Impact of Wave Week

The Benefits of Wave Week

Learn essential leadership skills at a top-rated college campus
Make a difference in your community
Enhance your college application
Acquire 40 community service hours
Having fun while learning more about yourself while meeting new and interesting people

Participation in the Wave Week program adds real-world experience and depth to any college application. Our alumni acquire leadership and communication skills that are essential in today’s competitive setting and these skills are infinitely applicable to almost any future job or career. On a personal note, students are able to meet other teens from other areas, share unique learning experiences and potentially build lifelong friendships.

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Still not convinced?
Below are some reactions about Wave Week from our alumni. Also below are e-mail addresses of young people who have previously completed Wave Week and would love to chat with you about their experience.

“The camp gets such a powerful message across to so many young people in such a great, fun and unexplainable way.”

“I learned so much that will help me become a better person for myself, others and my community.”

“The camp is the kind of week where you can go a week without TV and you wouldn’t even notice it.”

“This camp is one of the best things that has ever happened to me.”

“Just think, even the kids whose parents made them come had a great time.”

“Life changing.”

“The camp has given me the skills to be a better leader, student, friend and person.”

“The camp is the coolest, most valuable, most creative, and greatest camp ever.”

“I came to camp as a good person, I am leaving as a better person.”

“It moved me, taught me, and inspired me beyond belief.”

“It changed me in every way a person can change for the better.”

“I’m going to donate a portion of my life to help and serve people who are not like me and don’t know me.”

For more insights contact these alumni directly:
Richard [rafanthony@aol.com] Laura [lpayne3@bu.edu] Erica [ericajrubin@gmail.com]