American Camp Association New England

CAMP RIFLE COUNSELOR TRAINING
2023-06-08 09:00 - 2023-06-09 17:00 (America/New_York) | Winona Camps, 35 Winona Rd, Bridgton, ME, 04009
CAMP RIFLE COUNSELOR TRAINING
Thursday, June 8th (9:00 AM) – Friday, June 9th (5:00 PM)
This course trains riflery instructors on proper teaching techniques. Included are sessions on marksmanship, gun cleaning and maintenance. Guns used include air rifles, pellet guns, and .22 cal. rifles.
Requires – Minimum age: 18. THIS IS A TRAINING COURSE, NOT FOR CERTIFICATION. BASED ON THE FORMER CIVILIAN MARKMANSHIP TRAINING COURSE
Price: $195

WINONA TRAINING CLINICS INFORMATION
Course certifications document that a candidate successfully passed the requirements set forth by the American Red Cross (ARC), American Heart Association (AHA), the State of Maine, U.S. Sailing Association or Wilderness Medical Associates.
Certification is not a guarantee at our clinics. Instructors have sole responsibility in determining a candidate’s suitability for enrolling in a course and whether or not certification will be given or withheld, according to the standards of the governing organization. Winona will abide by instructor decisions, while assisting candidates to reach their goals. Most requirements for all courses are offered prior to, after, or within each course. Each course has a minimum number of participants required to conduct the course.
NOTE: All swimming course (Lifeguard Instructor, WSI) candidates are required to bring some type of wetsuit. This is in an effort to limit the problems caused by weather and pond temperature. Lifeguard and Lifeguard Instructors should also bring a mask and fins as they are a required part of the ARC Waterfront courses. All courses which have a CPR component will receive a new pocket mask as part of the course fees.

Low Ropes Facilitator
2023-06-09 - 2023-06-11 | Wyonegonic Camps, 215 Wyonegonic Road, Denmark, ME, 04022
Instructor: Adventure Mas
This course meets the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) for Ropes Facilitator Training. For more information please read this article.
All training also refers to American Camp Association (ACA) Accreditation Standards, Association for Challenge Course Technology Standards (ACCT), Professional Ropes Course Association (PRCA) and Maine State Licensing Regulations.
Mike and his team at Adventure Mas are also available for building and inspections.
Low Ropes Facilitator
Purpose: Focus is on facilitation techniques for both element/initiative and non-element/initiative challenges as well as safety skills. Teambuilding, ice breakers and group facilitation skills are a focus.
Dates: June 9-11, 2023
Cost: $335
Certification: Low Ropes Course Facilitator (2 years)
Please note that the Ropes training is a full time commitment, including evening classes and coursework. The training is scheduled to start at 9am on day 1 and finish by 5pm on final day. Room and Board at Wyonegonic is included in the cost.

Wilderness First Aid - SOLO
2023-06-10 08:30 - 2023-06-11 17:00 | William Lawrence Camp, 139 Federal Corner Rd, Center Tuftonboro, NH, 03816
SOLO – WILDERNESS FIRST AID
Begins Saturday, June 10 at 8:30 AM
Ends Sunday, June 11 at 5:00 PM or at the discretion of the instructor
Adult CPR Course Saturday, June 10 at 6pm. Ends at the discretion of the instructor
Instructor: TBA
Course Fee: $200.00
Course Fee with CPR: $250.00
Course Fee CPR ONLY: $50.00
Please mail the registration along with a check payable to William Lawrence Camp to the address at the top of the registration form. An acknowledgement, with directions and course information, will be sent upon receipt of registration. If you have any questions, please contact us at (603) 569-3698 or knoll@wlcamp.org

Please register prior to May 31, 2023. Courses that do not meet minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation.
ROOM AND BOARD: All Course Fees include room and board. Bring a sleeping bag and pillow and stay in one of our cabins. We will provide three meals a day. Participants will be responsible for their own clean-up.
Please note that we will expect guests to follow ‘generally accepted camp rules,’ such as no alcohol or tobacco. All those attending certification courses must be COVID vaccinated. We ask that all those staying with us remain in camp until the completion of their course. Our intent in providing these courses is as a service to our camping community.

2023 Summer Staff Saturday
2023-06-10 09:30 - 16:00 | Boston College High, 150 Morrissey Blvd, Boston, MA, 02125
**ONLINE REGISTRATION HAS CLOSED. If interested in attending, please call ACA, New England at 781-541-6080 to see if we can accommodate you.**
Send your front-line camp staff (i.e.: counselors, unit leads, activity directors) to this energizing and informative day in Boston! $25/person or save 20% when you send 5 or more. Attendees will leave with tangible tools, excitement for the summer, and fresh perspective to help with the weeks ahead.
Agenda

9:30 am: Check-in and coffee
10:00 am: Welcoming remarks and icebreakers
10:30 am: Play-note with Jeff Frigon (Team building and fostering connection & community at camp)
12:00 pm: LUNCH (Included with Registration)
1:00 pm: Breakout session 1 (See below for descriptions)
2:15 pm: Breakout session 2 (See below for descriptions)

Breakout topics include: “Campifying” any space; conflict and communication; supporting self-awareness; behavior contracts for creating community.

3:20 – 3:50 pm: Closing and raffle.

Afternoon Breakout Sessions – Four options. Choose one for each block
Each session will be offered twice, during Rotation 1 (1:00 – 2:00 PM) and Rotation 2 (2:15 – 3:15 PM)

Supporting Self-Awareness Through Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
Amy Boyd, CEO and Founder, C.O.G.S. Connections, Level 7 Life Coach, & Unit Leader at Camp Robindel

In this session, you’ll learn about Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and the benefits of SEL. Using the ‘SEL SSE ME Mind Mastery COG’: A practical framework that camps can implement into their community, you will build your abilities to aid campers strengthen and value their social-emotional skills so they are better equipped to cope with everyday challenges and to build a camp community that thrives off of empathy, support and belonging. You will walk away with practical steps to support campers to improve their self-awareness, so that they can recognize and regulate their emotions.

Full Value Contract, Community Norms, Cabin Rules
Jeff Frigon, Director of Youth & Student Programs & Challenge Course Manager. The Browne Center for Innovative Learning at UNH

They are all the same thing: guidelines for how we want to be together as a community. Helping our campers build their own norms in fun, engaging ways makes it easier to help them (and us as Staff) walk the talk of holding each other to high standards of care, accountability, and fun. Come learn pro-tips and tricks and a whole lot of variations on building community norms and how to use them to celebrate successes and have challenging conversations.

