Camping Magazine 2011: Vol 84 Index & Table of Contents

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DLA EPITORIAL INDEX
VOLUME 84
INDEX BY AUTHOR Burch, Jennifer, Nancy Ferguson, * Risk Management, Creating &
Religious Camps: Common Roots and Maintaining a Healthy Camp
ACA Staff, 20/20 Toolbox — Reaching
New Sprouts, November/December, Environment: Strategies for Camp
Out to Underserved Campers:
pp. 48-53 Staff, May/June, pp. 14-17
UniCamp’s Strategies for Success,
November/December, pp. 44—47 Coleman, Jessica, A Place to Share, July/ Risk Management, Tips about
August, p. 56 First Aid Provided by Camp Staff,
ACA Staff, A Conversation with Joe January/February, pp. 14-16
Ehrmann, January/February, pp. Colgan-Snyder, Garrett, 20/20 Toolbox:
24-27 Attracting Diverse Staff and Campers, Erceg, Linda, R.N., M.S., P.H.N., Barry
September/October, pp. 48-53 A. Garst, Ph.D., Working Toward a
ACA Staff, Creating Community through Healthier Camp: Five Strategies for
Nature: An Interview with Joseph Coutellier, Connie, Years of Adventures
Camp Administrators to (Re)Consider
Cornell, September/October, pp. and Challenges: The History of Day Now!, March/April, pp. 36-41
24-27 Camp, January/February, pp. 40-44
Ferguson, Nancy, Jennifer Burch,
ACA Staff, Praise and Self-Esteem: An Cronin, Greg, C.C.D., Counseling
Religious Camps: Common Roots and
Interview with Ashley Merryman, Teens: How to Help Teenagers Create New Sprouts, November/December,
March/April, pp. 28-29 Memorable Summers, May/June, pp.
pp. 48-53
64-67
ACA Staff, Reaching Out to
Friedman, Norman, M. Ed., Top Ten, The
Nontraditional Campers: Women and Daley, Lisa, J.D., Joel D. Haber, Ph.D..,
Essence ofa Positive Camp Culture,
Girls of African Descent Spread Their A Cyberbullying Protection Plan,
March/April, p. 18
Wings at Camp Butterfly, July/August, March/April, pp. 30-35
pp. 24-27 Ditter, Bob: Garran, Daniella, A Place to Share,
Shared Values, March/April, p. 76
ACA Staff, The Evolving Look of Camp: - Bullying Behavior in Boys... And
An Interview with Abigail Van Slyck, What to De About It, May/June, pp. Garst, Barry A., Ph.D., Linda Ebner
September/October, pp. 32-35 24-29 Erceg, R.N., M.S., P.H.N., Working
Toward a Healthier Camp: Five
Arizala, Scott, Staff Training: What Do * Healthy Camp Symposium Preview:
Strategies for Camp Administrators to
You Expect?, May/June, pp. 48-51 Present Day Adolescent Sexuality
(Re)Consider Now!, March/April, pp.
and Its Implications for the Camp
Aycock, Kim, M.S.T., Configure the Ideal 36-41
Community, January/February, pp.
Smartphone: “Apps” for Camp Staff to
32-38 Garst, Barry A., Ph.D., Sandra (Sam)
Download and Install, May/June, pp.
Thompson, C.P.R.P., A Healthy Camp
56-61 Truth and Consequences:
Depends on You: Six Things Staff Can
Interviewing Skills for Camp
Barstead, Matthew, 20/20 Toolbox: The Do to Have a Healthy Summer, May/
Professionals, September/October,
Rewards of Reinventing the Wheel, June, pp. 62—63
pp. 54-59
March/April, pp. 44—47
In the Trenches, March/April, pp. Gozet, Fahrettin, Linda Grier Pulliam,
Bialeschki, M. Deborah, Ph.D., Karla 10-13 Gwynn Powell, Embrace the World:
A. Henderson, Ph.D., We're All in Grow as a Result, September/October,
In the Trenches, Play-Date at Camp,
the Same Boat Together: Trends pp. 60-63
July/August, pp. 14-15
and Issues in Camps, November/
In the Trenches, Reflecting and Gray, June, A Place to Share, What About
December, pp. 60-63
Learning, November/December, pp. the Children?, January/February, p. 72
Bialeschki, M. Deborah, Ph.D., Laurie 10-12 Haber, Joel, Ph.D., Lisa Daley, J.D..,
Browne, Ph.D., Hints of Positive
Duntley, John, It Was the Best Week Ever! A Cyberbullying Protection Plan,
Enrollment Trends in Turbulent
The Value of One-Week and Short- March/April, pp. 30-35
Economic Times, March/April, pp.
