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Welcome to the Connecticut Challenge Course Professionals’ site!!
MARCH 8TH, 2008! THE 2008 CCCP ANNUAL CONFERENCE WAS A GREAT DAY!!
For the 80 or so facilitators that attended, it was a great day! Sam Sikes and Jen Stanchfield provided the group with a whole day of fun, new stuff, and networking opportunities. It was super!! If you weren’t able to make it, we missed you!!
But don’t miss out on anything in the future!! Join us! The $10 membership (cheap) will get you into the swing of adventure programming. New or experienced, it’s the deal of the millenium!! Surveys will be coming out, asking what should be next on the agenda, so don’t miss it, and mark your calendars for the 2008 Olympics in the fall. Become a Member.
Special thanks to all those who attended and participated in the day!! Thank you to the board members for all their hard work and to Sue and Bruce for the great lunch.
And finally a huge thank you to Sam Sikes and Jen Stanchfield for being with us for the day. If you don’t know them, you should!
We welcome all our new members to the CCCP! Congrats and welcome to newly re-elected board members Rick Bosch, Dudley Hamlin, and Terry Thomas as well as new board member Justin McGlamery.
And we have our first CCCP Activity Bag Sighting…
…our own Sharon Gagne in a submarine, underwater in Hawaii !!
So everyone, send us pics of anywhere CCCP bags are sighted.
The CCCP…a crossroad and meetingplace for adventure programming in Connecticut and the Northeast United States.
Information for Groups and Individuals who are looking for Adventure Education, team building, individual and team challenge, outdoor and indoor programming in Connecticut, where are facilities, what it’s all about, and contact facilitators in the field of Adventure Education in Connecticut.
Information for facilitators about new initiatives, games, legislation, who needs help, workshops, and networking with other facilitators.
Mission Statement:
It is the mission of the CCCP to provide educational and networking opportunities in the field of adventure programming in the Connecticut region, and to promote and nurture the cooperation of the challenge course practitioners.
What is Experiential Programming?
Called by a few different names like adventure education, adventure programming, experiential programming, personal challenge, etc. the emphasis for learning is placed in experiencing the learning rather that simply being taught. Whether it’s….
….a corporate group solving a “field maze”
….an individual working their way through a high ropes course
….or a school group problem solving the “Mohawk Walk Initiative”
… the learning happens via the experience, simply Learning while doing. This approach increases the retention from the 10% retention of the spoken word to more like 75% retention from an interactive experience. Also, the synergy of the program often brings out new ground to be explored. Where a group or individual starts out in one place… the experience may take the group or individual to an unanticipated place.
What’s New:
The CCCP held it’s 2008 Annual Conference Meeting on March 8th. And the October Facilitator Olympics was great!!