How Music and Teambuilding “Campify” any Environment
Doug Sutherland, DEIB & Camp Consulting. Over 20 years of New England camp experience.

You ever listen to a song and feel alive, energized, and/or inspired? For me, there are five songs that have inspired me to create, adapt, and use teambuilding activities to work with groups, “Stand Up” by Cynthia Eviro, “This is Me” from the Greatest Showman by Keala Settle, “Teamwork” by Kenzie, “Dance to the Music” by Sly and the Family Stone, and “So What’Cha Want” by the Beatie Boys. This session will take those five songs and incorporate them into activities you can use for your staff, to inspire, or maybe just be a little silly

Conquering Conflict: Building Bridges through Skillful Communication
Elizabeth Snell, Director of Accreditation Services at ACA, New England; Amelia Luke, Operations Coordinator at ACA, New England – combined 30+ years of camp experience.

Conflict is normal and can even be healthy if you know how to handle it well! This session is designed to equip you with the essential skills to navigate conflict effectively. Through interactive activities, strategies, and discussion, participants will leave feeling ready to resolve conflict and build stronger relationships at work.

Additional Information
Boston College (BC) High is accessible by public transportation (5 minute walk from the MBTA JFK/UMass stop on the red line) and has ample parking. For more information on getting there, visit here.
Registrations are non-refundable, but may be transferred to another attendee from your camp/organization. If you need to transfer your registration, please reach out to ACA, New England at 781-541-6080.
Use of Images and Audio by ACA, New England: Through my registration, I give American Camp Association, New England (ACANE) full rights and permissions with respect to any photographs, video, and audio recordings taken during the ACANE event. These images and recordings may be used by ACANE and its agents in any format or medium and for any lawful purpose.
WHERE TO PARK 👇
BC High Parking Map
Contact Us

For more information, reach out to Amelia Luke at amelia@acanewengland.org or 781-541-6080.
Should you need to request any accommodations, please contact the ACA, New England office as early as possible so we can do our best to make arrangements.

Presenters

Jeff Frigon – Jeff has been involved in Adventure-based Experiential Education for 25 years. He got his start in Camps at Camp Nashoba North in 1994 & has worked in many environments; therapeutic-adventure with Outward Bound, Classroom-based with the Exeter Alternative High School, and has been working with youth and adults as an educational consultant at The Browne Center as well as teaching at UNH since 2010. Jeff holds a B.S. in Outdoor Education and Psychology from UNH and an M.S. in Experiential Education from The University of Minnesota. When not at work, Jeff spends as much time adventuring as possible: surfing, kayaking, SUPing, backcountry snowboarding, MTB and road biking, and spending QT with his wife, Steph and dog, Salty.

Amy Boyd – Amy is the CEO and Founder of coaching service C.O.G.S. Connections, and a qualified Level 7 Life Coach specialising in personal and professional development for adults and adolescents. All of our coaching frameworks are centred around Emotional Intelligence (EQ) to champion social emotional health and wellbeing. Amy is an international public speaker delivering topics to help others overcome limiting beliefs, and adopting a positive mindset through EQ. She guides audiences to find their voice, drawing on her system to support the development of EQ: ‘SEL S.E.E. M.E. Mind Mastery’ through awareness, authenticity and the telling of anecdotes, which incite courageous conversations to leave them with life-enhancing takeaways.

Doug Sutherland – Originally from St. Louis, MO, Doug moved to New Hampshire to work directly with children and adults in the outdoors. Summer camp is Doug’s happy place. Currently, he is working as a DEI Facilitator and Consultant and he is a member of the ACA, New England Board. His love of camp comes after family, friends, and building enriching communities. Actually, this is pretty similar to camp.

Elizabeth Snell – Elizabeth, New England’s Director of Accreditation Services, works with all things Accreditation and the New Camp Director Workshops.
Elizabeth grew up in Long Pond Pennsylvania. Starting as a camper at age 8, she never left camp. After a short time in Indiana, she was very excited to come back east to work at ACA, New England.
Elizabeth has a B.A. in English from Alvernia College, MS.Ed in Sport Management from East Stroudsburg University and a Masters in Camp Administration from Indiana University.

Amelia Luke – If you call the ACA, New England office, you’ll likely hear Amelia’s friendly voice on the other end. However, as ACA New England’s Operations Coordinator, you can think of her as a Jane of all trades, dabbling in many of the projects that the team works on. Amelia’s camp experience began at age 4 when she attended Wanakee in Meredith, New Hampshire for the first time– she hasn’t looked back since. Amelia attended camp every summer after and served five summers on staff at Wanakee in varying roles from Counselor to Operations Director.
Her passion for camp is, in part, what inspired her to pursue a Masters in Public Administration at the University of Vermont, after earning her B.S. in Public Communications there.

LIFEGUARD INSTRUCTOR (Blended) (r.17) (ARC)
2023-06-10 10:00 - 2023-06-15 17:00 | Winona Camps, 35 Winona Rd, Bridgton, ME, 04009
LIFEGUARD INSTRUCTOR (Blended) (r.17) (ARC)
*LAPTOP COMPUTER REQUIRED*
Saturday, June 10th (10:00 AM) – Thursday, June 15th (5:00 PM)
This course trains lifeguards to teach Community Water Safety, and Lifeguard courses. Requires- Minimum age: 17; Must possess the skills and knowledge of lifeguard training and CPR for the Professional Rescuer.
Required – participants have current certifications. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in new Lifeguard Training skills.
Price: $525

WINONA TRAINING CLINICS INFORMATION
Course certifications document that a candidate successfully passed the requirements set forth by the American Red Cross (ARC), American Heart Association (AHA), the State of Maine, U.S. Sailing Association or Wilderness Medical Associates.
Certification is not a guarantee at our clinics. Instructors have sole responsibility in determining a candidate’s suitability for enrolling in a course and whether or not certification will be given or withheld, according to the standards of the governing organization. Winona will abide by instructor decisions, while assisting candidates to reach their goals. Most requirements for all courses are offered prior to, after, or within each course. Each course has a minimum number of participants required to conduct the course.
NOTE: All swimming course (Lifeguard Instructor, WSI) candidates are required to bring some type of wetsuit. This is in an effort to limit the problems caused by weather and pond temperature. Lifeguard and Lifeguard Instructors should also bring a mask and fins as they are a required part of the ARC Waterfront courses. All courses which have a CPR component will receive a new pocket mask as part of the course fees.

