “Magic and Mystery of Broadway,” will feature songs such as “Be Our Guest” from Beauty and the Beast, “Into the Woods” from Into the Woods, “Over the Rainbow” from The Wizard of Oz, and Music of the Night” from Phantom of the Opera.
This week-long intensive music theatre workshop is for all levels from beginning to advanced students, ages 14-18. Participants will learn new acting and vocal performance techniques, discover strategies to improve their stage presence, and explore technical and design elements of theatre. The group will create a live musical showcase during this week-long intensive musical theatre workshop. Teens will reside on Milligan’s beautiful campus along with their counselors.
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Friends and family are invited to the musical revue performance on Friday, July 22, 6 p.m. in the Gregory Center. “The Magic and Mystery of Broadway” will feature songs such as “Be Our Guest” from Beauty and the Beast, “Into the Woods” from Into the Woods, “Over the Rainbow” from The Wizard of Oz, and “Music of the Night” from Phantom of the Opera.
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Pamela Adolphi
Charlotte Anderson
Noah DeLong
Annemarie Dugan has broad experience performing and directing dramatic arts, holding a BFA in musical theatre from Shorter College in Rome, Georgia, and having served as Performing Arts Director at the YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly in Black Mountain, North Carolina. In recent years, she has served Trinity Arts Center (Johnson City, Tennessee) as a music theatre director. Her directing credits include The Music Man, Fiddler on the Roof, Annie, Cotton Patch Gospel and Godspell, among others.
Annemarie’s acting repertoire includes principal roles in The Sound of Music (Maria), Once Upon a Mattress (Winifred), Fiddler on the Roof, Quilters, The Crucible, Man of LaMancha, Under Milkwood, The Good Doctor and Cotton Patch Gospel, among others. She has also performed operatic roles in The Telephone, Mendelssohn’s Elijah, and Beethoven’s Choral Fantasia. In 1989, Annemarie was honored to sing the National Anthem at the American Consulate in Jerusalem, Israel, where she served as an ambassador to the Jerusalem International YMCA.
Annemarie is also well seasoned in media, having held the position of media and public relations coordinator for the national Christian Medical and Dental Associations. Prior to her work at CMDA, she worked as an anchor/reporter for WKPT-TV (Kingsport, TN), and hosted programs for TCI-Cable, ACN, and CAT-TV in Western North Carolina.
Annemarie currently manages media and events for Art to Heart Ministries, an organization that helps people encounter God through the world’s great art via worship resources, Art to Heart Talks, and guided museum tours in the US and Europe. She adores her husband Jeff, and their two children, Laura and Brit. They are active members of Central Baptist Church in Johnson City where Annemarie founded and directs the youth instrumental ensemble, Joyful Noise (JoNo).
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July 17-22, 2016Open to rising sophomores, juniors, seniors, and spring 2016 high school graduates who are considering a nursing or healthcare related career.
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Registration for nursing camp is open to rising sophomores, juniors, seniors, and spring 2016 high school graduates.
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Open to high school varsity men and women. Develop individual and team skills with Coach Bill Robinson and his staff at this elite basketball camp.
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The summer months are some of the most important times of the basketball season for a student’s skill development—especially for players that desire to compete at the college level.
High school varsity athletes will improve:
The basketball camp will include daily drills, competitions, classroom, film study, games, and more!
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Open to high school varsity men and women. Register at the link below.
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This is a fun environment combined with teaching for the young but eager player. Our staff creates an atmosphere of excitement that stems from our love of the world’s game, while developing the fundamental skills needed to play at a high level. In addition to the instruction, campers will enjoy competition and swim time.
Tuesday is Orange Crush Day: Dress in all orange!
Wacky Wednesday: Wear the craziest outfit you can imagine!
This is for high school-aged boys interested in becoming a part of the Milligan Men’s Soccer Team. It will immerse them into three days of training and life as a member of our program. Attendees will train with some of our current players and live on campus.
Thursday 2 p.m. through Saturday 11 a.m.
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Register at www.milliganbuffs.com (click on Athletic Department and then Camps) or click here:
$25 due before camp begins. Balance due first day of camp. Walk-ups are welcome until camp is full. Check-in begins at 8 a.m. on first day. Participants receive a camp t-shirt, lunch, awards for contests, and daily swimming time.
For more information, contact Men’s Soccer Office at 423.461.8469 or email alaney@milligan.edu.
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Camp Director, Adam Laney
Adam is entering his ninth season as the head coach of the Milligan Men’s Soccer team and is in fifteenth year of collegiate coaching. He enjoys the using the game as a means of developing relationships and encouraging life growth.
Asst. Camp Director, Richie Rose
Richie joined the Buffaloes after serving as the head coach at Virginia Military Institute, an NCAA Div. I program. Richie brings a wealth of knowledge to his coaching and holds UEFA A and USSF A coaching licenses.
Day Camp Schedule
8:30 a.m. Check-in
9-11 a.m. Skill of the Day
11-11:30 a.m. Contests
11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Lunch
12:15 p.m.-1 p.m. Activity
1-2 p.m. Games
2-3 p.m. Pool
3:15 p.m. Camper of the Day/Pick-up
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For student leaders passionate about deepening their relationship with Christ. Graduation years 2016-2019. Nearly one-half of students attend on their own and make new friends quickly. Student leaders representing church youth groups also attend.
Every day, explore your personality, consider your future, worship with a terrific praise band, learn about spiritual disciplines, connect with other student leaders, and form lasting friendships as you’re encouraged to live a life of servant leadership.
Pick your forums: Leadership, Intimacy with God, Prayer, Career Search, Worship Leadership, Missions, Creative Media, Children’s Ministry, Youth Ministry, Preaching, Apologetics, Next Steps, and more!
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Questions? Email camps@milligan.edu.
