Camp Redlands Ropes Course (OSU AASA)

Come out with OSU AASA and experience the Ropes Course!!
INFORMATION SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Ropes Course is a team-building conference with multiple obstacles that will challenge your bravery. This is a great opportunity to meet various students from different campuses.

Purpose - Our purpose is to foster unity both within our organization and among neighboring universities.

Benefits:
~ Create a... [read more]

Come out with OSU AASA and experience the Ropes Course!!
INFORMATION SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Ropes Course is a team-building conference with multiple obstacles that will challenge your bravery. This is a great opportunity to meet various students from different campuses.

Purpose - Our purpose is to foster unity both within our organization and among neighboring universities.

Benefits:
~ Create a strong, positive bond through networking, between
Oklahoma State and other schools
~ Develop trust throughout the event and beyond

Confirm with me(chase.thresher@okstate.edu) or any other officer by email or Facebook on how many people will be coming with your organization by AUGUST 22ND. And also how many nights you will be staying (Fri. Night/Fri.&Sat. Night).

Confirmed Headcount by SEPTEMBER 5TH

Payment: (Due by October 6th)
~ $30 per person
~ $35 if you want to stay in the cabin
~ Way of payment TBD
~ Late payment is $5 more per person from the original fee

The Challenge Course is comprised of three main areas: Games and Initiatives, Low Elements, and High Elements.

Games and Initiatives:
These activities take the participants from a simple warm-up to more complex problems requiring the group to plan and execute strategies for successfully completing each task. This time is devoted to stretching, getting-to-know one another, and providing an opportunity for the group to take emotional as well as physical risks.

Low Elements:
Participants move through a set of events that are carried out just above ground level. Each one presents a unique degree of difficulty and challenge to the individual. Group members graduate through a series of activities that will facilitate developing trust in their physical and emotional environments.

High Elements:
These activities begin at ground level and culminate on a platform 25 feet high, with participants returning to the ground by a zip line. The Highs provide a physical environment that will develop self-confidence by taking challenges never before used.

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