| What in Tarnation is RMC?
RMC (Regional Mini Camp) is a weekend-long camp that allows the midwest chapters: Cincinnati, Columbus, Detroit, Miami County, Michigan City-Lakeshore, and North East Ohio, to meet and have a WILDly good time! Over the weekend, participants engage in educational and thought-provoking activities planned by the region’s leaders. In this action-packed and peace educational weekend, be ready to have a darn tootin’ good time, participate in activities, and meet other rangers in our wild region! This camp is for anyone 11 and older. If you are under 18 you must have a chaperone, but we can pair you with one if you are coming without one. Pony up, Midwest Region!
What should I pack?
- Attire for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
- Runnin’ shoes
- One Big Ol’ reusable water bottle
- A Sleeping bag and pillow
- All y’all’s toiletries
- Shower shoes
- Towel
- A snack to share (Ex: A bag of chips, box of granola bars, etc.)
- Money and forms (below)
How do I sign up?
- Click here to register! We have limited spots so be sure to sign up soon.
- Forms! Make sure to bring them to camp.
- Money! The total camp fee is $130. Pay in cash or check made out to “CISV Columbus” upon arrival or Venmo @CISVColumbus.
- Please bring non-perishable food items to DONATE for charity. Compete against your fellow chapters for the most items!
Still have questions? Contact us !
Rachel Culp (Midwest Regional Liaison) rachelculp8@gmail.com
Who is running this joint?
Aanya Belsare (She-Her)
Howdy, friends! You’re lookin’ at a real life cowgirl here. I’m the Co LJR of Detroit and I’m boot lickin’ excited to meet you all and staff the first Midwest RMC! I really like dogs, horseback riding, tennis, Mulan, honest kids juice boxes, Reese’s, and many more quirky girl thangs!!
Elliot Hughes (He-Him)
Hi guys I’m Elliot! My hobbies are swimming, singing, and eating, and my favorite color is turquoise. This is my 5th RMC, and my first time staffing. I’m really excited to meet Y’all!
Evangelea Dabagia (She-Her)
What’s poppin’ y’all, my name is Evangelea Dabagia but you can call me Lea! I’m the LJR from Michigan City-Lakeshore. My favorite fruit is pineapple and I don’t really like country music, but I can’t wait to channel my inner cowboy. This is my 5th RMC but my first time on staff and I am so excited to be a part of the first Midwest RMC! See you very soon! P.S I like cows but not as much as Veronica.
Gretchen Stevens (She-Her) Howdy partners! I am one of the LJRs from Miami County, and I am as excited as a frog on a log to be staffin’ y’all’s RMC this year! I have already been to 3 of these, but this is my first time staffing! I enjoy swimming, golfing, dancing, and CISV with Y’all, of course! P.S,- High School Musical is my favorite movie ever.
John Garrett (He-Him)
Hi, I’m John and I really like music! I can play the piano, sexyphone, guitar, ukulele, drums, and triangle! I also love cisv! I’m sure we will meet in another lifetime! #QuirkyGirlsUnite
Michael Holleran (He-Him)
Howdy! I’m Mike and I’m from NEO. I love to listen to music and workout. I play football, piano, and clarinet and have been in CISV for a long time. I’m so excited for this year’s RMC with it being the first Midwest mini camp! It’s gonna be a great time!
Mollie Bretland (She-Her)
Greetings, cowboys ! I make up the other half of the Miami County Co-LJR duo, and I’m excited to embark upon my seventh RMC ever ! This is my third time staffing a rootin’ tootin’ minicamp like this one, and I’m happy to be here again. I love to write, dance, and spread the feminist fair trade agenda (ask me about it!) See you soon in the wild wild midwest, I can’t wait to be friends with you buckaroos!
Nate Smith (He-Him) Howdy Y’all! I am so excited to run the first Midwest RMC! I love to bike and I play soccer! I have been to Village, Interchange, Step up, Kitchen staff, JC, and soon to be seminar! Shoutout to NKY!
Veronica Ross (She-Her)
what’s goooood? I am the LJR from Columbus! I’m pretty tall and I like cows. Surf’s Up is the best movie hands down. I love being outside, making art, strumming the banjo, and having a grand ol’ time yee yee. |
