Summer Freshman Camp is an opportunity to welcome incoming freshman into our campus community. With UToledo upperclassmen serving as camp counselors, the annual camp offers a weekend of team building activities, games and fun designed to help better prepare the freshmen for their time as college students, help them make new friends and create lasting memories.
The weekend camp began with games and a visit from Rocky and Rocksy before the incoming freshmen left for Camp Storer in Jackson, Michigan. Below, from left to right, incoming freshman Rosemary Crook from Rocky River, Ohio, and Hale Hensley from Lima, both pre-nursing students, laugh at the reaction of Claire Bishop, an early childhood education student, during an ice-breaking game at UToledo’s Summer Freshman Camp on Friday afternoon.
Before leaving for Camp Storer, counselor Grace Drake, a second year pre-occupational therapy major, takes a selfie with other counselors and Rocky and Rocksy.
During the weekend at Camp Storer, Olivia Lombard, a pre-nursing freshman from Dayton, and Keefe Carter, a freshman majoring in biochemistry and chemistry from Dayton, enjoy one of the team building activities.
Camp counselor Cardi Wooward, a junior studying electrical engineering, gets one of the groups pumped up for an activity.
