Camp Med-o-lark, the Creative Arts Camp of New England—Camp Administrator (Family Engagement Director)
Established in 1967, Camp Med-o-lark is an independent choice, arts-focused, coed residential summer camp that welcomes campers and counselors from around the world. The Camp Administrator’s primary responsibilities include family enrollment, outreach, and guiding our families from initial inquiry to the completion of their immersive art camp experience. The Camp administrator is a vital member of the Med-o-lark team, as they are the primary point of contact between parents/families and the camp and should support our inclusive artistic community to which we cater. The Administrator warmly and enthusiastically greets families, campers, staff members,, and guests and has a smile in their voice when communicating over the phone/video/email.
The ideal candidate will have a customer service focus and will not hesitate to jump into all areas of camp; they will manage the office but serve on campus as a leader utilizing their interests and skills. Strong organizational skills, technology and computer proficiency, utilizing our camper management system, and adaptability to change are essential. Must be onsite in Washington, Maine, from June through August and remote from September through May—some travel. Housing, meals, and laundry are provided onsite. Previous residential camping experience is also preferred. An arts background is preferred but not required.
The start date is negotiable. Please submit a cover letter and resume.
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Waterfront Director
Camp Watitoh
1885 Main Street
Becket, Massachussets 01223
United States
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Full-Time Seasonal | Overnight Camp |
Camp Watitoh, located in the Berkshire Mountains in Massachusetts, is seeking a Waterfront Director!
The Waterfront Director is responsible for overseeing the daily operations and smooth running of the waterfront, including managing and directing a team of 12-14 waterfront staff. This role includes conducting waterfront orientation and ensuring all staff adhere to safety protocols and standards set by the ACA, Massachusetts, and CampGroup. The director will provide both formal and informal feedback to staff and address any issues related to waterfront safety. Additionally, the Waterfront Director serves as the head official for all waterfront activities during special events such as Sports-A-Rama, Color War, and British Empire/Pan Am Day. Responsibilities also include implementing Waiter/TIC lifeguard training, organizing rainy day programming, and scheduling waterfront staff and swim groups.