The Outdoor Nation Campus Club of Atlanta (November 19, 2011)
Through the Outdoor Nation initiative, The National Park Service and The Outdoor Foundation have
joined with The North Face to transform traditional outdoor clubs into powerful Outdoor Nation hubs,
college students will be charged with expanding the club concept into high schools ‐‐ introducing
younger peers to outdoor experiences and opportunities. The program provides a high profile way
for universities to: connect with the local community, build on existing outdoor, environmental and
sustainability efforts and give students a great learning and leadership experience.
introduce at-risk students to career pathways in science, technology,
engineering and mathematics (S.T.E.M.)
"Embracing Empowerment"
Atwood Community Gardens
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Atwood Community Gardens
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Atlanta, GA 30310
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2011 OUTDOOR NATION CAMPUS CLUB AT GEORGIA TECH
LEADERSHIP CHALLENGE COURSE
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Students from the Harland & Woolfolk Boys & Girls Clubs, Blackstone Academy and the Roots to
Fruits Academy along with college student mentors from Morehouse College and Clark Atlanta
University used teamwork to navigate the Leadership Challenge Course at Georgia Tech University.