Camping Magazine 2012: Vol 85 Index & Table of Contents

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012 EDITORIAL INDEX
VOLUME 85
INDEX BY AUTHOR Bello, Paul, Protect Your Camp, Your Four Simple Words to Better
Campers, and Your Staff from the Communication, May/June, pp.
ACA Staff, 2011 Eleanor Eells Award
Unspeakable, March/April, pp. 16-19
Winners: Leaders in Program
48-53 In the Trenches, Behavior Plans at
Excellence, July/August, pp. 12-17
Berman, Greg, A Place to Share, Camp — A Powerful Tool, March/
ACA Staff, An Interview with Richard “Camp” Skills Are “Real” Skills, Aprippl. 8,-1 1
Louv: Using the Nature Principle
May/June, p. 80 In the Trenches, Camper
and Camps to Reduce Nature-Deficit
Bialeschki, M. Deborah, PhD, The Behavior — Growth without
Disorder — for Children and Adults,
Dollar$ and Cents of Operating Shame, November/December, pp.
January/February, pp. 26-29
a Camp, September/October, pp. 48-5]
ACA Staff, Cyberbullying: Camp's Role
34-57 In the Trenches, Plugged or
in Helping Girls Disengage from an
Unplugged — The Benefits of
Online World — An Interview with Bialeschki, M. Deborah, PhD; Karla A.
Each at Camp, July/August, pp.
Rachel Simmons, March/April, pp. Henderson, PhD; Kelly McFadden,
6-7
What Parents Want to Know that
54-57
Camp Counselors Should Know, Erceg, Linda, RN, MS, PHN:
ACA Staff, Teaching Happiness —
May/June, pp. 70-75 * Risk Management, A Letter to
Positive Emotions Are Skills to
Be Learned: An Interview with Bialeschki, M. Deborah, PhD; Cass Camp Staff, May/June, pp. 8-9
Christine Carter, PhD, January/ Morgan, On the Road to Camper Risk Management, Ideas to Think
February, pp. 34-37 Enrollment Recovery? March/April, About, January/February, pp.
pp. 62-64 12-15
Anderson, Julie, 20/20 Toolbox: Locally
Grown — How the T.T.T. Society Brock, Sherry, 20/20 Toolbox: Camp Risk Management, The Health
Changes Lives through Community To Belong — Reuniting Siblings Center Log: Rich Source of Risk
and Connection, July/August, pp. in Foster Care While Creating Management Data, November/
18-23 a Lifetime of Shared Memories December, pp. 8-10
through the Summer Camp Erceg, Linda Ebner, RN, MS, PHN;
Arizala, Scott, There Is a Reason!
Experience, March/April, pp. 38-41 Barry A. Garst, PhD; Chris Smith,
Understanding Challenging
Behavior, May/June, pp. 54-61 Bullard, Anne, Grant Bullard, Dale MEd, Healthy Camps: The Quest
Robertson, Farm to Dining Hall: A Continues through Technology and
Aycock, David, Camp, Community, Camp Farm Program with a Long Professional Development, March/
and Leaders: A Model for Molding History, September/October, pp. April, pp. 58-61
Leaders and Helping Communities
14-19 Fine, Stephen, PhD, A Burgeoning
within the Context of Camp, July/
August, pp. 34-39 Bullard, Grant, Anne Bullard, Dale World of Camp Research,
Robertson, Farm to Dining Hall: A September/October, pp. 40—45
Aycock, Kim, MST, Lights, Camera,
Camp Farm Program with a Long Franz, Nancy K., PhD; Barry A.
