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1 GREEN & GOLD SPORT CAMPS explore 2018 GREEN & GOLD SPORT CAMPS engage excel REGISTER TODAY! activityreg.ualberta.ca

2 2018 GREEN & GOLD SPORT CAMPS Welcome to another great year of Green & Gold Sport Camps! Our camps provide participants with a fun-filled and memorable sport experience in the home of the Golden Bears and Pandas. All Green & Gold Sport Camps feature a blend of sport-specific and general athletic development designed to provide your kids with the skills to explore, engage and excel in sport. Drawing upon the expertise, infrastructure and history of excellence of Golden Bears and Pandas Athletics, as well as the knowledge and research of the Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation, we are able to create the best possible environment for our participants to enjoy the process of improving their athletic skills. All of our sport camp programming and age groups are consistent with the guidelines of each sport s Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) framework. Our exclusive access to University of Alberta Golden Bears and Pandas Head Coaches, some of the most successful and well-respected sport coaches in North America, has allowed us to design first-rate sport-specific curriculums for our camps. We then deliver an unparalleled sport camp experience through our accomplished Golden Bears and Pandas varsity athletes and alumni who serve as camp coaches. To complement the sport-specific training each camp participant receives, the general athletic components of each camp are taught by those same coaches through our innovative AIM Program. The AIM Program combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. Our coaches lead camp participants through a number of familiar games which have been adapted to help them improve their fundamental movement skills while also improving the sport-specific skills associated with the camp they re enrolled in. These skills will serve as a platform for future participation and competition in whichever sport they choose to play. We look forward to another great summer of fun and sport!

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE ACTIVE-START CAMPS (AGES 3 5) FUNDAMENTALS CAMPS (AGES 6 8) LEARN-TO-TRAIN EXPLORE CAMPS (AGES 9 11) LEARN-TO-TRAIN ENGAGE CAMPS (AGES 9 11) TRAIN-TO-TRAIN EXPLORE CAMPS (AGES ) TRAIN-TO-TRAIN ENGAGE CAMPS (AGES ) TRAIN-TO-COMPETE CAMPS (AGES 15-17) TERMS AND CONDITIONS NEW FOR 2018 Registration System Change We are transitioning to a new registration system beginning in the spring of 2018 that will create an improved registration experience for our customers. We encourage you to register early to ensure a smooth registration process and a guaranteed spot in the camp(s) of your choice. We have made every effort to ensure the registration process goes as seamlessly as possible. Further information will be posted on our website (uab.ca/sportsystem) in advance of the transition and questions can be directed to our Customer Service Centre ( ). Engage (Intermediate) Camps In an effort to provide more in-depth sport-specific instruction to camp participants who have previous NEW FOR 2018 competitive experience in their chosen sport, we re excited to introduce Engage Camps in Engage Camps are open to young athletes who have previous experience in their sport and are looking to take their skills to the next level. These camps will feature more sport-specific instruction compared to our Explore (Beginner) camps and will challenge participants to raise their game.

4 HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE Please refer to the Terms and Conditions section of the guide for details about our camps. Refer to the Table of Contents to find your child s age group and camp options. Note the course codes for all camps you would like to register your child in. Use the course codes to register online or in person starting February 14, 2018 More information will be made available following the release of this guide related to the registration system transition. Please call or visit uab.ca/ sportsystem for more information. WHERE TO REGISTER In Person Customer Service Centre Van Vliet Complex University of Alberta Edmonton, AB T6G 2H9 Customer Service Desk Ave Edmonton, AB T6G 2E1 Online Please see our Terms and Conditions at the back of the guide for more information about our cancellation and withdrawal policies. For more information about our camps and a digital copy of this guide, please visit uab.ca/sportsystem. You may also contact us by sending an to sports@ualberta.ca. THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA IS PROUD TO OFFER A WIDE VARIETY OF SUMMER CAMPS FOR KIDS INCLUDING: Faculty of Engineering DiscoverE Camps discovere.ualberta.ca Faculty of Science Summer Camps ualberta.ca/camps/faculty-of-science CAMP DROP-OFF & PICK-UP PROCEDURES Full-Day Camps Drop-off and camp sign in will begin at 8:30am. Pick-up and camp sign out will end at 4:30pm. All full-day camps begin at 8:45am and end at 4:15pm. Half-Day Camps (Active-Start Only) Drop-off and camp sign in will begin at 8:30am. Pick-up and camp sign out will end at 12:15 pm. All half-day camps begin at 8:45am and end at 12:00pm. Camp Drop-Off and Pick-Up Locations Van Vliet Complex (Gym 1-220) Street and 87 Avenue (West Entrance) Avenue Clare Drake Arena 115 Street and 89 Avenue (FUNdamentals & Learn-to-Train Hockey Camps) Lister Field Street and 84 Avenue (Soccer Camps) Supervised Lunches All participants attending a full-day camp will be supervised during the lunch break. All participants are required to provide their own lunch. Healthy options are encouraged. Please ensure all lunches and snacks are nut free. Parking & Location Information We will provide you with a parking permit if you are driving to any of our camp locations. This permit will allow you to park in specified areas during designated drop-off and pick-up times. More information will be sent to all registrants in advance of their camp. If your child is attending a golf camp, they must be dropped off and picked up at the VAN VLIET COMPLEX. We will provide supervised transportation to and from RedTail Landing Golf Club and ensure they arrive safely. If your child is attending a soccer camp at LISTER FIELD, please make arrangements for drop off and pick up at that location. Please note that you will be able to park in the Jubilee West Surface Lot during drop off and pick up times. Directions to that parking lot will be provided in advance of the camp. If your child is attending a hockey camp at CLARE DRAKE ARENA, please make arrangements for drop off and pick up in the east end of the arena at ice level. Faculty of Arts Eurekamp Summer Camps p4c.ualberta.ca/eurekamp Steadward Centre Summer Camps ualberta.ca/steadward-centre For a complete listing of University of Alberta Summer Camps, please visit: ualberta.ca/camps 4 IMPORTANT INFORMATION activityreg.ualberta.ca

