Burt Sr. High
Friday, 05 February 2010 00:00
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Entering 10th, 11th or 12th grades (or through age 18)
In our program we call “Burt,” senior highers live together in a Camp Lakewood cabin with the help of a caring, earnest, dedicated staff. Burtoids go to daily small groups called “soul groups,” nightly worship, a ropes course, and a huge variety of other fun activities and workshops that are active, thought-provoking, and spiritual. We build a strong community that fosters personal growth and leadership skills. Burt is a place where all are welcome Couples and singles, with and without and life-long friendships are formed. For more information, you may contact Tom Clowes, Sr. High Co-Coordinator, by going to the Contact Us page and selecting Senior High Programming.
Last Updated on Friday, 05 February 2010 20:49
Young Adults (YAs)
Friday, 05 February 2010 00:00
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Post high school through age 35
If you’re out of high school and consider yourself a young adult (YA), please join us. In addition to being a member of the Camp at large, YAs share activities, community, education, leadership, social action, spirituality, and personal growth. This year we will focus most of our efforts on nightly worships and the Campwide Service Project (see page 5). For more information, you may contact Nic Cable and Taylor Paglisotti, Young Adult Co-Representatives, by going to the Contact Us page and selecting Young Adult Programming.
Last Updated on Friday, 05 February 2010 20:49
Adults
Friday, 05 February 2010 00:00
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Couples and singles, with and without children, are welcome to MUUSA. After morning celebration, adults can enjoy a variety of workshop and recreational activities. Two-hour workshops are scheduled for morning, early afternoon, and late afternoon. and range from religious topics, intellectual discussions, crafts, music, dance, or outdoor activities. Most are five days, some are three days, some (like off-site bus trips to caves, etc.) are one-day specials. Informal adult programming also includes activities provided by Trout Lodge. Together, we build a unique
community that combines the heart and spirit of our campers, and remains grounded in over 60 years of tradition. For more information, you may contact Dorothy Ramsey, Adult Programming Chairwoman, by going to the Contact Us page and select Adult Programming.
Last Updated on Friday, 05 February 2010 20:49
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Meyer Jr. High
Saturday, 31 January 2009 19:58
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Entering 7th, 8th or 9th grades
The Jr. High program is nicknamed “Meyer” after the building we occupied in earlier years at Lake Geneva.* Using team-building initiatives, small and large group bonding exercises and social justice workshops, our goal is to create safe places for sharing, healthy communities and new views of the world we live in. All Meyer activities are designed to support the emotional and spiritual growth of Jr. High youth. We strive to ground our program in anti-oppressive models of community, and believe strongly in encouraging and supporting youth empowerment. For more information, you may contact Kate Fey and Alison Lubbs, Jr. High Co-Coordinators, by going to the Contact Us page and selecting Junior High Programming.
Last Updated on Friday, 24 July 2009 09:06
Cratty Children’s Program
Saturday, 31 January 2009 19:53
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Infants through Entering 6th Grade
Our attentive, caring nursery staff will provide a safe environment for our infants. Preschoolers will enjoy crafts and a wide range of indoor and outdoor activities. For children in first through sixth grades, our experienced MUUSA staff will team up with YMCA staff to facilitate teambuilding games, arts & crafts, outdoor activities, wall climbing, archery, swimming, hiking, boating, religious education and much more. Children will be divided into groups spanning two grades; 1st & 2nd, 3rd & 4th, and 5th & 6th. Each group will engage in a wide range of activities that are suited to their age. For the activities offered during the week, the different learning styles and personalities of children are considered so that no one feels left out or bored. For more information, you may contact Steve Cooper and Kate Rodgers, Children's Program Co-Coordinators, by going to the Contact Us page and selecting Children's Programming.
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