Camp Overview

Leadership and Staff

Our Adventure Guides (a.k.a. Counselors) are teachers, university students, and high school students who are selected primarily for their skills and experience with children, as well as their enthusiasm for helping kids make creative use of today's sophisticated technical tools.
 
First-time Adventure Guides go through a full training program prior to camp, which prepares them to ensure a safe, fun, and enriching experience for the campers, and are paired up with more experienced staff.  To ensure individual attention to campers, we go beyond the MA sate requirement of 10 campers to 1 instructor, and keep a student-to-instructor ratio of 7:1 (Counselors-in-Training, who are minors, are not included in this ratio).

Leonid Tunik- Regional Director
Leonid has worked in educational publishing for 11 years, developing technology-based teaching tools and supplements for schools and universities, and training educators in their use. He loves being able to show children why science and technology are important, and knowing that he is helping to prepare tomorrow's inventors, explorers, and researchers for whom future, unknown creativity tools will be as natural as pencil and paper are today.

Allyson Palmer- icamp Director and Program Manager
Allyson has an educational background in multi-media and has been coaching gymnastics since 1991, but she found the perfect match of technology and education at CTWorkshop. In her third year with CTW, she runs birthday parties, afterschool workshops, and has directed icamp sessions. She also spearheads new program developments for CTWBoston. As an educator and mother of two, Allyson supports students to achieve goals and learn while also having a lot of fun! 

Eric Love – icamp Director
Eric brings 12 years of experience teaching art, science, theater, martial arts, self development and civility to his three-year position as icamp Director. An awarded artist, performer, and musician, he also runs classes that encourage team building, problem solving, and writing skills at the Arlington Enrichment Center. His energy and creative talents inspire campers to develop their own unique projects and build self-esteem.