5 ACTIVE-START CAMPS (AGES 3 5) The Active-Start stage of the Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) framework is intended to introduce and build fundamental movement skills and help participants feel comfortable in all sporting environments. Sportball This half-day camp is offered in partnership with Sportball TM, which has a proven track record of delivering quality programming at this initial stage of athletic development. The goal of this camp is to introduce participants to the concepts and skills involved in a wide range of ball games, and in the process to promote cooperation and fair play. No previous sports experience is required Participants may be grouped based on age and/or experience July July July July July 30 Aug Aug Aug Aug $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $170 activityreg.ualberta.ca ACTIVE-START CAMPS 5

6 FUNDAMENTALS CAMPS (AGES 6 8) The FUNdamentals stage of the Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) framework is intended to help participants improve their fundamental movement skills and build the basic skills associated with a variety of sports that are best initiated at this stage. All FUNdamentals camps have been designed in conjunction with our Golden Bears and Pandas coaches and Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation experts. NEW FOR 2018 ALL FUNDAMENTALS CAMPS HAVE BEEN ORGANIZED AS EXPLORE CAMPS, MEANING THAT NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE IS REQUIRED Basketball explore The goals of this camp are to build basic basketball skills and improve general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on the basketball court where participants will develop their footwork, dribbling, passing, and shooting skills through fun drills and modified game play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. No previous basketball experience is required All participants will receive a souvenir basketball and an official camp t-shirt Jul Jul Aug Aug $ $ $ $285 Climbing explore The goals of this camp are to build basic climbing skills and improve general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on the climbing wall where participants will begin to develop their bouldering, high-wall climbing and rappelling skills through a variety of fun drills and challenges. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. No previous climbing experience is required Jul 3 6 Van Vliet Complex 6 8 $ Jul 9 13 Van Vliet Complex 6 8 $ Jul Van Vliet Complex 6 8 $ Jul 30 Aug 3 Van Vliet Complex 6 8 $ Aug Van Vliet Complex 6 8 $ Aug Van Vliet Complex 6 8 $285 6 FUNDAMENTALS activityreg.ualberta.ca

7 Multi-Sport explore The goals of this camp are to give participants an opportunity to explore a variety of team sports that are suitable at this stage and to simultaneously develop a wide range of sportspecific and general athletic skills. The planned sports in this camp are basketball, soccer, softball and swimming, although adjustments are possible depending on weather or other circumstances. An alternative option will exist for participants who are unable to swim. General athletic skills will be taught through our innovative AIM Program, which incorporates a variety of age-appropriate physical and mental training. This camp will focus on skill development over the first four days, with a friendly competition featured on the final day. No previous sports experience is required Participants should come prepared each day with athletic clothing and footwear, as well as swimwear Jul 3 6 Van Vliet Complex 6 8 $192 Curling explore The goals of this camp are to build basic curling skills and strengthen general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent in the s curling rink where participants will begin to develop their delivery and sweeping skills through fun drills and modified game play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multisport experiences. No previous curling experience is required Specialized half-weight little rocks will be used Brooms and sliders will be provided to those who need them Participants are required to wear a CSA approved helmet, clean athletic shoes, and warm athletic clothing when on the ice They are also required to bring a separate pair of athletic shoes and summer athletic clothing for the AIM sessions All participants will receive an official camp hoodie Jul 9 13 Van Vliet Complex 6 8 $ Jul 30 Aug $ Jul Van Vliet Complex 6 8 $ Jul Van Vliet Complex 6 8 $ Jul 30 Aug 3 Van Vliet Complex 6 8 $ Aug 7 10 Van Vliet Complex 6 8 $ Aug Van Vliet Complex 6 8 $ Aug Van Vliet Complex 6 8 $240 activityreg.ualberta.ca FUNDAMENTALS REGISTRATION 7

8 Hockey explore The goals of this camp are to build basic hockey skills and improve general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on the ice at Clare Drake Arena where participants will begin to develop their skating, passing, shooting and puck-handling skills through fun drills and modified game play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. This is not a beginner camp; some previous skating experience is required Participants are required to come with full hockey equipment including their own stick along with suitable athletic clothing and footwear for the AIM sessions All participants will receive an official camp hockey jersey Jul Jul 30-Aug Aug Clare Drake Arena Clare Drake Arena Clare Drake Arena 6 8 $ $ $400 Soccer explore The goals of this camp are to build basic soccer skills and improve general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on the NEW LOCATION soccer field where participants will develop their ball control, dribbling, passing and shooting skills through fun drills and modified match play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multisport experiences. Please note this camp is now located at Lister Field on the University of Alberta s North Campus No previous soccer experience is required Participants are asked to wear shin guards, soccer socks, cleats and suitable athletic clothing Please bring running shoes for the AIM sessions or in case the camp is moved indoors due to inclement weather Camp activities will take place primarily outdoors. Camp participants should be prepared for inclement weather Jul 3 6 Lister Field 6 8 $ Jul 9 13 Lister Field 6 8 $ Jul Lister Field 6 8 $285 Run, Jump, Throw explore The goals of this camp are to build basic track and field skills and improve general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent at Foote Field s outdoor track where participants will begin to develop the skills that are included in Athletics Canada s popular Run Jump Throw Wheel program. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. No previous sports experience is required Aug Aug $ $285 Tennis explore The goals of this camp are to build basic tennis skills and improve general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on the s tennis courts where participants will develop the skills associated with the forehand, backhand, serve and volley through fun drills and modified match play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multisport experiences. No previous tennis experience is required Appropriately sized racquets will be provided to those who need them Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul 30 Aug Aug $ $ $ $ $ $ Jul Lister Field 6 8 $285 8 FUNDAMENTALS activityreg.ualberta.ca

