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\nJune 17, 2019<\/p>\n

\nThe following are current year-round job openings in the U.S.
\n(or seasonal openings longer than just May – August)<\/em><\/p>\n

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\n a job opening<\/a> on Year-Round Jobs at Camp.<\/p>\n

\nAlphabetical by state under the following categories:<\/p>\n

Activity Specialist = 8<\/a>
\nAdministration = 20<\/a>
\nJobs
\n in Fall\/Winter\/Spring = 6<\/a><\/p>\n

*New listings = 16
\nTotal listings = <\/em>34
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\n<\/a>ACTIVITY
\n SPECIALIST<\/u><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

\n* ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION TEACHER NATURALIST – CALIFORNIA\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nReady for the adventure of a lifetime? \u2022 Do you want to live and work in the Redwood Forest of West Sonoma County in a community of 15 fun people dedicated to holistic education, making a difference in kid\u2019s lives and changing the world? \u2022 Are you interested
\n in delivering innovative science curriculum developed by the BEETLES Program of the Lawrence Hall of Science: research based, field tested and aligned with Next Generation Science Standards? \u2022 Would you like to spend each week with your own Exploration Group
\n of 11-13 students facilitating an experience that deepens their connection to self, others, nature and God (or \u201cSpirit of Love\u201d or \u201cSource energy\u201d or \u201cUniverse\u201d or \u201cInsert name that suits you here!\u201d) Caritas Creek at CYO Camp offers a unique combination of
\n science curriculum aligned with Next Generation Science Standards, retreat style activities and group challenges for classes of students in the 5-8 grades. During the week, they are exposed to a series of themes, hikes, activities and lessons designed to promote
\n learning, awareness and character development on multiple levels: personal, social, environmental and spiritual. QUALIFICATIONS: \u2022 Bachelor’s degree in education, environmental studies, geography, biology. For more information please contact Paul Raia at
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\npraia@catholiccharitiessf.org<\/a> (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\nOUTDOOR EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS\/SPECIALISTS – INDIANA <\/strong>
\nBradford Woods is Indiana University\u2019s Outdoor Center, serving nearly 20,000 people annually through amazing outdoor programs. The Environmental Education program has been going strong for over 60 years and provides standards-based curriculum to students. Adventure
\n Education provides team building and leadership development to youth, emerging professionals and adults. Environmental Explorers Summer Camp gives kids a chance to return in the summer and \u201cplay\u201d again in the woods and learn a little something too! Do you
\n love the outdoors, teaching kids, everything camp, and making a difference in the lives of others? Check out our spring, summer, and fall opportunities in 2019. We hire outdoor instructors and specialists on an ongoing basis. For more information and full
\n job descriptions, go to
\nwww.bradwoods.org<\/a> or contact Melanie at
\nmjwills@indiana.edu<\/a> or 765-342-2915. IU is a EOE\/AA\/M\/F\/VET\/Disability (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\nPROGRAM INSTRUCTOR – NEW YORK\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nProgram Staff are responsible for preparation and delivery of programs offered through the Environmental Education, Teambuilding, and Group and Family Retreats programs. Must be able to effectively communicate and interact with students and guests of all ages.
\n Frost Valley seeks to promote deeper connections within our students and guests with the outdoors, with others and with themselves. Experience working with children a must. Bachelor’s degree, preferably in Education, Environmental Studies, Outdoor Recreation,
\n or related field a plus. Equivalent life experience working with children accepted. Must have a firm commitment to working with children from diverse backgrounds and to guest service. FA\/CPR required (will train). See our School Programs and Family\/Group Programs
\n pages on our website for descriptions of the programs. Persons of color encouraged to apply. – $65-75\/day DOE, R\/B included. – Medical\/dental\/life insurance after completing 60 days. – Shared and individual housing with own private room. – On-site\/Off-site
\n training. Runs late-August to mid-June. Please send resume\/cover letter\/references to Brett Tillman at
\n
\nbtillman@frostvalley.org<\/a> Also hiring Fall-only positions running late-August to mid-November. (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\nGROUP LEADER – WILDERNESS INSTRUCTOR – NORTH CAROLINA\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nTimber Ridge is a wilderness treatment center, designed to provide a 6-15 month program that rehabilitates at-risk boys between the ages of 12 and 17. We are located near Salisbury, NC. As a group leader you would live with a group of eight to ten teen aged
\n males in a wilderness setting for the duration of your shift. You will help the group make their time goals, guide them in problem solving, and lead them in activities and work projects designed to improve confidence and cooperation. These boys are all here
\n to receive help for whatever emotional or behavioral problems they’ve had in their lives. They receive treatment primarily through the group living process, but also meet monthly with licensed counselors who help them resolve their familial issues. Group leaders
\n work a rotating schedule consisting of three days on and three days off.\u00a0 Pay starts at 30k\/yr, with $100\/month health insurance, dental, vision, 10 vacation days & 12 sick days per year, 5% raises annually and promotions based on performance. If you would
\n like further information, please visit our website
\nwww.trtc.net<\/a> or call 704-279-1199 and ask for Charlie.<\/p>\n

