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| − | A CIT, or counselor in training, is a person who is at camp the year between his [[senior camper]] year and his first year as a counselor. CITs stay in different cabins in [[lower camp]] and sometimes [[upper camp]] with an other counselor. During this year CITs learn how to be counselors at Birch Rock. This includes learning how to teach activities and the specializing one activity they want to teach, and also life guard training. CITs do a lot of work around camp like washing dishes and sweeping the driveway as well. Many years ago, before they were assigned to individual cabins, CITs all stayed in [[Pete's Palace]]. Pete's is still where the CIT plaques are put up every year. CIT's can not earn badges but from time to time a CIT will swim his [[ | + | A CIT, or counselor in training, is a person who is at camp the year between his [[senior camper]] year and his first year as a counselor. CITs stay in different cabins in [[lower camp]] and sometimes [[upper camp]] with an other counselor. During this year CITs learn how to be counselors at Birch Rock. This includes learning how to teach activities and the specializing one activity they want to teach, and also life guard training. CITs do a lot of work around camp like washing dishes and sweeping the driveway as well. Many years ago, before they were assigned to individual cabins, CITs all stayed in [[Pete's Palace]]. Pete's is still where the CIT plaques are put up every year. CIT's can not earn badges but from time to time a CIT will swim his [[Whale]] if he was unable to his [[senior camper]] year. When this happens the time is put up on the plaques for that year in Pete's. |
Revision as of 22:34, 3 February 2008
A CIT, or counselor in training, is a person who is at camp the year between his senior camper year and his first year as a counselor. CITs stay in different cabins in lower camp and sometimes upper camp with an other counselor. During this year CITs learn how to be counselors at Birch Rock. This includes learning how to teach activities and the specializing one activity they want to teach, and also life guard training. CITs do a lot of work around camp like washing dishes and sweeping the driveway as well. Many years ago, before they were assigned to individual cabins, CITs all stayed in Pete's Palace. Pete's is still where the CIT plaques are put up every year. CIT's can not earn badges but from time to time a CIT will swim his Whale if he was unable to his senior camper year. When this happens the time is put up on the plaques for that year in Pete's.