9 LEARN-TO-TRAIN EXPLORE CAMPS (AGES 9 11) The Learn-to-Train stage of the Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) framework is intended to help participants build and improve sport-specific skills in a wide range of sports and strengthen their general athletic skills. All Learn-to-Train camps have been designed in conjunction with our Golden Bears and Pandas coaches and Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation experts. NEW FOR 2018 LEARN-TO-TRAIN CAMPS HAVE BEEN ORGANIZED INTO EXPLORE (NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED) AND ENGAGE (PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED) LEVELS. Basketball explore The goals of this camp are to improve key basketball skills and strengthen general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on the basketball court where participants will develop their footwork, dribbling, passing and shooting skills, and will learn some basic tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. No previous basketball experience is required All participants will receive a souvenir basketball and an official camp t-shirt Code Date Gender Location Age Time Cost Climbing explore The goals of this camp are to build basic climbing skills and strengthen general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on the climbing wall where participants will begin to develop their bouldering, high-wall climbing and rappelling skills through a variety of fun drills and challenges. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. No previous climbing experience is required Jul 3 6 Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $ Jul 3 6 Jul Boys Only Girls Only $228 $ Jul 9 13 Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $ Jul Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $ Jul Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $ Jul 30 Aug 3 Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $ Aug 7 10 Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $ Aug Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $285 activityreg.ualberta.ca LEARN-TO-TRAIN EXPLORE 9

10 Curling explore The goals of this camp are to build basic curling skills and strengthen general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent in the s curling rink where participants will begin to develop their delivery and sweeping skills through fun drills and modified game play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multisport experiences. No previous curling experience is required Specialized half-weight little rocks will be used Brooms and sliders will be provided to those who need them Participants are required to wear a CSA approved helmet, clean athletic shoes, and warm athletic clothing when on the ice They are also required to bring a separate pair of athletic shoes and summer athletic clothing for the AIM sessions All participants will receive an official camp hoodie Jul 30 Aug Aug Aug $ $ $285 Flag Football explore The goals of this camp are to build basic flag football skills and strengthen general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on Foote Field s new artificial turf where participants will begin to develop non-contact skills like passing, receiving, running with the ball and defending through fun drills and modified game play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. No previous football experience is required Jul Jul Jul 30 Aug $ $ $285 Golf explore The goals of this camp are to build basic golf skills and strengthen general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent at RedTail Landing Golf Club s outstanding practice facilities where participants will begin to develop their full swing, short game and putting skills. The other half will be spent on North Campus taking part in our innovative AIM NEW LOCATION Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. Please note that pick up and drop off for this camp now occur at the Van Vliet Complex on the University of Alberta s North Campus No previous golf experience is required Bus transportation between North Campus and RedTail Landing is included in the price of this camp Camp activities will take place primarily outdoors. Camp participants should be prepared for inclement weather. The camp may be moved indoors in case of dangerous weather conditions Appropriately sized golf clubs will be provided to those who need them Jul 9 13 Van Vliet Complex/ RedTail Landing Golf Club 9 11 $ LEARN-TO-TRAIN EXPLORE activityreg.ualberta.ca

11 Hockey explore The goals of this camp are to improve basic hockey skills and strengthen general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on the ice at Clare Drake Arena where participants will develop their skating, passing, shooting and puck-handling skills, and will learn some basic tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. This is not a beginner camp; some previous skating experience is required Participants are required to come with full hockey equipment including their own stick along with suitable athletic clothing and footwear for the AIM sessions All participants will receive an official camp hockey jersey Code Date Gender Location Age Time Cost Jul 9 13 Open Aug Open Clare Drake Arena Clare Drake Arena $400 $400 Multi-Sport explore The goal of this camp is to give participants an opportunity to explore a variety of team sports that are suitable at this stage and to simultaneously develop a wide range of sport-specific and general athletic skills. The planned sports in this camp are basketball, soccer, flag football/rugby, volleyball and swimming, although adjustments are possible depending on weather or other circumstances. An alternative option will exist for participants who are unable to swim. General athletic skills will be taught through our innovative AIM Program, which incorporates a variety of age-appropriate physical and mental training. This camp will focus on skill development over the first four days, with a friendly competition featured on the final day. No previous sports experience is required Participants should come prepared each day with athletic clothing and footwear, as well as swimwear Jul 3 6 Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $ Jul 9 13 Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $ Jul Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $ Jul Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $ Jul 30 Aug 3 Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $ Aug 7 10 Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $ Aug Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $ Aug Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $240 activityreg.ualberta.ca LEARN-TO-TRAIN EXPLORE 11

12 Soccer explore The goals of this camp are to improve key soccer skills and strengthen general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on the NEW LOCATION soccer field where participants will develop their ball control, dribbling, passing and shooting skills, and will learn some basic tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. Please note this camp is now located at Lister Field on the University of Alberta s North Campus No previous soccer experience is required Participants are asked to wear shin guards, soccer socks, cleats and suitable athletic clothing Please bring running shoes for the AIM sessions and in case the camp is moved indoors due to inclement weather Camp activities will take place primarily outdoors. Camp participants should be prepared for inclement weather Code Date Gender Location Age Time Cost Jul 3 6 Girls only Lister Field 9 11 $ Jul 9 13 Boys only Lister Field 9 11 $ Jul Girls only Lister Field 9 11 $285 Tennis explore The goals of this camp are to improve basic tennis skills and strengthen general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent in the s tennis courts where participants will develop the skills associated with the forehand, backhand, serve and volley, and will learn some basic tactical concepts associated with both singles and doubles play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines ageappropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. No previous tennis experience is required Appropriately sized racquets will be provided to those who need them Jul Jul Jul 30 Aug Aug $ $ $ $ Jul Boys only Lister Field 9 11 $ LEARN-TO-TRAIN EXPLORE activityreg.ualberta.ca

13 Track and Field explore The goals of this camp are to build basic track and field skills and strengthen general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent at Foote Field s outdoor track where participants will develop the skills related to sprints, distance races, jumping events and throwing events. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. No previous track and field experience is required Jul Jul Jul 30 Aug $ $ $285 Volleyball explore The goals of this camp are to build basic volleyball skills and strengthen general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on the volleyball court where participants will develop basic skills like underhand serving, volleying, forearm passing, spiking and blocking through fun drills and modified match play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. Please note this camp is now located on the University of Alberta s South Campus No previous volleyball experience is required Participants are required to wear athletic clothing and footwear, and kneepads if desired Code Date Gender Location Age Time Cost Jul Girls Only Jul Boys Only Jul 30 Aug 3 Girls Only Aug 7 10 Boys Only NEW LOCATION $285 $285 $285 $228 activityreg.ualberta.ca LEARN-TO-TRAIN EXPLORE 13

