Dungeons and Dragons Camp Explore the world of D&D this summer!

Important Dates:

Residential and Commuter Check-In: Sunday, June 16 from 1 - 4 pm

Program Start Date: Monday, June 17 
Program End Date: Friday, June 21

Residential Move-Out: Friday, June 21 (evening) or Saturday, June 22 (morning)

Class Outlook

Fred Angiolieri

Fred Angiolieri is currently the Senior Director of Media Services at Point Park University, where he has been a staff member and a part-time faculty member for almost 20 years.  He was first introduced to the world of Dungeons and Dragons as an early teen and played first and second edition D&D all the way up through college.  After college, starting a career and a family took up a lot of time and unfortunately it was put away for many years, but his love for the game never faded.  A few years ago, his fire was rekindled after watching a popular D&D stream on YouTube and he went out and bought the latest fifth edition books.  With a desire to play, but no games to join he decided to take up the role as DM (Dungeon Master) and start his own group which has been getting together every 2-3 weeks since February of 2023.  “The best part about having this camp is it brings together two of my passions – teaching and playing games – into one experience and will hopefully spark interest in the game for the younger generation.”

Phillip Harrity

Phill Harrity has worked in the Point Park Library for over 15 years since graduating from Point Park in 2008. He is the Access Services, Archival Coordinator and Digital Image Manager for the university. Phill has been playing Dungeons and Dragons for over 20 years. He has significant experience as a player and Dungeon Master, both in person and online. Throughout his years playing D&D, Phill has recognized the skills that are gained through playing such as: problem solving, cooperation, communication, and creative writing. Phill hopes that others can gain these skills and more through participating in this Dungeons and Dragons camp.

Dorm & Meals Information:

When applicable, residential students receive 3 meals on weekdays and 2 meals on weekends. Commuters receive a daily lunch buffet. All meals take place in our Lawrence Hall Dining Room.

Available Discounts:
1. A 30% tuition discount is currently offered to Point Park University employees, alumni, and their immediate family members. Family is defined as yourself, your spouse, and/or your children. Dorm and meal plan costs are not available for this discount.

2. Enroll a participant in more than one program or register more than one child from the same family to receive $50.⁰⁰ off your balance. This coupon can only be applied to one program or account.

Welcome to our campus!

All classes will be held on campus at Point Park University.

Address: 
Point Park University
201 Wood Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15222

The option to live on campus is available to students at least 14 years old on the start date of the program. We will do our best to fulfill roommate requests, but requests are NOT guaranteed. Students will have the opportunity to enter requests during the registration process. 

Each residence hall has multiple points of secure access to student living areas, such as keycards, access codes, and lock and key. Students attending our workshop will stay in Thayer Hall. Thayer Hall offers double and triple occupancy rooms. A packing list will be sent closer to the workshop. Please be aware that bed linens (twin / extra-long linens) will need to be supplied by the student. 

Adult Resident Assistants (RAs) live on campus to supervise students who are minors. Each RA is responsible for eight to ten minors.