Basic Instructor Level 1 - National Archery Association
2023-06-10 13:00 - 2023-06-11 17:00 | William Lawrence Camp, 139 Federal Corner Rd, Center Tuftonboro, NH, 03816
National Archery Association BASIC INSTRUCTOR LEVEL 1
Begins Saturday, June 10 at 1:00 PM
Ends Sunday, June 11 at 5:00 PM or at the discretion of the instructor
Instructor: Lucy Morris
Course Fee: $200.00
Please mail the registration along with a check payable to William Lawrence Camp to the address at the top of the registration form. An acknowledgement, with directions and course information, will be sent upon receipt of registration. If you have any questions, please contact us at (603) 569-3698 or knoll@wlcamp.org

Please register prior to May 31, 2023. Courses that do not meet minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation.
ROOM AND BOARD: All Course Fees include room and board. Bring a sleeping bag and pillow and stay in one of our cabins. We will provide three meals a day. Participants will be responsible for their own clean-up.
Please note that we will expect guests to follow ‘generally accepted camp rules,’ such as no alcohol or tobacco. All those attending certification courses must be COVID vaccinated. We ask that all those staying with us remain in camp until the completion of their course. Our intent in providing these courses is as a service to our camping community.

WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR (Blended) (r.17) (ARC)
2023-06-10 13:00 - 2023-06-14 17:00 | Winona Camps, 35 Winona Rd, Bridgton, ME, 04009
WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR (Blended) (r.17) (ARC)
*LAPTOP COMPUTER REQUIRED*
Saturday, June 10th (1:00 PM) – Wednesday, June 14th (5:00 PM)
This course is designed to train instructors to teach all levels of American Red Cross Learn to Swim courses, Community Water Safety, Infant & Preschool Aquatics Program, and Water Safety Aide courses.
Requires -Minimum age 16; Level 4 Learn to Swim skills; online learning prior to arrival.
Price: $475

WINONA TRAINING CLINICS INFORMATION
Course certifications document that a candidate successfully passed the requirements set forth by the American Red Cross (ARC), American Heart Association (AHA), the State of Maine, U.S. Sailing Association or Wilderness Medical Associates.
Certification is not a guarantee at our clinics. Instructors have sole responsibility in determining a candidate’s suitability for enrolling in a course and whether or not certification will be given or withheld, according to the standards of the governing organization. Winona will abide by instructor decisions, while assisting candidates to reach their goals. Most requirements for all courses are offered prior to, after, or within each course. Each course has a minimum number of participants required to conduct the course.
NOTE: All swimming course (Lifeguard Instructor, WSI) candidates are required to bring some type of wetsuit. This is in an effort to limit the problems caused by weather and pond temperature. Lifeguard and Lifeguard Instructors should also bring a mask and fins as they are a required part of the ARC Waterfront courses. All courses which have a CPR component will receive a new pocket mask as part of the course fees.

Water Safety Instructor - American Red Cross
2023-06-11 08:30 - 2023-06-13 16:00 | William Lawrence Camp, 139 Federal Corner Rd, Center Tuftonboro, NH, 03816
American Red Cross WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR
Begins Sunday, June 11 at 8:30 AM
Ends Tuesday, June 13 at 4 PM or at the discretion of the instructor
Instructor: K.O. Bisson
Course Fee: $435.00
Please mail the registration along with a check payable to William Lawrence Camp to the address at the top of the registration form. An acknowledgement, with directions and course information, will be sent upon receipt of registration. If you have any questions, please contact us at (603) 569-3698 or knoll@wlcamp.org

Please register prior to May 31, 2023. Courses that do not meet minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation.
ROOM AND BOARD: All Course Fees include room and board. Bring a sleeping bag and pillow and stay in one of our cabins. We will provide three meals a day. Participants will be responsible for their own clean-up.
Please note that we will expect guests to follow ‘generally accepted camp rules,’ such as no alcohol or tobacco. All those attending certification courses must be COVID vaccinated. We ask that all those staying with us remain in camp until the completion of their course. Our intent in providing these courses is as a service to our camping community.

Climbing Wall Facilitator
2023-06-12 | Wyonegonic Camps, 215 Wyonegonic Road, Denmark, ME, 04022
Instructor: Adventure Mas
This course meets the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) for Ropes Facilitator Training. For more information please read this article.
All training also refers to American Camp Association (ACA) Accreditation Standards, Association for Challenge Course Technology Standards (ACCT), Professional Ropes Course Association (PRCA) and Maine State Licensing Regulations.
Mike and his team at Adventure Mas are also available for building and inspections.
Climbing Wall Facilitator
Purpose: Learn facilitation techniques, belaying skills and safety for climbing wall structures. Gain knowledge in risk management.
Dates: June 12, 2023
Cost: $95

Camp Rifle Instructor Training Course
2023-06-12 08:30 - 2023-06-13 16:00 | William Lawrence Camp, 139 Federal Corner Rd, Center Tuftonboro, NH, 03816
CAMP RIFLE INSTRUCTOR TRAINING COURSE
Begins Monday, June 12 at 8:30 AM
Ends Tuesday, June 13 at 4 PM or at the discretion of the instructor
Instructor: George Chase
Course Fee: $200.00
*Same curriculum as former CMP instructor course.
Please mail the registration along with a check payable to William Lawrence Camp to the address at the top of the registration form. An acknowledgement, with directions and course information, will be sent upon receipt of registration. If you have any questions, please contact us at (603) 569-3698 or knoll@wlcamp.org

Please register prior to May 31, 2023. Courses that do not meet minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation.
ROOM AND BOARD: All Course Fees include room and board. Bring a sleeping bag and pillow and stay in one of our cabins. We will provide three meals a day. Participants will be responsible for their own clean-up.
Please note that we will expect guests to follow ‘generally accepted camp rules,’ such as no alcohol or tobacco. All those attending certification courses must be COVID vaccinated. We ask that all those staying with us remain in camp until the completion of their course. Our intent in providing these courses is as a service to our camping community.

