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Dawg Camp Adventure (DCA) is a separate wilderness component of Dawg Camp, which will take place in July of 2012. This program is a joint venture with the Georgia Outdoor Recreation Program (GORP) and will accommodate 32 incoming, first year students. There will be two trips, each taking 16 students into the mountains of North Carolina for 6 days.
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Classic City is a five-day program for about 10 incoming first-year students, sponsored by the Center for Leadership and Service. Together, you will share in the adventure of teambuilding, learning how to get involved at UGA, and develop leadership skills. Classic City participants will learn all about the opportunities to get involved in Athens and greater Clarke County area through community service learning experiences.
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Dawg Camp Discovery is a three-day retreat sponsored by the Center for Leadership & Service for 215 incoming first year students. Dawg Camp Discovery focuses on your first-year experience, campus involvement, leadership opportunities, history and traditions, and of course getting to know your fellow Bulldogs! Incoming first year students will have the opportunity to interact with forty student leaders as well as several UGA faculty and staff members. Along with preparing students for their first year as a bulldog, there is a lot of time to hang out and get to know each other. Some of the camps most popular activities include a shaving cream fight, Dawg Camp Olympics, and not to mention an awesome luau on Saturday night!
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With R.E.M., the B52s, and Widespread Panic all getting their start here, Athens, GA, is known for being a hub of musical talent. Dawg Camp Fusion will involve 10-15 first-year students in a five-day program. Fusion is co-sponsored by the Center for Leadership & Service and the Office of Student Activities. The program connects students with Athens' rich history and culture and taps into students' passions to promote involvement on campus in those arenas. Students will learn about the history of Athens music and musical venues, visit the campus radio station, interact with different music groups, and even have opportunities to share their talents with others.
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PLEASE NOTE: If you are a student with a disability which may need accommodation to participate in our program, please directly contact the Disability Resource Center (705-542-8719) for an evaluation of your needs. |
Past campers and counselors relate their unique DC experiences