Action: Writing Your Own Activity
History, September/October, pp. Garst, PhD; Sarah Baughman,
Script, May/June, pp. 46-51
14-19 PhD; Richard W. Seidel, PhD, LCP,
Barstead, Matthew, The Human Need
Cheley, Don, Every Child Should Have Research, Family Camp Impacts
to Belong: An Evolution in How We
a Chance to Go to Camp: Besides, on Family Functioning, January/
Think about Camps, July/August,
I Have a Vacancy That Could Be February, pp. 8-11
pp. 40-43
Filled ..., November/December, pp. Friedman, Norman, MEd:
Batley, Ann, Mixing the Nonprofit with 14-19
* Camp “Whatever” Letter, March/
the For Profit, November/December,
Cronin, Greg, CCD, Will I Be Enough April, pp. 66-67
pp. 30-35
to Make a Difference? May/June, pp. * Camp Is No Place for Bullying
Baughman, Sarah, PhD; Barry A. Garst, 62-65 Behaviors! May/June, pp. 38-39
PhD; Nancy K. Franz, PhD; Richard
Ditter, Bob: Garr, Minda, MSW, Sexuality
W. Seidel, PhD, LCP, Research,
* Building Character: A Central Education in the Camp Setting: A
Family Camp Impacts on Family
Organizing Theme for Camps, Thirty-Four Year Retrospective,
Functioning, January/February, pp.
January/February, pp. 46-49 March/April, pp. 44-47
8-1]
Camp as Vital Engagement,
September/October, pp. 60-63
52 CAMPING magawv zine * November/December 2012
012 EDITORIAL INDEX
VOLUME 85
INDEX BY AUTHOR Bello, Paul, Protect Your Camp, Your Four Simple Words to Better
Campers, and Your Staff from the Communication, May/June, pp.
ACA Staff, 2011 Eleanor Eells Award
Unspeakable, March/April, pp. 16-19
Winners: Leaders in Program
48-53 In the Trenches, Behavior Plans at
Excellence, July/August, pp. 12-17
Berman, Greg, A Place to Share, Camp — A Powerful Tool, March/
ACA Staff, An Interview with Richard “Camp” Skills Are “Real” Skills, Aprippl. 8,-1 1
Louv: Using the Nature Principle
May/June, p. 80 In the Trenches, Camper
and Camps to Reduce Nature-Deficit
Bialeschki, M. Deborah, PhD, The Behavior — Growth without
Disorder — for Children and Adults,
Dollar$ and Cents of Operating Shame, November/December, pp.
January/February, pp. 26-29
a Camp, September/October, pp. 48-5]
ACA Staff, Cyberbullying: Camp's Role
34-57 In the Trenches, Plugged or
in Helping Girls Disengage from an
Unplugged — The Benefits of
Online World — An Interview with Bialeschki, M. Deborah, PhD; Karla A.
Each at Camp, July/August, pp.
Rachel Simmons, March/April, pp. Henderson, PhD; Kelly McFadden,
6-7
What Parents Want to Know that
54-57
Camp Counselors Should Know, Erceg, Linda, RN, MS, PHN:
ACA Staff, Teaching Happiness —
May/June, pp. 70-75 * Risk Management, A Letter to
Positive Emotions Are Skills to
Be Learned: An Interview with Bialeschki, M. Deborah, PhD; Cass Camp Staff, May/June, pp. 8-9
Christine Carter, PhD, January/ Morgan, On the Road to Camper Risk Management, Ideas to Think
February, pp. 34-37 Enrollment Recovery? March/April, About, January/February, pp.
pp. 62-64 12-15
Anderson, Julie, 20/20 Toolbox: Locally
Grown — How the T.T.T. Society Brock, Sherry, 20/20 Toolbox: Camp Risk Management, The Health
Changes Lives through Community To Belong — Reuniting Siblings Center Log: Rich Source of Risk
and Connection, July/August, pp. in Foster Care While Creating Management Data, November/
18-23 a Lifetime of Shared Memories December, pp. 8-10
through the Summer Camp Erceg, Linda Ebner, RN, MS, PHN;
Arizala, Scott, There Is a Reason!
Experience, March/April, pp. 38-41 Barry A. Garst, PhD; Chris Smith,
Understanding Challenging
Behavior, May/June, pp. 54-61 Bullard, Anne, Grant Bullard, Dale MEd, Healthy Camps: The Quest
Robertson, Farm to Dining Hall: A Continues through Technology and
Aycock, David, Camp, Community, Camp Farm Program with a Long Professional Development, March/
and Leaders: A Model for Molding History, September/October, pp. April, pp. 58-61
Leaders and Helping Communities
14-19 Fine, Stephen, PhD, A Burgeoning
within the Context of Camp, July/
August, pp. 34-39 Bullard, Grant, Anne Bullard, Dale World of Camp Research,
Robertson, Farm to Dining Hall: A September/October, pp. 40—45
Aycock, Kim, MST, Lights, Camera,
Camp Farm Program with a Long Franz, Nancy K., PhD; Barry A.