58—63 Term Camp Sessions, November/ Henderson, Karla, Ph.D., M. Deborah
December, pp. 28-31 Bialeschki, Ph.D., We're All in the
Brower, Marcy and Bob, Desegregating
Ellett, Marcia, The Role of Nonprofit Same Boat Together: Trends and
Circle M Day Camp: A Determination
Organizations in the History Camp, Issues in Camps, pp. 60-—63
to Succeed, January/February, pp.
46-49 November/December, pp. 54-59 Holder, Sarah 20/20 Toolbox:
Erceg, Linda, R.N., M.S., P.H.N.: Transgender Youth — The Role
Browne, Laurie, Ph.D., M. Deborah
Camps Might Play, September/
Bialeschki, Ph.D., Hints of Positive - Assessing Youth with Autism
October, pp. 43-47
Enrollment Trends in Turbulent Spectrum Disorders for Their “Fit”
Economic Times, March/April, pp. at Camp, March/April, pp. 52-55 Jacobs, Jeff ,P h.D., Justin Schmillen,
58-63 Risk Management, Autumn: M.S., Research, Campers’ Affinity for
Opportunity to Assess Your Camp's Nature in Environmental Education
Bryant, Cedric, Ph.D., FACSM, A
Health Services, September/ Programs, July/August, pp. 8—11
Platform for Growth, January/
October, pp. 12-15
February, pp. 28-31
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DLA EPITORIAL INDEX
VOLUME 84
INDEX BY AUTHOR Burch, Jennifer, Nancy Ferguson, * Risk Management, Creating &
Religious Camps: Common Roots and Maintaining a Healthy Camp
ACA Staff, 20/20 Toolbox — Reaching
New Sprouts, November/December, Environment: Strategies for Camp
Out to Underserved Campers:
pp. 48-53 Staff, May/June, pp. 14-17
UniCamp’s Strategies for Success,
November/December, pp. 44—47 Coleman, Jessica, A Place to Share, July/ Risk Management, Tips about
August, p. 56 First Aid Provided by Camp Staff,
ACA Staff, A Conversation with Joe January/February, pp. 14-16
Ehrmann, January/February, pp. Colgan-Snyder, Garrett, 20/20 Toolbox:
24-27 Attracting Diverse Staff and Campers, Erceg, Linda, R.N., M.S., P.H.N., Barry
September/October, pp. 48-53 A. Garst, Ph.D., Working Toward a
ACA Staff, Creating Community through Healthier Camp: Five Strategies for
Nature: An Interview with Joseph Coutellier, Connie, Years of Adventures
Camp Administrators to (Re)Consider
Cornell, September/October, pp. and Challenges: The History of Day Now!, March/April, pp. 36-41
24-27 Camp, January/February, pp. 40-44
Ferguson, Nancy, Jennifer Burch,
ACA Staff, Praise and Self-Esteem: An Cronin, Greg, C.C.D., Counseling
Religious Camps: Common Roots and
Interview with Ashley Merryman, Teens: How to Help Teenagers Create New Sprouts, November/December,
March/April, pp. 28-29 Memorable Summers, May/June, pp.
pp. 48-53
64-67
ACA Staff, Reaching Out to
Friedman, Norman, M. Ed., Top Ten, The
Nontraditional Campers: Women and Daley, Lisa, J.D., Joel D. Haber, Ph.D..,
Essence ofa Positive Camp Culture,
Girls of African Descent Spread Their A Cyberbullying Protection Plan,
March/April, p. 18
Wings at Camp Butterfly, July/August, March/April, pp. 30-35
pp. 24-27 Ditter, Bob: Garran, Daniella, A Place to Share,
Shared Values, March/April, p. 76
ACA Staff, The Evolving Look of Camp: - Bullying Behavior in Boys... And
An Interview with Abigail Van Slyck, What to De About It, May/June, pp. Garst, Barry A., Ph.D., Linda Ebner
September/October, pp. 32-35 24-29 Erceg, R.N., M.S., P.H.N., Working
Toward a Healthier Camp: Five
Arizala, Scott, Staff Training: What Do * Healthy Camp Symposium Preview:
Strategies for Camp Administrators to
You Expect?, May/June, pp. 48-51 Present Day Adolescent Sexuality
(Re)Consider Now!, March/April, pp.
and Its Implications for the Camp
Aycock, Kim, M.S.T., Configure the Ideal 36-41
Community, January/February, pp.