\n* OUTDOOR EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR – OHIO\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nNature\u2019s Classroom at Ohio FFA Camp Muskingum is seeking enthusiastic, fun, and talented individuals excited to work with young people in our outdoor education program. Students always remember their time at camp, and our instructors have the opportunity to
\n impact and be a part of this special event in their lives! Take students on hikes, tour the nature center, and lead them through team-building activities while being yourself and enjoying a relaxed work environment on beautiful Leesville Lake. Our staff does
\n not supervise students at night and instead live in our staff house which includes free Wi-Fi and laundry, satellite TV, and a full kitchen. Our season will run from August 11th to November 16th. We offer great teaching and resume building experience! Ideal
\n candidates love the outdoors, working with children, and have experience working in an educational or camp setting. Individuals from all areas of study are encouraged to apply. Pay starts at $280\/week including room and board. More information about who we
\n are and our program is available at
\nhttp:\/\/ohioffa.org\/camp\/natures-classroom\/<\/a>\ufeff or you can contact Jody or River at
\n
\nncdirector@ohioffa.org<\/a> (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\n* OUTDOOR EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR – TEXAS\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nAt The Outdoor School (TOS) students are able to experience their natural environment in a fun and educational setting. We offer a variety of programming for visiting schools to choose from, typically working with 5th – 7th-grade students. Instructors teach
\n from a pre-approved academic and adventure curriculum including Teambuilding, Reptiles, Water Quality, Kayaking, High Ropes Courses, Archery, Outdoor Survival, Art in Nature, and many more! Compensation includes housing, meals during program, and a $260\/week
\n stipend for new instructors. There are also several opportunities for professional growth at TOS! Instructors participate in a 3-week training period that provides challenge course training, teambuilding facilitation skills, Red Cross First Aid\/CPR certification,
\n Red Cross Lifeguard Certification (optional), and the foundation for great friendships! The Fall Season runs mid-August through November 22nd. For more information please contact Personnel Director Mark Stein via email at
\n
\nmstein@outdoorschool.com<\/a> or visit
\nhttps:\/\/www.outdoorschool.com\/camp-champions\/employment<\/a> (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\n* PROGRAM SPECIALIST – WISCONSIN\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nAre you looking for an exciting position that will help you grow your skills as an outdoor professional? Edwards YMCA Camp is looking for motivated people to join our staff of Program Specialists. As a program specialist you will have the opportunity to learn
\n about all of the aspects of an Outdoor Education. Most of your time will be spent working with the varied groups that visit our facilities (Schools, Youth Groups, Churches, Adult Retreats, etc.). You are our ideal candidate if you have experience in either
\n a residential camp or outdoor education facility, love working in the outdoors, and are looking for a great place to grow their skills while contributing to an awesome program. Compensation includes health insurance, semi-private housing while employed, meals
\n while groups are on site, YMCA Membership, $300 \/week, based on a 5 day work week. If you are interested in joining this team of dedicated professionals please email Ali Eisenman
\n
\naeisenman@campedwards.org<\/a> and Mike Rutenbar
\nmrutenbar@campedwards.org<\/a> a copy of your resume and a little about yourself and why you are interested in the position.\u00a0 The position starts Aug 19th and runs until mid-june 2020.
\n
\nhttp:\/\/campedwards.org\/program-specialist\/<\/a> (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

