The camp stresses the importance of focusing on the big scheme of things, finding satisfaction and success within matters you can control. Along with the Tennis and Life Camps, the weekend of the event Inside Out, from June 22-24, adds another important message to the lessons being taught at Gustavus this summer. According to Erin Holloway, a junior helping to organize this event, Inside Out is a Christian youth leadership weekend for 300 sophomores and juniors in high school. The weekend includes a show from the Christian music group Echelon, guest speakers and small group activities. Inside Out, which is headed by Associate Vice Presidents for Church Relations Craig Johnson, is led by Gustavus students and alumni and funded by a Lily endowment.
Opportunities are still available for Gustavus students to help with the weekend.
We are still looking for Gusties to help out. The Tennis and Life Camps, Inside Out and other activities offered at Gustavus this summer bring fresh faces to the campus as well as give students the opportunity to help out in a new way. Though students pack up for the summer months, Gustavus is still busy with a different flow of faces and many more lessons learned outside of the classroom. Working for a publishing company. The Gustavian Weekly.