Registration for Campus Pride's Summer Leadership Camp is now open. The annual camp takes place at Towson University in Towson, Md. from July 21-26.
Campus Pride is asking for applications from LGBT and allied college students who are looking for leadership experience, campus organizing tips grassroots organization training with a focus on LGBT issues. The five-day camp will include a trip to Washington, D.C., speakers, workshops and entertainment.
Registration before April 17 is $695. After that date, it is $845. The registration fees include lodging, all meals, all programming and the D.C. field trip.
Camp faculty applications are also being accepted through Feb. 14.
For more information, visit http://www.campuspride.org.
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