14 Wrestling explore The goals of this camp are to build basic wrestling skills and strengthen general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent in our wrestling gym where participants will develop basic skills like stance, motion, takedowns and groundwork through fun drills and modified matches. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. No previous wrestling experience is required Athletic clothing and clean indoor footwear are required Participants are also required to bring a separate pair of athletic shoes for the AIM sessions Aug 7 10 Van Vliet Complex 9 11 $228 TRUE SPORT LIVES HERE Green & Gold Sport Camps are proud to support the True Sport Movement. As a True Sport member, we are dedicated to the idea that sport can result in a wealth of benefits if done right. With this idea in mind, our camps are aligned with the True Sport Principles of: Go For It, Play Fair, Respect Others, Keep It Fun, Stay Healthy, Include Everyone, and Give Back. For more information, please visit: truesportpur.ca 14 AQUATICS LEARN-TO-TRAIN EXPLORE activityreg.ualberta.ca

15 LEARN-TO-TRAIN ENGAGE CAMPS (AGES 9 11) Basketball engage The goals of this camp are to improve key technical and tactical basketball skills. Approximately 75% of this camp will be spent on the basketball court where participants will strengthen their footwork, dribbling, passing and shooting skills, and will further their knowledge of tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other 25% of the camp will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences designed to improve both basketball skills and overall athleticism. Previous competitive basketball experience is required All participants will receive a souvenir basketball and an official camp t-shirt Code Date Gender Location Age Time Cost NEW FOR 2018 LEARN-TO-TRAIN CAMPS HAVE BEEN ORGANIZED INTO EXPLORE (NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED) AND ENGAGE (PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED) LEVELS. Hockey engage The goals of this camp are to improve key technical and tactical hockey skills. Approximately 75% of this camp, including 3 hours of ice-time per day, will be devoted to hockey-related activities designed to strengthen skating, passing, shooting and puck-handling skills while also furthering their knowledge of tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other 25% of the camp will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines ageappropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences designed to improve both hockey skills and overall athleticism. Previous competitive hockey experience required Participants are required to come with full hockey equipment including their own stick along with suitable athletic clothing and footwear for the AIM sessions All participants will receive an official camp hockey jersey Jul 30 Aug 3 Jul 30 Aug 3 Boys Only Girls Only $300 $ Jul Clare Drake Arena 9 11 $415 activityreg.ualberta.ca LEARN-TO-TRAIN ENGAGE 15

16 Soccer engage The goals of this camp are to improve key technical and tactical soccer skills. Approximately 75% of this camp will be spent on the soccer field where NEW LOCATION participants will strengthen their ball control, dribbling, passing and shooting skills, and will further their knowledge of tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other 25% of the camp will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences designed to improve both soccer skills and overall athleticism. Please note this camp is now located at Lister Field on the University of Alberta s North Campus Previous competitive soccer experience is required Participants are asked to wear shin guards, soccer socks, cleats and suitable athletic clothing Please bring running shoes for the AIM sessions and in case the camp is moved indoors due to inclement weather Camp activities will take place primarily outdoors. Camp participants should be prepared for inclement weather Code Date Gender Location Age Time Cost Jul 30 Aug 3 Girls Only Lister Field 9-11 $ Jul 30 Aug 3 Boys Only Lister Field 9-11 $300 Tennis engage The goals of this camp are to improve key technical and tactical tennis skills. Approximately 75% of this camp will be spent in the s tennis courts where participants will develop the skills associated with the forehand, backhand, serve and volley, and will learn some basic tactical concepts associated with both singles and doubles play. The other 25% of the camp will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences designed to improve both tennis skills and overall athleticism. Previous competitive tennis experience is required Participants are required to come with their own tennis racquet and appropriate athletic clothing and footwear Aug $ AQUATICS LEARN-TO-TRAIN ENGAGE activityreg.ualberta.ca

17 TRAIN-TO-TRAIN EXPLORE CAMPS (AGES ) The Train-to-Train stage of the Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) framework is intended to help participants build and improve sport-specific skills in a wide range of sports and strengthen their general athletic skills. All Train-to-Train camps have been designed in conjunction with our Golden Bears and Pandas coaches and Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation experts. NEW FOR 2018 TRAIN-TO-TRAIN CAMPS HAVE BEEN ORGANIZED INTO EXPLORE (NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED) AND ENGAGE (PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED) LEVELS. Basketball explore The goals of this camp are to advance technical and tactical basketball skills and to refine general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on the basketball court where participants will develop their footwork, dribbling, passing, shooting and rebounding skills, and will learn some key tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected cross-training opportunities. Some previous basketball experience is recommended, but not required All participants will receive a souvenir basketball and an official camp t-shirt Code Date Gender Location Age Time Cost Jul 9 13 Girls Only Jul Boys Only $285 $285 Climbing explore The goals of this camp are to improve key climbing skills and refine general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on the climbing wall where participants will develop their bouldering, high-wall climbing and rappelling skills through a variety of fun drills and challenges. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences. No previous climbing experience is required Jul Van Vliet Complex $ Aug 7 10 Van Vliet Complex $228 activityreg.ualberta.ca TRAIN-TO-TRAIN AQUATICS EXPLORE 17