Waterfront Lifeguard Training - American Red Cross
2023-06-14 08:30 - 2023-06-16 16:00 | William Lawrence Camp, 139 Federal Corner Rd, Center Tuftonboro, NH, 03816
American Red Cross WATERFRONT LIFEGUARD TRAINING
Begins Wednesday, June 14 at 8:30 AM
Ends Friday, June 16 at 4 PM or at the discretion of the instructor
Instructor: TBD
Course Fee: $400.00
*Course includes American Red Cross CPR for the Professional and American Red Cross First Aid
Please mail the registration along with a check payable to William Lawrence Camp to the address at the top of the registration form. An acknowledgement, with directions and course information, will be sent upon receipt of registration. If you have any questions, please contact us at (603) 569-3698 or knoll@wlcamp.org

Please register prior to May 31, 2023. Courses that do not meet minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation.
ROOM AND BOARD: All Course Fees include room and board. Bring a sleeping bag and pillow and stay in one of our cabins. We will provide three meals a day. Participants will be responsible for their own clean-up.
Please note that we will expect guests to follow ‘generally accepted camp rules,’ such as no alcohol or tobacco. All those attending certification courses must be COVID vaccinated. We ask that all those staying with us remain in camp until the completion of their course. Our intent in providing these courses is as a service to our camping community.

Equine First Aid
2023-06-14 09:00 - 12:00 | Wyonegonic Camps, 215 Wyonegonic Road, Denmark, ME, 04022
Instructor: Dr. Tom Judd
Purpose:
Ideal for riding instructors & stable managers. A lecture on ‘What All Horse Handlers Should Know’ to prepare your riding staff for a healthy horse summer. Dr. Tom Judd will review treatment protocols of ill or injured horses. For over 25 years Dr. Judd has been the primary vet and consultant for Sarah Seaward, former Owner and Director of Camp Nashoba North. Expertly prepared handouts will include such topics as: Allergies and Bleeding, Colic, Fever, Foreign Bodies, Lameness, Hot Packing and Ophthalmic Application. Sarah and Dr. Judd will have time allotted for Q&A. This is a hands on lecture.
Dates: June 14, 2023 9am – 12pm
Cost: $90

National Archery Association – Level I
2023-06-14 09:00 - 18:00 | Wyonegonic Camps, 215 Wyonegonic Road, Denmark, ME, 04022
ARCHERY

Instructor: Lucy Morris, New England School of Archery and Supplies
Purpose:

To improve the safety and quality of archery instruction to individuals and small groups in a camp setting
To review archery techniques
To give instructors confidence in teaching
To learn to motivate and vary daily program
To care for equipment and make repairs
To comply with ACA Accreditation Standards and state licensing regulations.

Dates:

Option 1: June 14, 2023 9am – 6pm (includes lunch)
Option 2: June 15, 2023 9am – 6pm (includes lunch)

Cost: $225
Prerequisites: The minimum age for the Level I course is 15. However, when conducting an archery class, those under the age of 18 are required to have an adult (18+) supervision.
Certification: National Archery Association – Level I. Valid for three years from date of issue.
Note: Full attendance and participation is required. Mandatory online coursework must be completed – due 2 days prior to attending the in person training. Plan for anywhere from 3-8 hours to complete the pre-course work (time varies based on prior experience or familiarity with material). We plan to release access to the online training 2 weeks prior to the in person training.

LIFEGUARD TRAINING - Blended Learning with Waterfront Module (r.17) (ARC) (Includes First Aid, CPR for PR, AED) Updated 2017
2023-06-14 10:00 - 2023-06-16 17:00 | Winona Camps, 35 Winona Rd, Bridgton, ME, 04009
LIFEGUARD TRAINING – Blended Learning with Waterfront Module (r.17) (ARC) (Includes First Aid, CPR for PR, AED) Updated 2017
Wednesday, June 14th (10:00 AM) – Friday, June 16th (5:00 PM)
This course provides instruction in the necessary skills for an individual to qualify as a lifeguard.
Requires -Minimum age: 15; excellent physical condition and endurance – Pre-course swim test will take place in the POND: distance swim; timed swim / surface dive with brick retrieval; submerged swim.
THIS COURSE REQUIRES ONLINE WORK PRIOR TO ARRIVAL
Price: $395

WINONA TRAINING CLINICS INFORMATION
Course certifications document that a candidate successfully passed the requirements set forth by the American Red Cross (ARC), American Heart Association (AHA), the State of Maine, U.S. Sailing Association or Wilderness Medical Associates.
Certification is not a guarantee at our clinics. Instructors have sole responsibility in determining a candidate’s suitability for enrolling in a course and whether or not certification will be given or withheld, according to the standards of the governing organization. Winona will abide by instructor decisions, while assisting candidates to reach their goals. Most requirements for all courses are offered prior to, after, or within each course. Each course has a minimum number of participants required to conduct the course.
NOTE: All swimming course (Lifeguard Instructor, WSI) candidates are required to bring some type of wetsuit. This is in an effort to limit the problems caused by weather and pond temperature. Lifeguard and Lifeguard Instructors should also bring a mask and fins as they are a required part of the ARC Waterfront courses. All courses which have a CPR component will receive a new pocket mask as part of the course fees.

WILDERNESS FIRST AID
2023-06-15 08:00 - 2023-06-16 17:00 | Winona Camps, 35 Winona Rd, Bridgton, ME, 04009
WILDERNESS FIRST AID (Wilderness Medical Associates)
Saturday, June 15th (8:00 AM) – Sunday, June 16th (5:00 PM)
This course trains counselors, especially trip leaders, in emergency first aid in wilderness environments. Basic ideas for medicine for the field, emphasis on practical skills, and realistic simulation exercises are included. This course includes Wilderness Medical Associates (WMA) Adult CPR.
Requires-Minimum age: 18 (ages 16 & 17 may participate with written parental permission). REQUIRES ONLINE REGISTRATION WITH WMA. WINONA WILL PROVIDE LINK. SPECIAL NOTES: This course meets ACA mandatory Standard: HW-1C.
Price: $225

WINONA TRAINING CLINICS INFORMATION
Course certifications document that a candidate successfully passed the requirements set forth by the American Red Cross (ARC), American Heart Association (AHA), the State of Maine, U.S. Sailing Association or Wilderness Medical Associates.
Certification is not a guarantee at our clinics. Instructors have sole responsibility in determining a candidate’s suitability for enrolling in a course and whether or not certification will be given or withheld, according to the standards of the governing organization. Winona will abide by instructor decisions, while assisting candidates to reach their goals. Most requirements for all courses are offered prior to, after, or within each course. Each course has a minimum number of participants required to conduct the course.
NOTE: All swimming course (Lifeguard Instructor, WSI) candidates are required to bring some type of wetsuit. This is in an effort to limit the problems caused by weather and pond temperature. Lifeguard and Lifeguard Instructors should also bring a mask and fins as they are a required part of the ARC Waterfront courses. All courses which have a CPR component will receive a new pocket mask as part of the course fees.

