Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana
Program Director (Camp Pennyroyal)
Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana, Utica, Kentucky, United States, 42376
About the Camp
Located 15 miles south of Owensboro, KY, Camp Pennyroyal is a 180-acre overnight camp with an 8-acre lake, year-round buildings, platform tents, screened cabins, and primitive sites. Activities include canoeing, kayaking, paddle-boarding, archery, and a teams course. The camp serves Girl Scouts entering grades 4–12 with up to 70 campers per session, staffed by paid employees and volunteers.
About the Role Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana is seeking a full-time
Program Director
to help ensure the ultimate summer camp experience. The Program Director supports camper well-being; develops girl-driven daily programming; assists in staff training; and supports all program needs camp-wide. Responsibilities include assisting unit staff, facilitating aquatic activities and campfires, managing camp traditions, planning all-camp events, and participating fully in daily camp life. The Program Director should be responsible, attentive, and fun-loving while nurturing a positive, growth-focused camp culture.
Benefits, Compensation, & Dates
Staff receive room, board, and most meals, along with a supportive community environment. Seasonal salary is
$4,203 . Camp runs
May 22–July 14 .
Key Responsibilities
Assist with scheduling equipment
Fill supply requests and prepare weekly shopping lists
Check program areas
Plan and implement camp-wide activities
Ensure camper and staff safety
Assist with staff training
Supervise unit/program staff
Support girl-driven program ideas
Assist with boating, swimming, and waterfront tasks
Coach staff in safety practices
Check equipment and facilities
Maintain camp traditions
Help create weekly camper schedules
Act as Camp Director when needed
Ensure program guide standards
Perform other duties as assigned
Working Conditions / Environment
Non-traditional and long work hours are expected
Long hours; housing in staff units; outdoor work in all weather; daily walking on uneven terrain; regular swimming and boating; ability to lift 50+ lbs
General Accountabilities
Inventory and distribute supplies; act as Camp Director when needed; support staff with coverage, training, and conflict resolution; assist with program delivery; support staff training; ensure policy compliance; supervise campers on land and water; assist at the waterfront; provide feedback; rotate nightly duties; maintain confidentiality; assist with the trading post; and provide excellent customer service.
Job Requirements
ARC First Aid/CPR/AED and Waterfront Life-guarding; program instruction skills preferred; high school graduate; experience in childcare/youth programs; program leading and development experience; supervisory experience preferred.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Meet ACA and state/federal standards; strong communication and time-management skills; adaptable, organized, and consistent; strong customer service; problem-solving ability; valid driver's license; swimming proficiency.
Council Competencies
Ensure diversity and pluralism are embraced and incorporated into the work of the council.
Support the Girl Scout mission, vision, and values of Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana and live by the Girl Scout Promise and Law.
Complete a background check.
Council Requirements
Promote diversity; model the Girl Scout Promise and Law; manage resources responsibly; provide excellent customer service; report concerns; be 21+; complete required screenings.
For full job description please visit our careers page.
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About the Role Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana is seeking a full-time
Program Director
to help ensure the ultimate summer camp experience. The Program Director supports camper well-being; develops girl-driven daily programming; assists in staff training; and supports all program needs camp-wide. Responsibilities include assisting unit staff, facilitating aquatic activities and campfires, managing camp traditions, planning all-camp events, and participating fully in daily camp life. The Program Director should be responsible, attentive, and fun-loving while nurturing a positive, growth-focused camp culture.
Benefits, Compensation, & Dates
Staff receive room, board, and most meals, along with a supportive community environment. Seasonal salary is
$4,203 . Camp runs
May 22–July 14 .
Key Responsibilities
Assist with scheduling equipment
Fill supply requests and prepare weekly shopping lists
Check program areas
Plan and implement camp-wide activities
Ensure camper and staff safety
Assist with staff training
Supervise unit/program staff
Support girl-driven program ideas
Assist with boating, swimming, and waterfront tasks
Coach staff in safety practices
Check equipment and facilities
Maintain camp traditions
Help create weekly camper schedules
Act as Camp Director when needed
Ensure program guide standards
Perform other duties as assigned
Working Conditions / Environment
Non-traditional and long work hours are expected
Long hours; housing in staff units; outdoor work in all weather; daily walking on uneven terrain; regular swimming and boating; ability to lift 50+ lbs
General Accountabilities
Inventory and distribute supplies; act as Camp Director when needed; support staff with coverage, training, and conflict resolution; assist with program delivery; support staff training; ensure policy compliance; supervise campers on land and water; assist at the waterfront; provide feedback; rotate nightly duties; maintain confidentiality; assist with the trading post; and provide excellent customer service.
Job Requirements
ARC First Aid/CPR/AED and Waterfront Life-guarding; program instruction skills preferred; high school graduate; experience in childcare/youth programs; program leading and development experience; supervisory experience preferred.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Meet ACA and state/federal standards; strong communication and time-management skills; adaptable, organized, and consistent; strong customer service; problem-solving ability; valid driver's license; swimming proficiency.
Council Competencies
Ensure diversity and pluralism are embraced and incorporated into the work of the council.
Support the Girl Scout mission, vision, and values of Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana and live by the Girl Scout Promise and Law.
Complete a background check.
Council Requirements
Promote diversity; model the Girl Scout Promise and Law; manage resources responsibly; provide excellent customer service; report concerns; be 21+; complete required screenings.
For full job description please visit our careers page.
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