Camps on Campus Virtual Conversations

Camps on Campus Community Conversation Series

Conversation, community-building, and learning. This is a chance to support and be supported by others in the community of professionals who run or manage youth programs at college, university, or K-12 campuses. Join us for facilitated conversations on a variety of topics including, staffing, medication management, connecting the youth protection office with the youth program planners, the importance of youth programs to the broader university, and more.

These events are not intended as a selling opportunity for businesses or consultants. Affordable sponsorships are available.  

Upcoming 2026–2027 Camps on Campus Virtual Conversations

All Camps on Campus Virtual Conversations take place on a Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. ET.

• July 21, 2026 — Topic: Anti-Hazing

About the Session: Established in 1998, StopHazing is a national organization dedicated to preventing hazing by conducting research about hazing and its prevention. StopHazing promotes safe and inclusive school, campus, and organizational environments through research, resource sharing, and the development of data-driven strategies for hazing prevention and the promotion of positive group climates. Taking a community-wide and public health approach to prevention, StopHazing uses the research to shift cultures away from hazing and toward healthy and inclusive groups and teams. 

StopHazing specializes in conducting high-quality research, in partnership with the Hazing Prevention Research Lab at the University of Maine, and using that research to develop the evidence-base for effective, research-based hazing prevention. That includes resources, programs and trainings, and services for administrators, faculty and staff, coaches, advisors and mentors, students, parents/guardians, and family members. 

• August 18, 2026 — Topic: Summer Reflection
• September 15, 2026 — Topic: Back to the Basics
• October 20, 2026 — Topic: HEPNet Presentation
• November 17, 2026 — Topic: Program Quality
• December 8, 2026 — Topic: Accreditation
• January 19, 2027 — Topic: Emerging Topics at Camp
• March 16, 2027 — Topic: Faculty Professional Development for Working with Youth
• April 20, 2027 — Topic: Escalation Identification Workshop
• May 18, 2027 — Topic: Deescalation/ Trauma Informed Care

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