Level 1 Archery Clinic
2023-06-19 09:00 - 16:00 | Camp Cedar, 112 Camp Cedar Rd, Casco, ME, 04015
The Details
Location: Camp Cedar–112 Camp Cedar Rd Casco, ME 04015
Date: Monday, June 19, 2023
Cost: $175 p/person
Time: 9am-4pm
Food: Includes lunch
Email sammy.campcedar@gmail.com to regiser.

NE New Camp Director Workshop 6/22/23
2023-06-22 09:00 - 17:00 | Berkshire Partners Blue Hill Boys & Girls Club, 15 Talbot Ave, Dorchester, MA, 02124
Are you a new camp director or planning a career in camp ?
Join us for a FAST PACED day focused on the many topics of running camp. Staff training, supervision, hiring, firing, and so many more!
Come prepared to fill your brain and notebook with lots of useful information.
A team of experienced directors and consultants will lead workshops and provide invaluable materials and hands-on training scenarios.
Members: $80
Non-members: $105
Inquire about FREE membership with bud@acanewengland.
PLEASE NOTE: If you are taking this training to fulfill the Massachusetts Camp Licensing requirements for directors, please note you ALSO need to attend the training with the Department of Public Health. This training will be held in conjunction with Massachusetts Camping Association.
DPH Spring Education Sessions for Camps
April 28 – Becket, MA (REGISTER HERE)
May 1 – Waltham, MA (REGISTER HERE)

New England Resident Camp Tours - Vermont
2023-09-11 - 2023-09-12 | Vermont Camps
ACA, New England is excited to head to Vermont for this year’s Fall Resident Camp Tours September 11 & 12! Sponsored by – Stickersandmore.com and IENA

These tours offer attendees a chance to visit seven overnight camps in two days including:

Brown Ledge Camp
Camp Kiniya
YWCA Camp Hochelaga
Songadeewin & Keewaydin Dunmore
Farm and Wilderness (Tamarack Farm and choice of Timberlake or Firefly Song)

This is a great opportunity to see a variety of camp properties, experience how other organizations run their programs and facilities, re-energize by networking with peers, discuss lessons learned and hot topics from the past summer, and gain new ideas as your off-season planning begins.
The $179/member; $199/non-member registration includes two lunches. Travel, lodging, breakfast, and dinner are not included.
Day One: We will kick off at Camp Brown Ledge around 11am on Monday, September 11th, then head over to Kiniya for lunch & a tour, and finish the day touring YWCA Camp Hochelaga by 5:15pm.
Day Two: Things kick off at 9am with tours of Keewaydin, followed by Songadeewin, and end with a farm-to-table lunch and tours of a couple of properties at Farm and Wilderness in Plymouth, Vermont (Tamarack Farm and choice of Timberlake or Firefly Song). We will be wrapping up around 3:30pm on the second day.
HOTEL INFORMATION: We have secured hotel block for the night of September 11 at the Courtyard Marriott in Middlebury for a rate of $179/night until September 1st. Call 802-388-7600 to reserve your room, make sure to mention ACA, New England to get the group booking rate. You can also choose to stay at another hotel or AirBnB in the area.
While this event highlights overnight camp properties, folks from all types of camps are welcome to attend!
(Want to see even more camps? Check out our Day Camp Tours opportunity in Massachusetts on October 2 too!)

Thank you to stickersandmore.com & IENA for their sponsorship and support!

Coffee & Camp Chat - Season 4
2023-09-15 10:00 - 11:00 | New England Camp Community
Coffee & Camp Chat is a bi-weekly discussion among summer camp people! Sip your favorite beverage as we share insights, swap stories, and discuss trends in camping. Cozy into your Friday with fellow camp folk while we brew ideas, forge connections, and remind each other why there’s no place like camp!
Topic for 9/15: Reflecting on summer. What worked, and what needs work? We’ll chat about the challenges and opportunities that popped up throughout the 2023 camping season.
ACCESS: C&CC is open to everyone in camping. However, we host these gatherings through the New England Camp Community (ACA, New England’s members platform). If you are not currently an ACA, New England member and you’d like to join us for Coffee & Camp Chat, please reach out to bud@acanewengland.org. He’ll help you with your one-time setup, so you can join us for all future chats.
HOW TO JOIN:
How to Find and Access Events (Video with Narration)
How to Find and Access Events (Step by Step Guide)
FOR NEW ENGLAND MEMBERS: If it’s your first time logging into the New England Camp Community, and you need help, please refer to our NE Camp Community page or email bud@acanewengland.org.

Coffee & Camp Chat - Season 4
2023-09-29 10:00 - 11:00 | Tradewing
Coffee & Camp Chat is a bi-weekly discussion among summer camp people! Sip your favorite beverage as we share insights, swap stories, and discuss trends in camping. Cozy into your Friday with fellow camp folk while we brew ideas, forge connections, and remind each other why there’s no place like camp!
Topic for 9/29: Staff Culture and Expectations
ACCESS: C&CC is open to everyone in camping. However, we host these gatherings through the New England Camp Community (ACA, New England’s members platform). If you are not currently an ACA, New England member and you’d like to join us for Coffee & Camp Chat, please reach out to bud@acanewengland.org. He’ll help you with your one-time setup, so you can join us for all future chats.
HOW TO JOIN:
How to Find and Access Events (Video with Narration)
How to Find and Access Events (Step by Step Guide)
FOR NEW ENGLAND MEMBERS: If it’s your first time logging into the New England Camp Community, and you need help, please refer to our NE Camp Community page or email bud@acanewengland.org.

New England Day Camp Tours - Massachusetts
2023-10-02 09:30 - 15:15 | Massachusetts Camps
ONLINE REGISTRATION HAS CLOSED. Please call ACA, New England at 781-541-6080 to see if we can accommodate you if you’d like to join this program.
ACA, New England is excited to offer a one-day Day Camp Tours program in Massachusetts on October 2!
Join us to explore the properties and facilities at:

Hale Education (Westwood, MA) and
Everwood Day Camp (Sharon, MA)

This is a great opportunity to see camps while also learning about their programming and operational strategies (e.g. transportation and drop-off/pick-up) and networking with your peers. Lunch will be included.
The $69/member; $95/non-member registration fee includes lunch. Travel is not included (camps are approximately 25 minutes from each other).
We will start at Hale Education (check-in begins at 9:30 am) with the tour beginning at 10:00 am and will finish at Everwood by 3:15 pm.
While this event highlights day camp properties, folks from all types of camps are welcome to attend!
(Want to see even more camps? Check out our Resident Camp Tours opportunity in Vermont September 11 & 12 too!)