Action: Writing Your Own Activity
History, September/October, pp. Garst, PhD; Sarah Baughman,
Script, May/June, pp. 46-51
14-19 PhD; Richard W. Seidel, PhD, LCP,
Barstead, Matthew, The Human Need
Cheley, Don, Every Child Should Have Research, Family Camp Impacts
to Belong: An Evolution in How We
a Chance to Go to Camp: Besides, on Family Functioning, January/
Think about Camps, July/August,
I Have a Vacancy That Could Be February, pp. 8-11
pp. 40-43
Filled ..., November/December, pp. Friedman, Norman, MEd:
Batley, Ann, Mixing the Nonprofit with 14-19
* Camp “Whatever” Letter, March/
the For Profit, November/December,
Cronin, Greg, CCD, Will I Be Enough April, pp. 66-67
pp. 30-35
to Make a Difference? May/June, pp. * Camp Is No Place for Bullying
Baughman, Sarah, PhD; Barry A. Garst, 62-65 Behaviors! May/June, pp. 38-39
PhD; Nancy K. Franz, PhD; Richard
Ditter, Bob: Garr, Minda, MSW, Sexuality
W. Seidel, PhD, LCP, Research,
* Building Character: A Central Education in the Camp Setting: A
Family Camp Impacts on Family
Organizing Theme for Camps, Thirty-Four Year Retrospective,
Functioning, January/February, pp.
January/February, pp. 46-49 March/April, pp. 44-47
8-1]
Camp as Vital Engagement,
September/October, pp. 60-63
52 CAMPING magawv zine * November/December 2012
Garst, Barry A., PhD; Sarah Baughman, McFadden, Kelly; Karla A. Henderson, Robertson, Dale, Grant Bullard, Anne
PhD; Nancy K. Franz, PhD; Richard PhD; M. Deborah Bialeschki, PhD, Bullard, Farm to Dining Hall: A
W. Seidel, PhD, LCP, Research, What Parents Want to Know that Camp Farm Program with a Long
Family Camp Impacts on Family Camp Counselors Should Know, History, September/October, pp.
Functioning, January/February, pp. May/June, pp. 70-75 14-19
8—1]
Monke, Audrey, Ten Photo Posting Rothenberg, Howard “H,” A For
Garst, Barry A., PhD; Linda Ebner Tips, March/April, pp. 42—43 Profit Goes Green with a 501(c)(3),
Erceg, RN, MS, PHN; Chris Smith, Morgan, Cass; M. Deborah Bialeschki, November/December, pp. 36—40
MEd, Healthy Camps: The Quest
PhD, On the Road to Camper Rothstein, Michele, A Place to Share,
Continues through Technology and
Enrollment Recovery? March/April, What You Will Get Out of the
Professional Development, March/ pp. 62-64 National Conference... January/
April, pp. 58-61
Newman Kingery, Julie, PhD; Kelly Februarpy., 7 2
Gentle-Genitty, Carolyn, PhD; Jennifer
R. Peneston, MEd; Bernadette M. Rumple, Jennifer; Carolyn Gentle-
Rumple, Helping Campers from
Wormuth, BA; Stacey E. Rice, BS, Genitty, PhD, Helping Campers
Challenging Backgrounds Gain Life
A Closer Look at Parents’ Worries from Challenging Backgrounds Gain
Skills, May/June, pp. 66-69
and Children’s Anxiety as Risk Life Skills, May/June, pp. 66-69
Gillard, Ann, PhD, Does Your Camp Factors for Homesickness: Practical
Saltmarsh, Amy; Karla A. Henderson,
Reinforce, Resist, or Relieve Gender Strategies for Camp Staff and
PhD, Make a Commitment:
Stereotypes? March/April, pp. 30-37 Families, July/August, pp. 46-51
Encouraging Wellness and Healthy
Henderson, Karla A., PhD; Amy Ozier, Lance, EdD, Camp: At the Living at Camp, March/April, pp.
