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2025 CAMp asl Schedule

May 16-18, 2025


weekend PROGRAM

2025 CampASL Handbook (PDF)





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Accessible (Alt Text) Schedule with Workshop/Activity descriptions.

        


what to bring?

A list titled "WHAT TO BRING" outlines items to pack for a trip. The list is divided into sections for Cabin Supplies, Clothing, and Miscellaneous. **Cabin Supplies:** Includes sheets, blankets, pillows, a sleeping bag (additional padding for the bed is suggested, especially for a top bunk on a twin-size bed), whatever else is needed for sleep (e.g., earplugs, fans, white noise machines, medical devices), and all toiletries and a towel (note that cabins share bathrooms). **Clothing:** The list emphasizes layered, comfortable clothing and shoes due to unpredictable weather. There will be significant walking between different areas of the location. **Miscellaneous:** Items include a phone charger, flashlight (or phone use), a water bottle or travel mug, and optional items like a notebook and pen for activities, snacks and non-alcoholic drinks, board games/card games, and an umbrella.

FAQS

FAQ for Camp ASL. The text-heavy image provides information about a Camp ASL program. It's organized into sections with clear headings like "WHO IS CAMP ASL FOR?", "WHAT IS THE CANCELLATION POLICY?", "WHAT ABOUT ACCOMMODATIONS?", "CAN I COME FOR THE DAY?", "WHAT DOES MY REGISTRATION INCLUDE?", and "IS CAMP ASL FOR KIDS TOO?". The content of the FAQ section covers aspects like the target audience (students, teachers, ASL professionals, Deaf community), cancellation policy (a 5% processing fee before a certain date), accommodation requests (ASL-only environment, request by a specific email), possibility of attending for only a part of the time (single day or workshop attendance is not offered). Details on what is included in the program's registration fee (three days/two nights lodging in shared cabins, five meals, snacks, and CEUs/ASL hours for professional development) and age restrictions (18 years or older) are also included. The overall text style suggests it is for a flyer or online information page. Contact information for further questions is given last with an email address.

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