Significant Reflections from a Person-centered Psychology Conference Matthew J. Bolton, College of Arts and Sciences, Saint Leo University, Saint Leo, FL In this guest post, I want to share some experiences and personal learnings that are of significance to me after attending and presenting my recent paper on mentorship at
Read DetailsSouthwest Florida Weather Camps 2020 FAQs (updated 6/9/20) If you’ve made it to this page, then you are probably very interested in our meteorology-focused camp program, but still have some unanswered questions. It is great that you have a weather camp interest, but we are sorry that we’ve left some
Read DetailsMatthew J. Bolton and H. Michael Mogil, Southwest Florida Weather Camp co-directors As preparations for our middle and high school summer weather camps ramp up, we wanted to take a few moments to share with you what we’re doing on the accessibility front, to make our virtual, internet-connected, classroom friendly
Read DetailsMay 13, 2020 (updated May 20, 2020) Dear Potential Weather Camp Family and others): We are pleased to announce southwest Florida’s first-ever Virtual Weather Camp Program (to be held during the summer of 2020). Although our regular middle and high school weather camps normally draw attendees from across the Nation
Read DetailsThere are many reasons for writing. One can write an online blog, a book, a magazine article, a letter to a government agency or company complaining about a service, a term paper, a letter to the editor, an application to college, an application for a job, and/or much more. Yet,
Read DetailsBy Tyreek F. (7/21/17) As my mother and I were leaving the lobby of our hotel, early this Friday morning, I heard thunder rumbling near us. I looked straight ahead at a large cumulonimbus cloud and assumed that it must have been the source of this thunder. Then I heard,
Read DetailsBy Rachel E. (7/20/17) We started camp today with an impromptu cloud watching time, to look at a potential developing wall cloud. Then, Mr. Spock (Mr. Mogil in disguise) visited us and gave us a survival test from NASA. The stated goal was to see if we could survive on
Read DetailsBy Aaron S. (7/19/17) It’s my time to write the daily summary about the 2017 Southwest Florida High School Weather Camp. We did many exciting things, such as a video chat with Orlando’s News 13 meteorologist Maureen McCann. We discussed her weather career and career choices for students who may
Read DetailsGarrett Harvey (7/18/17) Waking up at 7:30 AM is not an enjoyable task for me, especially during the summer months when I like to sleep in until about 9:30AM. It brings to mind the unpleasant realization that school, and an even earlier wake-up time, is fast approaching. That I wake so
Read DetailsBy Kevin V. (7/17/17) It would seem my lucky number seven (as a group, campers picked numbers to see who would write the first day’s summary) has bestowed upon me the good fortune of being the first to write a summary of our daily weather camp activities. Yet, to say it
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