Saltmarsh, Make a Commitment: Crossroads of America’s Past and 20-29
Encouraging Wellness and Healthy Future, July/August, pp. 24-27
Santos, Rhonda, Asian Longhorned
Living at Camp, March/April, pp. Peneston, Kelly R., MEd; Julie Newman Beetle: A Threat to Our Forests,
20—29
Kingery, PhD; Bernadette M. July/August, pp. 44-45
Henderson, Karla A., PhD; Kelly Wormuth, BA; Stacey E. Rice, BS,
Schafer, Ethan, PhD, On the Care and
McFadden; M. Deborah Bialeschki, A Closer Look at Parents’ Worries
Feeding of Adolescents at Camp,
PhD, What Parents Want to Know and Children’s Anxiety as Risk May/June, pp. 40—45
that Camp Counselors Should Factors for Homesickness: Practical
Schenck, Sandy, A Place to Share,
Know, May/June, pp. 70-75 Strategies for Camp Staff and
Conservation Easement — A
Families, July/August, pp. 46-51
Holland, Tom, A Place to Share, Your Solution for Green River Preserve,
Label to Embrace: Giver, July/ Plemmons, Kerry, Teambuilding November/December, p. 64
August, p. 56 and Leadership: Why a College
Schirick, Edward CPCU, CIC, CRM:
Curriculum Includes a Camp
Kimmelman, Andy, Community:
Experience, January/February, pp. * Risk Management, Computer
Kinship within Our Camps,
38-41 Network Security — Evolving
September/October, pp. 46-49
Risks, March/April, pp. 16-19
Rice, Stacey E., BS; Julie Newman
Kress, Tom, A Place to Share,
Risk Management, Perceptions
That’s What Camp Is All About, Kingery, PhD; Kelly R. Peneston,
and Perspectives 2012, July/
MEd; Bernadette M. Wormuth, BA,
September/October, p. 64
August, pp. 10-11
A Closer Look at Parents’ Worries
Leiken, Jeffrey, MA, Moments Of and Children’s Anxiety as Risk Risk Management, Tips for
Truth: The Things You Say and the Factors for Homesickness: Practical Contracts, September/October,
Things You Do, May/June, pp. 26-31 Strategies for Camp Staff and pp. 38-59
Lucero, Rodrick, PhD, The Intersection Families, July/August, pp. 46-51 Seidel, Richard W., PhD, LCP; Barry A.
of Camp with the Traditional School Roark, Mark F., PhD, Research, Camper Garst, PhD; Sarah Baughman, PhD;
Experience: Improving Student Outcomes Increase Regardless of Nancy K. Franz, PhD, Research,
Achievement and Engagement, Session Length: Beyond Anecdotal Family Camp Impacts on Family
January/February, pp. 30-32 Evidence of Increased Competence, Functioning, January/February, pp.
Maguire, Stephen, Patience, May/June, Independence, and Friendship Skills, 8-1]
pp. 58-61 September/October, pp. 6—9 Sheets, Ann, On Board with Camp,
September/October, pp. 34-39
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2012 EDITORIAL INDEX
VOLUME 85 — continued
Shenker, Nancy, The 24/7/365 Camp Building Principles, A “Primer” Truitt, Kimberly, Current Challenges
Community: Sitting around the on Pumps, July/August, pp. 8-9 in Camp Food Service, September/
Online Campfire, September/ Building Principles, Bridges, October, pp. 50-53
October, pp. 28-33 Culverts, and Fords: A Ditch Tyrrell, Diane:
Smikle, Richard A., The Public Charity: in Time — Reprised! January/ * Scholarship, Fundraising, and
Structuring Considerations, February, pp. 16-19 Outreach Strategies for All Camps,
November/December, pp. 20-21 Building Principles, On Old Glory, November/December, pp. 12-13
Smith, Chris, MEd; Linda Ebner Erceg, November/December, pp. 6—7 20/20 Toolbox: The Academic
RN, MS, PHN; Barry A. Garst, Building Principles, Wastewater Edge — Connecting Camp with
PhD, Healthy Camps: The Quest Treatment — A Primer, March/ Education, January/February, pp.
