Unique and fun-filled summer arts camp taught by COCA's professional artists and teachers.

Celebrate the end of summer with your family at Girl Scout Camp!

One of the key things that distinguishes SAIC from other art and design schools is our belief that meaning and making are inseparable. That means you begin with an idea and choose the media that best helps you realize your vision. We teach you to think and work the way contemporary artists and designers do. Students must be at least 15 years of age and not older than 18 years of age and have completed their sophomore year of high school to enroll in the ECP Summer Institute. Upon successful completion of a course, students will receive college credit that is transferrable to other accredited institutions. SAIC’s credit/no-credit grading policy prepares students for life as a creative professional where the highest value is placed on the relationship between idea and execution. Not only will you receive portfolio feedback from your instructors and fellow students, you may also meet with our undergraduate degree program admissions counselors to receive one-on-one advice about constructing a portfolio that best represents you. They look at hundreds or portfolios and can provide you with expert advice.

One of the key things that distinguishes SAIC from other art and design schools is our belief that meaning and making are inseparable. That means you begin with an idea and choose the media that best helps you realize your vision. We teach you to think and work the way contemporary artists and designers do. Students must be at least 15 years of age and not older than 18 years of age and have completed their sophomore year of high school to enroll in the ECP Summer Institute. Upon successful completion of a course, students will receive college credit that is transferrable to other accredited institutions. SAIC’s credit/no-credit grading policy prepares students for life as a creative professional where the highest value is placed on the relationship between idea and execution. Not only will you receive portfolio feedback from your instructors and fellow students, you may also meet with our undergraduate degree program admissions counselors to receive one-on-one advice about constructing a portfolio that best represents you. They look at hundreds or portfolios and can provide you with expert advice.

Family Retreat offers a haven for the whole family that is living with disability, in a fully accessible camp environment where families are cared for, rejuvenated, and encouraged in Christ.

Join us for the Camp Barnabas Champions session. Diagnoses Served: Intellectual/developmental/physical disabilities and/or autism.

Celebrate the end of summer with your family at Girl Scout Camp!

Claire Bear is a week-long day camp for Girl Scouts ages 5-18 on the autism spectrum.

One of the key things that distinguishes SAIC from other art and design schools is our belief that meaning and making are inseparable. That means you begin with an idea and choose the media that best helps you realize your vision. We teach you to think and work the way contemporary artists and designers do. Students must be at least 15 years of age and not older than 18 years of age and have completed their sophomore year of high school to enroll in the ECP Summer Institute. Upon successful completion of a course, students will receive college credit that is transferrable to other accredited institutions. SAIC’s credit/no-credit grading policy prepares students for life as a creative professional where the highest value is placed on the relationship between idea and execution. Not only will you receive portfolio feedback from your instructors and fellow students, you may also meet with our undergraduate degree program admissions counselors to receive one-on-one advice about constructing a portfolio that best represents you. They look at hundreds or portfolios and can provide you with expert advice.

One of the key things that distinguishes SAIC from other art and design schools is our belief that meaning and making are inseparable. That means you begin with an idea and choose the media that best helps you realize your vision. We teach you to think and work the way contemporary artists and designers do. Students must be at least 15 years of age and not older than 18 years of age and have completed their sophomore year of high school to enroll in the ECP Summer Institute. Upon successful completion of a course, students will receive college credit that is transferrable to other accredited institutions. SAIC’s credit/no-credit grading policy prepares students for life as a creative professional where the highest value is placed on the relationship between idea and execution. Not only will you receive portfolio feedback from your instructors and fellow students, you may also meet with our undergraduate degree program admissions counselors to receive one-on-one advice about constructing a portfolio that best represents you. They look at hundreds or portfolios and can provide you with expert advice.

Join us for the Camp Barnabas Celebration session. Diagnoses Served: Select Campers ages 18 and up with an intellectual/developmental/physical disability and/or autism are invited to join us this week! This week is invitation-only for Campers who are completely independent. If you believe your Camper would be a good fit and would like to be invited to this week, please reach out to our Camper Registrar.

Overnight summer camp for kids, teens, and adults with disabilities

One of the key things that distinguishes SAIC from other art and design schools is our belief that meaning and making are inseparable. That means you begin with an idea and choose the media that best helps you realize your vision. We teach you to think and work the way contemporary artists and designers do. Students must be at least 15 years of age and not older than 18 years of age and have completed their sophomore year of high school to enroll in the ECP Summer Institute. Upon successful completion of a course, students will receive college credit that is transferrable to other accredited institutions. SAIC’s credit/no-credit grading policy prepares students for life as a creative professional where the highest value is placed on the relationship between idea and execution. Not only will you receive portfolio feedback from your instructors and fellow students, you may also meet with our undergraduate degree program admissions counselors to receive one-on-one advice about constructing a portfolio that best represents you. They look at hundreds or portfolios and can provide you with expert advice.

One of the key things that distinguishes SAIC from other art and design schools is our belief that meaning and making are inseparable. That means you begin with an idea and choose the media that best helps you realize your vision. We teach you to think and work the way contemporary artists and designers do. Students must be at least 15 years of age and not older than 18 years of age and have completed their sophomore year of high school to enroll in the ECP Summer Institute. Upon successful completion of a course, students will receive college credit that is transferrable to other accredited institutions. SAIC’s credit/no-credit grading policy prepares students for life as a creative professional where the highest value is placed on the relationship between idea and execution. Not only will you receive portfolio feedback from your instructors and fellow students, you may also meet with our undergraduate degree program admissions counselors to receive one-on-one advice about constructing a portfolio that best represents you. They look at hundreds or portfolios and can provide you with expert advice.

Celebrate the end of summer with your family at Girl Scout Camp!