Saturday, May 31, 2008
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Breakfast and lunch provided.

DATE & LOCATION
Windward Community College
45-720 Keaahala Rd.
Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744
808-235-7400
Map & Directions

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Frontline staff, camp counselors, and their supervisors interested in kicking off the summer season by learning together!

PROGRAM
“Creating Successful Camp Communities -
Top Tips and Skills for All Staff”
Stuart C. Jones, M.A., Owner/Director, Outpost Summer Camps
What is summer camp more than bringing together children and counselors and creating a new community "from scratch" each season?  This annual responsibility requires that the people in charge - YOU - do it intentionally, skillfully and in the best interests of everyone involved.  This exciting keynote session will both inspire you and provide you with skills to get off to a terrific start and see the benefits of that start all summer long!  Stuart is the owner/director of Outpost Summer Camps, Inc. in San Diego, California. He is an American Camp Association trained director, frequent speaker, and past member of the ACA, Southern California/Hawaii Board. Stuart worked at Tom Sawyer Camps in Pasadena for 13 years, during which time he co-directed a social skills program called “BLAST’ designed for children with ADHD or autism who were struggling to succeed in school, after-school programs, or other environments. In 2002 Stuart co-founded Outpost Summer Camps. Stuart is a consultant for the Poway Unified School District (PUSD), teaches parenting classes with a particular emphasis on boys and fathers, and trains supervisory teams at the district’s 23 elementary schools in child development and management techniques for their Extended Student Services (ESS) program. He also serves as program evaluator for PUSD’s Even Start Family Literacy program. He formerly worked for Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego as a senior research specialist, reporting on children’s health care outcomes for First 5 San Diego. Stuart is a graduate of UC San Diego, and holds a Master’s Degree in developmental psychology from California State University at Los Angeles.

“Conflict and Kids... What's the Point?”  
Paul Figueroa, Founder, Peace Enforcement LLC
Join Paul Figueroa of Peace Enforcement LLC during a journey of exploration, fun, motivation and discovery.  You'll learn the truth about kids, (you probably already know this!) some secrets to conflict, structure and yes... rules. It will be a lot of fun as we discover new ways of having fun with and working through these challenges.  Explore "The Conflict Map" - an effective illustration of what conflict is and what you can do about it.  We'll cover effective tips on "Structure and Ground Rules" - these will help you and your kids have a safe and fun experience. Come with an open mind and a warm heart! Paul is an award winning international speaker, trainer and facilitator. He is an expert at helping children, adults and companies move through most any challenge they are facing. From conflict resolution to workplace improvement, bullying prevention, street gang prevention, communication skills, management training and positive life changes… He’s your man. He has over 20 years experience in helping children, adults, organizations and companies. For over 12 years, he worked as a police officer and detective with the King County Sheriff’s Department in Seattle, WA. Drawing on this experience, Paul re-channeled his efforts, created Peace Enforcement LLC and has been working to positively impact the lives of people, both young and old, before law enforcement sees them. Today, he speaks to and trains teachers, counselors, parents, mental health professionals, HR personnel, Management, Staff and CEO’s in his groundbreaking and highly successful approaches. Paul is being flown in to Singapore to present at the Largest HR Conference in Asia – training participants in his Seven Steps to Phenomenal Management Success. Governor Gary Locke awarded him "The Governor's Child Abuse Prevention Award" in recognition of his work with families in Washington. His Peace Enforcement curriculum was nominated for KCTS' Golden Apple Award for its use in elementary school violence prevention programs and he was nominated for the YMCA’s Outstanding Mentor of the Year Award. Paul was recognized by the Snohomish County Juvenile Court for his work with Juvenile Offenders, his Gossiping Prevention Program was featured on the Today Show and he has shared his Bullying Prevention and Gossiping Prevention expertise to children and parents on Radio Disney.

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.               Check-in, Breakfast
9:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.             General Session, Stuart Jones
11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.          Lunch
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.              General Session, Paul Figueroa
3:15 p.m.                                 Closing
Schedule subject to change

REGISTER
Send 10 or more staff and save! Registration deadline is Monday, May 19, 2008. Breakfast and lunch provided.

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REFUND POLICY
No refunds for cancellations unless written request is postmarked by May 9, 2008; 50% of registration fee will be retained for processing. All payments must be received by event date.