2012 Military-Extension Adventure Camps!
The University of Kentucky Family and Consumer Sciences Extension is offering four FREE high-adventure camps this summer for military service member parents (service member or spouse) and their teenage children ages 14-18 to attend together! The camps are open to military parents and teens from any state and branch of the military, including Active Duty, Reserve, and National Guard. Priority will go to families who have experienced at least one deployment and who are geographically dispersed.
April is the Month of the Military Child (MOMC). This year's theme is - Military Children: Proud, Ready and Resilient. Please join us as we celebrate with our annual MOMC Camp in collaboration with Operation Military Kids (OMK). Attached is the complete camp registration packet as well as the volunteer packet (if you are interested in volunteering for this camp). This will be followed by the Volunteer packet.
If there are any questions, please contact POC-Kara B. Coleman.
Date: April 12-14, 2014 (Drop of Friday 1700; Pick up Sunday 1100)
Location: Fortson 4H Center, Hampton, GA
Cost: $15.00 Registration Fee
Camp Application Deadline: March 20, 2013
Volunteer Application Deadline: March 15, 2013
**SPACE IS LIMITED**
Kara B. Coleman, MSW, LCSW
Child & Youth Services Director
Georgia National Guard
Family Program Office
CNGC 1000 Halsey Avenue, Bldg 447
840 Finch
Marietta, GA 30060
Office: 678-569-5860
Cellular: 404-308-2208
Fax: 678-569-3910 Fax
www.GeorgiaGuardFamilyProgram.org/youth
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On November 19th, 19 high school students accompanied by two teachers attended an Entrepreneurship Challenge conference where they learned how to write a business plan from Bloomsburg University professors. The students practiced skills like communication, math, technology, and business. A group of students created a product called iSafe that placed second, and another group developed an airport navigation application called Bird's Eye View. The conference helped students prepare for the working world.
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April is the Month of the Military Child (MOMC). This year's theme is - Military Children: Proud, Ready and Resilient. Please join us as we celebrate with our annual MOMC Camp in collaboration with Operation Military Kids (OMK). Attached is the complete camp registration packet as well as the volunteer packet (if you are interested in volunteering for this camp). This will be followed by the Volunteer packet.
If there are any questions, please contact POC-Kara B. Coleman.
Date: April 12-14, 2014 (Drop of Friday 1700; Pick up Sunday 1100)
Location: Fortson 4H Center, Hampton, GA
Cost: $15.00 Registration Fee
Camp Application Deadline: March 20, 2013
Volunteer Application Deadline: March 15, 2013
**SPACE IS LIMITED**
Kara B. Coleman, MSW, LCSW
Child & Youth Services Director
Georgia National Guard
Family Program Office
CNGC 1000 Halsey Avenue, Bldg 447
840 Finch
Marietta, GA 30060
Office: 678-569-5860
Cellular: 404-308-2208
Fax: 678-569-3910 Fax
www.GeorgiaGuardFamilyProgram.org/youth
This document provides a summary of classes and events related to personal and family life skills education for the military community. It includes topics such as parenting, relationships, health, personal growth, military family support, finances, employment readiness, and deployment. The summary focuses on relationship education and domestic violence awareness month. Details are provided for over 50 classes, workshops and events taking place from October to November 2014 across multiple military bases.
This document summarizes a policy paper on developing small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Laos. It begins with an overview of Laos' transition to a market economy and current economic situation. It then discusses the country's SME policy evolution, including the 2004 Enterprise Law that defined SMEs and outlined priorities like improving regulations, access to finance, and competitiveness. The policy established bodies like the National SME Promotion and Development Office and Committee to implement initiatives that support the objectives of contributing to economic growth, employment, and standards of living. Overall, the document analyzes Laos' strategy and considerations for stimulating private sector development and SME growth as it continues developing its market economy.
On November 19th, 19 high school students accompanied by two teachers attended an Entrepreneurship Challenge conference where they learned how to write a business plan from Bloomsburg University professors. The students practiced skills like communication, math, technology, and business. A group of students created a product called iSafe that placed second, and another group developed an airport navigation application called Bird's Eye View. The conference helped students prepare for the working world.
The document discusses the concept of "glocalization" as a strategy for entrepreneurs. It argues that being both global and local through collaboration provides competitive advantages over being solely local or global. Entrepreneurship is a social and relational phenomenon rooted in personal networks that are often local. Successful entrepreneurs balance local and non-local networking to amplify their business opportunities.
