• A phenomenal leadership and personal growth experience inclusive of gender identity/expression and sexual orientation.
• Key leadership concepts to becoming a stronger LGBT & Ally leader.
• Effective strategies and skill training for grassroots coalition building.
• Access to premiere faculty and national leaders in social justice, human rights and civil rights advocacy.
• Successful campus organizing practices and the chance to explore challenges confronting your campus.
• Helpful resources and innovative tools from national organizations.
• A personal action plan for your campus to become more LGBT-friendly.
• Opportunity to connect and work with peer student leaders from across the country.
• An inclusive approach for supporting justice for all communities.
• Leadership skills to transcend activism in the workplace
• An open, safe environment to express yourself.
• Fun, entertainment and lasting relationships.

1. Registration is limited to approximately 60 participants and will be on a first- come, first-serve basis.

2.Leaving the camp without permission, possession/use ofalcohol,illegal/non-prescription drugs and drug paraphernalia, notabiding by host campus policies, or any behaviors that are disruptiveto the mission andvalues of the camp will not be tolerated. Suchactions will cause forfeitof your registration fee and are immediategrounds for dismissal. Participant is responsible for all costsassociated with any early departure(i.e. cab, airport fees, etc).

3.Upon written request, cancellations will be issued a partial refund. No refunds will be issued after June 1, 2009.

4.All registration fees will be refunded if the training is canceledbecause of low registration. A determination and appropriate notice will be made by June 25, 2009. Nonrefundable airline tickets or any other nonrefundable expenses should not be purchased prior to June 25, 2009.

5.Checks or purchase orders should be made payable to Campus Pride, Inc,a charitable 501(c)(3) non profit organization, Federal ID #14-1969456.

6.Participants agree to hold harmless and indemnify Campus Pride, Inc.,the university, and, or any organization coordinating travel, itsofficers, agents and employees, from and against any harm or damage aswell as all actions, suits, damages, liability or other proceedings,which may arise as the result of the events and occurrences of camp,including any associated travel and meals. Participants understand that participation in any camp trip or activity is voluntary. If participants have any concerns about personal health or ability toparticipate, participants agree to discuss concerns with a physician prior to camp or will not participate in said activity.

7.Campus Pride, Inc. is excused of any refunds or further obligations to the extent that such actions are the results of an Act of God, war,national emergency, labor dispute, riot, civil disturbance or other circumstance beyond the control of Campus Pride, Inc.

8.Campus Pride has the exclusive right to use video and othervisual/audio portrayals of participants likeness taken during the campin any medium of any nature whatsoever for any purpose, includingadvertising or promoting the services of Campus Pride, inc. without any compensation. Any such portrayal shall be the exclusive property ofCampus Pride, Inc.

9.Any disputes will be handled by a court of law in Mecklenburg County ofthe State of North Carolina. Campus Pride, Inc. will not be liable forany court-related expenses.

10. All fees are listed in U.S. dollars. Any details are subject to change.