Leadership Starts Here
Twas the night before dead-week, when all through the land The creatures were stirring, up in Harriman. The first group on the trail had just finished day two, and it
Creating a campus culture that values and respects diversity and encourages students to engage in civil discourse is one of the principal tenets of Princeton’s mission. The Outdoor Action Program
Director of Student Life Matt Frawley interviews OA Director Rick Curtis ’79. Rick talks about the history of OA and how the program has grown to become Princeton’s largest Leadership
Thanks to a grant from the Feather Foundation, Outdoor Action has been able to send a group of OA Leaders each year to a Leave No Trace Master Educator Course.
This is the complete schedule for anyone doing FastTrack OA Leader Training during Spring Break. Everyone needs to take all 5 days of HEART Wilderness First Aid classes. To keep
Learn how to navigate with a compass easily and efficiently with the Silva 1-2-3 system. This video teaches you how to use a compass with a map to get to
Requirements of Leader Trainers Leader Trainers play an essential role in the organizational structure of the Outdoor Action Program. Those who are accepted to become Leader Trainers are role models
Learn how to use the limited amount of time you have for staff training to maximize your staff ‘s alignment with organizational values and make them competent field-based risk managers.
Become an Outdoor Action Leader – Leader Training is free Being an OA Leader is one of the most valuable things you can do to help next year’s first-year class
Leader Training for Academic Year ’22 – ’23 The Outdoor Action Leader Training Program is focused on developing leadership in every student regardless your level of previous leadership or outdoor