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Email: dubai@intelligentgulf.com
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The document advertises a weekend camping event for young people aged 8-15 taking place in July at Shobrooke Park in Devon. The event, called SW Spree, will include various recreational activities such as inflatable games, sports, arts and crafts, kayaking, dance and talent shows. Participants will stay onsite and meals will be provided. Parents must complete a registration and medical form providing details about their child and consent for emergency treatment. The cost of attendance is £[amount] and includes all activities except an optional kayaking session for an extra £7.50.
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This document provides information about volunteering at a 'Month of the Military Child Camp' being held from April 20-22, 2012 at Fortson 4-H Center. It includes an application form for volunteers, with sections requesting contact and background information. The deadline to apply is March 23, 2012 and transportation to/from the camp is the responsibility of volunteers. Upon acceptance, volunteers will receive a letter with camp information and the University of Georgia will conduct a background check.
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The document provides information about applying for a week of summer camp at the Texas Lions Camp for children with Down syndrome, including instructions on completing the application, submitting it by certain deadlines, and obtaining necessary signatures. It also lists the summer camp schedule and contact information for the camp.
This authorization and permission form grants the childcare provider, Yasmeen Nasira of Alif-Ba-Ta Learning Center, permission to provide various activities and care for the child. The parents give permission for outdoor play, naps, neighborhood walks, application of sunscreen and over-the-counter products, introduction of new foods, potty training, and up to 2 hours per day of media activities. In an emergency, the provider is authorized to seek medical care and call emergency contacts. The form also authorizes designated individuals to pick up the child and allows the provider to photograph the child for promotional materials with parental consent.
This document provides instructions for filling out a registration form for a summer camp. It outlines 11 steps for completing the form, including printing clearly, filling out all areas, providing contact and insurance information, emergency contacts, student information, and signing and dating the form. It also includes a section for school use only to document when documents are received and payment is made.
This document is an authorization and permission form for a child named [CHILD'S NAME] to attend the Alif-Ba-Ta Learning Center. The parents grant permission for various activities by initialing sections that allow for outdoor play, naps, neighborhood walks, field trips, sunscreen use, medical treatments, and limited media time. The parents also authorize the center to call emergency services if needed and provide emergency contact information. Finally, the document lists authorized pickups and provides permission to photograph and transport the child.
This document provides an authorization and permission form for a child named [CHILD'S NAME] to attend Yasmeen's Bright Steps Academy. It lists various activities and permissions such as using play equipment, participating in activities, sleeping during nap time, going on neighborhood walks and excursions, applying sunscreen, and introducing new foods. It also authorizes the provider to seek medical care in emergencies and provides contact information for authorized pickups. Photograph and transportation permissions are also included.
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The document announces a youth football camp to be held on Tuesday, July 10th through Friday, July 13th from 5:30pm to 7:00pm at Warren High School. The camp will be coached by Gil Jimenez, the varsity staff and senior players, as well as the freshmen staff and strength coach. The camp will focus on strength and conditioning, running mechanics, agility, flexibility, position coaching, and football fundamentals. Parents can preregister their athletes from June 26th to 29th at Warren High School or via mail. Every preregistered athlete will receive a free rally towel. The document includes a registration and liability waiver form for parents to sign.
This document provides checklists and information to help soldiers and their families prepare for an upcoming deployment separation. It includes sections on emergency contact information, casualty assistance details, important documents to gather, financial planning materials, automotive maintenance checklists, medical records, and a pre-deployment to-do list. The book is designed to help service members and their families better organize crucial information and prepare logistically and financially for the challenges of an extended separation due to deployment.
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1. 2012 Military-Extension Adventure Camps!
The University of Kentucky Family and Consumer Sciences Extension is offering four FREE high-
adventure camps this summer for military service member parents (service member or spouse)
and their teenage children ages 14-18 to attend together! The camps are open to military
parents and teens from any state and branch of the military, including Active Duty, Reserve,
and National Guard. Priority will go to families who have experienced at least one deployment
and who are geographically dispersed.
