Anishinaabe Student Leadership Camp
A flyer to share around with students.
How to Apply
Complete and submit the following:
- Camper application HERE!
- Complete the Climbing Center waiver.
- Email to Lin Bardwell or mail to:
Multicultural Affairs
1 Campus Dr., 1240 KC
Allendale, Michigan 49401
Camp Highlights
- Meet with GVSU faculty/staff to prepare for college
- Cultural identity workshops
- Downtown Grand Rapids excursion
- Access to rock climbing and swimming facilities on Allendale campus
2024 Camp
This year's camp will run from Monday, June 17th to Thursday, June 20th, 2024!
Pre-college Experience
Meet with departments across campus to learn about financial aid, college admission help, career guidance, and study skills. Make a plan for completing high school successfully and for applying to college.
Cultural Knowledge
Learn about Anishinaabe history, arts and culture through hands-on workshops with Native American artists and community members. Explore current issues affecting Native communities across Turtle Island. Build leadership skills in a culturally informed way. Gain confidence in racial/ethnic identity.
Building a path to higher education
The Anishinaabe Student Leadership Camp at Grand Valley State University offers Native American/North American Indigenous high schools students an opportunity to build their future as leaders. This camp promotes cultural learning, preparation for college and a unique experience on GVSU’s campus.
Who is Eligible
High school students who identify as Native American and will enter their freshman, sophomore, junior or senior year in Fall 2024 (grades 9-12).
Cost
To secure placement, a $20 deposit must be submitted. Deposit will be returned at check-in. Waivers for deposit are available, please contact Lin Bardwell for more information. While the value of camp is $150, the camp is free.
Contact
For more information please contact:
Office of Multicultural Affairs
Grand Valley State University
1 Campus Dr. 1240 KC
Allendale, MI 49401
(616) 331-2177