Smartphone: “Apps” for Camp Staff to
32-38 Garst, Barry A., Ph.D., Sandra (Sam)
Download and Install, May/June, pp.
Thompson, C.P.R.P., A Healthy Camp
56-61 Truth and Consequences:
Depends on You: Six Things Staff Can
Interviewing Skills for Camp
Barstead, Matthew, 20/20 Toolbox: The Do to Have a Healthy Summer, May/
Professionals, September/October,
Rewards of Reinventing the Wheel, June, pp. 62—63
pp. 54-59
March/April, pp. 44—47
In the Trenches, March/April, pp. Gozet, Fahrettin, Linda Grier Pulliam,
Bialeschki, M. Deborah, Ph.D., Karla 10-13 Gwynn Powell, Embrace the World:
A. Henderson, Ph.D., We're All in Grow as a Result, September/October,
In the Trenches, Play-Date at Camp,
the Same Boat Together: Trends pp. 60-63
July/August, pp. 14-15
and Issues in Camps, November/
In the Trenches, Reflecting and Gray, June, A Place to Share, What About
December, pp. 60-63
Learning, November/December, pp. the Children?, January/February, p. 72
Bialeschki, M. Deborah, Ph.D., Laurie 10-12 Haber, Joel, Ph.D., Lisa Daley, J.D..,
Browne, Ph.D., Hints of Positive
Duntley, John, It Was the Best Week Ever! A Cyberbullying Protection Plan,
Enrollment Trends in Turbulent
The Value of One-Week and Short- March/April, pp. 30-35
Economic Times, March/April, pp.
58—63 Term Camp Sessions, November/ Henderson, Karla, Ph.D., M. Deborah
December, pp. 28-31 Bialeschki, Ph.D., We're All in the
Brower, Marcy and Bob, Desegregating
Ellett, Marcia, The Role of Nonprofit Same Boat Together: Trends and
Circle M Day Camp: A Determination
Organizations in the History Camp, Issues in Camps, pp. 60-—63
to Succeed, January/February, pp.
46-49 November/December, pp. 54-59 Holder, Sarah 20/20 Toolbox:
Erceg, Linda, R.N., M.S., P.H.N.: Transgender Youth — The Role
Browne, Laurie, Ph.D., M. Deborah
Camps Might Play, September/
Bialeschki, Ph.D., Hints of Positive - Assessing Youth with Autism
October, pp. 43-47
Enrollment Trends in Turbulent Spectrum Disorders for Their “Fit”
Economic Times, March/April, pp. at Camp, March/April, pp. 52-55 Jacobs, Jeff ,P h.D., Justin Schmillen,
58-63 Risk Management, Autumn: M.S., Research, Campers’ Affinity for
Opportunity to Assess Your Camp's Nature in Environmental Education
Bryant, Cedric, Ph.D., FACSM, A
Health Services, September/ Programs, July/August, pp. 8—11
Platform for Growth, January/
October, pp. 12-15
February, pp. 28-31
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James, Joy, Ph.D., Gwynn Powell, Parry, Jim, Raising the Bar: A Case Smith, Peg L.:
Ph.D., Rita Yerkes, Ed.D., Looking for Quality Outdoor Education, * 20/20 Toolbox: Navigating
Back — Education in a “Formal” September/October, pp. 16-21 Complexity to Greater Relevance,
Sense, March/April, pp. 48-51 Powell, Gwynn, Ph.D., Joy James, January/February, pp. 20-23
Kimmelman, Andy, Why Day Camp Ph.D., Rita Yerkes, Ed.D., Looking * From Peg, March/April, p. 2
Matters, November/December, pp. Back — Education in a “Formal” * From Peg, May/June, p. 2
24-27 Sense, March/April, pp. 48-51
- From Peg, July/August, p. 2
Klem, Michelle D., M.S., Donald J. Pulliam, Linda, Fahrettin Gézet, Gwynn * From Peg, September/October, p. 2
Nicholson, M. Ed., Research, The Powell, Embrace the World: Grow as a
Stryker, Rick, P.E.:
Value of Being a Camp Counselor: A Result, September/October, pp. 60—63
Study of the Experiences and Personal * Building Principles, A Ditch in
Roark, Mark, Ph.D., Marissa Mikami,
Growth of Missouri 4-H Camp Time, November/December, pp.