YOUTH ACTIVITIES COUNSELOR: SHIPBOARD <\/strong>
\nThis is a Shipboard Role. Responsibilities: Interact with\/supervise children ages 3-12 in entertaining environment. Provide set-up, clean-up and support during facilitated activities onboard and on Castaway Cay. Clean youth spaces; uphold USPH standards.\u00a0 Greet
\n guests; could assist with check in\/out process. Prep food trays for children. Facilitate activities to groups, requiring use of a microphone. Ensure secured programming policies are followed. Help with island rentals, beach set-up\/clean-up, and activities
\n on Castaway Cay. Comply with company policies\/procedures, and ship rules\/regulations. Participate in Emergency Duties. Basic Qualifications: Minimum 2 years recent experience in a high-volume, fast-paced recreational\/camp setting with children. Ability to
\n command attention of large groups. Be at least 20 years of age. Be able to speak, read and write fluent English. Willingness to live and work onboard ships. Be able to work a 7-day, 70-84 hour week with limited time off. Adhere to Disney appearance guidelines.
\n Agree to share a cabin. Preferred Qualifications: Schooling in recreation, education, or related. Bi-lingual in Spanish and\/or Portuguese. Experience working with special needs children. To apply, click here:
\n
\nhttps:\/\/jobs.disneycareers.com\/job\/shipboard\/youth-activities-counselor\/391\/10280150?cid=12345<\/a><\/p>\n

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\n<\/a>ADMINISTRATION<\/u><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

