2024 AREA 8 & 9 4-H CAMP at Camp Tecumseh
CAMP COUNSELOR APPS- DUE JANUARY 10TH, 2024
Camp cannot happen without the help of our awesome camp counselors. Applications to become a counselor are currently open and due January 10th, 2024. Any high school 4-H member is eligible to apply. No previous camp experience is required. There are a limited number of spots available. Notice of selection will come after January 19th. Camp counselors must be able to make it to 3 training meetings on February 15th, April 17th, and one in May that will be announced at a later date.
Benefits of being a camp counselor:
- Make new friends
- Resume builder (scholarships, jobs, or college)
- Community service hours
- Relevant work experience for a future in childcare
- FUN!
Application Instructions
Applications are available below. Be sure to select the proper application based on your status as a new or returning camp counselor. Fill out all of the information. Be sure to include specific examples of things you have done that are relevant to being a camp counselor (doesn't have to be 4-H related). Once you are satisfied with your application, you will need to convert it to a PDF and upload it to the Area 8 & 9 4-H Camp Counselor Application Event in v2.4honline.com under the "events" tab.
New Camp Counselor Application
Returning Camp Counselor Application
2024 Camp Dates: June 5-7
Location: Camp Tecumseh
12635 W Tecumseh Bend Road
Brookston, IN 47923
Space is limited. The registration form and health form (see below) are due to the extension office along with payment in order to reserve your spot. The first 30 to turn in all required items will be automatically accepted, the rest will be added to the waitlist and notified after April 19th.
This camp is available to 4-H members in grades 3-6 who are enrolled in 4-H in one of the following counties: Pulaski , Howard, White, Cass, Clinton, Carroll, Miami, Tippecanoe, or Newton. This 3 day, 2 night camp brings together nearly 250 youth to learn and make new friends. Some of the activities kids will participate in at camp include hiking, archery, crafts, nature, foods, sports, rock climbing, swimming, and so much more! Each cabin is led by 2 high school 4-H members who have been trained by camp staff and Purdue Extension Educators. Campers love returning to camp year after year to learn new things, make new friends, and build important lifeskills.
Registration Form- - COMING MARCH 2024
Contact Us
Purdue Extension-Pulaski County
125 S Riverside Dr. Cnty. Bldg. Rm 120
Winamac IN 46996
(574) 946-3412