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Be A Camp Counselor What is Camp Musubi and why should I care? Camp Musubi is a weeklong day camp (August 20-24, 2007) that uses fun activities to teach young people about Japanese American heritage. The goal of the camp is to spark interest in the Japanese American culture and community through hands-on experiences and interactions with people in the community. Counselors get to work with and mentor a group of great campers and have fun throughout the week. It's a chance to serve and learn, and connect with the Japanese American community and heritage. What are the Camp Counselors' Responsibilities? The basic responsibilities will be to facilitate the camp program by assisting in the presentation, preparation and execution of activities. Interns will supervise as well as serve as mentor/role models for the participants. What are the total hours? The total hours will be 50 hours with a stipend of $500. The program requires 10 hours of training prior to the event. All camp hours and training hours are MANDATORY. On the week of the day camp, you will need to arrive at 8:30am and leave around 5pm. The hours for the kids will be from 9-4pm (with extended care until 5pm). What if I have additional questions? Please contact the Camp Musubi director, Janna Abo, by e-mail at jannaabo(at)hotmail.com if you have any questions about the camp or the camp counselor expectations. I'm ready to apply. What do I do? Click here to download the Camp Musubi Counselor Application (27K .doc). Completed applications can be submitted electronically to Janna Abo at the e-mail address above, or mailed to:
The deadline to apply is May 5, 2007. You will be contacted for an interview. |
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