Counselor-In-Training
Become a C.I.T.
Mission of the C.I.T. Program
The mission of the C.I.T. Program is to assist our 16 -17 year old, senior campers as they continue on their journey to becoming strong leaders. Counselors-in-Training can be previous campers or new to camp.
Responsibilities of a C.I.T.
By the end of the summer, C.I.T.s will feel confident handling increasing responsibility, taking initiative, and communicating clearly and assertively.
- Engage in the daily responsibilities of being a staff member
- Learn the foundational skills needed to be a camp counselor
- Learn first aid
- Work with counselors to lesson plan and teach activities
- Help campers to establish and manage daily routines
- Offer encouragement and support to campers
- Practice patience and empathy
- Attend regular leadership training
- Take part in mentoring sessions
- Work on projects and events that benefit the larger camp community
Frequently asked questions
You have questions, we have answers. Go through your most frequently asked questions about our C.I.T. program.
C.I.T.s may serve as Officer of the Day (O.D), distribute Candy Cart, fill Personal Care Orders, conduct Wacky Wednesday Shows, conduct campfire, teach activities alongside a counselor, and assist with planning and preparation for camp traditions. C.I.T.s also participate in Life Skills 101 and Leadership Training throughout the summer. The topics of these trainings are determined by the C.I.T. Mom and the C.I.T.s
Leadership training takes place twice a week