Name *

First Name

Last Name

Please specify the difficulty level of workshop #1 *

Please be mindful when selecting your difficulty levels. Here is a reference guide: However, it is totally up to your discretion. BEGINNER LEVEL DEFINITION Skill Level: Entry-level Difficulty: Low Strength/Endurance: Basic BEGINNER LEVEL Characteristics: Still working on timing, coordination, posture, and rhythm Limited stamina needed; routines are short and slower-paced Emphasis is on proper form, facial expression, and simple hand motions ---------------------- INTERMEDIATE LEVEL DEFINITION Skill Level: Developing Difficulty: Moderate Strength/Endurance: Moderate INTERMEDIATE LEVEL Characteristics: Confident with basic steps and more complex variations and transitions ----------------------- ADVANCED LEVEL Skill Level: Proficient/Experienced Difficulty: High Strength/Endurance: High ADVANCED LEVEL Characteristics: High physical endurance; routines are longer, faster, and more demanding Strong core control, posture, and duckwalks or strenuous down and up leg work

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

What is your preferred class size for Workshop #1 *

20 Participants

25 Participants

30 Participants

35 Participants

40 Participants

45 Participants

Does Workshop #1 require implements? *

Yes

No

Does Workshop #1 require students to pay for materials or supplies? This is for students to know if they have to pay for craft supplies or performance materials. PLEASE LIST ITEMS THAT THEY SHOULD ALSO POSSIBLY BRING. EAMPLE: scissors, zip-loc baggie, notebook, etc. *

Yes

No

Will Workshop #1 be required to take over the space of two sessions? *

This indicates that your workshop will need more time than a typical single class period provides.

Yes

No

If this workshop is scheduled for Saturday, Will you allow this workshop to be performed at the Ho'ike Dinner? *

We will do our best to spread out your workshops over Saturday & Sunday

Yes

No

What is your preferred class size for Workshop #2 *

20 Participants

25 Participants

30 Participants

35 Participants

40 Participants

45 Participants

Please specify the difficulty level of workshop #2 *

Please be mindful when selecting your difficulty levels. Here is a reference guide: However, it is totally up to your discretion. BEGINNER LEVEL DEFINITION Skill Level: Entry-level Difficulty: Low Strength/Endurance: Basic BEGINNER LEVEL Characteristics: Still working on timing, coordination, posture, and rhythm Limited stamina needed; routines are short and slower-paced Emphasis is on proper form, facial expression, and simple hand motions ---------------------- INTERMEDIATE LEVEL DEFINITION Skill Level: Developing Difficulty: Moderate Strength/Endurance: Moderate INTERMEDIATE LEVEL Characteristics: Confident with basic steps and more complex variations and transitions ----------------------- ADVANCED LEVEL Skill Level: Proficient/Experienced Difficulty: High Strength/Endurance: High ADVANCED LEVEL Characteristics: High physical endurance; routines are longer, faster, and more demanding Strong core control, posture, and duckwalks or strenuous down and up leg work

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Does Workshop #2 require implements? *

Yes

No

Does Workshop #2 require students to pay for materials or supplies? This is for students to know if they have to pay for craft supplies or performance materials. PLEASE LIST ITEMS THAT THEY SHOULD ALSO POSSIBLY BRING. EAMPLE: scissors, zip-loc baggie, notebook, etc. *

Yes

No

Will Workshop #2 be required to take over the space of two sessions? *

This indicates that your workshop will need more time than a typical single class period provides.

Yes

No

If this workshop is scheduled for Saturday, Will you allow this workshop to be performed at the Ho'ike Dinner? *

We will do our best to spread out your workshops over Saturday & Sunday

Yes

No

What is your preferred class size for Workshop #3 *

20 Participants

25 Participants

30 Participants

35 Participants

40 Participants

45 Participants

Please specify the difficulty level of workshop #3 *

Please be mindful when selecting your difficulty levels. Here is a reference guide: BEGINNER LEVEL DEFINITION Skill Level: Entry-level Difficulty: Low Strength/Endurance: Basic BEGINNER LEVEL Characteristics: Still working on timing, coordination, posture, and rhythm Limited stamina needed; routines are short and slower-paced Emphasis is on proper form, facial expression, and simple hand motions ---------------------- INTERMEDIATE LEVEL DEFINITION Skill Level: Developing Difficulty: Moderate Strength/Endurance: Moderate INTERMEDIATE LEVEL Characteristics: Confident with basic steps and more complex variations and transitions ----------------------- ADVANCED LEVEL Skill Level: Proficient/Experienced Difficulty: High Strength/Endurance: High ADVANCED LEVEL Characteristics: High physical endurance; routines are longer, faster, and more demanding Strong core control, posture, and duckwalks or strenuous down and up leg work

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Does Workshop #3 require students to pay for any materials or supplies? *

Does Workshop #3 require students to pay for materials or supplies? This is for students to know if they have to pay for craft supplies or performance materials. This is also if students are required to bring any materials from home.

Yes

No

Does Workshop #3 require implements? *

Yes

No

Will Workshop #3 be required to take over the space of two sessions? *

This indicates that your workshop will need more time than a typical single class period provides.

Yes

No

If this workshop is scheduled for Saturday, Will you allow this workshop to be performed at the Ho'ike Dinner? *

We will do our best to spread out your workshops over Saturday & Sunday

Yes

No

How many classes do you prefer to teach? *

Each Kumu Hula is asked to teach three workshops, with the option to offer a fourth. The fourth can be either a repeat of an earlier workshop or a new class—the choice is yours. If you prefer to teach only three workshops, you may have Workshop #3 be a repeat of either Workshop #1 or Workshop #2. If so, please write: “Please have my Workshop #3 be a repeat” and specify which workshop it repeats (e.g., Workshop #1 or #2). Submitting a fourth workshop is optional—you do not need to teach a fourth class if you choose to repeat for your third. If you want your fourth workshop to be a new class (not a repeat), please write: “I would like to teach a fourth workshop” and include the title of the mele. While we value every submission, not all workshops may be scheduled, as we aim to create a well-balanced and diverse program for all Hula Camp participants. To maintain balance, we will avoid scheduling all your workshops on a single day. You may teach one workshop on Saturday and two on Sunday, or vice versa. We will do our best to accommodate your preferences based on the information you provide. Please indicate below how many workshops you are willing to offer. If you can teach more than four workshops, we will contact you to discuss additional opportunities.

3 Workshops Maximum for me

I can do more than 3 workshops