Hot Topics w/EPIC New England
2023-10-02 14:30 - 15:30 | Tradewing
Throughout the “off season”, EPIC New England hosts monthly drop-ins for Emerging Professionals In Camping to connect and share thoughts, questions, information, etc. around the topics that currently affect them in camping.
While hosted by EPIC, these conversations are open to anyone (EPIC, full-time, seasonal, veteran, etc.) who has insights or questions around the Hot Topic of the day.
Topic for 9/29: Staff Culture: what role does it play and what role do we play in staff culture at camp?
ACCESS: “Hot Topics” is open to everyone in camping. However, we host these gatherings through the New England Camp Community (ACA, New England’s members platform). If you are not currently an ACA, New England member and you’d like to join EPIC for Hot Topics, please reach out to bud@acanewengland.org. He’ll help you with your one-time setup, so you can join us for all future chats.
HOW TO JOIN:
How to Find and Access Events (Video with Narration)
How to Find and Access Events (Step by Step Guide)
FOR NEW ENGLAND MEMBERS: If it’s your first time logging into the New England Camp Community, and you need help, please refer to our NE Camp Community page or email bud@acanewengland.org.

EPIC, New England
Emerging Professionals In Camping (EPIC) is a kindred group within the American Camp Association for counselors, staff, and other camp professionals to connect and grow their careers in camping.
In January 2019, a group of emerging professionals in New England camping gathered at the ACA, New England office in Lexington, MA. Since then, EPIC, New England has continued to provide support, connections, and opportunities for anyone making that move into a camp career or taking another step towards their goals in the industry.
If you are someone passionate about a career in camping or a current camp pro looking for more growth and development, you are EPIC.

Resource Community Series: Business of Camp
2023-10-05 10:00 - 11:30 | ACA, New England/Zoom (depending on session)
Resource Community Series:
Business of Camp (200-Level)
**While the first session has passed, we still welcome new registrations to begin with the group in November.**
Have you been in a leadership role at camp for several years (think executive director, CEO, COO, camp director), understand at least the fundamentals of “business of camp,” and are interested in digging deeper to intentionally explore these areas with colleagues? If so, this resource community is for you! Discussion topics will include:

Budgeting and finances,
Risk management,
Human resource management,
Strategic planning, and
Marketing and camper recruitment

Through a series of monthly facilitated discussions (October to May), you’ll share and get feedback from others, troubleshoot challenges, and explore new ideas and tactics in a safe and professional space. Nick Teich, PhD, LCSW, founder and former CEO of Harbor Camps and owner of Fairwinds Consulting, LLC, will moderate the group. His role will be to encourage participant-led discussions, provide resources, and offer observations and insights, while keeping the conversation and session flow going!
This series is not designed to be a how-to, but an interactive, live, discussion-based opportunity for camp leaders looking to build their network and grow their skills. Sessions will not be recorded. There will be two sessions in-person (one local to Lexington, MA and one at the New England Camp Conference in Manchester, NH), one hybrid opportunity, and five Zoom sessions. The schedule is as follows:

October 5, 2023, 10 am – 1 pm, In-Person, ACA, New England offices, 80 Westview Street, Lexington, MA
November 2, 2023, 9:30 am – 11 am, Zoom
December 7, 2023, 9:30 am – 11 am, Zoom
January 4, 2024, 9:30 am – 11 am, Zoom
February 15, 2024, 9:30 am – 11 am, Zoom
March 21/22/23, 2024, In-person at ACANE conference in Manchester, NH, 90 minutes (day/time TBD)
April 11, 2024, 10 am – 1 pm, Hybrid (in-person attendance at ACA, New England in Lexington, MA highly recommended),
May 2, 2024, 9:30 am – 11 am, Zoom

Cost: $269/ACA members; $319/Non-members. (Registration is for the duration of the series – eight sessions in total.)
REGISTER HERE!
Trying to decide if this is a good fit for you? We’d say yes if your job responsibilities include overseeing several of the bullet points listed above and you can prioritize and commit to attending the full series of sessions. Day and overnight camp staff are all welcome.
As space is limited to around 20 participants to ensure meaningful interactions, we can only accommodate one staff member per camp at this time. Participants will receive 14 Continuing Education Credits (CECs) for their full participation.
If you are looking for more skill-based sessions or other resource communities, please look at ACA, New England’s event calendar or reach out to ACA, New England for help identifying other opportunities to meet these needs.

About the Facilitator
Nick Teich, PhD, LCSW, runs Fairwinds Camp Consulting, where he trains and consults with camps on a myriad of issues. In 2009 Nick started Harbor Camps, and, over the next 13 years, oversaw the purchase and renovation of its own lakefront property and grew it to more than 800 campers each summer. Nick has a master’s degree in social work from Boston College and a doctorate in social policy from Brandeis University.
Nick began his overnight camping career in Maine at the age of 10, where he subsequently became a CIT, counselor, and a member of the camp leadership. Prior to overnight camp, he was a day camper in NY. Nick is a member of the ACA-New England Board of Directors and Maine Summer Camps. He lives in the Boston area with his wife and two daughters.

Learnings from the Field: MESH Supports at Camps
2023-10-06 10:30 - 11:30 | Zoom
We know that mental, emotional, and social health (MESH) continues to be a topic of discussion for many camps as they explore ways to support staff and campers. Learnings from the Field sessions are designed for YOU to hear from camps doing this work in the field.
We will be joined by several camps who will share some strategies they have been implementing, including: Employee Assistance Programs, increased staffing models (community support teams, staff coordinators, and overall staffing), journaling for campers, and a serenity cabin. You will hear from:

Lisa Carter, Executive Director of Agassiz Village, an overnight camp in Maine
Emily Courtiss, Director of Camp Vega in Maine, an overnight camp in Maine
Amy Podolsky, Director of Camp Sewataro, a day camp in Massachusetts
Liz Turnwald & Jess Smith, Co-Directors of EVkids, an overnight camp in VT (the organization also runs school-year tutoring programs)

We are not experts, but practitioners. So, come to hear and learn from others and pose questions you might have.
Please plan to join us live for these sessions! If you cannot join live, please register and email kerry@acanewengland.org to request a copy of the recording, which will be viewable for 30 days following the event.
Registration fees are non-refundable, but may be transferred to another attendee from your camp/organization by emailing kerry@acanewengland.org before the start of the program.

