A blog that goes into the details of the types of sessions offered at the ACA camp conference as well as some very interesting keynote speakers.
Mini Blog Series, ACA Camp Conference 2018: A Camp Director’s World
Part One is on the mysterious world of being a camp director. Think of it like being a school principal but with a very different objective — to educate the whole child, body, mind, and spirit with the notable inclusion of the power of nature. And trust me, there’s plenty in all that to keep a director occupied year-round.
Mid-Atlantic Camp Conference 2018
Sam Dawson and Casey Tucker attended the most recent American Camp Association regional conference. Casey writes about the topics covered and what it means for ‘Ghany.
A Welcome from Elizabeth Shreckhise, Your New Director
What are Elizabeth’s plans, hopes, and goals for camp now that she’s the Director? Ready today’s blog to learn all about it!
Tri State Conference 2017, Casey Style
Elizabeth thinks she’s a camp nerd. But she has nothing on me, your humble new Program Director, who can geek out over camp ideas with the best of them! Read on for my first take on attending a camp conference.
ACA Mid-Atlantic Camp Conference 2017
Heavy readers of the blog will know just how mjuch we LOVE going to camp conferences. Each one offers something unique and each one helps build excitement for the coming summer because new ideas and issues are always on offer. During this time of year we traditionally go to what’s called the American Camp Association […]
Our Crisis Management Presentation
We recently attended a one-day workshop and presented insight from our situation with the flood this summer.
Sad and sick over missing the national camp conference
As I write this — from my sickbed 🙁 — my Camp Alleghany family and colleagues are down in temperate New Orleans, Louisiana, tucked into the Hilton New Orleans Riverside for the 2015 American Camp Association (ACA) National Conference. What a disappointment for me to NOT be there with them. I ♥ camp conferences I can’t begin to […]