Camp Schedule:
1. June 11-16: Whitewater Rafting & Outdoor Extravaganza
ACE Adventure Resort in Oakhill, WV
2. July 5-8: Big South Fork Whitewater Canoeing & Backpacking Expedition
Big South Fork River near Stearns, KY
3. August 31-September 2: Wounded Warrior Camp
Center for Courageous Kids, Scottsville, KY
4. September 14-16: Caving, Rappelling, & Rock Climbing Expedition
Old Life Adventure Center, Irvine, KY
To sign up for camp, please complete this application and return to Lauren Smith at the address
below. If you and your child/children are accepted to attend the camp, you will receive an e-
mail with all the information you need for that camp prior to the start of the camp. If you have
any questions, contact Lauren Smith, Military-Extension Adventure Camps Coordinator, at 859-
257-3072 or lauren.w.smith@uky.edu.
Everything at the camps, including all meals, is FREE! Once you mail in your application and are
notified of your acceptance to attend the camp, you will receive a registration fee form
explaining that there is a $15/person non-refundable registration fee in order to hold your
registration spot at the camp. Pack your bag and get your family ready for a fun experience
shared with other military parents and teens! We look forward to seeing you and enjoying a
wonderful adventure with you.
Return registration forms to: Lauren Smith – Military-Extension Adventure Camp Coordinator
University of Kentucky
115 Huguelet Dr.
Scovell Hall, Room 242
Lexington, KY 40546-0064
Must submit completed, signed application by regular mail. Faxed or emailed
copies will NOT be accepted.
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2. Military-Extension Adventure Camps Registration Form
Pages 2-4 – Fill out ONCE for whole family
Pages 5-11 – Fill out for EACH participating family member
Please print clearly.
CHOOSE THE CAMP YOU WISH TO ATTEND:
*If you mark more than one, please indicate your first choice.
____ June 11-16: Whitewater Rafting & Outdoor Extravaganza
____ July 5-8: Big South Fork Whitewater Canoeing & Backpacking Expedition
____ August 31-September 2: Wounded Warrior Camp
____ September 14-16: Caving, Rappelling, & Rock Climbing Expedition
Today’s Date: __________________ Primary Contact Name: ___________________________________
Family Member #1: _____________________________________________ Gender: ______ Age: ______
Family Member #2: _____________________________________________ Gender: ______ Age: ______
Family Member #3: _____________________________________________ Gender: ______ Age: ______
Family Member #4: _____________________________________________ Gender: ______ Age: ______
(Please add additional family members on back if more space is needed. Children must be 14-18 years old at the
time of camp.)
Address: _____________________________________________________________________________
City: _____________________________________________ State: _____________ Zip: _____________
Home Phone: _________________________________ Cell Phone: ______________________________
E-mail for primary contact: _______________________________________________________________
Child(ren)’s Address (if different than parent/or guardian attending camp): _______________________________
City: ______________________________ State: _______ Zip: _______ Phone: _____________________
Emergency Contact Name (other than someone attending): ____________________________________
Work Phone: _________________________________ Cell Phone: _______________________________
Home Phone: ________________________________ Email: ___________________________________
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3. Military-Extension Adventure Camps Registration Form
Deployment Status of Service Member in Family (check one):
_____ Never deployed and no plans to deploy
_____ Never deployed but may deploy in the future
_____ Have been deployed once
_____ Have been deployed more than once
Branch of Service:
_____ Air Force
_____ Marines
_____ Army
_____ Navy
_____ Coast Guard
Please Circle One: Active Duty Reserve National Guard
Rank of Service Member (Optional): ______________________________________________
How did you hear about our camps?
_____ Unit Family Readiness Group
_____ Email list
____ ISFAC
_____ Operation: Military Kids
_____ Unit Newsletter
_____ Other (please specify): _______________________________________
Any special accommodations needed for a family member? If so, please list:
Any special dietary needs for a family member? If so, please list:
Note: Priority for slots at each camp will be done by date registration is received. If a camp is full, you
will be put on a waitlist for that camp or given the option to attend a different camp that is still open. If
your family is selected for the camp, you will be contacted. You will then receive a participant packet
prior to that camp that will include: general instructions, camp rules & guidelines, a packing list,
directions, an agenda, and emergency numbers. Once all slots are filled, any registrants who are not
initially selected will be placed on a wait list and you will be notified accordingly.
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4. Military-Extension Adventure Camps
Rules & Regulations
1. Absolutely no alcoholic beverages, drugs, explosives, or firearms are allowed on
camp premises.
