Category Archives: Dr. Susan Langlois

Teaching Sports Skills

Have you ever coached one of those motor-gifted athletes who can pull off a perfect left-hand layup or synchronize a dolphin kick, or send a golf ball into orbit on just the first or second try? In fact, if someone … Continue reading

Posted in Columns, Dr. Susan Langlois, June 2008, Parks and Rec Business, Voices of Parks & Rec, Writers | Leave a comment

Social Marketing

Used primarily by civic organizations, social marketing, in its purest form, is about researching local community needs and promoting new behaviors to help meet these needs. A myriad of social problems can be addressed by social marketing techniques that create … Continue reading

Posted in Camp Business, Departments, Dr. Susan Langlois, Issues, Nov/Dec 07, Technology + Marketing | Leave a comment

The Root Of The Issue

If you rely on athletic fields for most outdoor programming, take a proactive approach in influencing the budget and quality of the fields. Strategic planning and caring for the fields–especially those that support multi-purpose activities–cultivate a safe and attractive space … Continue reading

Posted in Camp Business, Departments, Dr. Susan Langlois, Facilities + Grounds, Issues, Nov/Dec 07 | Leave a comment

Aquatic Accessibility

According to the American Journal of Public Health, an estimated 54 million people in the United States were living with a disability in 2005. Considering the average lifespan of both the able and disabled is climbing, it is reasonable to … Continue reading

Posted in Aquatics, Camp Business, Departments, Dr. Susan Langlois, Issues, Mar/Apr 07 | Leave a comment

The Power of Group Partnerships

Partnering with area schools and working to bring their students and teachers to your camp not only adds to your bottom line, but is also a powerful promotional tool which can boost your traditional enrollment and enhance your camp’s image. … Continue reading

Posted in Camp Business, Departments, Dr. Susan Langlois, Issues, Nov/Dec 06, Technology + Marketing | Leave a comment