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UNLV Volleyball
Frequently Asked Questions


What do we need to complete prior to coming to camp?
You will need to complete three things prior to your child arriving to camp:
1. PAYMENT: you can pay online through this website or use the Brochure/Mail-in form to send payment in.
2. MEDICAL WAIVER* - fill out and SIGN the medical waiver and mail, email, or fax it in (contact information below).
3. INSURANCE FORM* - all campers must have insurance. The Medical Waiver form has a field for your insurance.
*Both the medical waiver and the insurance form will be emailed to you in a welcome letter, which you'll receive after completing the registration process.

UNLV Volleyball Camps
4505 S Maryland Pkwy, Box 450028
Las Vegas, NV 89154-0028

courtni.low@unlv.edu
702-895-1993 (fax)

What should we bring to camp?
If it's a day camp bring the items you normally would play in like shoes, shorts, shirts, knee pads, water bottle, towel and any other items you need. For overnight camps you may also want to bring your own linens, toiletries, pillow and any other personal items you would normally bring on an overnight trip. No running shoes or tank tops, please.

What is the refund policy?
Full refunds will be made prior to June 1st. After June 1st refunds will be made less a $30 processing fee. Campers who must leave during the week due to illness or injury will receive a refund from the time they left camp. No refunds will be given to campers who voluntarily leave camp or are set home for disciplinary reasons.

Where do I park?
The only FREE/Non-Permit parking is in the lot next to the Eller Media Softball Stadium. All other lots on campus require permits and you will be ticketed. Parking at the Cox Pavilion and Thomas & Mack will be allowed in designated areas with parking permit that may be purchased at check in.

When should we check-in?
30 minutes prior for position camps and 1 hour prior before all other camps.

Can boys attend UNLV Volleyball Camps?
Yes! Our camps are all COED.

What about food?
During camps, ONLY OVERNIGHT CAMPERS will be provided with all meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) that fall between the beginning and end of camp. Commuting campers will be responsible for their own food. Campers may bring food from home or there will be food available for purchase on campus.