2. No smoking allowed in any building. Smoking is allowed only in marked areas.
3. Shoes should be worn at all times unless otherwise instructed by a camp staff
member.
4. Parking is permitted only in marked areas. Driving and parking instructions will be
included in your Participant Packet.
5. No pets are permitted anywhere on the camp grounds. Service animals are allowed.
6. A life jacket MUST be worn at all times by anyone around waterfront areas and while
in boats.
7. This is a time to connect with your family. Cell phones should be used in emergencies
only.
8. In the event of an injury to anyone in your family, notify camp staff immediately. An
incident report form must be completed for any injury that occurs.
9. Please notify Lauren Smith of any medical or health problems of family members
BEFORE you come to camp. She will inform medical and camp staff.
10. It is the responsibility of the parent or guardian to supervise their children at camp at
all times.
11. There is a zero-tolerance policy at camp for bullying, fighting, physical or verbal abuse,
sexual harassment, inappropriate touching, or corporal punishment of children.
Anyone violating this rule will be asked to leave the camp premises immediately.
12. Families are responsible for the cleanliness of the facility. It should be as clean when
you leave as it was when you arrived.
13. It is the responsibility of the parent or guardian to make sure children understand and
know all the rules BEFORE attending camp.
By signing this form, I understand that if I do not meet these expectations, I may be dismissed
from camp and will be responsible for transportation off the premises.
Parent/Guardian Signature Date
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5. Military-Extension Adventure Camps Health Form
Pages 5-11 – Fill out for EACH participating family member
The information on this form is not part of the camper or staff acceptance process. Heath history must be filled out by parents/guardians of minors or by
adults themselves and is gathered to assist us in identifying appropriate care. Update is required annually.
Name Birth Date Age at time of camp
Last First Middle
Home Address
Street Address City State Zip
Phone [ ] Male [ ] Female
Race* Check all that apply: [ ] American Indian [ ] Asian [ ] Black [ ] Pacific Islander [ ] White
[ ] Hispanic [ ] Non-Hispanic *Necessary to comply with affirmative action-Civil Rights Standard
Custodial parent/guardian Phone: Cell:
Home Address
Street Address City State Zip
Business Address Phone:
Street Address City State Zip
Second Parent or Guardian or Emergency Contact Cell
Address Phone:
Street Address City State Zip
If not available in an emergency, notify:
Name Relationship Phone
**Important- This box must be complete for attendance**
Parent/Guardian Authorizations: this health history is correct and complete as far as I know. The person herein described has permission to engage in all cam p
activities except as noted. I hereby give permission to the camp to provide routine health care, administer over the counter medication, assist in administering camper’s
prescription medications as needed, and seek emergency medical treatment including ordering x-rays and routine tests. I agree to the release of any records necessary
for treatment, referral, billing, or insurance purposes. I give permission to the camp to arrange necessary related transportation for me/my child. In the event I cannot
be reached in an emergency, I hereby give permission to the physician selected by the camp to secure and administer tr eatment, including trips out of camp.
Signature of parent/guardian (or adult volunteer/staff):___________________________________________________________________
Printed Name:________________________________________________________________Date:__________________________________________________
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6. General Questions (Explain "yes" answers below.)
Has/does the Participant:
1} Had any recent injury, illness or infectious disease? [ ] [ ] 16} Ever had back problems?
Yes No Yes No
2} Have a chronic or recurring illness/condition? [ ] [ ] 17} Ever had problems with joints; e.g., knees, ankles?
[ ] [ ]
3} Ever been hospitalized? [ ] [ ] 18} Have an orthodontic appliance being brought to camp?
[ ] [ ]
4} Ever had surgery? [ ] [ ]
[ ] [ ]
5} Have frequent headaches? [ ] [ ] 19} Have any skin problems (e.g., itching, rash, acne)?
6} Ever had a head injury? [ ] [ ] 20} If female, have an abnormal menstrual history?
[ ] [ ]
7} Ever been knocked unconscious? [ ] [ ] 21} Had problems with diarrhea/constipation?
[ ] [ ]
8} Wear glasses, contacts or protective eye wear? [ ] [ ] 22} Had mononucleosis in the past 12 months?
[ ] [ ]
9} Ever had frequent ear infections? [ ] [ ] 23} Have diabetes?
