Summer Camp Intern

Summer Camp Interns will actively supervise and monitor campers following all camp rules, policies, and procedures, and will teach daily activities including outdoor education, recreational games, and structured visual arts projects. Interns should have an arts-related major and/or an active personal visual art practice, be willing to share their work, and feel confident teaching pre-made, one hour art projects to groups of students. Interns are expected to be comfortable and proficient in teaching across traditional art mediums, including graphite, oil pastels, acrylic paint, and collage.

Serving as a positive role model, the intern will support campers’ personal growth, confidence, and social skill development, while maintaining clear and supportive communication with campers, families, and staff and reporting any concerns to the Lead Teaching Artist.

The intern must work independently while seeking support when needed, demonstrate leadership and responsibility, maintain a positive and professional demeanor, model appropriate behavior, and have the physical stamina to consistently supervise campers.