Facility profile Georgia
Camp E-Ma-Laku
Also known as Eckerd Academy of the Blue Ridge
Camp E-Ma-Laku was a program in Suches, Georgia, operated by Eckerd Connects. It operated from 2007 to 2007.
About Camp E-Ma-Laku
It opened in 1996. It closed in 2007.source
It was accredited by Georgia Department of Education; SACS CASI; COA.source It was a member of National Association of Therapeutic Wilderness Camps (NATWC).source
Also drawn on: New EYA Alternative School.
Survivor testimony
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Staff
Administration
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Adrienne Cox
Former Art Therapy Program Director (2008)source
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Tim McMahon
Former Director (2007-2008)source
Elsewhere in the industry
- Appalachian Wilderness Camp Director, before 2007
Notable staff
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Grafton Lamb
Former Clinical Director (2007)source
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Angie Scenic Shockley
Former Operations Director (2009)source
Elsewhere in the industry
- Q&A Associates Founder, Owner, 2010-2013
- Eckerd Youth Alternatives Staff
- Alldredge Wilderness Journey Former Director
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Keith Bishop
Former Master Counselor (2008-2009)source
Elsewhere in the industry
- Blue Ridge Academy Director
- Q & A Associates Director
- Alldredge Wilderness Journey Staff
- Hidden Lake Academy Director
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Tuyet Case
Former Referral Relations Representative (2007)source
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Ron Swiftek
Former Academic Director (2007)source
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Micha Mathis
Former Admissions (2009)source
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Matt Losch
Former Education Coordinator (2010)source
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Ownership
- Eckerd Youth Alternatives
Documents
Woodbury Reports Mentions (10)
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Woodbury Reports, April 2009 (#176), Pp. 15, 19: Camp E-Ma-Laku Woodbury Reports page -
Woodbury Reports, April 2010, P. 11: Camp E-Ma-Laku Woodbury Reports page -
Woodbury Reports, December 2007 (#160), Pp. 13-14: Camp E-Ma-Laku Woodbury Reports page -
Woodbury Reports, December 2008 (#172), P. 19: Camp E-Ma-Laku Woodbury Reports page -
Woodbury Reports, July 2008 (#167), P. 27: Camp E-Ma-Laku Woodbury Reports page -
Woodbury Reports, June 2008 (#166), Pp. 16-17: Camp E-Ma-Laku Woodbury Reports page -
Woodbury Reports, June 2011, P. 14: Camp E-Ma-Laku Woodbury Reports page -
Woodbury Reports, March 2009 (#175), Pp. 17-18: Camp E-Ma-Laku Woodbury Reports page -
Woodbury Reports, November 2007 (#159), P. 29: Camp E-Ma-Laku Woodbury Reports page -
Woodbury Reports, September 2009 (#181), P. 25: Camp E-Ma-Laku Woodbury Reports page
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