Our CIT program is generally two summers in length. Each session is 2 weeks. All graduating seniors who wish to come back as CITs must apply to be Activity CITs first. It is a competitive process, as we only have a limited number of spaces available.

Activity CITs:
• Understand that the experience of being a counselor-in-training is very different from that of being a camper. It entails responsibility, enthusiasm for working with other campers, and an eagerness to learn from camp counselors.
• Attend a training period prior to younger campers arrival, which will orient CITs to what it means to be a counselor
• Eat meals and participate in all-camp activities along with younger campers and counselors
• Live in a bunk with other Activity CITs
• Learn to lead activities (in the activity area(s) of their choice) for younger campers by observing and assisting counselors in group activities
• Help to plan evening activities for the camp
• Attend a daily group meeting facilitated by the CIT coordinator to discuss triumphs, challenges, and questions about learning to lead younger campers, and to receive feedback from seasoned counselors
• Give and receive evaluations of their work along with the CIT coordinator throughout the session