Continues through Technology and Aprpip.l 1,2-1 5 30-53
Professional Development, March/ Szafir, Susan, A Place to Share, Kamaji Ungar, Michael, PhD, Camps
April, pp. 58-61 Hats Offt o Thee, March/April, p. 72 Help Make Children Resilient,
Smith, Peg: Taylor, Posie, From Family to September/October, pp. 24—27
* Convergence: Collaborative Foundation: A Path to Perpetuity, Wallace, Stephen, MSEd:
Melodies Create Youth November/December, pp. 24-29
* Indifferent Spectators: Leadership
Development Success, January/
Thompson, Michael, PhD: Lessons... For Camp and
February, pp. 22-24
* Camp Is Not School (No Tests, Beyond, May/June, pp. 12-15
- From Peg, May/June, p. 4
Judgment, or Evaluation): An * Unpacking Summer: Camp's
Stein, Eric, Search Marketing on Excerpt from Homesick and Lease Hath All Too Short a Date,
the Web: Drive New Camper Happy, January/February, pp. January/February, pp. 54—57
Enrollment and Alternative 42-45
Wannlund, Art, From Art, January/
Businesses, November/December, What Camp Staff Can Do to Februaryp., 4
pp. 42-47 Help Children: An Excerpt from
Wormuth, Bernadette M., BA; Julie
Stryker, Richard “Rick”, PE: Homesick and Happy, May/June,
Newman Kingery, PhD; Kelly R.
* Building Principles, Play Ball! pp. 32-37 Peneston, MEd; Stacey E. Rice, BS,
September/October, pp. 10-13 Thurber, Christopher, PhD, ABPP, A Closer Look at Parents’ Worries
Building Principles, “That’s Not Wanton Words: Curbing Verbal and Children’s Anxiety as Risk
MY Job...” May/June, pp. 10-11 Crudeness and Cruelty at Camp, Factors for Homesickness: Practical
May/June, pp. 20-25 Strategies for Camp Staff and
Families, July/August, pp. 46-51
GHAI GILT ALY DAaCcifiG
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adventures
At Home in Nature
. a i5a f mFa ¢C E
Cyberbullying: Camp’s Role in Helping
Girls Disengage from an Online
World — An Interview with Rachel
Simmons, March/April, pp. 54-57
Does Your Camp Reinforce, Resist, or
Relieve Gender Stereotypes? Ann
Gillard, PhD, March/April, pp.
30-37
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1h (ave Teaching Happiness — Positive
Your campers will love Call today: Emotions Are Skills to Be Learned:
the experience of staying in unique, 1.800.944.0240 An Interview with Christine Carter,
cozy yurts... and keep coming back for more! email: [email protected] PhD, January/February, pp. 34-37
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In the Trenches, Behavior Plans at Make a Commitment: Encouraging
Camp — A Powerful Tool, Bob Wellness and Healthy Living at
Ditter, March/April, pp. 8-11 Camp, Karla A. Henderson, PhD;
In the Trenches, Camper Behavior — Amy Saltmarsh, March/April, pp. A For Profit Goes Green with a
Growth without Shame, Bob Ditter, 20-29 501(c)(3), Howard “H” Rothenberg,
November/December, pp. 48-51 Protect Your Camp, Your Campers, and November/December, pp. 36—40
Your Staff from the Unspeakable,
Research, Camper Outcomes Increase Asian Longhorned Beetle: A Threat to
Regardless of Session Length: Paul J. Bello, March/April, pp. 48-53 Our Forests, Rhonda Santos, July/
Beyond Anecdotal Evidence Sexuality Education in the Camp August, pp. 44—45
of Increased Competence, Setting: A Thirty-Four Year
Current Challenges in Camp Food
Independence, and Friendship Skills, Retrospective, Minda Garr, MSW,
Service, Kimberly Truitt, September/
Mark F. Roark, PhD, September/ March/April, pp. 44-47
October, pp. 50-53