\nOUTDOOR EDUCATION MANAGER – ARIZONA\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nChapel Rock, an ACA accredited camp, located in Prescott, Arizona is in search of a full time Outdoor Education Manager. Owned by the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona, Chapel Rock offers a 2 night 3 day residential science camp program, the Aspen Creek Outdoor
\n School, which serves approximately 70 schools throughout the year. Qualified applicants must have a minimum of a Bachelors Degree, 3 years related experience and 1-3 years in a supervisory role. Primary responsibilities include but are not limited to managing
\n a team of 10-12 seasonal outdoor staff, serving as the primary contact and on site host for schools, serving as a lead facilitator and assisting on the Challenge Course, managing program department budget, curriculum design, program marketing and growth, maintaining
\n ACA standards, and assisting the Episcopal summer camp. Benefits: Salary commensurate with experience and qualifications, full medical, dental benefits and retirement package. Please reply with a cover letter and resume via email to
\n
\nkwood@chapelrock.net<\/a> (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\nASSISTANT DIRECTOR – CALIFORNIA\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nThe United Boys and Girls Club of Santa Barbara seeks a new Assistant Director for its retreat\/rental camp in the Los Padres National Forrest. Camp Whittier is a 100-acre camp consisting of 160 beds, a zip line and ropes course, pool, archery, hiking trails,
\n two lodges and plenty of wildlife. This unique location is close to modern conveniences, while still being surrounded by the deep-woods landscapes. Situated between the Los Padres National Forest, Lake Cachuma, and the Pacific Ocean, this is an outdoor person\u2019s
\n dream location. The camp’s main operations include an Outdoor Education Program in the spring and fall, Church Retreats, Leadership Retreats, and third party summer camps. The ideal candidate will have experience with bookkeeping, contracts, customer service,
\n staff management and camp supervision. Salary DEO. Housing available. Some overnight camp supervision required. For more information please contact Kelsey Hamilton at
\n
\nkhamilton@unitedbg.org<\/a> (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\nSUMMER CAMP PROGRAM DIRECTOR – CALIFORNIA\/ILLINOIS\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nGalileo is looking for program visionaries to direct our Bay Area, Southern California, and Chicagoland sites for the 2020 season. Directors are outstanding educational leaders who assume overall leadership of a summer day camp location\u2014including staff hiring
\n and management and day-to-day operations\u2014and further our mission to develop innovators who envision and create a better world. Make a lasting positive impact while working for an award-winning company at the forefront of an educational movement. (15 hours\/week
\n from January-June; full-time during summer) Hear directly from Galileo Camp Directors at
\n
\nwww.youtube.com\/watch?v=akhVrNU5_MU<\/a>, and learn more and apply at
\nwww.galileo-camps.com\/jobs\/camp-director-jobs<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\n* CAMP DIRECTOR – FLORIDA \u00a0<\/strong>
\nPine Tree Camps at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida is seeking a Camp Director for the next chapter of leadership. With traditional and specialized day camps and resident camps, Pine Tree welcomes 2,000 campers each summer on the beautiful Lynn University
\n campus. The Camp Director provides leadership shaping the program outcomes, creating collaborations with campus programs, building relationships with parents and the community, recruiting tremendous staff, and overseeing all administrative areas. The program
\n has an excellent, long history and is ready to grow to welcome more children for their best summer experiences to the preferred camp in the region. Innovators, child development professionals, passionate connectors, exceptional leaders – you are invited to
\n shape the next chapter of this program! You can learn more at
\nwww.pinetreecamp.com<\/a>. Kaleidoscope, inc. is conducting the search on behalf of Pine Tree Camps. To request an application packet, contact Kaleidoscope at
\n
\nPineTree@kaleidoscopeinc.com<\/a>. (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\nASSISTANT CAMP DIRECTOR – GEORGIA\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nJob Summary: The Assistant Camp Director is responsible for planning, promoting, delivering and evaluating fun, educational outdoor programs focused on 3 seasons that utilize the Girl Scout outdoor badge curriculum and other aspects of the Girl Scout Leadership
\n Experience. The Assistant Camp Director will partner with Girl Scout troops, Service Units, school groups and other organizations to drive increased utilization of Girl Scout camp properties during the non-summer months and serve as the coordinator for outdoor
\n services to users of the properties. The Assistant Camp Director is a contributing member of the Camp Leadership Team and strives to provide safe, quality programs for all Girl Scout participants. He\/She will be assigned primarily to one camp location but
