Yes! It's true: Registration for Campus Pride's fifth annual Summer Leadership Camp is open online.
Camp Pride returns to Nashville, Tenn., on this anniversary year with brand new and exciting programming and features. As usual, the camp will be a place where LGBTQ and ally students learn to "Lead with Pride," but we're most excited about this year's first-ever Advisor Bootcamp.
The Advisor Bootcamp is a special, professional track during the camp, with new skill-building experiences for LGBTQ and ally organization/club advisors.
The five-day event will be held at Vanderbilt University, July 19-24, 2011.
Our Happy Camper Discount ends on April 16, so start registering today!
To register for camp or for more registration information (including scholarships), visit CampusPride.org/camppride/register.html. For more information about camp, its mission, what to bring, etc., visit CampusPride.org/camppride/.
Stay tuned! Come back to CampusPrideBlog.org in the coming days and weeks for our Queer It Up! Take Action Fridays. We'll include tips and suggestions on how you can fundraise for events on and off your campus, including how to fundraise for Camp registration.
CAMP PRIDE is on it's way!
It's so exciting to be able to announce the dates, location and registration rates for the fifth annual Campus Pride Summer Leadership Camp, aptly called "CAMP PRIDE."
CAMP PRIDE will be held at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn., from July 19-24, 2011.
It's a phenomenal event, and we encourage you to check it out whether you're a student or faculty member. Additionally, we're encouraging folks to sign up as camp faculty and Pride leaders before Jan. 4, 2011. Click here to learn more and apply.
P.S. -- Be sure to check out some bits about past "Queer Camp" from camper, Pride leader and Campus Pride blogger Ash Wickell.
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