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INDIVIDUAL EVENTS MAIN SESSION
(June 25 - July 9, 2008):
Full Room and Board: $1250
Commuter: $800
Minor Event add-on: $200
For the base tuition price, students will focus on one event. The faculty is experienced in all speech events, and as such, students may choose to study any of the following:
Major Events:
*Extemporaneous Speaking
*Original Oratory
*Dramatic or Humorous Interp
*Dramatic Duo (both students must attend)
*Prose or Poetry Interp
*Other
Additional events based on regional requirements may be added to suit an individual student's needs. Daily, students will engage in lectures on their specific areas, roundtable discussion sessions on topics, selections, question analysis, news and information, and individual appointments with faculty members as well as lab assistants.
For a minimal additional charge, students may choose two events in the major-minor program. Each student enrolling in the major-minor program must decide which two events s/he wishes to study, understanding that the event chosen for major study will be competition-ready when leaving the institute, and the event chosen for minor study will be researched, cut, analyzed and compiled, but perhaps not quite ready for competition. Available minor program events include:
Minor Events:
*Extemporaneous Speaking (may also be taken by Extemp majors who are serious about getting additional content coverage and practice speeches!)
*Oratory (curriculum & research only—due to time constraints, students will not write speeches in the minor program)
*Dramatic or Humorous Interp
*Prose or Poetry Interp
*Dramatic Duo (both students must attend and enroll in the major/minor program)
*Student Congress (NEW!)
*Impromptu Speaking (NEW!)
The major-minor program is designed to be an intensive educational experience, and will require a serious commitment from students.
L. D. AND B. J. NAEGLIN TUTORIAL EXTENSION IN INDIVIDUAL EVENTS:
(June 25 - July 13, 2008)
Full Room and Board: $1650
Commuter: $1100
Minor Event add-on: $200
Named in honor of UTNIF co-founders Lanny (in loving memory) and B.J. Naeglin, the Tutorial Extension has become one of the most popular add-ons of the UT Summer Institute. This special tutorial session provides focused, one-to-one attention for those students seeking the ultimate in preparedness for the upcoming forensics season. The Naeglin Extension is only available to students who have completed the Individual Events Main Session, and was founded at the request of UTNIF students who wanted to continue their training with intensive one-on-one work sessions with UTNIF faculty. The Tutorial is usually a complete sell-out, so make your plans early! Unlike in previous years, we will NOT be able to allow students to add the Tutorial after the start of the institute-- so register early.
Payment
To apply: Please fill out and print the Pre-application form and mail to:
Prof. Randy Cox, UTNIF
One University Station A1105
University of Texas
Austin, TX 78712
Please remember all relevant fees. No application will be considered without payment of the application fee. Placements are made on a first-come first-served basis until we reach capacity. After June 1, please call to check availability as dorm spaces may be filled.
Checks must be made payable to UTNIF. We accept Visa & MasterCard. Please note that published prices reflect a 3% discount for payments made via cash/check.
Attendance at UTNIF requires payment of the following fees:
• Non-refundable application fee must be paid by check or money order made out to UTNIF:
Before May 1st: $90; After May 1st: $125
• Tuition for the program for which the student is enrolled.
• $50 refundable CASH deposit due at registration for library card, meal card, and keys. Deposits will be returned once all library charges and room charges are cleared, generally in two to three weeks after the conclusion of the session in which the student was enrolled, but we do not guarantee a return until we have been able to process all bills from library and the dormitories. Do not send this in with your enrollment.
• We urge you to apply early since space is limited!
Fees for camps starting in June are due June 1st, fees for camps starting in July are due June 21st. The UTNIF charges a late fee of $100 for fees received after these dates, and $25 a day thereafter.
If you have any questions or special circumstances, call Randy Cox at (512) 471-1957. Email: mrcox@mail.utexas.edu
Fax materials to (512) 232-1481.
Other expenses
Students will of course want to have money for sodas, pizza, magazines, handbooks, UT apparel, possibly an institute T-shirt, and supplies such as pens, paper, tape, file folders, expandos, interp binders, and boxes for filing, etc. We encourage students to bring computers, laptops, printers, etc.
Students will be responsible for copying the articles, scripts, and books necessary to complete their assignments (approx. and $30-$45 per oratory and interp student, and $50-$80 per debate and extemp student depending on how diligent they are in their work habits) and any and all library fines incurred.