[ ] [ ]
10} Ever passed out during or after exercise? [ ] [ ] 24} Had problems with sleepwalking?
[ ] [ ]
[ ] [ ]
11} Ever been dizzy during or after exercise? [ ] [ ] 25} Have asthma? [ ] [ ]
12} Ever had an eating disorder? [ ] [ ] 26} Have a history of bed-wetting? [ ] [ ]
13} Ever had chest pain during or after exercise? [ ] [ ] 27} Ever had seizures?
14} Ever had high blood pressure? [ ] [ ] 28} Ever had emotional difficulties for which
[ ] [ ]
15} Ever been diagnosed with a heart murmur? [ ] [ ] professional help was sought?
[ ] [ ]
Please explain any “yes” answers, noting the number of the questions.
Which of the following has the participant had? Please give all dates of immunization for:
Vaccine: Dates: Mo/Yr Mo/Yr Mo/Yr Mo/Yr Mo/Yr Mo/Yr
[ ] Measles DTP
[ ] Chicken Pox TD (tetanus/diphtheria)
[ ] German measles Tetanus
[ ] Mumps Polio
[ ] Hepatitis A MMR
[ ] Hepatitis B or Measles
[ ] Hepatitis C or Mumps
or Rubella
TB Mantoux Test Haemophilus influenza B
Date of last test Hepatitis B
Result [ ] Positive [ ] Negative Varicella (chicken pox)
Health History: The following information must be filled in by the parent -guardian, or Keep a copy of the completed form for your records. Any changes to this form should be
adult camper or staff member. The intent of this information is to provide camp health provided to camp health personnel upon participant's arrival in camp. Provide complete
care personnel the background to provide appropriate care. information so that the camp can be aware of your needs.
ALLERGIES List all known Describe reaction and management of the reaction.
Medications allergies (list)
Food allergies (list)
_
_
Other allergies (list) – include insect stings, hay fever, asthma, animal dander, etc.
Please list any DIETARY RESTRICTIONS that apply to this individual.
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7. Insurance Information
Is the participant covered by family medical/hospital insurance? [ ] Yes [ ] No
If so, indicate carrier or plan name: Group #
Photocopy of front and back of health insurance card or current K-chip must be attached to this form.
Is there any additional information that camp staff should know to help your child be successful and have fun at camp?
(behavioral, physical, emotional, special restrictions, etc.) ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————
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If your child receives medication during the school year, we strongly urge you to keep your child on this medication during camp.
Name of family physician Phone________________________
Address
Name of family dentist/orthodontist Phone
Address
Revised 1/24/2012
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8. H-328 Authorization to Obtain/Utilize Images
ADULT
General Use Specific Project:
I, (print full name) , being eighteen (18) years of
age or over, hereby grant permission to the University of Kentucky and its affiliates and subsidiaries,
including but not limited to the UK Alumni Association and UK Research Foundation, to interview,
photograph, and/or videotape me; and/or to supervise any others who may do the interview, photography,
and/or videotaping; and/or to use and/or permit others to use information from the aforementioned interview
and/or the aforementioned images in educational and promotional activities for the following without
compensation:
Please check all that apply: UK Promotion/Advertising
UK Educational Publications/Videos Local/Regional/National News Media
UK Electronics Publishing (e.g., World Wide Web) (w/ permission of UK)
Signature: Date:
Signature
Witness: _ Date:
Signature
Name and mailing address (please print)
Name: _ Send copy of form to:
University of Kentucky
Address: Agricultural Communications Services
131 Scovell Hall
E-mail: _ Phone: _ Lexington, KY 40546-0064
MINOR CHILD
General Use Specific Project:
I, (print full name) , hereby grant permission to the
University of Kentucky and its affiliates and subsidiaries, including but not limited to the UK Alumni
Association and UK Research Foundation to interview, photograph, and/or videotape my minor child, ,
and/or to supervise any others who may do the interview, photography, and/or videotaping; and/or to use
and/or permit others to use information from
the aforementioned interview and/or the aforementioned images in educational and promotional activities for
the following without compensation:
Please check all that apply: UK Promotion/Advertising
UK Educational Publications/Videos Local/Regional/National News Media
UK Electronics Publishing (e.g., World Wide Web) (w/ permission of UK)
Signature of Parent or Guardian: _ Date:
Signature
Relationship:
Witness: _ Date:
Signature
10/27/2004
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9. UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY Camps, Conferences & Field Trips
MEDICAL INSURANCE INFORMATION FORM
Participant Name:
Last First Middle I.
