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Lieberstein, Terry – Camping Magazine, 1995
Camps are in a unique position to educate about the environment. Describes how to create a nature center for campers. Suggests using sound environmental practices at camp to provide an example for campers, providing year-round environmental programs as a community service, and developing financial partnerships to finance environmental education…
Descriptors: Camping, Community Involvement, Conservation (Environment), Cooperative Programs
Friedman, David – Camping Magazine, 1997
Strategies that foster the religious and spiritual identities of campers include instilling a sense of purpose in the camp community, setting and implementing goals for transmitting values, providing feedback, using role models, planning activities that incorporate values into camp, and fostering acceptance of the individual. Describes steps to…
Descriptors: Camping, Child Development, Consciousness Raising, Organizational Objectives
Huether, Richard J. – Camping Magazine, 1991
For camps to be successful, management should empower camp staff to be heroes (leaders). This is based on three rules: campers look for heroes; heroes build successful camps; and successful directors build heroes. Being a hero implies being the best one can be and always attempting to improve the example communicated to others. (LP)
Descriptors: Administrators, Camping, Elementary Secondary Education, Empowerment
Carpenter, Gaylene M.; Orford, Gale B. – Camping Magazine, 1987
Discusses sex role stereotyping in camping and in society. Suggests ways camp administrators and counselors can use activity programs, group living, housekeeping, and management functions to encourage development of androgynous traits and lifestyles free from culturally imposed definitions of masculinity and femininity. (LFL)
Descriptors: Androgyny, Behavior Change, Camping, Child Development