Meet The Counselors

Hi! My name is Harry Marsh, and I’m 21 years old. This summer will be my first year at Camp Menominee, where I’ll be working as a cabin counselor and coaching soccer, golf, and tennis. I’m most excited to meet the campers and help them enjoy a wide range of sports and activities while building confidence and having fun. I bring a positive, can-do attitude to camp, along with experience assisting in coaching a youth soccer team, and I love encouraging campers to try their best and reach their goals. Outside of camp, I enjoy going to the cinema to catch the latest films and spending time outdoors walking my dogs. A skill that I’m personally proud of is that I ran the London Marathon last year.

Hi everyone! I’m Brayden Subrin, and this will be my first year on staff at Camp Menominee after spending seven summers at camp as a camper.This summer I’ll be a cabin counselor while also coaching baseball and softball and teaching archery. I’m most excited to teach new campers the Menominee traditions and help them feel at home while sharing my experience and love for baseball and softball. Outside of camp, I love watching sports, and I’m weirdly proud of the fact that I can still remember the best sandwich I’ve ever had which is a classic club from a spot in Seattle.

Hi everyone! I’m Levi Blum, and this will be my seventh summer at Camp Menominee. Camp has pretty much become a second home for me. I’ll be serving as a cabin counselor this summer, and you’ll also see me around coaching volleyball, football, and pretty much any other sport that needs an extra set of hands. What I’m most excited about is helping campers make important memories that last a lifetime, whether that’s through games, conversations, or just hanging out at camp. I love coaching, teaching, leadership, and working with kids, and camp is the perfect place to bring all of that together. Outside of camp, I’m big into watching sports like football, soccer, and basketball, and I also play volleyball myself. A skill I’d like to share is that I have an excellent sense of geography and know way too much about countries all over the world—feel free to quiz me!

Hey everyone! I’m Alejandro Castillo Corona, I’m 23 now but will be 24 by the time summer kicks off. This will be my third summer at Camp Menominee, and I’m excited to be returning to the waterfront to help plan and run daily waterfront activities, supporting and supervising counselors, and making sure all safety procedures are dialed in so campers can enjoy the lake with confidence. I’m especially excited to spend time with campers out on the water, tubing and waterskiing are definite highlights for me. I’m also really looking forward to the Kawaga competitions, reconnecting with familiar faces, building new memories, and helping campers grow throughout the summer. When I’m not at camp, I love learning languages (I study translation and interpreting), reading, playing the ukulele, watching movies, and swimming, which has been my favorite sport since I was a kid. And a fun personal detail, the smell of freshly cut grass instantly takes me back to my childhood.

Hi everyone! I’m Charlie Eisenberg, and this will be my 10th summer at Camp Menominee, which is crazy to say out loud. This summer I’ll be wearing a few hats as the Programming Director, a cabin counselor, and the Head of Softball, and I’ll also be involved with basketball. My main goal is to help plan each day and make sure everyone is having fun, competing, and staying engaged from start to finish. What I love most about being on staff is the chance to be a coach and role model for campers, both on and off the field. Outside of camp, I’m big into watching sports, and during the year I attend Syracuse University. And for an important personal debate, the best sandwich I’ve ever had was a Philly cheesesteak from downtown Philadelphia, and yes, it absolutely lives up to the hype.

Hey everyone! I’m Callum Condon, I’m 18, and this will be my first summer at Camp Menominee. I’ll be working as a cabin counselor and basketball instructor, spending my time with basketball activities and at the waterfront. I’m most excited to play basketball with campers and give them a space where they can express themselves freely through sport, build confidence, and just enjoy being active. I bring a strong basketball playing and coaching background, along with leadership and a positive, upbeat mindset that I try to bring into everything I do. Outside of camp, I love swimming at my local beach, playing Australian Rules Football, hanging out with friends, and riding motorbikes through the local state forest, as well as spending time with my family. A smell that instantly takes me back? Fresh-cut grass, it brings me straight to my grandpa’s farm, running around as a kid, getting dirty, and feeling like the days never ended.

