What You’ll LeadAs Camp Program Manager, you ensure a safe, high-quality summer experience by guiding the delivery of engaging camp programming and supporting the team that brings it to life. This seasonal, onsite role runs for 8 weeks in Summer at our New Liberty, Iowa camp location and includes living on camp property.Key responsibilities include overseeing camp programs across STEM, life skills, outdoor education, challenge, mentoring, and specialty areas; coaching staff on strong activity facilitation and camper engagement; and maintaining consistent safety practices and program standards.Required qualifications/skills:- Minimum age 21; prior camp/youth programming experience (leadership preferred)- Commitment to the Girl Scout Promise and Law- Strong communication, organization, and multitasking skills- Ability to work outdoors and perform physical duties (lift up to 50 lbs., extended standing/walking)- Flexible schedule (evenings/weekends); knowledge of camp safety best practices- Valid driver’s license, safe record; able to operate a 12-passenger van- Annual physical exam; current Standard First Aid/CPR/AED certificationApply to help deliver a camp season campers will remember.A Typical Camp DayYour day starts with a quick check-in on the program schedule and any overnight notes, then you connect with key staff to confirm materials, timing, and coverage for the day’s activities. You’ll spend much of the morning circulating—observing how campers are participating, helping staff fine-tune transitions, and stepping in to troubleshoot small issues before they grow.Midday often includes coordinating with peers on adjustments for weather, energy levels, or group needs, while keeping the camp experience inclusive and welcoming for every camper. Afternoons bring more on-the-ground support: you may spot-check activity areas, help reset spaces, and ensure the next block runs smoothly.Evenings can include debriefs, planning for tomorrow, and documenting notes so the team stays aligned through the full 7-week season.