Children, from age four to those in the eighth grade, may register for week-long programs about science (June 15-19), art (June 22-26) and geography (June 29-July 3). Classes run from 8:30 a.m. until noon and will be held at Alps Road Elementary School in Athens. Tuition is $90 per child, with discounts for siblings and additional sessions.

Challenge By The Sea residential camps will be held July 5-10 at Myrtle Beach, S.C., for seventh- through tenth-graders, and from July 19-24 at Skidaway Island for fourth- through seventh-graders. Both camps feature marine science laboratory and field experiences.

Tuition is $425 per student for each camp, which includes transportation, housing and meals. Partial scholarships are available. For registration or information, call 542-5104.

Journal software
A software program to automate editorial administration of scholarly journals will be described at the spring quarter meeting of the University Journal Editors Group at noon May 14 in room 205 of the journalism building.

The software, Automation of Journal Review, was developed by a university group under the direction of James Fletcher, associate vice president for academic affairs, and supported by a grant from the office of William Prokasy. Shefali Dhar, a master's student, and James Potter of the department of computer science, who worked with Fletcher in AJAR's development, will explain how the software works.

Editorial staff members of scholarly and professional journals produced on campus are invited to the meeting. Those attending may bring their own lunches; a dessert will be served. Reservations are not necessary. For more information, contact co-chair Sylvia McLaurin, Independent Study, 542-3243, or co-chair Wally Eberhard, journalism, 542-5033.

Cinco de Mayo
The Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies will hold several events in conjunction with the observance of Cinco de Mayo. On May 5 at 11:30 a.m. the Mariachi will perform at the plaza of the Tate Student Center.

That same day at 12:10 p.m. the panel discussion "Contemporary Perspectives of Latino Scholars in the United States and Latin America" will be held in the Georgia Hall of the Tate Student Center.

Moderated by Harlan Davis, international development, the panel includes Hildebrando Ruiz, Romance languages, Pamela Orpinas, health science, Adelaida Restrepo, education, and Lester Langley, history.

On May 7 the CLACS Conversation Table will be held in room G-34 of Baldwin Hall. Eduard Galeano will discuss "Travel Stories from Latin America." For more information on these and other events, visit the CLACS Web site at http://www.uga.edu/clacs/.

University calendar
University Communications maintains the university's master event calendar. Notify this office of any scheduled campus event by campus mail (Alumni House), fax (542-9492), telephone (542-8090) or e-mail (patsy@novell.alumni.uga.edu).

Bulletin Board prints announcements from campus-based organizations whose membership includes UGA faculty and/or staff. Send notices by mail (University Communications, Alumni House, 4370), phone (542-8077) or by e-mail. Next deadline: May 7.