18 Curling explore The goals of this camp are to improve key curling skills and refine general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent in the s curling rink where participants will develop skills associated with the set-up, drive, slide, release and various aspects of sweeping. Participants will also learn some basic tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected cross-training experiences. No previous curling experience is required Brooms and sliders will be provided to those who need them They are also required to bring a separate pair of athletic shoes and summer athletic clothing for the AIM sessions All participants will receive an official camp hoodie Flag Football explore The goals of this camp are to improve key flag football skills and refine general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on Foote Field s new artificial turf where participants will develop non-contact skills like passing, receiving, running with the ball and defending, and will learn some basic tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected cross-training opportunities. No previous football experience is required Jul $ Aug $ Jul $ Jul 30 Aug 3 $285 Golf explore The goals of this camp are to advance technical golf skills and refine general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent at RedTail Landing Golf Club s outstanding practice NEW LOCATION facilities where participants will develop their full swing, short game and putting skills. The other half will be spent on South Campus taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected cross-training opportunities. Please note that pick up and drop off for this camp now occur at the Van Vliet Complex on the University of Alberta s North Campus Some previous golf experience is recommended, but not required Bus transportation between North Campus and RedTail Landing is included in the price of this camp Camp activities will take place primarily outdoors. Camp participants should be prepared for inclement weather. The camp may be moved indoors in case of dangerous weather conditions Golf clubs will be provided to those who need them Jul Van Vliet Complex/ RedTail Landing Golf Club $ TRAIN-TO-TRAIN EXPLORE activityreg.ualberta.ca

19 Soccer explore The goals of this camp are to advance technical and tactical soccer skills and refine general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will NEW LOCATION be spent on the soccer field where participants will continue to develop their ball control, dribbling, passing and shooting skills, and will learn some key tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected crosstraining opportunities. Please note this camp is now located at Lister Field on the University of Alberta s North Campus Some previous soccer experience is recommended, but not required Participants are asked to wear shin guards, soccer socks, cleats and suitable athletic clothing Please bring running shoes for the AIM sessions and in case the camp is moved indoors due to inclement weather Camp activities will take place primarily outdoors. Camp participants should be prepared for inclement weather Code Date Gender Location Age Time Cost Jul 3 6 Boys Only Lister Field $ Jul 9 13 Girls Only Lister Field $285 Tennis explore The goals of this camp are to advance technical and tactical tennis skills and refine general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent in the Sports Centre s tennis courts where participants will develop the skills associated with the forehand, backhand, serve and volley, and will learn some key tactical concepts associated with both singles and doubles play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines ageappropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected cross-training opportunities. Some previous tennis experience is recommended, but not required Racquets will be provided to those who need them Jul Jul $330 $330 activityreg.ualberta.ca TRAIN-TO-TRAIN AQUATICS EXPLORE 19

20 Volleyball explore The goals of this camp are to improve key volleyball skills and refine general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent on the volleyball court where participants will develop key skills like overhand serving, volleying, forearm passing, spiking and blocking, and will learn basic tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected cross-training opportunities. Some previous volleyball experience is recommended, but not required Participants are required to wear athletic clothing, footwear and kneepads (if desired) Code Date Gender Location Age Time Cost Jul 9 13 Girls Only $ Jul Girls Only $ Jul Boys Only $ Aug Girls Only $285 Track and Field explore The goals of this camp are to improve track and field skills and refine general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent at Foote Field s outdoor track where participants will develop the skills related to sprints, distance races, jumping events and throwing events. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines ageappropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected cross training opportunities. No previous track and field experience is required Jul Jul $228 $285 Wrestling explore The goals of this camp are to improve key wrestling skills and refine general athletic skills. Approximately half of this camp will be spent in our wrestling gym where participants will develop skills like stance, motion, takedowns and groundwork. Participants will learn basic offensive and defensive tactics. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected cross-training opportunities. No previous wrestling experience is required Athletic clothing and clean indoor footwear are required Participants are also required to bring a separate pair of athletic shoes for the AIM sessions Aug 7 10 Van Vliet Complex $ PAGE TRAIN-TO-TRAIN EXPLORE activityreg.ualberta.ca

21 TRAIN-TO-TRAIN ENGAGE CAMPS (AGES ) Basketball engage The goals of this camp are to improve key technical and tactical basketball skills. Approximately 75% of this camp will be spent on the basketball court where participants will strengthen their footwork, dribbling, passing and shooting skills. Participants will further their knowledge of tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other 25% of the camp will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences designed to improve both basketball skills and overall athleticism. Climbing engage The goal of this camp is to improve key climbing skills. Approximately 75% of NEW FOR 2018 TRAIN-TO-TRAIN CAMPS HAVE BEEN ORGANIZED INTO EXPLORE (NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED) AND ENGAGE (PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED) LEVELS. this camp, including 3 hours of time on the wall per day, will be devoted to climbing-related activities designed to strengthen bouldering, high-wall climbing and rappelling skills through a variety of fun drills and challenges. The other 25% of the camp will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences designed to improve both climbing skills and overall athleticism. Previous competitive basketball experience is required All participants will receive a souvenir basketball and an official camp t-shirt Code Date Gender Location Age Time Cost Aug 7 10 Boys Only Aug 7 10 Girls Only $240 $240 Previous climbing experience is required Aug Van Vliet Complex $300 AIM Sport Leadership engage The goal of this camp is to give aspiring young athletes the tools to become better leaders and performers in their chosen sport(s). This is done through a comprehensive approach that combines physical training, leadership development, mental training, and cross-training. The physical training component of this camp will include an equal focus on advanced movement skills (i.e. agility, balance, coordination and speed) and athletic fitness (i.e. strength, power, flexibility, mobility and endurance). The leadership component will include hands-on assistant coaching opportunities within our Green & Gold Sport Camps. The mental training component will introduce a variety of essential leadership skills like teamwork, confidence, goal setting and communication. Finally, the cross training component will enable participants to experience a number of our Late-Entry Sports. Together these components will help young athletes develop into well rounded leaders and competitors. This camp is best suited for young athletes with ongoing competitive aspirations Other than athletic clothing and footwear there is no special Jul Jul $325 $325 activityreg.ualberta.ca TRAIN-TO-TRAIN AQUATICS ENGAGE PAGE 21

