Parents
Thank you for taking time to find out more about Navs and UMW STP. We hope this site provides ample details about the experience and gives comfort as it you shows you who we are as an organization. Our staff considers it a privilege to spend time with your student and we treasure each one as an individual. In addition to the content available on the website, we have addressed a few parent-specific questions here:
What is unique about a Summer Training Program? A university student typically has three summers to choose how they spend their time, make (or spend) their money, and grow as an individual. Many trips, internships, and adventures are out there, but we believe a Summer Training Program is unique offering in that it provides your child:
Will my child be safe?
The Navigator staff take the safety of your son or daughter very seriously. We will do everything we can to ensure the safety of students at the program. Conference Point Center is a respected camp with more than 13,000 annual visitors. You can browse more information about it and the Lake Geneva Youth Camp here.
How will my child get to the Summer Training Program?
Most students carpool with other students to get to Lake Geneva. We would recommend your son or daughter reach out to others from their campus or region to see if this is possible. It can be helpful if your child is able to bring his or her car to the program. Your child may also fly or drive separately to the STP if he or she does not live in a nearby city or near those students who are driving.
We thank you for your commitment to your child! We believe the Bible is clear that your child is to honor his or her parents. If you have any more questions or concerns about your child attending this STP, feel free to contact the Navs staff at your student's campus or email the UMW STP Director at [email protected].
You can always find out more information about the Navigators organization at www.navigators.org. Our core beliefs and statement of faith can be found here.
What is unique about a Summer Training Program? A university student typically has three summers to choose how they spend their time, make (or spend) their money, and grow as an individual. Many trips, internships, and adventures are out there, but we believe a Summer Training Program is unique offering in that it provides your child:
- An environment led by staff and energized by the 40+ other college students that will challenge him or her to grow in all areas of life and character
- Time to develop Biblical convictions that will affect his or her relationship with God and others for the rest of their lives through training in Bible study and evangelism
Will my child be safe?
The Navigator staff take the safety of your son or daughter very seriously. We will do everything we can to ensure the safety of students at the program. Conference Point Center is a respected camp with more than 13,000 annual visitors. You can browse more information about it and the Lake Geneva Youth Camp here.
How will my child get to the Summer Training Program?
Most students carpool with other students to get to Lake Geneva. We would recommend your son or daughter reach out to others from their campus or region to see if this is possible. It can be helpful if your child is able to bring his or her car to the program. Your child may also fly or drive separately to the STP if he or she does not live in a nearby city or near those students who are driving.
We thank you for your commitment to your child! We believe the Bible is clear that your child is to honor his or her parents. If you have any more questions or concerns about your child attending this STP, feel free to contact the Navs staff at your student's campus or email the UMW STP Director at [email protected].
You can always find out more information about the Navigators organization at www.navigators.org. Our core beliefs and statement of faith can be found here.
Local Paper Praises Navigators STP in the Wisconsin Dells in 2013