Address:
Street Apt. #
City State Zip Code
Participant’s Social Security No.:
Age: Date of Birth:
Parent/Guardian Name(s):
Business phone: mother: step mother:
father: step father:
Home phone: mother: step mother:
father: step father:
Neighbor or Relative (Other than parent/guardian): Phone:
PRIMARY INSURANCE INFORMATION
PARENT’S INSURANCE COVERING PARTICIPANT
Insured: Date of Birth:
Policy No.: Member ID #.:
Insurance Co.: Phone #:
Insurance Co. Address.:
SECOND PARENT’S INSURANCE (if participant is also covered under this policy)
Insured: Date of Birth:
Policy No.: Member ID #.:
Insurance Co.: Phone #:
Insurance Co. Address.:
� Check and sign if participant has no health coverage.
There is no health insurance coverage for this participant at this time.
Signature Parent/Guardian.: Date:
You MUST submit a copy of the front and back of all
insurance and Rx identification cards covering participants.
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10. Insurance Carrier CIGNA
Coverage Insurance coverage is on an excess basis only. The participants’ personal
health insurance policy will be primary and provide coverage for accident
and sickness. The excess policy will cover any out-of-pocket expense not
paid by the participants’ personal insurance up to the limits of the policy
listed below. (This includes payment of the deductible and coinsurance
amounts if applied under the participants’ personal policy.) The sickness
medical expense will be limited to $500 on an excess basis. The benefit
period is one year. The first expense must be incurred within 60 days of
the accident or sickness. If the participant does not have personal health
insurance coverage, this excess policy will pay first dollar, up to the limits
of this policy. Pre-existing conditions are not covered. A pre-existing
condition is any condition for which a prudent person should have sought
treatment or was treated in the previous six months
Accident Medical Expense (Excess) $25,000
Coverage Benefits Accident Dental Expense (Excess) Included
& Limits Deductible Nil
Sickness Medical Expense (Excess) $500
Deductible Nil
AD&D and Paralysis, Principal Sum $10,000
Benefit Period One Year
Effective Date 1/1/11
Expiration Date 1/1/12
Consent to Medical Treatment/Insurance Statement
It is understood that authority is given to the University of Kentucky, or anyone they may designate, to
have my son/daughter treated for injuries or illnesses they incur during a designated camp,
conference, or field trip activity at the University of Kentucky.
I understand that I will be notified if a health problem arises, but in the event I cannot be reached by
telephone, I hereby give the University of Kentucky, or anyone they may designate, permission to
seek medical treatment for the participant named below, including surgery (on an emergency basis)
or additional advanced treatments (MRI, lab tests, etc.) as deemed necessary by competent medical
personnel.
I am aware that, as the adult participant, or as the parent or legal guardian of the participant named
below, I will be responsible for any expenses incurred outside of the limits provided by the University
of Kentucky’s Camps/ Conference/Field Trip Policy. I also understand that the University of Kentucky
insurance coverage is on an “excess” basis only. The excess policy will cover any out-of-pocket
expense not paid by the participant’s personal insurance up to the limits of the policy listed above.
Date N ame of Participant Signature (Parent or Guardian if claimant is a minor)
Emergency Contact (if other than parent)
Name: Relationship:
Phone number: (home) (work)
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11. UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION
AUTHORIZATION TO RELEASE INFORMATION
I authorize any Health Care Provider, Insurance Company, Employer, Person or
Organization to release any information regarding medical, dental, mental, alcohol or drug
abuse history, treatment or benefits payable, including disability or employment-related
information concerning the patient, to any CIGNA company, the Plan administrator or their
employees and authorized agents for the purpose of validating and determining benefits
payable. This data may be extracted for use in audit or statistical purposes. I understand
that I or my authorized representative will receive a copy of this authorization upon
request. This authorization or a photostatic copy of the original shall be valid for the
duration of the claim.
Signature (Parent or Guardian if claimant is a minor) Date Phone No.
PAYMENT AUTHORIZATION: I authorize all current and future medical benefits, for
services rendered and billed as a result of this claim, to be made payable to the physicians
and providers indicated on the invoices.
Signature (Parent or Guardian if claimant is a minor) Date
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