These experiences teach the Leadership Adventure for Girls' philosophy of cooperation and girls helping other girls. Leadership Adventure for Girls provides campers the experience of living and learning leadership skills on the shores of Cayuga Lake. Additional activity options include supervised waterfront activities, the college golf course, an indoor swimming pool, indoor and outdoor tennis courts, playing fields, lakeside biking and jogging, horseback riding, field trips, and bon fires. Each staff member at Leadership Adventure for Girls is committed to being a supportive role model. They are chosen for their solid communication and listening skills, an interest in nature, and proven ability to work effectively with girls.
Tuition is all inclusive except for transportation to the camp.
Issues in Feminist Bioethics , by Laura M. Purdy, professor of philosophy at Wells. This book contains a major retrospective of her writing in the field of bioethics over the last 20 years. Purdy received her Ph.D. in philosophy from Stanford University. For most of her career, she has been a pioneer in feminist bioethics, a field that, among other pursuits, seeks to find ethical models to address the complex, human dilemmas that arise as the result of advances in reproductive technologies. Purdy's new book takes an ethical perspective on a wide range of issues including reproductive freedom, abortion, and surrogate parenting.