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Maurer-Starks, Suanne – Camping Magazine, 2003
Camps should have emergency protocols in place and involve appropriate personnel in their development. Staff should be certified in first aid and CPR, a recordkeeping system should be established, and mock emergencies should be practiced during staff orientation. It may also be advisable to involve campers in practice situations. First aid/CPR…
Descriptors: Camping, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Certification, Emergency Programs
LaFave, Robert; Loughran, Sandra Buck – Camping Magazine, 2001
To increase its counselor retention rate, a New York camp developed a course for counselors that focuses on leadership training and earns participants college credit. The class teaches situational leadership and focuses on the camper, not the activity. Course curriculum and objectives, course elements, and lessons learned about program improvement…
Descriptors: Camping, Job Training, Leadership Training, Nonschool Educational Programs
Yeager, Shelley – Camping Magazine, 2002
A Massachusetts camp for girls with diabetes offers advice on expanding programs to a year-round, intergenerational basis. Committed leadership is needed to implement the necessary needs assessment and program planning. Facilities must be winterized and funding efforts expanded. Build slowly, be patient, and use evaluations to guide program…
Descriptors: Camping, Diabetes, Family Programs, Females