Campers Have a World of Good —
Counselors, March/April, pp. 14-17 68-70
Insights from the ACA Sites, Facilities,
Building Principles, Money for
Krueger, Heidi, Implementing Change: and Programs Report: 2011,
Nothing (with Thanks to Dire
Practical Tips for the Early Camp September/October, pp. 64-69
Straits), March/April, pp. 68-71
Director, July/August, pp. 40—43
Sangster, Andy, Longer Camp Sessions:
Building Principles, Sign, Sign,
Lebby, Garrett, A Place to Share, Low Disappearing Dinosaur or Timely
Everywhere a Sign, September/
Tech and Lovin’ It!, September/ Treasure?, November/December, pp.
October, pp. 8—10
October, p. 76 18-23
Building Principles, The More
Leiken, Jeffrey, M.A., Camp Counseling Sasson, Debbie, Psy.D., Eric Sasson, Things Change . . . The More They
in the Twenty-First Century: M.Ed., Striving for More Than Stay the Same, January/February,
Connecting the Disconnected, May/ “Surviving”: An Argument for a Non- pp. 10-12
June, pp. 30—33 Inclusion Model for Camps, January/
Building Principles, The Movies
February, pp. 50-53
Lindstrom, Marcia, Camp... You Don’t Want to See: No Water
MAGNIFIED! The Benefits of Schafer, Ethan, Ph.D., Be at Your Best In or No Water Out, May/June, pp.
Specialty Camps, November/ to Do Your Best: Self-Care Strategies 10-13
December, pp. 32-35 for Camp Counselors, May/June, pp. Building Principles, Your Field of
Malinowski, Jon, Ph.D., Summer Camps 52-55 Dreams?, July/August, pp. 50-51
in Popular Culture, May/June, pp. Scheder, Cathy, Top Ten, Aquatic Safety Surgenor, Peter, From Peter, January/
34-39 for Staff, May/June, p. 18 February, p. 2
Merhige, Jeff, Why the World Needs Schirick, Edward, C.P.C.U., C.LC., Swindle, Dawn, Making a Difference
Summer Camp: An Essay to Parents, C.R.M.: through Innovation and Service:
November/December, pp. 16—17 * Risk Management, Camp Eleanor Eells Award-Winning Camps
Mikami, Marissa, Mark F. Roark, Management Liability — Evolving Are a Tribute to the Camp Spirit, July/
Ph.D., Campers Have a World of Risk, March/April, pp. 64—67 August, pp. 18—23
Good — Insights from the ACA Sites, Risk Management, Maintaining Thomas, Brian, Going to Outdoor
Facilities, and Programs Report: 2011, Perspective — Is There Still a Place School: Talking the Talk, September/
September/October, pp. 64—69 for Camper Accident and Sickness October, pp. 22-23
Insurance in Your Camp Risk
Monke, Audrey, How Do Your Campers Thompson, Sandra (Sam), C.P.R.P., Barry
Management Plan?, July/August,
Really Feel? The Benefits of Mid- A. Garst, Ph.D., A Healthy Camp
pp. 12-13
Session Evaluations, March/April, pp. Depends on You: Six Things Staff Can
56-57 Risk Management, Why Do Do to Have a Healthy Summer, May/
Camp Staff Members Get Hurt?,
Muellerleile, Jeanne, C.C.D., M.S., A June, pp. 62—63
November/December, pp. 64—67
Place to Share, Ways to Make Camp Thurber, Christopher, Ph.D., A.B.P.P.,
Memorable, May/June, p. 72 Schmillen, Justin, M.S., Jeff Jacobs, Do You Want To. . . Hey, Look
Ph.D., Research, Campers’ Affinity for
Naftulin, Eric, Top Eight Summer Camp Over There! Strategies for Working
