UNIT HEADS

	Rebecca Bernstein Junior Girls Unit Head	From Toronto, Ontario, Rebecca is a student at Concordia University in Montreal studying Communications. Rebecca has experience working two summer’s on staff at Camp New Moon and as a grade 9 orientation “buddy.” While in highschool she was also a member of the girls Rugby team and served on the Fashion Show committee. This will be Rebecca’s second summer at Manitou and first as Junior Girls Unit Head.
	Melissa Bruce Senior Girls Unit Head	From Toronto, Ontario, Melissa is a student at York University studying Sociology. She had spent much of the past few years travelling abroad to countries including Australia, Spain, France, Indonesia, India and Mexico. In the fall and winter of 2009, she spent several months teaching English in Spain. Melissa has past experience working as a counsellor at the Toronto Cricket Club Day Camp, as well as a leader for Brownies and Girl Guides. She has also completed the OCA’s Skills Weekend Kayaking stream and holds her Bronze Cross. She returns for her sixth summer at Manitou and first as Senior Girls Unit Head.
	Ben Cowley Sophomore Boys Unit Head	From Toronto, Ontario, Ben is a student at the University of Western Ontario in London studying Political Science. During the year, Ben has served as his Fraternity’s pledge class president. Ben previously competed on school Hockey and Snowboard teams. He also has experience as an assistant ski instructor with Alpine Ski Club and holds his Bronze Cross. Ben was a Manitou camper for eight years, received the Lokash Award in 2005 and completed our CIT program in 2006. This will be his sixth summer on staff, 14th at Manitou and first as Sophomore Boys Unit Head.
	Lorry Greenspan Senior Boys Unit Head	From Toronto, Ontario, Lorry is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario in London with a Bachelors Degree in History. He is a ‘AAA’ hockey player and has worked as a hockey coach with the Avenue Road Hockey Association. Lorry has also worked on staff at Camp Timberlane and at Bayview Glen Day Camp. A Manitou camper for eight years, Lorry completed our CIT program in 2006. He returns for his fourth summer on staff and second as Senior Boys Unit Head.
	Brad Kaplin C.I.T. Coordinator	From Montreal, Quebec, Brad is a graduate of McGill University with a degree in Materials Engineering. He has spent the last year traveling and living abroad; backpacking in East Africa, volunteering at the Ibonde Children’s Home, an orphanage in Uganda, and skiing this winter season in Chamonix, France. Through his studies, he has had the opportunity to do research at Kookmin University in Seoul, South Korea and work as a Process Engineering Co-op with Teck Coal, in the Elk Valley, B.C. Brad has played competitive basketball for many years, highlights include winning a Quebec Provincial Championship and a bronze medal at the Maccabiah Games in Israel in 2005. He has also volunteered as a youth mentor with Ometz Montreal and as a basketball coach at the Montreal JCC and Elkford Secondary School. This will be Brad’s fifth summer at Camp Manitou and first as CIT Coordinator.
	Lisa Schwartz Sophomore Girls Unit Head	From Toronto, Ontario, Lisa is a student at the University of Toronto's Master of Social Work Program. She is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario with a degree in Honours Psychology. Lisa has experience as a counsellor, dance instructor, Section Head and CIT Coordinator at B'nai Brith Camp in Kenora, Ontario. Lisa has volunteered with various organizations including Future Possibilities for Kids, The Hinck-Dellcrest Centre and Merrymount Children's Centre. She taught Sunday School at Temple Israel Religious School in London, Ontario and this past year, taught dance at Branksome Hall as part of their co-curricular progarm. The will be her first year on staff at Manitou as Sophomore Girls Unit Head
	Christina Turner Freshkid Unit Head	From Windsor, Ontario, Christina is a graduate of the University of Windsor’s Drama in Education and Community program. She is also a recent graduate of their Bachelor of Education Program. Christina has 12 years dance experience and six years of drama and theatre work. In 2010, Christina was named World Games Captain. This will be her fifth summer at Manitou and second as the Freshkid Unit Head.
	Michael Weizel Junior Boys Unit Head	From Toronto, Ontario, Mike is a student at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec studying Economics. During the year, Mike plays and coaches hockey and soccer and has over 15 years experience in competitive soccer and volleyball leagues. He has also spent time volunteering with NCSY. A Manitou camper for five years, Mike completed our CIT program in 2006. This will be his sixth summer on staff, second as Junior Boys Unit Head and eleventh at Manitou.