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Fish Camp Mission Statement

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As an incoming freshman, I would want to feel comfortable and at home while at Fish Camp. There are so many amazing experiences that happen during Fish Camp, but the foundation of all those experiences needs to be comfort. If a freshman does not feel comfortable, then they will not get the full experience that Fish Camp has to offer. The beginning of the camp mission statement states that “Fish Camp strives to welcome freshmen into the Aggie family.” If our goal is to welcome freshmen into our family, then camp needs to be a loving and welcoming place to all incoming freshmen. The relationships that are built at camp are not only a key component to making Lakeview feel like home away from home, but also a key component to making College Station
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