Camp Staff
Thank You to the Summer Camp Counselors
Summer staff sit together around a campfire. They have just spent two weeks training and preparing for summer camp. That means everything from learning how to make friendship bracelets out of string, cleaning program equipment and spaces, practicing lifeguard rescues, and singing hours and hours of campfire songs. They are weary but excited. The first... read more
Behind the Scenes: Meet our Director of Programs & Marketing
Stacie Hoppman is the Director of Programs & Marketing at Camp Wyoming. She can often be found making references to the TV show “The Office” and holding a camera in her hand. Stacie’s arrival at Camp Wyoming almost seemed like a fluke. She grew up in Dubuque but moved to the state of Washington for... read more
Camp is a special place for so many people. For some, it was a place where they met the love of their life and eventually got married. Camp provides a setting where young people can be authentic. They are dirty from creekstomping, goofy with other camp people, or tired because of a late night in... read more
Behind the Scenes: Meet our Executive Director
Kevin Cullum is the Executive Director at Camp Wyoming. He is known fondly by the summer staff because of his unrelenting dad jokes and tendency to call people by their first AND middle name. He’s been at camp for almost 16 years now, and for many people, they don’t remember what camp was like without... read more
Prepare for the Future. Work at Summer Camp.
Not only is the college application process becoming more competitive and strenuous, but so is the job search once students leave college. So how can you ensure that you are most prepared for success in the workforce? Work at summer camp. It might sound like just a fun summer, but there are so many reasons... read more
Summer Staff: Where Are They Now?
Megan (Quigley) Eubank began attending camp as a Pioneer camper. In high school she started volunteering and was an LIT in 1996. Megan served on staff for six summers from 1997-2002. Megan was a cabin counselor, taught drama, led canoeing, was a lifeguard, and was the Assistant Program Director. One of Megan’s most impactful moments at camp was learning of God’s unmerited favor of grace through his Son, Jesus Christ. Learning of God’s grace and love changed Megan’s life. When she shares her faith journey, Megan always includes Camp Wyoming and the people there as being formative to her faith.
Since her time on staff, Megan has earned her Masters of Arts in Education and taught at the elementary and early childhood level. Megan and her husband Bret live in Kansas City, Missouri where they are raising their four sons: Brennan, Blaise, Micah, & Emmanuel (Manny).