October, pp. 6-9 Risk Management, A Letter to Camp
Every Child Should Have a Chance
Staff, Linda Ebner Erceg, RN, MS,
to Go to Camp: Besides, I Have a
PHN, May/June, pp. 8-9
Vacancy That Could Be Filled .. .,
Healthy Camps: The Quest Continues
Risk Management, Ideas to Think Don Cheley, November/December,
through Technology and
About, Linda Ebner Erceg, RN, MS, pp. 14-19
Professional Development, Linda
PHN, January/February, pp. 12-15
Ebner Erceg, RN, MS, PHN; Barry From Family to Foundation: A Path to
A. Garst, PhD; Chris Smith MEd, Risk Management, The Health Perpetuity, Posie Taylor, November/
March/April, pp. 58-61 Center Log: Rich Source of Risk December, pp. 24-29
Management Data, Linda Ebner
Erceg, RN, MS, PHN, November/
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VOLUME 85 — continued from page 55
Mixing the Nonprofit with the For The Public Charity: Structuring Building Principles, Wastewater
Profit, Ann Batley, November/ Considerations, Richard A. Smikle, Treatment — A Primer, Richard
December, pp. 30-35 November/December, pp. 20-21 “Rick” Stryker, PE, March/April, pp.
Scholarship, Fundraising, and Outreach A Place to Share, Conservation 12-15
Strategies for All Camps, Diane Easement A Solution for Green Risk Management, Computer Network
Tyrrell, November/December, pp. River Preserve, Sandy Schenck, Security — Evolving Risks, Edward
12-13 November/December, p. 64 A. Schirick, CPCU, CIC, CRM,
March/April, pp. 16-19
Search Marketing on the Web: Drive Building Principles, “That's Not MY
New Camper Enrollment and Job...” Richard “Rick” Stryker, PE, Risk Management, Perceptions and
Alternative Businesses, Eric Stein, May/June, pp. 10-11 Perspectives 2012, Edward A.
November/December, pp. 42—47 Building Principles, A “Primer” on Schirick, CPCU, CIC, CRM, July/
August, pp. 10-11
Ten Photo Posting Tips, Audrey Monke, Pumps, Richard “Rick” Stryker, PE,
March/April, pp. 42-43 July/August, pp. 8-9 Risk Management, Tips for Contracts,
Edward A. Schirick, CPCU, CIC,
The 24/7/365 Camp Community: Building Principles, Bridges, Culverts,
Sitting around the Online Campfire, and Fords: A Ditch in Time — CRM, September/October, pp.
58-59
Nancy Shenker, September/October, Reprised! Richard “Rick” Stryker,
pp. 28-33 PE, January/February, pp. 16-19
PHILOSOPHY
The Dollar$ and Cents of Operating a Building Principles, On Old Glory, AND OBJECTIVES
Camp, M. Deborah Bialeschki, PhD, Richard “Rick” Stryker, PE,
A Burgeoning World of Camp
September/October, pp. 54-57 November/December, pp. 6-7
Research, Stephen Fine, PhD,
Building Principles, Play Ball! Richard September/October, pp. 40—45
“Rick” Stryker, PE, September/
A Closer Look at Parents’ Worries
October, pp. 10-13
and Children’s Anxiety as Risk
Factors for Homesickness: Practical
Strategies for Camp Staff and
Families, Julie Newman Kingery,
1Youth PhD; Kelly R. Peneston, MEd;
Bernadette M. Wormuth, BA; Stacey
Venture E. Rice, BS; July/August, pp. 46-51
An Interview with Richard Louv: Using
‘Marketing the Nature Principle and Camps to
al Reduce Nature-Deficit Disorder —
for Children and Adults, January/
ACA is partnering with Youth Venture Marketing,
February, pp. 26-29
LLC to bring a new level of interactive youth
Building Character: A Central
marketing programs & free product sampling
Organizing Theme for Camps, Bob
promotions to ACA camps. Ditter, January/February, pp. 46-49
Participate by completing a short survey. Camp “Whatever” Letter, Norman E.
