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Camp HERO

Packing List

  • Electric fan
  • Disposable camera
  • Sleeping bag
  • Pillow
  • Flashlight
  • Sunscreen
  • Bug Spray
  • One-piece bathing suit
  • Towel

Required Clearances

  • Fingerprinting
    (University Store is now a location for fingerprints.)
  • Child Abuse Clearance
  • Criminal Background Check
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Camp HERO
Anyone applying to be a counselor must be at least 19 years of age.

Assistant to the Director

Consider volunteering to be an "Assistant to the Director" at Camp HERO! Two positions are available.

  • Assist the Camp Director in overall operation of Camp HERO, including Camp HERO Orientation weekend
  • Assist Camp Director with facilitation of daily staff meetings during the week of camp
  • Assist Camp Director with enforcement of Camp Victory and Camp HERO rules and regulations throughout the week of camp
  • Assist Camp Director with enforcement of activities and events. In addition, assist with the visitation policy (i.e. signing in parents/guests)
  • Oversee secondary camp functions (i.e., Point of Contact for all counselor staff throughout daytime/nighttime hours)
  • Remain available/visible to staff members whenever needed
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Camp Rules

  • Campers will not be permitted to have cell phones.
  • All new campers must provide one school reference from their school (teacher, counselor, etc.).
  • Parents/care givers applying for camperships must submit their 2008 tax return for their camper to be considered for a campership.
  • No camper applications will be considered after July 1st of the camping year being applied for.
  • Follow the staff member's instructions at all times.
  • Be sure your counselors know where you are at all times.
  • Treat others as you would like to be treated.
  • Be sensitive to others' feelings.
  • Respect one another's privacy.
  • Be responsible for picking up your own belongings.
  • Be ready for meals and activities.

For campers who break the rules, the following steps will be taken:

  • First offense: The camper will be told that he/she broke a rule.
  • Second offense: A camper can be given a time out from an activity. This can be repeated.
  • Third offense: The camper could miss a preferred activity.
  • Four offense: If these other steps do not eliminate the problem, then the camper will be sent home.
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