\n will work collaboratively with her\/his peers at other Girl Scout properties to ensure the development and delivery of consistent, high quality outdoor experiences for all members of the Girl Scout movement. Please go to the below link for the full job description
\n and to apply.
\nhttps:\/\/careers-gsgatl.icims.com\/jobs\/1881\/assistant-camp-director\/job<\/a> (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\nCAMP MANAGER – GEORGIA\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nCamp Twin Lakes is seeking an experienced, innovative, team-oriented leader to fill the role of Camp Manager at our Winder, GA camp for kids with illnesses, disabilities and other challenges. This engaging leader will work with our 60+ Partner Organizations
\n to plan, implement, and evaluate safe and impactful camp experiences all year long! The Camp Manager directly supervises a full time program coordinator and chef and their respective teams. He or she plans, manages, and implements an annual budget and plan
\n that provides for tremendous customer service to our campers, their families, and our camper partners. The Camp Manager reports directly to the CPO, and coordinates with the Coordinator of Site and Facilities for capital and day to day facility needs. This
\n experienced leader will earn the trust and respect of a seasoned team through hard work and high standards. In addition to a competitive salary and onsite housing, we offer a generous benefit package including a 403(b) savings plan. For more information about
\n CTL or to view a detailed job description, please visit our website and career page at
\n
\nhttp:\/\/camptwinlakes.org\/about-us\/join-our-team\/<\/a>. – Start August 2019 – To apply, please submit a resume and cover letter to
\n
\ncareers@camptwinlakes.org<\/a>. (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\n* SENIOR DIRECTOR – ILLINOIS\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nThe Camp Winnebago Senior Director will be responsible for the administration and operation of safe and quality programs which promote the five core values of the YMCA: honesty, caring, respect, responsibility and faith. The Senior Director will ensure qualified
\n staff are recruited, trained, supervised and retained to provide an enjoyable and beneficial camp and program experience that encourages participant retention. Additionally, they will market all programs in order to reach budgeted camper weeks, and order summer
\n camp supplies. High school degree required. Bachelor’s Degree in Recreation or related field preferred. Minimum of two years of camp administration and large group programming experience. Minimum of two years of staff development, budget development and management
\n experience. Proven abilities in program marketing and public speaking skills. Excellent interpersonal communication and organization skills. Ability to relate effectively to diverse groups of people. Benefits: $45,000 salary, full medical, dental benefits
\n and retirement package. Please reply with a cover letter and resume via email to
\n
\nakunert@rockriverymca.org<\/a> (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\n* DIRECTOR OF RECREATION THERAPY – INDIANA\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nBradford Woods, Indiana University\u2019s Outdoor Center, is looking for a new Director of Recreation Therapy to lead and serve with our team. The Director will carry on a rich tradition of more than 65 years of empowering children and adults with physical disabilities
\n and other medical conditions, and will provide vision, leadership, supervision, and direction for the growth of the program. A familiarity with current Recreation Therapy practices with certification as a CTRS is strongly preferred. IU is a EOE\/AA\/M\/F\/VET\/Disability.
\n For more information and to apply, see
\nhttps:\/\/iujobs.peopleadmin.com\/postings\/74617<\/a>. (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\nWILDERNESS CAMP DIRECTOR – MASSACHUSETTS\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nChristodora, a non-sectarian, non-profit organization, announces an exciting full-time opportunity for an experienced camp director to guide an established team this summer and fall at the Manice Education Center (MEC), located in the Berkshire Mountains of
\n Western Massachusetts. Since 1897, Christodora: Nature, Learning, Leadership has been helping New York City youth from under-resourced communities flourish and succeed, recently receiving a nationally recognized \u2018Hi Impact\u2019 award in 2018 for being a leader
\n in the social and emotional learning of youth aged 11-18. MEC\u2019s co-ed, residential camp programs serve 44 campers at a time during five 1-3 week long summer programs that center around 2 to 5 day backpacking and canoeing expeditions, as well as a shoulder
\n season booked with ten 3-day field trips for NYC schools in the fall. Christodora\u2019s successful programs in environmental education, leadership training, and wilderness expeditions are steeped in tradition and build from a foundation of trust that is developed
\n from a 1:5 staff to camper ratio. See full job post at
\nhttp:\/\/www.christodora.org\/work\/<\/a><\/p>\n

