Norwich University: Future Leader Camp
Overview
The Future Leader Camp (FLC) is a two-week summer program that develops leadership potential in high school students. FLC is a challenging, meaningful adventure that builds understanding of small-group leadership techniques, leadership ethics, teamwork, problem solving and communication.
FLC is not a military-style boot camp for students with disciplinary problems. Qualified applicants should hold a minimum 2.5 GPA. While not required, involvement in leadership-driven organizations such as Junior ROTC, Civil Air Patrol, Sea Cadets, student government, athletics, scouting and school, church, community or volunteer organizations is a big plus.
Participants will encounter challenge, excitement, and fun. Activities include rappelling, paintball, first-aid, classroom instruction, sports, and a challenge course. Teams are led by current Norwich University students and professional leaders to ensure expert instruction and a life-changing experience.
Cost and Session Information
2016 Session Dates
Session I: July 3 to July 16
Session II: July 24 to August 6
Cost
Each session costs $1,975, which includes:
- uniforms
- dorm room
- meals
- all activities
Details
- Listing Type: Summer Programs
- Destination: United States
- Program Delivery: Residential
- Provided By: College
- Session Start: July
- Session Length: Two Weeks
- Entering Grade: 10th, 11th, 12th, College
- Gender: Coed
- Category: Leadership
- Selective: No
- Ages: 15, 16, 17
- Minimum Cost: $1,500 - $2,999
- Call: (802) 485-2531
Overview
The Future Leader Camp (FLC) is a two-week summer program that develops leadership potential in high school students. FLC is a challenging, meaningful adventure that builds understanding of small-group leadership techniques, leadership ethics, teamwork, problem solving and communication.
FLC is not a military-style boot camp for students with disciplinary problems. Qualified applicants should hold a minimum 2.5 GPA. While not required, involvement in leadership-driven organizations such as Junior ROTC, Civil Air Patrol, Sea Cadets, student government, athletics, scouting and school, church, community or volunteer organizations is a big plus.
Participants will encounter challenge, excitement, and fun. Activities include rappelling, paintball, first-aid, classroom instruction, sports, and a challenge course. Teams are led by current Norwich University students and professional leaders to ensure expert instruction and a life-changing experience.
Cost and Session Information
2016 Session Dates
Session I: July 3 to July 16
Session II: July 24 to August 6
Cost
Each session costs $1,975, which includes:
- uniforms
- dorm room
- meals
- all activities
