Our Summer lineup can be found at Summer365.alaska.edu

 Enrollment and Cancellations:

Enrollment:

• Enrollment for all classes is completed through CampDoc. New users will need to create a CampDoc profile to register.  If you have used CampDoc to register for previous camps or courses, you should use your existing profile to log in. 

• Homeschoolers enrolled in Fairbanks BEST, CyberLynx, IDEA, or Raven Homeschool may choose to use their allotment at the time of registration using the allotment coupon code during checkout. Contact your homeschool or the Summer Sessions office for help with the coupon code.

• For assistance with registration, please check out our "Campdoc Registration How-to" flyer. We suggest creating a profile before registration opens so you have a head start. You are also welcome to contact our office at 907-474-7021 or to email us at summer@alaska.edu with any questions. We are glad to assist! 

• If you are not affiliated with a homeschool and are paying for courses independently, a $25 or $50 deposit is due at the time of registration. Courses that cost less than $100 will need to pay in full at the time of registration. 

• Full payment and a completed health profile for swim lessons are due on Sunday, January 11.

• Full payment and a completed health profile for all other Spring 365 programs are due one week before each class begins. Check the individual course pages for your payment and health profile due date. 

Cancellation:

• To cancel a registration, you must request a cancellation through CampDoc. Refunds will only be given if you withdraw from the course at least one week prior to the start day (minus a $25 processing fee). Refunds will not be given for cancellations placed within one week of the start date.

• The last date to request a cancellation and receive a refund for swimming lessons is Sunday, March 15.

Health & Wellness Policy

We want everyone to have a healthy summer! Please do not send your child to camp if they are sick. This helps protect fellow campers, instructors, and staff.

Children should stay home if they:

• Have a fever or have had a fever within the past 24 hours

• Have an active cough, cold, runny nose, or sore throat

• Are experiencing vomiting or diarrhea

• Show signs of unusual fatigue, lethargy, or general unwellness
  
  

Children should be symptom-free for at least 24 hours (without the use of fever-reducing medication) before returning to camp.

Thank you for helping us maintain a healthy and safe camp environment for everyone.e.

For more information about courses or for assistance with registration, contact:

UAF Summer Sessions & Lifelong Learning  /  907-474-7021  /  summer@alaska.edu