22 Curling engage The goals of this camp are to improve key technical and tactical curling skills. Approximately 75% of this camp will be spent in the s curling rink where participants will strengthen skills associated with the set-up, drive, slide, release and various aspects of sweeping. Participants will also learn some basic tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected cross-training experiences designed to improve both curling skills and overall athleticism. Previous curling experience is required Brooms and sliders will be provided to those who need them Participants are required to wear warm athletic clothing and clean athletic footwear when on the ice They are also required to bring a separate pair of athletic shoes, and summer athletic clothing for the AIM sessions. All participants will receive an official camp hoodie Tennis engage The goals of this camp are to improve key technical and tactical tennis skills. Approximately 75% of this camp will be spent in the s tennis courts where participants will develop the skills associated with the forehand, backhand, serve and volley, and will learn some basic tactical concepts associated with both singles and doubles play. The other 25% of the camp will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences designed to improve both tennis skills and overall athleticism. Previous competitive tennis experience is required Racquets will be provided to those who need them Aug 7 10 $ Aug $300 Soccer engage The goals of this camp are to improve key technical and tactical soccer skills. Approximately 75% of this camp will be spent on the soccer field where NEW LOCATION participants will strengthen their ball control, dribbling, passing and shooting skills, and will further their knowledge of tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other 25% of the camp will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected multi-sport experiences designed to improve both soccer skills and overall athleticism. Please note this camp is now located at Lister Field on the University of Alberta s North Campus Previous competitive soccer experience is required Participants are asked to wear shin guards, soccer socks, cleats and suitable athletic clothing Please bring running shoes for the AIM sessions and in case the camp is moved indoors due to inclement weather Camp activities will take place primarily outdoors. Camp participants should be prepared for inclement weather Code Date Gender Location Age Time Cost Jul Boys Only Lister Field $ Jul Girls Only Lister Field $ PAGE TRAIN-TO-TRAIN ENGAGE activityreg.ualberta.ca

23 Track and Field engage The goals of this camp are to improve a variety of technical track and field skills. Approximately 75% of this camp will be spent at Foote Field s outdoor track where participants will develop the skills related to sprints, distance races, jumping events and throwing events. The other half will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines ageappropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected cross training opportunities designed to improve both track and field skills and overall athleticism. Previous track and field experience is required Volleyball engage The goals of this camp are to improve key technical and tactical volleyball skills. Approximately 75% of this camp will be spent on the volleyball court where participants will strengthen key skills like overhand serving, volleying, forearm passing, spiking and blocking. Participants will further their knowledge of tactical concepts related to offensive and defensive play. The other 25% will be spent taking part in our innovative AIM Program, which combines age-appropriate physical and mental training with purposefully selected cross-training opportunities designed to improve both volleyball skills and overall athleticism. Previous competitive volleyball experience is required Participants are required to wear athletic clothing, footwear and kneepads (if desired) Aug $300 Code Date Gender Location Age Time Cost Jul 30 Aug 3 Girls Only $ Aug 7 10 Boys Only $240 activityreg.ualberta.ca TRAIN-TO-TRAIN ENGAGE PAGE 23

24 TRAIN-TO-COMPETE CAMPS (AGES 15 17) The Train-to-Compete stage of the Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) framework is intended to help participants advance and refine their sport-specific skills and enhance their general athletic skills. All Train-to-Compete camps have been designed in conjunction with our Golden Bears and Pandas coaches and Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation experts. AIM Sport Leadership The goal of this camp is to give aspiring young athletes the tools to become better leaders and performers in their chosen sport(s). This is done through a comprehensive approach that combines physical training, leadership development, mental training, and cross-training. The physical training component of this camp will include an equal focus on advanced movement skills (i.e. agility, balance, coordination and speed) and athletic fitness (i.e. strength, power, flexibility, mobility and endurance). The leadership component will include hands-on assistant coaching opportunities within our Green & Gold Sport Camps. The mental training component will introduce a variety of essential leadership skills like teamwork, confidence, goal setting and communication. Finally, the cross training component will enable participants to experience a number of our Late Entry Sports. Together these components will help young athletes develop into well rounded leaders and competitors. This camp is best suited for young athletes with ongoing competitive aspirations Other than athletic clothing and footwear there is no special Green & Gold Excel Camps The Green & Gold Sport System and Golden Bears and Pandas Varsity Athletics are excited to offer Green & Gold Excel Camps in several of our varsity sports. These camps are designed for athletes looking to learn in a high performance environment, develop advanced skills and tactics, and gain exposure to the coaches, athletes and training facilities at the University of Alberta. Participants will train alongside current Golden Bears and/ or Pandas Varsity Athletes Programming is designed and delivered by our Varsity Head Coaches, Assistant Coaches and Performance Coaches Lessons plans will focus on advanced skills and tactics Participants will receive custom camp apparel Information about these camps will be released in Spring 2018 through our website: uab.ca/sportsystem. Please check the website for information about these exciting camps as it becomes available Jul Jul 30 Aug $ $ TRAIN-TO-COMPETE AQUATICS activityreg.ualberta.ca

