Directors
“’The hardest summer you will ever love’ says it best. Really, directorship is a way to affect a large amount of youth and really make a difference in the community. Being a director offers extremely valuable hands-on experience in the non-profit and business world and gives you a chance to become part of the community.”
-CYEP Director, 2007
SUP Directors have a HUGE community impact and gain skills in:
- Nonprofit Administration
- Staff Hiring and Supervision
- Program Design
- Youth Work and Behavior Management
- Building and Maintaining Community Partnership
- Fundraising and Budgeting
The application process for hiring new SUP directors is now CLOSED.
More SUP Director Voices
“There are never any problems- just situations that are going to be worked out; all learning and growing experiences. Being director for me was a PERFECT fit- my personality, passion, and everything fit with RYI so well. I never dreamed that I would have so much fun, the children would have so much fun, my staff would cooperate so well (they are AMAZING and HILARIOUS!!!), and I would love something so much and so deeply. This summer was non-stop action and adventure, full of positives and a few negatives, but overall the best thing EVER (at least for myself).”
– RYI Director, 2007
“The last day of camp one of the oldest boys came up to me and told me that he wanted to be a JC to help make a difference. He obviously associates the work that we do with making a positive difference/addition to his community. ”
– KSP Director, 2007
“SUP makes me want to explore more of the impact that non-profits can have on the growth/development of youth through the way they engage schools, families, and communities.”
– SBOS Director, 2007