Marketing Strategies for 2011, March/ Nature in Environmental Education with Children Who Have Attention
Programs, July/August, pp. 8—11
April, pp. 42-43 Deficits, May/June, pp. 40—45
Nicholson, Donald D., M. Ed., Michelle Spain, Viki, Bug Juice and Other Thurber, Christopher, Ph.D., A.B.P.P.,
D. Klem, M.S., Research, The Value of Culinary Delights, July/August, pp. A Place to Share, Tiger Fun: Saving
Being a Camp Counselor: A Study of 34-39 the World by Taking Camp Seriously,
the Experiences and Personal Growth Selke, Jennifer H., Ph.D., Social November/December, p. 80
of Missouri 4-H Camp Counselors, Marketing: Where Should You Start?, Tyrrell, Diane, A Message from 20/20
March/April, pp. 14-17 November/December, pp. 36-39 Toolbox, September/October, p. 42
CAMPING magazine * November/December 2011 73
01] EDITORIAL INDEX
VOLUME 84 — continued
Van Dreese, John, Camp Improvement: Healthy Camp Symposium Preview: We're All in the Same Boat Together:
Getting Started, July/August, pp. Present Day Adolescent Sexuality Trends and Issues in Camps, Karla
44-49 and Its Implications for the Camp Henderson, Ph.D., M. Deborah
Community, Bob Ditter, January/ Bialeschki, Ph.D., November/
Wallace, Stephen, M.S. Ed.:
February, pp. 32-38 December, pp. 60—63
+ Always Thank the Bus Driver...
Working Toward a Healthier Camp: Five Building Principles, A Ditch in Time,
And Other Words of Wisdom for
Strategies for Camp Administrators Rick Stryker, P.E., November/
All the Campers I’ll Never Meet,
to (Re)Consider Now!, Linda Ebner December, pp. 68-70
May/June, pp. 20-23
Erceg, R.N., M.S., P.H.N., Barry A.
The Other Side of the Mountain: Building Principles, Money for Nothing
Garst, Ph.D., March/April, pp. 36—41
Views on Organized Camp for 2012, (with Thanks to Dire Straits), Rick
November/December, pp. 40—43 Risk Management, Autumn: Stryker, P.E., March/April, pp. 68-71
Opportunity to Assess Your Camp's
After the Deluge — Part III: Letters Building Principles, Sign, Sign,
Health Services, Linda Ebner Erceg,
from My Campers, March/April, Everywhere a Sign, Rick Stryker, P.E.,
R.N., M.S., P.H.N., September/
pp. 20-27 September/October, pp. 8—10
October, pp. 12-15
Westerman, Martin, The Self-Reliant Building Principles, The More Things
Risk Management, Creating &
Camp, September/October, pp. 28-31 Change... The More They Stay the
Maintaining a Healthy Camp
Same, Rick Stryker, P.E., January/
Yerkes, Rita, Ed.D., Joy James , Ph.D., Environment: Strategies for Camp
February, pp. 10—12
Gwynn Powell, Ph.D., Looking Back Staff, Linda Ebner Erceg, R.N., M.S.,
— Education in a “Formal” Sense, P.H.N., May/June, pp. 14—17 Building Principles, The Movies You
March/April, pp. 48-51 Don’t Want to See: No Water In or No
Risk Management, Tips about First Aid
Water Out, Rick Stryker, P.E., May/
Provided by Camp Staff, Linda Ebner
INDEX BY SUBJECT June, pp. 10—13
Erceg, R.N., M.S., P.H.N., January/
February, pp. 14-16 Building Principles, Your Field of
Dreams?, Rick Stryker, P.E., July/
Risk Management, Why Do Camp Staff
August, pp. 50-51
Members Get Hurt?, Edward A.
