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Fish Camp Mission Statement

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As I was arriving to Fish Camp as a freshman, I was thinking to myself, “What am I getting myself into?” and “Who are these crazy people?” By the end of camp, I had been instilled with tradition. As a counselor I would embody the mission statement and 6 core values. The most unique quality I would bring would have to be my diversity as being born in Bosnia-Herzegovina. I would also bring an outgoing personality and high energy attitude to camp to make it as fun and enjoyable as possible. Another important quality I feel is important as a counselor is the necessary time and dedication I would be able to put in. I am willing and able to provide what is needed to be a counselor, just like my DG parents did for me. Being apart of a freshman leadership

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