Each day this week I will be focusing on one individual from our program staff that is a part of our adventure staff here at Camp ASCCA. Today I will tell you a little about Michael Padalino.Yesterday I had the chance to sit down with Michael and learn a little more about him and his time working at Camp ASCCA. Michael is from Tuscaloosa, Alabama…
Each day this week I will be focusing on one individual from our program staff that is a part of our adventure staff here at Camp ASCCA. Today I will tell you a little about Alyssa del Valle. Alyssa is from Plant City, Florida and this is her fourth summer working for Camp ASCCA.
Each day this week I will be focusing on one individual from our program staff that is a part of our Camp ASCCA farm staff. Today I will tell you a little about Brandon Kelly. Brandon is from Birmingham, Alabama and this summer is his fourth summer working at Camp ASCCA.
Each day this week I will be focusing on one individual from our program staff that is a part of our Camp ASCCA farm staff. Today I will tell you a little about Briana Rock.Briana is from Birmingham, Alabama and she has been with Camp ASCCA for four summers, and this summer is her fifth.
Each day this week I will be focusing on one individual from our program staff that is a part of our Camp ASCCA farm staff. Today I will tell you a little about Madi Corbin.Madi is from Auburn, Alabama and she is no stranger around Camp ASCCA. Madi has worked here at Camp for four summers and this year is her fifth summer.
Each day this week, I will be focusing on one individual from our program staff that is a part of the Camp ASCCA farm staff. Today, I will tell you a little about Lane Martin.
Lane is from Dothan, Alabama and this is his first summer working at Camp ASCCA. Lane is a part of the farm staff but with that he will be in charge of the fishing here at Camp.
With orientation week coming to an end fast the program staff for this years camp are more than ready for campers. With a couple of a minor speed bumps trying to get in the way, the program staff kept pushing for greatness. Either it being the adventure staff, the farm staff, or the aquatics staff they are ready for camp. Let us take a look into some things that each group has been up to this week.
Hey everyone! Glad to be able to write for this fantastic blog again, and I have a very interesting topic in mind too!
As many of you know, the world we live in doesn’t exactly come with an accessible sign. There are many things that just weren’t designed for people with disabilities. This is why I wanted the topic of this post to be adaptations. Adaptations have enabled me to do so many things, so I thought I would share a few of my own personal life hacks with all of you!
Mother Nature has not been on our side for the first two days of program staff training, but it has not stopped the program staffers and the rest of the Camp ASCCA employees yet. It has been quite wet around the campgrounds the past couple of days, but we as a staff are eager to push on and get things done. With just two days into orientation week the Camp ASCCA staff have already accomplished a lot of training.
My name is Jay Free and I am a current senior at Auburn University majoring in communications with a minor in marketing. I came to Auburn after two years of attending a school in South Georgia called Valdosta State University. I am from a small town in Georgia called LaGrange where I lived with my Mom, Dad, and my older brother. When I am not studying in the library I really enjoy hanging out with my friends and playing soccer. Soccer has always been a passion of mine and I played throughout my childhood and high school.
On May 22, campers, volunteers, and teachers arrived for the annual Camp Rocks sponsored by the Hall Foundation. Every year, the Hall Foundation makes a donation that provides the opportunity for groups from Montgomery, Dothan, and Florida to attend Camp ASCCA for a week. There is also a group of students from the University of North Alabama who travel to Camp each year to volunteer for the session.
On Monday, students from the University of North Alabama arrived for a week of Camp Rocks sponsored by the Hall Foundation. The students are a part of the Recreation for Special Populations class at UNA, and each year, a new group arrives to volunteer for the week serving children and adults with disabilities from parts of Alabama and Florida. The goal is for them to also put into action the many things they have learned over a semester in the recreation class.
Located in Alabama on Lake Martin, Camp ASCCA offers campers a wide variety of traditional recreational and educational activities with a unique design for accessibility.
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