Resource Community Series: Newer Camp Directors
2023-10-10 10:00 - 2023-11-14 11:30 | ACA, New England/Zoom (depending on session)
Resource Community Series:
Newer Camp Directors (200-Level)
**While the first session has passed, we still welcome new registrations to begin with the group in November.**
For camp professionals with 1-4 summers of camp director experience
(Both day and resident camp directors are welcome! As space is limited to around 20 participants, we can only accommodate one director per camp at this time.)
We know that building community with colleagues from a variety of camps throughout New England will help you feel supported as you move forward in your camping career. Join us for a series of monthly facilitated discussions (October to May) where you’ll have the opportunity to share ideas and resources, get feedback, troubleshoot challenges, and explore opportunities in a safe and professional space.
Topics will be flexible based on the group’s needs/interests, but discussions in prior years have included:

Building & supporting your team: recruiting, hiring, compensation & benefits, retention, training, evaluation
Behind-the-scenes: risk management, budgeting, technology, marketing
Being a leader: time management, hard decisions
Mental, emotional, and social health (MESH): policies, best practices, resources, self-care
Camp culture and tradition: exploring the “why,” innovating
Parent engagement: handbooks, communication, recruitment

Emily Golinsky, Founder of Bright Moose Training, Consulting & Advocacy, former Executive Director at Camp Starfish and a member of ACA, New England’s New Camp Director Workshop faculty, will facilitate the sessions. Her role will be to encourage participant-led discussions, provide resources, offer observations and insights, all while keeping the conversation and session flow going!
This series is not designed to be a how-to, but an interactive discussion-based opportunity for directors looking to build their professional network and resource sharing as leaders. Sessions will not be recorded. For 2023-2024, there will be two sessions in-person (one local to Lexington, MA and one at the New England Camp Conference in Manchester, NH) and six Zoom sessions. Exact session dates will be confirmed soon:

October 10, 2023, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm – In-person, ACA, New England offices, 80 Westview Street, Lexington, MA
November 14, 2023, 10:00 am – 11:30 am – Zoom
December 12, 2023, 10:00 am – 11:30 am – Zoom
January 9, 2024, 10:00 am – 11:30 am – Zoom
February 13, 2024, 10:00 am – 11:30 am – Zoom
March 21/22/23, 2024, In-person during ACANE conference in Manchester, NH (90 minutes, exact day & time TBD)
April 9, 2024, 10:00 am – 11:30 am – Zoom
May 7, 2024, 10:00 am – 11:30 am – Zoom

Trying to decide if this is a good fit for you? We’d say yes if you can prioritize and commit to attending the full series of sessions, have been in a director-level role for 1-4 summers, and your job responsibilities include at least a few of the following: overseeing staff teams, including HR functions and training; establishing policies for your camp/organization; setting and managing a budget; creating parent handbooks; and being involved with strategic business decisions for your camp/organization.
If you are looking for more skill-based sessions or other resource communities, please look at ACA, New England’s event calendar or reach out to ACA, New England for help identifying other opportunities to meet these needs.
Cost: $269/ACA members; $319/Non-members. (Registration is for the duration of the series – eight sessions in total.)
REGISTER HERE!

About the Facilitator
Emily Golinsky is the Founder of Bright Moose, LLC, which provides training, coaching, consultation and professional development to camps, organizations and individuals guided by the motto “Help Others Shine Bright!” Her professional background includes over two decades of year-round and summer camp leadership in both day and residential environments for children in crisis, special needs youth, and traditional campers, including 15 years as Executive Director at Camp Starfish (NH). Emily is a regular presenter at conferences and is active in ACA, New England, where she is a Lead Visitor, conference committee member, and member of the Faculty for the New Camp Directors Workshop. Emily is on the Board of Directors for NHCamps and is a contributor to Camping Magazine, ParentingNH, the Project Real Job Blog, and the Day Camp Pod. She holds a BS in Health Psychology and an MS in Camp Administration and Leadership. She is also an education advocate for youth with special needs and a certified Adult Mental Health First Aid Instructor. Emily’s sense of humor and genuine warm connection to individuals comes through in her facilitation style. Fair warning: she is an avid collector of terribly awesome puns.

Coffee & Camp Chat - Season 4
2023-10-13 10:00 - 11:00 | Tradewing
Coffee & Camp Chat is a bi-weekly discussion among summer camp people! Sip your favorite beverage as we share insights, swap stories, and discuss trends in camping. Cozy into your Friday with fellow camp folk while we brew ideas, forge connections, and remind each other why there’s no place like camp!
Topic for 10/13: MESH Supports at Camp – In light of our recent “Learnings from the Field”, let’s start by talking about Mental, Emotional, and Social Health for campers and staff.
ACCESS: C&CC is open to everyone in camping. However, we host these gatherings through the New England Camp Community (ACA, New England’s members platform). If you are not currently an ACA, New England member and you’d like to join us for Coffee & Camp Chat, please reach out to bud@acanewengland.org. He’ll help you with your one-time setup, so you can join us for all future chats.
HOW TO JOIN:
How to Find and Access Events (Video with Narration)
How to Find and Access Events (Step by Step Guide)
FOR NEW ENGLAND MEMBERS: If it’s your first time logging into the New England Camp Community, and you need help, please refer to our NE Camp Community page or email bud@acanewengland.org.

Resource Community Series: MESH Systems and Supports at Camp
2023-10-19 09:00 - 2023-11-16 10:30 | ACA, New England/Zoom (depending on session)
Resource Community Series:
MESH Systems and Supports at Camp (200-Level)
Have you/your camp been setting up mental, emotional, and social health (MESH) supports for your staff and campers or are you ready to take the next steps to do so? This series of monthly facilitated discussions (October to May) is designed to give camp leaders with decision-making responsibilities the space and support to dive deep into examining what your camp is already doing, identifying gaps, and setting intentions for future actions. For example:

Do you have staff dedicated to social/emotional support of campers/staff and if so, what is their role and how is it going? If not, what would it take to get you there?
What resources are in place in case of a mental health emergency or a crisis requiring urgent emotional/mental health support for your staff/campers?
What kind of MESH training does/should your leadership staff get each year? Counselors?
Have your staff expressed the need for more breaks or time off? What actions can you take?
How are your health forms/intake systems providing you with the information you need to best support campers and staff (or what needs to change)?
What innovative things do you want to try and how can colleagues help you workshop ideas?