\n* PROGRAM DIRECTOR – MICHIGAN\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nThe Sherman Lake YMCA Integrated Education Program is seeking a full-time, year-round Program Director. The program provides 30 weeks of school programs serving over 4,000 students utilizing Honesty, Caring, Respect and Responsibility (HCRR) as our foundation.
\n You will join a team that is unique in the camping world with in-depth work in character development and building social emotional learning skills in adult practitioners as well as youth. The program is a past recipient of the ACA’s Eleanor P. Eells award
\n for program excellence. The position will also provide support to our day and overnight summer camp programs and retreat programs. The Sherman Lake YMCA Outdoor Center is located in southwest Michigan, midway between Chicago and Detroit. The Center also features
\n an on-site YMCA membership facility. Salary is commensurate with experience, retirement, insurance, vacation, sick leave, YMCA membership and on-site housing is included. Qualifications include a bachelor’s degree & prior supervisory experience, ability to
\n role model HCRR. Application deadline: July 22, 2019.
\nwww.shermanlakeymca.org<\/a>. Resume & cover letter to: Lorrie Syverson,
\nlorries@ymcasl.org<\/a>, or mail 6225 N. 39th St, Augusta, MI 49012 – 269-731-3022. (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\n* CSP RELATIONSHIP MANAGER – NEW HAMPSHIRE\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nThe Community & School Programs (CSP) Relationship Manager is a year-round position, responsible for building and cultivating relations with AYF \u2013 Merrowvista\u2019s CSP clients. The Manager\u2019s primary purpose is to develop and promote CSP programs, focus on client
\n recruitment and retention, develop strategies to expand new business and programmatic relationships, and to promote the mission of the AYF locally and regionally. Learn more at
\n
\nhttps:\/\/ayf.com\/jobs\/full-time-opportunities\/<\/a> (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\nCLIENT SERVICES – NEW YORK\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nWe are an international student travel company in our 37th year of providing enriching and exciting summer experiences for middle & high school students. Our team members are passionate, energetic and committed. This opportunity is in a small office, in a fun
\n business, we work hard and love what we do. Currently looking for an enthusiastic individual with excellent communication skills to join our Client Services team in our Mamaroneck, NY office (10-minute walk from Metro North Station). Play an important role
\n in the front line communications with new inquiries and enrolled travelers. Interact with clients by phone, email and through our website to respond to questions and provide requested information. We provide pre-departure service including flights, travel
\n insurance, packing and other details. Responsibilities include: Support inquiries, clients and internal team members; work with management behind the scenes; update and maintain database. Opportunity to grow, and travel with a group in the summer. Salary to
\n be discussed based on experience. We thank all applicants, however only those considered for an interview will be contacted. Email your cover letter, resume and references to Mark Segal at
\n
\nmark@westcoastconnection.com<\/a><\/p>\n

\nDAY CAMP DIRECTOR – NEW YORK\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nManhattan Youth\u2019s Downtown Day Camp is looking for a truly inspirational leader to oversee our very special day camp’s hundreds of children and 100+ staff. This is an amazing, full-time, year-round opportunity with benefits. Setting the standard in NYC since
\n 1992, our new leader will continue our legacy. Qualifications: transformational leadership skills; contagious enthusiasm; knowledgeable about all aspects of camp; superior supervision, problem solving, team building and conflict resolution skills; extremely
\n well-organized; excellent written & verbal skills; motivational speaker, LOVES DAY CAMPS! Responsibilities include: oversee all program, staff, logistics and facilities; community representative; outreach & marketing specialist; hiring, staff development,
\n orientation, and year-round special events; all program and safety supervision. Requirements\/Preferences: Bachelor’s Degree in related field; 2 years minimum camp assistant director or director experience (or related); proficient in Office; CampMinder or EZ-Care
\n (preferred). See
\nwww.downtowndaycamp.com<\/a>. Negotiable salary. Qualified applicants reply with resume and cover letter to:
\n
\nruss@manhattanyouth.org<\/a> We look forward to finding our next leader!<\/p>\n

