This registration link is for the CCC Paramedic Course Entrance Exam scheduled for June 9th, 2025 with extended testing until July 30th by appointment

Time: 0900

Location: 3000 N. 4th Street, Flagstaff AZ 86004 - Room C-4

The written exam will be followed by an evaluation of the candidates medical and trauma patient assessment abilities.

The oral board interviews will be scheduled for each applicant after completion of the written and skills exams

An introduction to the basic elements and principles of theatre production. The fundamental techniques of acting are explored through physical and vocal expression, improvisation, theatre tech, and scene work.

Camp Build is an exciting, hands-on woodworking adventure where campers unleash their creativity and build custom projects from scratch! From mastering hand tools like drills, hammers, and handsaws to powering through projects with high-tech tools like miter saws, jigsaws, drill presses, and sanders, there’s never a dull moment. Campers will get to explore their imagination in a fun, safe, and supportive college-level workshop, learning new skills, making new friends, and taking home their own creations. Get ready for a woodwork-filled adventure full of fun, learning, and hands-on experience!

Campers will spend the week conducting  fun chemistry experiments. Throughout every activity, there is an emphasis on safety, stressing the proper use of chemistry lab equipment, chemicals and other materials. At the same time, campers learn and put into practice principles and concepts that bridge simple chemistry activities and experiments that everyone loves, to more in-depth principles found in middle and high school chemistry. Campers will learn that an important part of any science experiment is asking questions in order to discover new things! All sciences intertwine and we will see that throughout the week and have a great time.

Martian seedlings camp will explore the planet Mars and embark on the complex endeavor of growing plants in this harsh environment. Campers will utilize critical thinking skills to create feasible strategies to engineer controlled environments, make nutrient rich soil, overcome a lack of water, and limited sunlight to grow plants in the hopes humans may someday inhabit the planet. This camp is designed to encourage students to have fun while using their imagination to strengthen technological, mathematical, and scientific skills. Everyday will be an opportunity to make discoveries, build friendships, and experience hands-on science that is relevant to future generations.

In this hands-on, collaborative course, students will design, build, and govern their own miniature sustainable cities—from eco-friendly infrastructure to renewable energy systems.

Students team up as cool business partners to create and run their very own pop-up ice cream shop! They'll plan everything from serving delicious scoops in small, medium, and large cups and cones, to offering up to three mouth-watering ice cream flavors. Using their math skills, they'll figure out the volume of ice cream in cones, cups, and even perfect spheres to help them make smart financial choices. The goal? To make enough profit while spreading joy and bringing sweet treats to the whole community!

Join Colorado River boating historian Tom Martin for a tour of the historic boat collection at the Museum Collection, South Rim, Grand Canyon National Park.

This collection has one of Julius Stone’s 1909 boats, Emery Kolb’s 1911 EDITH, the 1923 USGS boat MARBLE, David Rust’s 1920’s canvas canoes, Norm Nevills 1938 WEN used on the Dr. Elzada Clover Expedition, Alexander “Zee” Grant’s 1941 folding kayak ESCALANTE, Big Ed Hudson’s 1949 ESMERALDA II, and Moulty Fulmer’s 1954 GEM, the first decked McKenzie River dory to run Grand Canyon. That’s not all! See a 1950’s era rubber raft used by Georgie White, the 1960 Jet Boats DOCK and WEE RED, Walter Kirschbaum’s 1960 fiberglass kayak, Pat Reilly’s 1962 dory SUSIE II, Dock Marston’s 1963 Sportyak, and two contemporary plastic kayaks paddled through Grand Canyon by children.

Transportation is not provided. Directions to our meeting location outside the Park, and other event details, will be sent out prior to the date. We recommend getting a folding camp chair to bring along since there is no group seating in the museum.

While this is a free event, each participant will be responsible for their own Park entrance fees. There may be opportunities for some carpooling from the meeting location into the Park.