• CMP 601: Foundations in Camp Administration
• CMP 602: Leadership for the Camp Professional
• CMP 603: Camp Law and Ethics
• CMP 604: Communication and Collaboration
• CMP 605: Management and Marketing
• CMP 606: Curriculum and Program Development
• CMP 607: Personnel and Human Resources
• CMP 608: Supervision of Instruction and Personnel
• CMP 609: Inclusion and Special Needs

The practicum is a culminating experience that provides extensive, hands-on opportunities for the student to reflect on his or her practice through the lens of acquired theories. Each student will craft a learning goal that will culminate in a project that demonstrates mastery of multiple topics studied in the program.  The practicum experience provides the student with growth and development opportunities in their camp setting with mentoring from a qualified camp professional. The practicum is 6 credits divided into two sessions.

• CMP 610A
  Each student will craft a proposal that will culminate in a project demonstrating mastery of multiple topics studied in the program.  This written proposal will be submitted prior to implementation of the programs students develop for their camp community.
• CMP 610B
  Students will implement their approved proposals at camp and document the experience through journaling in a weekly log, completing a final paper, and offering a presentation demonstrating the results of their projects.

Recommended electives include:

• EDU 505: Teaching through Movement
• EDU 506: Wellness & the Educator
• EDU 521: Growth Mindset
• EDU 522: Effective Learning Assessment
• EDU 555: Culture & Family Dynamics
• EDU 557: Current Issues in Understanding Economics, Class, and Language

Other electives are available in all departments by advisement. Students working in a Jewish camp setting are encouraged to choose electives from Jewish Studies, Jewish Education and Jewish Communal Service. Students working in non-profit camp settings may choose electives from the Nonprofit Management program.