\n* EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OUTDOOR MINISTRIES – OHIO\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nTHE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS… REALLY! The Ohio Conference of the United Church of Christ is seeking a leader, a faith formation innovator, an entrepreneur, a deeply committed, progressive Christian, focused and energized to rejuvenate an established program.
\n The primary location of the outdoor ministry program, Templed Hills, has been recently updated to launch the next chapter of the camp program. A management firm oversees the property, while the Executive Director for Outdoor Ministries shapes the program year-round.
\n Currently, 450 campers attend summer camp, but the potential is far greater. Collaborations, partnerships, leadership development, annual fund initiatives, engaging alumni and the community \u2013 plus more, will move this ministry to the preferred Christian summer
\n camp experience in Ohio. You are invited to shape this ministry! You can learn more at
\n
\nhttp:\/\/www.ohioucc.org\/outdoor-ministries<\/a>. Kaleidoscope, inc. is conducting the search on behalf of Ohio UCC. To request an application packet, contact Kaleidoscope at
\n
\nOHUCC@kaleidoscopeinc.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\nCAMP SITE DIRECTOR – OKLAHOMA\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nOklahoma United Methodist Camp & Retreat Ministries is seeking a Site Director to oversee all operational aspects at Egan Camp & Retreat Center in Tahlequah, OK. Based in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, Egan operates as a summer camp and year-round retreat center. Egan
\n features motel-style lodging, cabins that accommodate over 358, a tabernacle for worship, dining hall, and a Director\u2019s residence. The Site Director is responsible for all operational aspects including grounds, facilities food service, housekeeping, administration,
\n guest services, and volunteer and stakeholder relationships. The ideal candidate will have a strong Christian faith consistent with the United Methodist Church, excellent leadership abilities, commitment to guest services, proficient skills in maintenance
\n and grounds, and qualified experience in facilities management, preferably in Camp and Retreat Centers. Benefits include salary, housing, health insurance benefits, and pension. Start date is September 2019. A full Job Description can be found on our website
\n at
\nhttp:\/\/okcamps.org\/<\/a> under the “About Us\/Jobs” tab. For consideration send a cover letter and resume to
\n
\ncampjobs@okumc.org<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\nSENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, CAMP OPERATIONS AND PROGRAMMING – PENNSYLVANIA <\/strong>
\n\u00a0
\nFHL, LLC, a ministry of the Tim Tebow Foundation, is launching a faith-driven camp community in Bear Creek Village, PA. The year round camp will be accessible to all, focused on serving people with special needs. We are currently seeking a Senior Vice President
\n of Camp Operations and Programming to provide leadership, direction and management of camp programs and daily operations. A member of the camp leadership team, the SVP will provide leadership and ensure that camp programs and daily operations reflect the camp’s
\n mission, vision, values and principles. Reporting to the CEO, the SVP will be a strong voice in the planning, design and construction of the property and facilities and program offerings. Major responsibilities include: Program direction and leadership for
\n all camp operations; develop program strategy and new programs; lead all camp operations. Requirements: Proven track record in successful leadership of camp operations and programming, preferably with special needs experience. Experience in a senior leadership
\n position, with responsibility for major projects, program design, and camp start-ups is essential. To apply, email resume and cover letter to\u00a0matt@timtebowfoundation.org<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\nOUTDOOR EXPERIENCE DIRECTOR – TEXAS\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nGirl Scouts of San Jacinto (Houston) is seeking an exceptional individual to fill the position of Outdoor Experience Director (Full-Time). Partnering with staff colleagues and volunteers, the Outdoor Experience Director is responsible for ensuring girls and
\n volunteers experience quality outdoor adventures by developing, leading and supporting a broad portfolio of programs including camping and backpacking, equitation, aquatics, sailing, challenge course, shooting sports and more. The Outdoor Experience Director
\n will manage a team of five, with a total complement up to 100, including seasonal staff. Budgetary responsibility will be $1.7 million. Success in this position will employ effective management of staff, volunteers, programs and property use in a highly decentralized
\n environment. Experience in delivering youth-centered programs, fiscal responsibility, risk management, and recreational facility management are critical enabling assets, along with in-depth experience in working with volunteers. More details at:
\n
\nwww.egreensource.com<\/a>. Base comp $65k+. Email resumes to Bob Perodeau at
\nevergreen.source@att.net<\/a> (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\nPROGRAM DIRECTOR – TEXAS\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nCross Trails Ministry is searching for a Program Director who is excited about creating new program and activity options for a 465 acre ranch camp in the Texas Hill Country. Ebert Ranch Camp is a small group camp operated by Cross Trails Ministry, the ELCA
\n (Lutheran) Camp and Retreat Ministry of Southwestern Texas. We are seeking a Christian who is excited about working on a four-person program team to create summer curriculum for all Cross Trails programs, while also taking primary responsibility for all summer
\n camp and non-summer retreat programs at Ebert Ranch Camp. Applicants be excited to work with horses and have or be able to obtain lifeguard and high ropes certifications. They must also have strong leadership skills as well as the ability to work on a team,
\n show creative initiative and provide exemplary hospitality to all. This is a year-round professional position starting in early September with 3\/2 housing, health insurance, retirement and a salary based on experience. Interested applicants should review the
\n position description at
\nhttps:\/\/crosstrails.org\/about\/employment<\/a> and then email their cover letter and resume to
\n
\ndeanna@crosstrails.org<\/a>. (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\n* EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR – VIRGINIA\u00a0 <\/strong>
\nThe Executive Director is the Chief Executive Officer of Camp Kum-Ba-Yah at Cosby Woods in Lynchburg, Virginia. The Executive Director reports to the Board of Directors and is responsible for the organization\u2019s consistent achievements of its mission and financial
\n objectives. Full time, non-benefited. Regular hours for this position in the summer are 7:30am \u2013 4:30pm, Monday \u2013 Friday. For the remainder of the year, work hours are flexible, depending on programmatic needs. This position will supervise a Program Director,
\n Development Associate, and the Facility and Grounds Manager. A lifelong learner with a minimum of a Bachelor\u2019s degree in business, education, non-profit management, or a related field. Ability to establish and maintain collaborations with community organizations.
\n Possesses values consistent with the mission of Camp Kum-Ba-Yah. Collaborate with the Board to raise adequate funds. Possesses a valid driver\u2019s license. Successful SSCI background check. Please submit an employment application, cover letter, r\u00e9sum\u00e9 and three
\n professional references. Position open until filled. – visit our website
\ncampkumbayah.org<\/a> to apply online or email your application packet to –
\ncosbywoodsdevelopmentassoc@gmail.com<\/a> (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\n* CHINA SUMMER CAMP DIRECTOR – ZHEJIANG, CHINA<\/strong>
\nSpend your summer in beautiful Hangzhou or Nanjing, directing one of China\u2019s new fun children’s summer camps! American-style camps in China have been introduced into the mainstream in the last 5 years, and so are still finding their identities. This provides
\n you with a great opportunity to leave your mark on the camp by developing the camp\u2019s values and culture, putting organizational systems in place, and bringing your own experiences and ideas to the camp. As a whole, you will be responsible for overseeing program
\n development and ensuring the programs run effectively and meet the needs of the campers. You will lead a diverse team of staff including Chinese local counsellors and Gotoco foreign University volunteers, with the support of a bilingual Chinese Camp Co-Director.
\n Requirements: Hold relevant experience, be a native English speaker; no competence in Mandarin is necessary. Dates: 1-2-month positions, June-September. Exact start and end dates flexible. Compensation: Competitive salary & free accommodation and meals. For
\n more information on the camps and role, please email
\nrecruitment@go-to.co<\/a>. To apply, please send resume and cover letter to:
\nhttps:\/\/www.go-to.co\/office-roles-with-gotoco-international\/<\/a><\/p>\n