Nick Teich, PhD, LCSW, founder and former CEO of Harbor Camps and owner of Fairwinds Consulting, LLC, will moderate the group. His role will be to encourage participant-led discussions, provide resources, offer observations and insights, all while keeping the conversation and session flow going!
Resource community participants should be in a role where they are responsible for making decisions about MESH programming and policy at their camp or have direct influence/input into that process.
This series is not designed to be a how-to, but an interactive, live, discussion-based opportunity for participants to have meaningful conversations about the MESH systems and supports at their camp. Sessions will not be recorded. There will be two sessions in-person (one local to Lexington, MA and one at the New England Camp Conference in Manchester, NH), one hybrid opportunity, and five Zoom sessions. The schedule is as follows:

October 19, 2023, 10 am – 1 pm, In-person, ACA, New England offices, 80 Westview Street, Lexington, MA
November 16, 2023, Zoom, 10 am – 11:30 am
December 14, 2023, 10 am – 11:30 am, Zoom
January18, 2024, 10 am – 11:30 am, Zoom
February 15, 2024, 10 am – 11:30 am, Zoom
March 21/22/23, 2024, In-person at ACANE conference in Manchester, NH, 90 minutes (day/time TBD)
April 18, 2024, 10 am – 1 pm, Hybrid (in-person attendance at ACA, New England, Lexington, MA highly recommended)
May 9, 2024, 10 am – 11:30 am, Zoom

Trying to decide if this is a good fit for you? We’d say yes if 1) your job includes leadership responsibilities related to decision-making around mental, emotional, and social health supports to your camp community; 2) you have started this work or plan to take action by summer 2024; 3) you are excited to openly and honestly share your knowledge and perspectives with other camp in the resource community; 4) you can prioritize and commit to attending the full series of sessions.
As space is limited to around 20 participants to ensure meaningful interactions, we can accommodate one staff member per camp at this time. Participants will receive 14 Continuing Education Credits (CECs) for their full participation.
Cost: $269/ACA members; $319/Non-members. (Registration is for the duration of the series – eight sessions in total.)
REGISTER HERE!
If you are looking for more skill-based sessions or other resource communities, please look at ACA, New England’s event calendar or reach out to ACA, New England for help identifying other opportunities to meet these needs.
About the Facilitator
Nick Teich, PhD, LCSW, runs Fairwinds Camp Consulting, where he trains and consults with camps on a myriad of issues. In 2009 Nick started Harbor Camps, and, over the next 13 years, oversaw the purchase and renovation of its own lakefront property and grew it to more than 800 campers each summer. Nick has a master’s degree in social work from Boston College and a doctorate in social policy from Brandeis University.
Nick began his overnight camping career in Maine at the age of 10, where he subsequently became a CIT, counselor, and a member of the camp leadership. Prior to overnight camp, he was a day camper in NY. Nick is a member of the ACA-New England Board of Directors and Maine Summer Camps. He lives in the Boston area with his wife and two daughters.

Coffee & Camp Chat - 10/27
2023-10-27 10:00 - 11:00 | Tradewing
Starting Point for 10/27: Summer Self-Care for YOU! We’ve spent a few chats talking about how we care for others. This time, let’s look at how we’re taking care of ourselves throughout the “camp season”.
Coffee & Camp Chat is a bi-weekly discussion among summer camp people! Sip your favorite beverage as we share insights, swap stories, and discuss trends in camping. Cozy into your Friday with fellow camp folk while we brew ideas, forge connections, and remind each other why there’s no place like camp!
ACCESS: C&CC is open to everyone in camping. However, we host these gatherings through the New England Camp Community (ACA, New England’s members platform). If you are not currently an ACA, New England member and you’d like to join us for Coffee & Camp Chat, please reach out to bud@acanewengland.org. He’ll help you with your one-time setup, so you can join us for all future chats.
HOW TO JOIN:
How to Find and Access Events (Video with Narration)
How to Find and Access Events (Step by Step Guide)
FOR NEW ENGLAND MEMBERS: If it’s your first time logging into the New England Camp Community, and you need help, please refer to our NE Camp Community page or email bud@acanewengland.org.

What is EPIC, New England?
2023-10-27 14:30 - 15:00 | Tradewing
Join the leadership for Emerging Professionals in Camping, New England for an introduction and overview of the year ahead.

What is EPIC, New England? Where is it? Who is it for? How can engaging with EPIC? And why is getting involved with EPIC good for you and your camp?

The first half of this session will be recorded, so if you can’t make it, still RSVP so we can send you the recording link.

The second portion is reserved for Q&A. If none arise, we’ll host an impromptu Hot Topics to finish our Friday.

2023 ACA Staffing Summit
2023-10-30 - 2023-11-01 | Online
ACA Inc., ACA, New York and New Jersey, ACA, Illinois and ACA, New England are proud to present the 2023 Staffing Summit.
The 2023 Staffing Summit will feature critical learning, speaker panels, roundtables and engaging sessions spanning three days. The virtual delivery of the conference increases the benefits of convenience and value while preserving the great networking and timely information which are hallmarks of ACA conferences. We will share practical solutions around addressing the staffing shortage, innovative ways to recruit staff and best practices for staff retention.
The 2023 Staffing Summit will offer 45 sessions on out of the box ways to connect with staff, virtual job fairs and interviewing, recruiting specialized staff, and so much more. Session recordings will be available to attendees until December 1. Each day will have featured speakers, keynote presentations from industry thought leaders and networking opportunities to share resources and ideas. Don’t miss one of the most important events of the season!
EARLY BIRD PRICE: Members $75 / Non-members $150 (Through October 1)
REGULAR PRICES: Members $100 / Non-members $200 (After October 1)
Student and EPIC pricing available. See event page for details.
Call for Presenters
The Staffing Summit Committee is now accepting session proposals for the 2023 Staffing Summit. Proposals will be accepted through September 8. Please complete the session proposal form, linked below:
Session Proposal Form
Please send questions to Erin Flores, eflores@ACAcamps.org