Assessing Youth with Autism Spectrum Schirick, C.P.C.U., C.1.C., C.R.M., Risk Management, Camp Management
Disorders for Their “Fit” at Camp, November/December, pp. 64—67 Liability — Evolving Risk, Edward
Linda Ebner Erceg, R.N., M.S., P.H.N.,
A. Schirick, C.P.C.U., C.I.C., C.R.M,
March/April, pp. 52-55 Top Ten, Aquatic Safety for Staff, Cathy
March/April, pp. 64—67
Scheder, May/June, p. 18
How Do Your Campers Really Feel? The
Risk Management, Maintaining
Benefits of Mid-Session Evaluations,
Perspective — Is There Still a Place
Audrey Monke, March/April, pp.
for Camper Accident and Sickness
56-57
Insurance in Your Camp Risk
Camp Improvement: Getting Started,
Praise and Self-Esteem: An Interview Management Plan?, Edward A.
John Van Dreese, July/August, pp.
with Ashley Merryman, March/April, Schirick, C.P.C.U., C.1.C., C.R.M.,
44-49
pp. 28-29 July/August, pp. 12-13
Campers Have a World of Good —
In the Trenches, Bob Ditter, March/April,
Insights from the ACA Sites, Facilities,
pp. 10-13
and Programs Report: 2011, Mark
20/20 Toolbox: Navigating Complexity
Striving for More Than “Surviving”: An F. Roark Ph.D., Marissa Mikami,
to Greater Relevance, Peg L. Smith,
Argument for a Non-Inclusion Model September/October, pp. 64-69
January/February, pp. 20-23
for Camps, Debbie Sasson, Psy.D., Eric
Hints of Positive Enrollment Trends in
Sasson, M.Ed., January/February, pp. 20/20 Toolbox: Transgender Youth —
Turbulent Economic Times, Laurie
50—53 The Role Camps Might Play, Sarah
Browne Ph.D., M. Deborah Bialeschki,
Holder, September/October, pp. 43—47
Ph.D., March/April, pp. 58-63
A Conversation with Joe Ehrmann,
Social Marketing: Where Should You
A Cyberbullying Protection Plan, Joel D. January/February, pp. 24-27
Start?, Jennifer H. Selke, Ph.D.,
Haber, Ph.D., Lisa Daley, J.D., March/
April, pp. 30-35 November/December, pp. 36-39 A Message from 20/20 Toolbox, Diane
Tyrrell, September/October, p. 42
A Healthy Camp Depends on You: The Self-Reliant Camp, Martin
Westerman, September/October, pp. A Platform for Growth, Cedric X. Bryant
Six Things Staff Can Do to Have
28-31 Ph.D., FACSM, January/February, pp.
a Healthy Summer, Sandra (Sam)
28-31
Thompson, C.P.R.P., Barry A. Garst, Top Eight Summer Camp Marketing
Ph.D., May/June, pp. 62-63 Strategies for 2011, Eric Naftulin, After the Deluge — Part III: Letters from
March/April, pp. 42—43 My Campers, Stephen Wallace, M.S.
Ed., March/April, pp. 20-27
74, CAMPING magazine * November/December 201 1
Always Thank the Bus Driver... And A Place to Share, Low Tech and Lovin’ It!, The Other Side of the Mountain: Views
Other Words of Wisdom for All the Garrett Lebby, September/October, on Organized Camp for 2012, Stephen
Campers I'll Never Meet, Stephen p. 76 Wallace, M.S. Ed., November/
Wallace M.S. Ed., May/June, pp. December, pp. 40-43
A Place to Share, Shared Values, Daniella
20-23
Garran, March/April, p. 76 Why Day Camp Matters, Andy
Bug Juice and Other Culinary Delights, Kimmelman, November/December,
A Place to Share, Tiger Fun: Saving the
Viki Kappel Spain, July/August, pp. pp. 24-27
World by Taking Camp Seriously,
34-39
Christopher Thurber, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Research, Campers’ Affinity for Nature in
Desegregating Circle M Day Camp: A November/December, p. 80 Environmental Education Programs,
Determination to Succeed, Marcy and Justin Schmillen, M.S., Jeff Jacobs,
A Place to Share, Ways to Make Camp
Bob Brower, January/February, pp. Ph.D., July/August, pp. 8-11
Memorable, Jeanne Muellerleile
46-49
C.C.D., M.S., May/June, p. 72
Embrace the World: Grow as a Result,
A Place to Share, What About the
Linda Grier Pulliam, Fahrettin Gézet,
Children?, June W. Gray, January/
Gwynn Powell, Ph.D., September/ 20/20 Toolbox: Attracting Diverse Staff
February, p. 72
October, pp. 60-63 and Campers, Garrett Colgan-Snyder,
From Peg, Peg L. Smith, September/October, pp. 48-53
Implementing Change: Practical Tips
* March/April, p. 2
for the Early Camp Director, Heidi Be at Your Best to Do Your Best: Self-
Krueger, July/August,pp. 40—43 * September/October, p. 2 Care Strategies for Camp Counselors,
* May/June, p. 2 Ethan Schafer, Ph.D., May/June, pp.