Friedman, MEd, March/April, pp.
Only available to ACA camps!
66-67
www.ACAcamps.org/partnerships/ Camp as Vital Engagement, Bob Ditter,
youthventuremarketing September/October, pp. 60-63
Camp Is Not School (No Tests,
Judgment, or Evaluation): An
0-,
Excerpt from Homesick and Happy,
memes
Michael G. Thompson, PhD,
f[ Poe January/February, pp. 42-45
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A Place to Share, Your Label to 2011 Eleanor Eells Award Winners: Research, Family Camp Impacts on
Embrace: Giver, Tom Holland, July/ Leaders in Program Excellence, July/ Family Functioning, Barry A. Garst,
August, p. 56 August, pp. 12-17 PhD; Sarah Baughman, PhD; Nancy
K. Franz, PhD; Richard W. Seidel,
From Art, Art Wannlund, January/ Camp, Community, and Leaders: A
PhD, LCP, January/February, pp.
February, p. 4 Model for Molding Leaders and
8—11
Helping Communities within the
From Peg, Peg L. Smith, May/June, p. 4
Context of Camp, David Aycock,
July/August, pp. 34-39
20/20 Toolbox: Camp To Belong — Camps Help Make Children Resilient,
Camp Is No Place for Bullying
Reuniting Siblings in Foster Care Michael Ungar, PhD, September/
Behaviors! Norman Friedman, MEd,
While Creating a Lifetime of Shared October, pp. 24-27
May/June, pp. 38-39
Memories through the Summer Community: Kinship within Our
Four Simple Words to Better
Camp Experience, Sherry Brock, Camps, Andy Kimmelman,
Communication, Bob Ditter, May/
March/April, pp. 38-41 September/October, pp. 46-49
June, pp. 16-19
20/20 Toolbox: Locally Grown — Farm to Dining Hall: A Camp Farm
Helping Campers from Challenging
How the T.T.T. Society Changes Program with a Long History,
Backgrounds Gain Life Skills,
Lives through Community and Grant Bullard, Anne Bullard, Dale
Jennifer Rumple, Carolyn Gentle-
Connection, Julie Anderson, July/ Robertson, September/October, pp.
Genitty, PhD, May/June, pp. 66-69
August, pp. 18-23 14-19
20/20 Toolbox: The Academic Edge — Teambuilding and Leadership: Why Lights, Camera, Action: Writing Your
Own Activity Script, Kim Aycock,
Connecting Camp with Education, a College Curriculum Includes a
MST, May/June, pp. 46-51
Diane Tyrrell, CCD, January/ Camp Experience, Kerry Plemmons,
February, pp. 50-53 January/February, pp. 38-41 Moments OfT ruth: The Things You
Say and the Things You Do, Jeffrey
Leiken, MA, May/June, pp. 26-31
On the Care and Feeding of Adolescents
at Camp, Ethan Schafer, PhD, May/
Junppe. 4,0-4 5
Patience, Stephen Maguire, May/June,
ONAS pp. 58-61
starting new r4A r "/ | ‘ There Is a Reason! Understanding
Challenging Behavior, Scott Arizala,
May/June, pp. 54-61
Welcome SNAG!
Wanton Words: Curbing Verbal
Crudeness and Cruelty at Camp,
A New ACA Business Partner.
Christopher Thurber, PhD, ABPP,
May/June, pp. 20-25
5% of all sales of SNAG equipment What Camp Staff Can Do to Help
Children: An Excerpt from Homesick
to ACA camps go support ACA’s programs.
and Happy, Michael Thompson,
PhD, May/June, pp. 32-37
www.ACAcamps.org/partnerships/snag What Parents Want to Know that Camp
Counselors Should Know, Karla A.
oY r Henderson, PhD; Kelly McFadden;
M. Deborah Bialeschki, PhD, May/
June, pp. 70-75
Will I Be Enough to Make a Difference?
vilavneae 4 Greg Cronin, CCD, May/June, pp.
62-65
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