Category Archives: Dr. Susan Langlois

Top Programming Ideas 2006

Great ideas for the New Year of programming, from directors nationwide. It’s hard to believe it’s already 2006… but it is. And what better time to regroup and plan next year’s programs. Whether it’s an involved program, or one that’s … Continue reading

Posted in Camp Business, Craft Projects, Departments, Dr. Susan Langlois, Icebreakers, Games, Skits, Issues, Jan 06, Programming, Silvana Clark | Leave a comment

On Deck & Beyond

Achieving a cost-effective and successful pool environment needs to be predicated on a pool deck and surrounding facility that is “built right” on the first try. There is nothing more discouraging than investing in the construction of a new pool … Continue reading

Posted in Aquatics, Camp Business, Dec 05, Departments, Dr. Susan Langlois, Issues, Writers | Leave a comment

Camper Recruitment

Successful camp business owners understand the value of building a strong and loyal base of customers. Building positive relationships with campers, parents, vendors, and even the businesses in your local community is at the heart of 21st Century marketing. Related … Continue reading

Posted in Camp Business, Departments, Dr. Susan Langlois, Issues, Oct 05, Technology + Marketing, Writers | Leave a comment

High Adventure

Are hiking, camping and wilderness activities worth the investment for a camp business owner? When you consider all the moves it takes to build a high-quality activity for your campers and the risk that needs to be managed because most … Continue reading

Posted in Camp Business, Departments, Dr. Susan Langlois, Issues, Jun 05, Programming, Writers | Leave a comment

On Deck & Beyond

Achieving a cost-effective and successful pool environment needs to be predicated on a pool deck and surrounding facility that is “built right” on the first try. There is nothing more discouraging than investing in the construction of a new pool … Continue reading

Posted in Apr 05, Aquatics, Camp Business, Departments, Dr. Susan Langlois, Issues | Leave a comment