Student safety is our primary focus. This means being free from sickness, physical injury, and emotional hurt. The amenities utilized at the host campus as well as the camp protocols are facets of this focus.

Students are housed in secure campus dormitories. Female students are housed on floors designated only for female students. Lights are out in the rooms at 10:30 pm. Except in medical or fire emergencies, students are to be in their own rooms at this time and camp staff will not be in student rooms. Outsiders do not have access to the dormitories. Dormitories are supervised at night. The student/ advisor ratio is  12:1, with advisors living on the same floor as their students. Medical problems receive timely and proper attention-- first aid, physician, or hospital, as merited by the case. Those who have special medical needs are looked after accordingly--the Registration Form asks for the list of any medical problems such as Asthma, allergies, reactions and other problems.  

Students have access to university athletic facilities and computers. Parents can telephone student in student's own room. Opportunities are provided for social and cultural activities as well as trips to the outdoors and local attractions.  

We strive to provide a place that is at least as safe as the student's home, where the student is treated with respect, the program is challenging but not overwhelming and the academic activities are balanced by athletic, social and cultural activities. Details are in the pre-camp information sent to enrolled students.

George Rubin Thomas
Executive Director

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