25 TERMS AND CONDITIONS Please be advised that the Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation will be implementing a new program registration platform in Spring This change may lead to updates to the following registration policies and procedures. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our Customer Service Centre at PROGRAM POLICIES: Green & Gold Sport Camps may be cancelled, combined or relocated on short notice. Participants will be notified with as much advance notice as possible. Green & Gold Sport Camps reserve the right to alter lesson plans and age groups as required. Green & Gold Sport Camps reserve the right to remove participants from programs without refund in cases where their behavior negatively impacts the experience of other participants. Green & Gold Sport Camps will not be liable for any items left at camp facilities and may dispose of such property if not claimed and collected within 30 days. Green & Gold Sport Camps reserve the right to search the bags and other personal property of all participants in appropriate circumstances. Camp participants will be liable for any damage caused by actions not related to camp activities or approved by camp staff. IN PERSON REGISTRATION LOCATIONS: Customer Service Centre (North Campus) Van Vliet Complex 87 Avenue and 114 Street Monday to Friday: 8:00am to 5:00pm, Saturday and Sunday: Closed (South Campus) Avenue Monday to Friday: 6:00am to 9:00pm, Saturday and Sunday: 8:00am to 9:00pm ONLINE REGISTRATION: Before you register, you must request a PIN (Personal Identification Number). To request your PIN, please call the Customer Service Centre at or activityreg@ualberta.ca. This will enable you to register for classes online. Online registration is available for all camps. Visit to view the course information online. A course code is required to register. PAYMENT: Cash (in-person only) Credit card (online and in-person only - Visa, MasterCard, American Express) Debit card (in-person only) Full payment is required in full at the time of registration REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Camp registrations will be accepted up to the start date of the specified camp if camp spaces are available. Requests for registration after the start date and time of the specified camp will be confirmed as soon as possible by camp staff if registration in the camp is possible. WAITLIST: If your preferred camp is full, your child can be waitlisted and we will contact you if a place becomes available. Once notified of an available space in a camp, waitlisted participants will have 24 hours to confirm their registration with payment. If a space becomes available with less than 72 hours before the start of the camp when there is more than one person on the waitlist, waitlisted participants will be contacted in order. If they cannot be immediately reached, the next person on the waitlist will be contacted until the space is filled. CANCELLATIONS, REFUNDS AND CREDITS: Cancellation requests must be received by the Customer Service Centre prior to the start of the camp. An administration fee of $15 will be assessed on all refunds regardless of when they are received, except in the case of medical conditions. Account credits are processed without any administration fees. Refunds will be granted on cancellation requests received 7 days prior to the first day of the registered camp. A 50% cancellation fee will be levied on all cancellation requests received between 1 and 6 days prior to the first day of the registered camp. Once a camp has begun, refunds will not be granted except in the case of extenuating circumstances. In case of injury or illness that occurs prior to the first day of the registered camp, full refunds will be granted when accompanied by a medical note. Partial refunds may be granted in case of extenuating circumstances on or after the first day of the registered camp. Medical notes are required for all refunds requested on the basis of injury or illness. Once the applicable cancellation fee has been levied, you have the choice of receiving a refund or credit. If the original payment was by credit card, refunds will be credited to the card used for the original payment. If the original payment was by cash or cheque, you will be refunded by cheque. This process takes 3-6 weeks. If the original payment was by debit card, the fee will be refunded to your debit card if you request the refund in person at one of our Customer Service locations. If you are unable to make the request in person, you will be refunded by cheque. If you choose to have a credit applied to your account, the amount will be applied and may be used towards camps or other programs and services offered by the Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation. activityreg.ualberta.ca TERMS AND CONDITIONS 25

26 TRANSFERS: If transferring to a camp of higher cost, you will be required to pay the difference in cost between the lower and higher priced camps. If transferring to a camp of lower cost, the difference in cost between the higher and lower priced camps will be refunded. The $15 refund administration fee will not apply to transfers. Transfers are permitted only within the same camp programming session and only if space is available. Transferring to a camp at a later date for the purpose of avoiding camp cancelling fees is not permitted. Participants who have transferred to a camp later in the summer will be held to the cancellation policies that apply to the camp they were registered in originally except in exceptional circumstances. AGE POLICY: Green & Gold Sport Camps are committed to providing developmentally appropriate programs to all our participants. Our age groups are meant to serve as a guide with the understanding that parents will be best equipped to advise on the appropriate camp for their child. Our registration system requires that we determine specific age cut-offs for each camp, but exceptions can be made through consultation with Green & Gold Sport Camp staff. Please direct questions to our Customer Service Centre (activityreg@ualberta.ca or ). INFORMED CONSENT FORM: Parents and/or guardians must sign and return an informed consent form for each participant before camp begins. Informed consent forms only need to be completed once per summer for each participant. Informed consent forms are valid for the entire calendar year in which they were signed and submitted. Children without completed informed consent forms will not be allowed to participate in camp activities. Completed forms should be completed and submitted during sign in on the first day of camp. Alternatively, forms may be ed to activityreg@ualberta.ca or dropped off at the Customer Service Centre in the Van Vliet Complex. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF TRADITIONAL TERRITORY The University of Alberta respectfully acknowledges that we are situated on Treaty 6 territory, traditional lands of First Nations and Métis people. The University of Alberta acknowledges that we are located on Treaty 6 territory, and respects the histories, languages, and cultures of First Nations, Metis, Inuit, and all First Peoples of Canada, whose presence continues to enrich our vibrant community. The University of Alberta respectfully acknowledges that we are located on Treaty 6 territory, a traditional gathering place for diverse Indigenous peoples including the Cree, Blackfoot, Metis, Nakota Sioux, Iroquois, Dene, Ojibway/ Saulteaux/Anishinaabe, Inuit, and many others whose histories, languages, and cultures continue to influence our vibrant community. 26 TERMS AND CONDITIONS activityreg.ualberta.ca

