Summer Camps and Conferences

Summer Camps and Conferences is administered by Brockport Auxiliary Service Corporation, a 501c3 not for profit organization , whose mission is to foster student success, enhance the quality of campus life and support the strategic initiatives of the College .

Summer Camps and Conferences' mission is to promote life-long learning by providing unique educational opportunities and new recreational experiences to individuals and groups of all ages and backgrounds. We value the strength of a diverse environment and seek to build character and commitment in our students today, while challenging and engaging our campus community to develop the leaders of tomorrow.

All of our programs meet or exceed rigorous inspection standards administered by the New York State Department of Health. The counselor to participant ratio is maintained at a 1:8 minimum at all times. Counselors and interns receive extensive orientations and training on the supervision of minor children, as well as advanced training in First Aid Responding to Emergencies and CPR for the Professional Rescuer. The safety, security and general well being of our young visitors is our number one priority, followed closely by number two: having fun in an awesome, inspiring experience that will be remembered and valued for years to come.

Participants stay in modern residence halls and have access to most of the facilities, services and amenities offered on a college campus, including our award winning Dining Services—rated #1 in the State University system for the past 15 years.

Chaley Swift is an Assistant Director with Brockport Auxiliary Service Corporation, on the campus of the College at Brockport and is the primary liaison in charge of all Summer Camps and Conferences at the College. She has been involved in leadership roles since high school and understands the importance of developing these skills at a young age. Ms. Swift was the president of her high school band, and the vice-president of her sorority in College.

Since coming to The College at Brockport twelve years ago, she has introduced thousands of young people to the campus experience, working closely with organizations such as, the Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership program, Empire Girls State, the New York State Summer School of the Arts, and many more. Additionally, Chaley has served on numerous campus-wide committees and has learned what it takes to work with a diverse population. She is excited about working with young people and helping them realize their potential in preparation for college and beyond—and honored to be chosen to lead our Leadership Academy.

Tiffany Collazo is from Brooklyn NY, and will graduate from the College at Brockport this May with a degree in Communications. She intends to pursue a career in Event Planning and Management.

As an undergraduate, Ms. Collazo minored in Recreation and Leisure Studies and acquired a strong interest in leadership programming. She has served as a programming coordinator on campus for the Association of Latin American Students, where she created workshops in team-building and leadership, as well as, social and recreational activities. Tiffany has extensive volunteer experience with the Sweden/Clarkson Recreation Center and the YWCA.

She brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to her role as program director for the Leadership Academy. When she heard about the opportunity, she was the first to apply and said,“This is exactly what I want to do!” That is exactly the kind of person we wanted and we are thrilled to have her on our team.

Lauren Davis is from Syracuse, New York. She is a junior at The College at Brockport, majoring in Organizational Communications. She minors in Brockport's Recreation and Leisure Studies program and plans to attend graduate school prior to pursuing a career in Organizational Programming and Event Management. Currently, she is a student manager and program director coordinator with Brockport Auxiliary Service Corporation.

Lauren considers the Leadership Academy a wonderful opportunity and has learned the value of leadership, through personal involvement in a number of programs. She held various leadership positions in high school, participating in several sports and activities and served as president of her senior class. Additionally, she has worked part time throughout high school and college in a number of positions and as an intern in Senator Hillary Clinton's office. Ms Davis has gained experience as a mentor for girls, as a member of the Delta Academy and as a volunteer for the Big Brother, Big Sister program. She is a recipient of the Academic Achievement Award in Business Law and the Syracuse University Book Award.

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