We have this section formatted nicely in Word, but, sadly, it is Word
for 
Macs. Liz regrets that she remains an oblivious Mac user in a PC-happy world, 
and will figure out how to get this into a PC friendly format and conform to 
the dominant culture in time to get several bazillion copies of this printed 
out for the info session. 
        Please send us any comments or suggestions that you have on this
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and tell us if there's anything we forgot to put in. By the way, Elizabeth 
protected the sacred paper very nicely, and you should commend her for this 
when you see her. 

                                        2(Elizabeth)




Dates, Times, and Other Nuts and Bolts

Dates: Monday, June 17 to Sunday, June 23, with an overnight from 9 p.m. 
Saturday night until Sunday morning

Times: The program will run daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. If you are unable to 
drop off or pick up your daughter at the campus at these times because of work 
or other scheduling conflicts, we can  help meet your needs, whether by 
arranging car pools or allowing your daughter to come earlier or leave later 
than the standard times.

Hold Harmless and Medical Release Forms: Please be sure to read these two forms 
carefully, since they explain all liability, insurance, and medical care issues 
regarding the program. We are happy to answer any questions that you may have 
about these forms.

Day to Day Operations: We plan to offer a range of activities that will both 
encourage girls to discover new talents and interests and help them to learn 
how to survive and thrive as an adolescent female in today^Òs world.
        Our daily schedule will be divided among physical activities such as
self-
defense training and sports played in an environment that stresses learning and 
having fun over competition; explorations of skills such as woodworking and web 
design that some girls may never have even considered trying before; art and 
performance activities, like making tie-dye t-shirts and putting on informal 
theater skits; and discussions of stereotypes, self-esteem, and several other 
issues which we will talk about more later in this information session.
        
Cost: Thanks to the generosity of the Swarthmore Foundation in funding CO/
MOTION, the only cost to you is a $20 fee. If this fee presents any financial 
difficulties to you, please talk to a CO/MOTION staffer to get it waived.
CO/MOTION will pay for all lunches and snacks during the program.

How to Register: Registration forms should be turned in through campus mail to 
Sarah Cohodes. Forms must be in to Sarah by Friday, March 1. Please note that 
your answers on the registration form will in no way affect your daughter^Òs 
chance of being selected for CO/MOTION. Also, no money should be included with 
the registration form. The fee for the program will be paid with enrollment.
 From these forms, 16 girls will be randomly selected to participate in the 
program. The CO/MOTION staff will notify you whether or not your daughter has 
been picked for the program no later than Monday, March 4.  

CITS: CO/MOTION will be interviewing high school students who attended SCLP in 
order to find 3 counselors in training for the program.