1. Doris Roundtree, Ed.D. Program Coordinator/Counselor College Assistance Migrant Program

2. Once per month, CAMP hosts a one-hour workshop highlighting professional, business, and community leaders within the college community to speak with students on a topic within their area of expertise. The topics are designed to enhance, inspire, and motivate students to stay in school and remain focused on their dream of completing their first year of studies and continuing on to earn a college degree. The theme for the 2011-2012 workshops is Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.

4. Students are required to attend nine scheduled workshops in compliance with the CAMP student agreement contract which students sign at the beginning of the fall semester. The scholarship preparation planning workshop is the initial workshop held in late August or early September each year. It is facilitated by the CAMP Coordinator. A total of eight skill workshops follow and begin in September and end in April.

5. STEM Presenters 2011-2012 September - December ABAC Lakeside 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM September 19, 2011 Careers in Agriculture, Nursing and Health Sciences Dr. David C. BridgesABAC President Troy SpicerNurse Practitioner and Assistant Professor Coordinator, ABAC Student Health Services Division of Nursing and Health Services Brandon HunterAssistant Director Student Recruitment in Admissions Georgia Health Sciences University Augusta, Georgia October 10, 2011 Careers in Math and Science Education Dr. Ray BarberDean of the School of Science and Mathematics at ABAC November 14, 2011 Careers in Horticulture Dr. Juan Carlos Diaz, Sr.Associate Professor, Horticulture, UGA CAES, Tifton Campus December 01, 2011 Federal Service Careers and Air Force Requirements Pamela BryantDirector, LOGCOM Workforce Development Office, Marine Corps Logistic Command (MCLC), Albany, Georgia Terence TurnerProject Coordinator, Brother to Brother Program at ABAC, Chief Master Sergeant (Ret.) Moody Air Force Base, Georgia

6. In addition to STEM presenters, other professionals are often invited to speak at the monthly workshops. University Recruiters YMCA Program Staff Georgia Department of Labor Health Care Professionals Financial Aid Advisors Internship Recruiters

7. STEM Presenters 2011-2012 September - December ABAC Lakeside 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM January 23, 2012 Careers in Computer Information Systems Management Janet WeaverCoordinator Instructional Technology at ABAC February 13, 2012 Careers in Allied Health Brandi McKeownOccupational Therapist Rehabilitation Services of Tifton March 19, 2012 Careers in Biological and Agricultural Engineering Dr. Gary HawkinsAgricultural Pollution Prevention Specialist UGA Tifton Campus April 16, 2012 Careers in Environmental Horticulture/Turfgrass Dr. James McCrimmonAssociate Professor of Environmental Horticulture/Turfgrass, School of Agricutural and Natural Resources at ABAC

8. A Sign-In Record of Attendance is provided at each CAMP activity to properly record and verify student attendance. This record is maintained on file in the office of the CAMP Coordinator/Counselor. CAMP workshops are mandatory and students are exempt from attendance if they are attending class, lab or for an extenuating circumstance.

9. Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College College Assistance Migrant Program Skill Enhancement Workshop October 5, 2011 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Sign-In Record of Attendance 1._______________________________________________ 2._______________________________________________ 3._______________________________________________ 4._______________________________________________ 5._______________________________________________ 6._______________________________________________ 7._______________________________________________ 8._______________________________________________ 9._______________________________________________ 10._______________________________________________ 11._______________________________________________ 12._______________________________________________ 13._______________________________________________ 14._______________________________________________ 15._______________________________________________ 16._______________________________________________ 17._______________________________________________ 18._______________________________________________ 19._______________________________________________ 20._______________________________________________

10. Using the CAMP Incentive Point Program (CIPP) tracking record, the CAMP Coordinator is able to accurately verify that all students attended skill workshops as well as other planned activities throughout the academic year. At the End-of-Year banquet ceremony held in April of each year, the two students with the highest number of overall points receive a plaque in recognition of their college participation. Research shows that students who are engaged in the college life experience are more likely to continue toward degree completion.

11. Students will attend all planned activities such as skill workshops, educational and cultural trips, social events, and tutoring, and must complete documented community service to earn points throughout the fall and spring semester. Students will be honored with an award for the highest number of participation points and the second highest number of participation points earned at the End-of-Year banquet.

12. Fall Orientation20 points Scholarship Planning Workshop15 points Darton College Ropes Course15 points Skill Enhancement Workshops80 points 10 points per workshop Tutoring10 points Documented 60 hours minimum Community Service20 points Cultural Event Attendance10 points End-of-Year Banquet30 points Total: 200 points

13. Name Workshop/8 0 Tutoring/ 10 Cultural Event/ 10 Scholarship/ 15 Ropes/ 15 Community/ 20 Fall Orientation/ 20 Banquet/ 30 Total Points/ 200 1.201015 2080 2.15 20 3.15 20 4.15 0 5.15 20 6.15 20 7.15 20 8.15 20 9.15 20 10.15 20 11.15 20 12.15 20 13.15 20 14.15 20 15.15 20