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\n<\/a>JOBS
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\nLooking
\n for a summer job instead?<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

\nOUTDOOR EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR – CALIFORNIA<\/strong>
\nPali Institute is seeking enthusiastic educators with a strong work ethic to join our outdoor education family. We are a rigorous, fast-paced, fun program constantly striving to develop exciting outdoor curriculum for students in grades 4-12th. Pali Instructors
\n teach different students every week in a variety of classes within the disciplines of science, outdoor education and leadership development. Pali strives to be an excellent educational supplement to classroom-based education and is proud to be a WASC (Western
\n Association of Schools and Colleges) and AEE (Association for Experiential Education) accredited organization. Hours: This is a full-time seasonal position. Our fall season begins August 19, 2019 with different length contracts available. Benefits: Pro-Deals,
\n 50% of healthcare covered after 90 days, living in Southern California, all but one weekend off a season, and working with awesome, like-minded people! Housing: Instructors are provided off-site housing accommodation for weekend and out of cabin use. During
\n the week staff lives on-site in cabins. Apply Online:
\nhttps:\/\/www.paliinstitute.com\/outdoor-education-jobs\/<\/a> Contact: Shannon Kane-
\nHiring@paliinstitute.com<\/a> (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\n* OUTDOOR EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS – FALL SEASON – COLORADO<\/strong>
\nDates: August 12 – November 8, 2019 – Under the direction of the Outdoor Education Director, Outdoor Education Instructors will teach outdoor education classes, develop curriculum, perform organization tasks, communicate with schools and school leaders, and
\n assist in any projects or tasks that better the Outdoor Education Program. We offer On-Grounds and Off-Grounds positions! For more information please contact Kate Allison at
\n
\nwork@ymcarockies.org<\/a> (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\n* OUTDOOR EDUATION PROGRAM INSTRUCTOR – DEPARTMENT LEAD – INDIANA<\/strong>
\nFlat Rock River YMCA Camp, located just south of Indianapolis, IN, is looking for an Outdoor Education Program Instructor – Department Lead to add to our Fall Outdoor Education team!
\nThis position begins August 12th, 2019 and runs through mid-November. Our Outdoor Education program works with hundreds of youth from Indiana and surrounding states, so candidates must have experience working with youth\/families in recreational or educational
\n settings. Current lifeguard certification or the ability to acquire is a plus. Bonuses are given upon completion of the season, for lifeguard and ropes certifications. Pay rates begin at $50 daily, or $350 weekly. Housing is provided, as well as prepared meals
\n when groups are on site. Candidates must be a minimum of 18 years of age, and have a high school diploma. For more information, please contact Kirby Reis at
\n
\nkreis@indymca.org<\/a> or 765-525-6730. Applications can be submitted at
\nhttps:\/\/flatrockymca.org\/employment-2\/<\/a> (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\n* INTEGRATED EDUCATION – INSTRUCTORS\/PROGRAM COORDINATORS – MICHIGAN<\/strong>
\nThe Sherman Lake YMCA Integrated Education (IE) program is seeking staff for our fall 2019 program. These are seasonal full-time positions beginning in early September. The IE program helps schools transform their culture by bringing character development lessons
\n learned at camp back to the classroom (Camp to Classroom). IE staff will facilitate experiential and character-based curriculum for local area schools throughout our 3-5 day residential programs. Character development and promoting social emotional learning
\n skills are at the core of this learning experience. These valuable lessons are transferable. Program Coordinators will assist with the overall coordination and implementation of the program and provide on-site, on-call overnight support. Must be 18 years of
\n age or older, able to role model honesty, caring, respect and responsibility and available for residential work. The fall season will run from early September – mid-December. On-site housing and meals while working are included and YMCA membership. For more
\n information visit:
\nwww.shermanlakeymca.org\/integrated-education-staff-new-applicant<\/a>. To apply send resume & cover letter to Lorrie Syverson,
\n
\nlorries@ymcasl.org<\/a>, 6225 N. 39th St, Augusta, MI 49012. (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\nSEASONAL EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION FACILITATOR – NEW JERSEY<\/strong>
\nThe Experiential Education Facilitator is responsible for the safe and effective implementation of the Princeton-Blairstown Center\u2019s (PBC) adventure-based experiential education curriculum at the Blairstown Campus. The Experiential Education Facilitator utilizes
\n a youth development model that actively engages participants and supports them in achieving individual and group goals and helps students increase their social emotional learning (SEL) and problem-solving skills. For complete details\/duties and qualifications
\n and to apply see:
\nhttps:\/\/tinyurl.com\/SEEF2019<\/a> or call 908-362-6765 x1 (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

\n* PROGRAM INSTRUCTOR – SOUTH CAROLINA<\/strong>
\nDo you love to work outside, have a sense of humor, and enjoy working with children? Spend a season in the sunny Carolinas as a Program Instructor with YMCA Camp Thunderbird! Located just south of Charlotte, NC on beautiful Lake Wylie, Camp Thunderbird\u2019s Environmental
\n Education Center and Conference & Retreat Program provide unique learning experiences for school groups and community groups. Instructors teach classes during the week for our EE Center, which sees over 14,000 school children each year. Our curriculum of 20+
\n classes range in topics from aquatic, forest, and wildlife ecology to astronomy, pioneer study, canoeing, teambuilding, and high ropes. Two evenings a week, instructors lead meals and evening programs. Compensation includes $262\/week, staff housing, meals,
\n a complimentary Charlotte YMCA membership, and a staff training period that includes CPR, first aid, and optional lifeguard certification. Instructors also work one weekend a month for our Conference & Retreat Program. Previous experience working with children
\n is highly recommended. Our Fall 2019 season runs from August 12 to December 6. To apply, email your cover letter, resume, and 3-4 references to Rachel D\u2019Angio (rachel.dangio@ymcacharlotte.org<\/a>).
\n (ACA Accredited)<\/p>\n

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