July 11-15, 2027 UW-Stevens Point | Whether you’re new to leadership or ready to grow, WASC Leadership Camp is a immersive 5-day experience where middle and high school students come together to grow as leaders, build confidence, and create connections that last far beyond camp. |
FIND YOUR 2027 CAMP LEVELYour student's camp level is determined by the grade they will enter in Fall 2027 and their previous WASC camp experience. Follow the LEADER journey below! JAM β Junior High & Middle School
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Level 1 LEARN
π Best For:
Entering 7th grade in Fall 2027 OR entering 8th grade with no previous WASC camp experience.
Core Focus:
Self-esteem, self-advocacy, basic leadership concepts, and networking with peers across the state.
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Level 2 ENGAGE
π Best For:
Students who have completed Level 1 OR students entering 9th grade in Fall 2027 with no previous WASC camp experience.
Core Focus:
Team building, goal setting, communication, organization, and tools for positive mental health.
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Level 3 ADVOCATE
π Best For:
Students who have completed Level 2 OR students entering 8th or 9th grade in Fall 2027 who have attended a previous WASC camp.
Core Focus:
Experiential learning, high school transition confidence, advanced communication, and creative goal setting.
SHS β Senior High School
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Level 4 DEVELOP
π Best For:
Students who have completed Level 2 or 3 OR students entering 10thβ12th grade in Fall 2027 with no previous WASC camp experience.
Core Focus:
Interpersonal skills, group dynamics, collaborative problem solving, project planning, and evaluation metrics.
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Level 5 EMPOWER
π Best For:
Students who have completed Level 4 OR students entering 12th grade in Fall 2027 with no previous WASC camp experience.
Core Focus:
Adaptability, exploring diverse leadership styles, situational decision-making, personal responsibility, and mastering group dynamics.
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Level 6 REACH
π Best For:
Capstone students who have completed Level 5.
Core Focus:
Character development, ethics, leadership standards, self-directed project execution, and long-term community impact.
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At WASC Leadership Camp, delegates (students) are led by trained camp staff in activities dedicated to understanding what it means to be an authentic leader. With a proven, time-tested curriculum as our foundation, delegates build unforgettable connections while growing their personal leadership potential.
Building a safe and successful leadership environment starts before camp even begins! Every student, volunteer, and staff member is required to review our official code of conduct, wellness policies, and safety rules.
π Review the WASC Camp Safety and Wellness Policies Handbook Here
βΉοΈ Register and pay in full by December 31st to secure this discount rate. Returning 2026 delegates are automatically locked into this price tier, regardless of registration date! Click here to register.
βΉοΈ Standard tier tuition rates apply to registrations completed after the December early bird cutoff window closes.
WASC is proud to offer multiple scholarship funding opportunities to support our student leaders. Explore our current available listings below to check eligibility guidelines and application deadlines. Julie Lietz Camp ScholarshipAvailable to any student delegates who require either partial or full financial assistance to attend the WASC Leadership Camp. Multiple scholarship awards are distributed each summer.
π Status: Multiple Awards Available
View Application (Coming Soon)
β³ Deadline: May 15, 2027 Middle School Leadership AwardGenerously funded by a private family whose life path was positively impacted by WASC. This provides a single full-tuition scholarship to one deserving middle school delegate from Region III.
π Status: One Full Scholarship
View Application (Coming Soon)
β³ Deadline: TBD Delta Kappa Gamma ScholarshipsSponsored by Delta Kappa Gamma International to promote excellence in education. Offering two $500 camp scholarships to female registrants entering 10th or 11th grade who are attending Level 4.
π Status: Two $500 Scholarships
View Application (Coming Soon)
β³ Deadline: TBD T-Shirt Design ScholarshipOffered to the creative delegate whose design submission is selected and used as the artistic inspiration for this year's official camp t-shirt!
π Status: Design Winner Award
View Application (Coming Soon)
β³ Deadline: TBD |
Work in a school and want to know more?We are hosting our 3rd annual Discovery Day for Advisors, Educators, and Administrators on Tuesday, July 13, 2027. Come join us on-campus and discover the camp magic for yourself firsthand! Register for Discovery Dayπ Logistics & Research Proven ImpactLearn more about the infrastructure, organization, and academic study metrics behind WASC Leadership Camps as featured in βThe Advocateβ β an official national publication from the Alliance of Student Activities. π Read the Advocate Article (PDF)π₯ See Camp Magic In Action |
WASC camps thrive thanks to the incredible dedication, energy, and leadership of our staff members. Review the checklist requirements below to ensure you have everything prepared before the official enrollment window begins!
All required staff documentation must be reviewed and signed electronically directly inside your digital application form. Your signature covers all legal agreements, including:
All applicants are required to upload a clean, high-resolution digital image of themselves.
π‘ Tip: Choose a bright, clear photo where your face is easily recognizable so directors can easily verify your staff profile database token. If selected, this picture will be used on social media for staff announcements.
First-time staff applicants only: Please be prepared to supply the formal names and contact email addresses of three professional or personal references.
WASC will reach out to these contacts to verify your background leadership character and suitability for working alongside youth delegations.
β³ 2027 Camp Staff Application is Opening Soon
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