The Summer Camp Society Blog
ACA Tristate 2023: TSCS Recommendations
The recommendations aim to provide camp leaders with practical tools and insights for improving camp experiences, staff management, and camper well-being. Sessions are carefully selected to address current challenges in the camping world and inspire innovative solutions.
ACA National 2023: TSCS Recommendations
A curated list of key sessions from ACA National, focusing on mental health strategies, inclusivity, and camp culture.
TSCS Wrapped
It reflects on the community’s growth, key events, and innovations in the world of summer camps, showcasing how the organization adapted to challenges and celebrated successes. The post highlights important collaborations, educational offerings, and fun moments that shaped the year, providing insight into the future of camp leadership.
Don't Join the Summer Camp Society
A tongue-in-cheek post listing reasons not to join, while cleverly showcasing the unique culture, growth mindset, and challenges that make the Society special.
The Summer of New Beginnings
Reflects on a transformative summer, focusing on growth, change, and the excitement of starting anew in the world of summer camps. It highlights personal and professional shifts that have shaped the direction of camp leaders and staff.
Introducing: Our Faculty!
This post introduces the new faculty members of The Summer Camp Society, showcasing their diverse backgrounds and expertise in camp leadership, education, and innovation. It highlights how each faculty member brings unique skills to support the growth and development of camp professionals through coaching, mentorship, and thought leadership.
TSCS's Recommendations for Tri-State 2022
This blog post provides a handpicked selection of sessions at the 2022 ACA Tri-State conference, covering key topics such as leadership, mental health, and inclusivity. The recommendations are aimed at camp professionals looking to improve their camp experience and build stronger communities.
Networking Sounds Yucking But I Love Friends
This post humorously addresses the discomfort some feel toward traditional networking while highlighting the importance of genuine connections in the camp community. It emphasizes that building relationships through shared experiences and mutual interests can be much more rewarding and less intimidating than typical networking events.