Looking Back — Education in a “Formal”
Sense, Gwynn Powell, Ph.D., Joy * July/August, p. 2 52-55
James, Ph.D., Rita Yerkes, Ed.D., From Peter, Peter Surgenor, January/ Bullying Behavior in Boys... And What
March/April, pp. 48-51 February, p. 2 to Do About It, Bob Ditter, May/June,
pp. 24-29
Making a Difference through Innovation Top Ten, The Essence of a Positive Camp
and Service: Eleanor Eells Award- Culture, Norman E. Friedman, M. Camp Counseling in the Twenty-
Winning Camps Are a Tribute to the Ed., March/April, p. 18 First Century: Connecting the
Camp Spirit, Dawn Swindle, July/ Disconnected, Jeffrey Leiken, M.A.,
August, pp. 18-23 May/June, pp. 30—33
Reaching Out to Nontraditional 20/20 Toolbox — Reaching Out to Configure the Ideal Smartphone: “Apps”
Campers: Women and Girls of African Underserved Campers: UniCamp’s for Camp Staff to Download and
Descent Spread Their Wings at Camp Strategies for Success, November/ Install, Kim Aycock, M.S.T., May/
Butterfly, July/August, pp. 24-27 December, pp. 44—47 June, pp. 56—61
Religious Camps: Common Roots 20/20 Toolbox: The Rewards of Counseling Teens: How to Help
and New Sprouts, Nancy Ferguson, Reinventing the Wheel, Matthew Teenagers Create Memorable
Jennifer Burch, November/December, Barstead, March/April, pp. 44-47 Summers, Greg Cronin, C.C.D., May/
pp. 48-53 June, pp. 64—67
Camp... MAGNIFIED! The Benefits of
Summer Camps in Popular Culture, Jon Specialty Camps, Marcia Lindstrom, Do You Want To... Hey, Look Over
Malinowski Ph.D., May/June, pp. November/December, pp. 32-35 There! Strategies for Working with
34-39 Children Who Have Attention
Creating Community through Nature:
Deficits, Christopher Thurber, Ph.D.,
The Evolving Look of Camp: An An Interview with Joseph Cornell,
A.B.P.P., May/June, pp. 40—45
Interview with Abigail Van Slyck, September/October, pp. 24-27
September/October, pp. 32-35 In the Trenches, Play-Date at Camp, Bob
Going to Outdoor School: Talking the
Ditter, July/August, pp. 14-15
The Role of Nonprofit Organizations Talk, Brian Thomas, September/
in the History Camp, Marcia Ellett, October, pp. 22—23 In the Trenches, Reflecting and Learning,
November/December, pp. 54—59 Bob Ditter, November/December, pp.
It Was the Best Week Ever! The Value
10-12
Why the World Needs Summer Camp: of One-Week and Short-Term Camp
An Essay to Parents, Jeff Merhige, Sessions, John Duntley, November/ Research, The Value of Being a Camp
November/December, pp. 16—17 December, pp. 28-31 Counselor: A Study of the Experiences
and Personal Growth of Missouri
Years of Adventures and Challenges: Longer Camp Sessions: Disappearing
4-H Camp Counselors, Donald J.
The History of Day Camp, Connie Dinosaur or Timely Treasure?, Andy
Nicholson, M. Ed., Michelle D. Klem,
Coutellier, January/February, pp. Sangster, November/December, pp.
M.S., March/April, pp. 14-17
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Staff Training: What Do You Expect?,
A Place to Share, Jessica Coleman, July/ Raising the Bar: A Case for Quality
Scott Arizala, May/June, pp. 48—51
August, p. 56 Outdoor Education, Jim Parry,
September/October, pp. 16-21 Truth and Consequences: Interviewing
Skills for Camp Professionals, Bob
Ditter, September/October, pp. 54—59
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