Camp Information
Who?
Christian students entering 10th through 12th grades, or incoming freshmen to Cedarville University, who are considering careers in Social Work, Mental Health, or Counseling.
What?
At Social Work Camp you will learn what social workers do and where they work � foreign mission fields, hospitals, schools, mental health clinics, adoption agencies, child and family services, homeless shelters, etc. You will visit social service and mental health agencies to get a first-hand look at professionals on the job. You will learn about the Christian roots of social work and how to integrate your faith into social work practice. Campers will get to participate in a service activity in a professional setting. You will also enjoy boating on beautiful Lake Shawnee. Explore the world's largest airplane museum, follow the history of flight from the Wright Brothers to the moon, and see the Mercury and Apollo space capsules. You will be inspired and challenged by spending time with godly professors at their homes.
When?
June 8-12, 2009 (final deadline for registration is June 1, 2009)
Register and check into residence halls between 3-5 p.m. on Monday. Camp concludes at 2:00 p.m. on Friday. All campers must be picked up by 2:30 p.m. An additional fee of $15.00 per hour will apply for any later departures.
Please note: We are unable to accommodate any early arrivals/late departures for any camp students. Please adjust your schedule accordingly.
Cost?
The $400 registration fee includes all meals, housing, field trips, activities, supplies, and a camp shirt.
What to Bring?
- Great attitude
- Open heart to the Lord
- Excitement to learn
- Desire to make new friends
and in your suitcase…
- Bible
- linens or sleeping bag for twin bed
- pencil and notebook
- umbrella
- personal items
- towels
- beach towel
- modest one-piece swimsuit
- comfortable clothes and shoes
- pillow
- trash can
- money for snacks
- signed medical release form
What to Wear?
Modest casual dress including blue jeans, shorts, and t-shirts are acceptable for camp activities. Shorts should be no shorter than halfway between the top of the knee and top of the thigh. Exposed midriff style shirts are not allowed.
For agency visits, please wear dress pants along with a blouse or polo-type shirt.