Winkle’s Blog
Community Care This Summer
Community Care is often one of our biggest focusses at Camp Chi. We have been recognized year after year as a leader in our field for caring for the needs of our campers and staff. We always work to update and adapt with the changing needs of our community, and this year is no exception. […] Learn More ›
Meet our 2021 Supervisors
The saying “it takes a village” is especially true at Camp Chi. While the full-time team works year-round to make camp happen, nothing would happen without our supervisors, who are essential in the instrumentation of the camp experience. We have an amazing team assembled who are eager to make this the best summer Camp Chi […] Learn More ›
Enhancing the SIT Program
Camp Chi’s SIT (Staff in Training) Program is well-known to be an amazing, unique experience for rising 11th graders. Over the years it has grown and evolved to be a high-quality, immersive teen experience, as we shared in a recent blog. As they progress through the years, Chi campers anticipate their hallmark “SIT Summer,” as […] Learn More ›
Illuminating the Picnic Grove
Many Camp Chi campers, staff and alumni can remember eating a Saturday meal outside of the main dining hall, at the Picnic Grove, or P-Grove, as it is known. You can close your eyes and be right back there; the sun is shining, you’re savoring a cinnamon roll, and the Euchre games are getting competitive, […] Learn More ›
New this summer: Krav Maga
Being able to form real-world, face-to-face connections with Israeli culture is one of our favorite aspects of Camp Chi, and something that a lot of us have missed over the past year! This summer, we have lots of fun new upgrades to the Israeli Village, the center of Israeli culture at camp, but there’s one […] Learn More ›
100 Years of Experience: Letter Writing
The next blog in our “100 Years of Experience” series is all about Letter Writing. In the age of instant digital communication, which most of us have utilized to the maximum this past year, letter writing may seem like an archaic form of communication. But seeing as letter writing is the main form of communication […] Learn More ›