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"I was initially unsure about going to college, but after attending Classic City, my entire perspective of UGA changed. Everyone I met was open and friendly and it was definitely an eye opener to all of the opportunities for volunteering in Athens."
~ Classic City Participant ,
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What is Dawg Camp Classic City?
Classic City is a five-day program for about 10 incoming first-year students, sponsored by the Center for Leadership & Service and partially funded by a grant from the Parents & Families Association. Together you will share in the adventure of teambuilding, learning how to get involved at UGA, and develop the leadership skills within you all through community service learning experiences. Classic City participants will learn all about the opportunities to get involved in the Athens and greater Clarke Country area.
Evening programming will explore the leadership development side of the participants. Students will walk away with a greater appreciation for Athens and knowledge of involvement opportunities both on- and off-campus.
When is Classic City?
The dates for Classic City were June 23-27, 2009 and July 7-11, 2009.
Who will be at Classic City?
You will be part of a small group of 10 students which will be led by 2 counselors. Together, you will share in the experience of teambuilding, learning how to get involved at UGA, and develop the leadership skills within you all through a community service focus learning all about opportunities in the Athens and greater Clarke County areas!
How do I register to attend Classic City?
- 2009 Registration is now closed. Please check back for 2010 information.
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Sample Schedule from previous year:
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| Ropes Course |
Morning Service* |
Morning Service |
| Teambuilding |
Morning Visit to Athens agency** |
Leadership Activities |
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Lunch at favorite Athens restaurant |
Closing Banquet |
Dinner |
Afternoon Service* |
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| Leadership Activities |
Afternoon Visit to Athens agency** |
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| Tour of Things to Know |
Dinner at Athens restaurant |
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| All Food, Lodging and Transportation is provided in the registration cost. Students will be housed in Myers Hall and food will be provided through cookouts and several local Athens restaurants. |
*Potential Activities: Athens Justice Project, Boys and Girls Club, Mentoring/Tutoring Program, Elderly Facilities, Homeless Shelter
**Potential Athens Agency visits: Athens Justice Project, Athens Clarke County Leisure Services, Athens Court Appointed Special Advocates, Habitat for Humanity
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