27 115 St bus St riv e 4 Laird W McElroy Environmental & Metabolism Research Centre Garage 3 5 Metabolic 7 Barn St Grounds Storage 122 St 65 Ave 11 Foote Field #2 East Field #4 Foote Field #1 SOUTH CAMPUS/ FORT EDMONTON PARK East Field LRT #3 STATION Ave East Field #6 45 Alberta School for the Deaf Poultry Building Poultry Science Agri-Food Discovery Place Storage 48 Chicken Barn Brooder House 52 Turkey Barn South Campus LRT Dry pond Hatchery 54 Poultry Research Centre 115a St West 240 ve 60 A St Dairy Research & 80 Technology Centre Research Station Lendrum Place 115 St 118 St SOUTH CAMPUS Edmonton 58 Ave To view these maps online please visit maps.ualberta.ca Commodity 84 Shed Concrete 83 Storage Facility 81 Dairy Barn 82 Dry Cow Facility Lendrum Place Park Enclosed 85 Composting Facility 86 Historic Horse Barn 87 Swine Research & Technology Centre 59 Ave 60 Ave 60 Ave Hay Storage Ave 61 Ave Residences 118 St 62 Ave 65 Ave 65 Ave 47 Storage & Workshop Managers Office Rouleau Ave 36 General Storage 70 Ave 67 Ave Vehicle Pool Garage 14 Anderson Ave East Field #5 bus access only J P Feed Mill 71 Ave Whyte Ave 68 Ave East Fields 8 80 Ave 23 Storage Building Foote Field Foote Field Livestock Pavilion St bus access only St 124 St Grandview Heights 2 Residence #5 Neil Crawford Provincial Centre Infrastructure Building Park v gra Bel O Donoghue Building Agronomy Building Braithwaite 68 Ave fly-over 82 Ave 110 St 114 St rive atch ewa nd Sask t 117 S Belgravia 115a McKernania 1 72 Ave Windsor Park Plaza 81 Ave OS Longman McDonald Ave s Medical Isotope & College Plaza 72 Ave 174 Medical Examiner Corbett Field East Cyclotron Un iversit Facility y Ave Rd 172 pu Corbett Field West vaeve 71 A P am hc e UT 71 Ave Road COR South 80 Av L Lumsden Ave 73 Ave University 170 Terrace 83 Ave 72 Ave CH 155 Childcare Centre Griesbach Ave ort Ave Belgravia Ave 84 Ave 156 Corbett Hall Ave Fo xd 124 St L Garneau P 84 NORTH P CAMPUS Belgravia 72 A ve Oliver Ave on <t ersity Ave BelcourtBrosseau House 171 P1 East Parkade (Public) West 151 Parkade (Staff) East Campus 87 P3 152 Canadian Blood Services 150 Kaye Edmonton Clinic 125 Aberhart Centre 71a ersity Clinical Sciences Building 88 #3 98 Graduate Students Residences #2 96 #1 97 Royal Ave P Mazankowski Alberta 144 Heart Institute CS #4 Emily Murphy House Ave St Kaye Edmonton Clinic Parkade (Public) 123 TELUS TELCentre 85 Ave Emergency 143 Department 83 Ave P4 Univ Univ RTF CC P6 Research Transition Facility 117 P5 Cross Cancer Institute 120 HEALTH Stollery SCIENCES/ Children s Hospital JUBILEE Outpatient STATION141 Residence Newton Place 165 East 136 Trailer 140 University of Alberta Hospital Thermal Energy Storage 112 South Field Car Park WMC 160 CT Campus Tower C P 134 ECHA 116 Cooling Plant on Campus Heating Plant Zeidler Ledcor ZLC Centre Walter C. Mackenzie Health Sciences Centre 114 St Lister Field P a St 113 RE Phillips Services Building P 131 Medical Sciences Building Recycling Centre 84 A ve P7 107 Jubilee Car Park Jubilee West Materials Management P T P R 105 Henday Hall 119 St 117 St 104 Mackenzie Hall MS Edmonton Clinic Health Academy 106 LKS KATZ 116 St LH 83 A ve Jubilee Auditorium Heritage Li Ka Shing Medical 132 Centre for Research Health Research Centre Innovation NANUC NANUC Katz Group Centre for 130 Pharmacy & Health Research 118 St P 101 Lister Centre Z Village Blk East Campus Village Blk St 87 Ave M 100 Conference Services Kelsey Hall 103 Timms Centre S 87 Ave Schäffer Hall 102 TC 86 International House 92 St. Albert St ED 81 Education Centre South P Brain & Aging Research Bldg EastEast Campus 88 Campus LC Law Centre Parkallen Universiade Pavilion (Butterdome) Education Car 78 Park Protective Services 91 Tamarack House 112a St P PAW Centre 42 Legal Ave 90 Pinecrest House 112a St 116 St VVC to High Level Bridge rive Adair Park Brock Ave East Campus FAB SS P A U Fine Arts St Stephen s College 83 N80 nd 90 Ave N 85 College 82 P8 wa 89 Ave UNIVERSITY STATION Old St Stephen s Education Centre North 77 SJC Women s Residence Van Vliet Complex 79 West & North Mural College (SJC) 39 Steadward 37 Project RESTRICTED ACCESS 76 SJSt Joseph s 41 University Hall HUB International HUB DP 69 Academic Building Dentistry/Pharmacy to Kinsmen Park che Peter Lougheed 72 Hall P 71 RS SAB South Universiade Flame Tower Celebration Plaza Clare 38 Drake Arena 117 St ADM 34 Administration Students Union Building 89 Ave Varsity Field 33 Rutherford Libraries 70 kat 113 St 32 P NPP 68 Sas N 113 St Human Ecology 30 SUB IND 31 N RN North Power Plant 63 Pembina 28 Hall Industrial Design Studio Stadium Car Park Triffo Hall 112 St HEB 62 Arts & Convocation Hall 113 St AF Services Building TH to Dudely B Menzies Bridge HC Humanities Centre A St 25 RCMS CAB North Campus Main Quad Agriculture/ Forestry Centre 27 CL 112 St NRE 26 GSB General 91 Ave Cameron Library Central 60 Academic Building 24 Athabasca Hall St Morrison 23 Structural Engineering Computing Lab Science 22 Natural Resources 21 Engineering Facility 57 Rutherford House Business BUS56 Rutherford St P TBW 53 Lemieux Chemistry Centre V T 111 St ECE ETL Windsor Park Headhouse GLCC Gunning/ 51 Assiniboia 20 Hall E 111 St MEC 18 ETLC ESB Av e 17 ECERF TL 52 W 19 Mechanical Engineering Tory Lecture55 54 Theatres Henry Marshall Tory Tory Breezeway Earth Sciences Garneau St CME Ave Davis Plaza 13 CCIS NIN Chemical/ Materials Engineering 16 G Observatory Centennial Centre for Interdisciplinary Science 116 St 15 ICE Alumni Walk 1 1 MAPS Institute for Nanotechnology 12 Windsor Car Park P 56 Ave ve 58 A ve 57 A

28 Online version of this guide available at uab.ca/sportsystem activityreg.ualberta.ca