Hell! My name is Nate Beermann and this will be my 12th summer at the friendly confines, 4th on staff and 2nd as co-programming director. I’m currently attending the University of Oregon studying psychology. Some of my favorite activities at camp are archery, pickleball, volleyball and just hanging around camp talking to people. At this very moment I’m watching Brooklyn 99. I think it's a pretty good sitcom, but Parks and Recreation is still the best sitcom out there. My favorite restaurant is JimmyThai (best thai in the northshore), I order the pad see ew with extra sauce and tofu. I have two dogs, their names are Piper and Penny. The best veggie burger I have ever had was in the Hilton Hotel at the McCormick place in Chicago, just an insane cheese pull. This year at camp I am looking forward to a Knights 3-peat in King of the camp as well as the Oregon Ducks Campus Clash Banner hanging ceremony.

Hi! My name is Finlay Bulmer. This summer I’ll be returning to Camp Menominee as a cabin counselor and lifeguard, and I’ll be helping coach sports like basketball, football, and softball. Having spent five summers at Menominee, camp has become a really important place to me. I’m most excited about helping campers create memories they’ll never forget and build strong friendships along the way. I want my campers to truly experience the Menominee way and leave camp feeling more confident in themselves. Through leadership and coaching, I hope to guide campers, support them when challenges come up, and help them discover their strengths and what they’re capable of achieving. Seeing campers grow in confidence and teamwork is something I’m really passionate about. Outside of camp, I love playing basketball and compete for my school team. I’m also a big fan of the Dallas Mavericks and enjoy going to the gym to stay active. One item that really represents me is a signed Luka Dončić Mavericks jersey from the 2024 season, something I definitely treasure as a big basketball fan.

Hi Everyone! My name is Alice and this will be my fourth summer returning to the friendly confines! You’ll find me helping out across most of the activity areas at camp, alongside running the outdoor education and tripping programme. After graduating with a first-class degree in Physical Education and Outdoor Education, it’s really important to me to help get kids back outside — not being afraid to go back to basics, get their hands muddy, and enjoy the outdoors. Right now I’m on another solo backpacking trip exploring the world. Over the last few months I’ve been to Thailand, Singapore and the Philippines along with doing a week long yoga retreat. My final upcoming stops are Japan and South Korea (with a trip to the North Korea border!) before heading back out to the States. I’m so excited to return to the North Woods for another unforgettable summer, reuniting with campers and staff, meeting lots of new faces, and welcoming everyone into the Menominee family. See you all soon!

Hi! I’m Morgan Hansen, and I’m 23 years old. This is my first summer at camp, and I’ll be working as the Office Manager, supporting the team behind the scenes to help everything run smoothly. You’ll usually find me in the office during the day, but I’m really looking forward to getting out to meet campers, joining meals, and taking part in evening activities. I love being part of the camp community in every way I can. I bring several years of administrative support experience, along with previous leadership roles at camp. I’ve also worked extensively in hospitality and childcare, so I’m excited to combine those experiences and contribute to creating a fun, organized, and welcoming environment for everyone at camp. When I’m not working, I enjoy hiking, camping, lifting, reading, and kayaking, anything that gets me outdoors or moving.

Hi! I’m Ali, and I’m 21 years old. This will be my second summer at camp, and I’ll be part of the out-of-cabin staff as well as the waterfront team. You’ll mostly find me down at the waterfront teaching swimming and lifeguarding, but I’ll also be around as a basketball coach and umpire during games. I love being involved in lots of different activities and staying active with campers throughout the day. I’m really excited to be back this summer, looking forward to seeing familiar faces and meeting plenty of new ones! One of my favorite parts of camp is helping kids build confidence in the water and supporting them as they learn new skills. I’m always happy to jump in, solve problems, and help out wherever I can. When I’m not at camp, I enjoy spending time with friends, going to the gym, and staying active.

Hi! I’m Tyler Field, and I’m 18 years old. This will be my ninth summer at camp, and I’ll be working as a cabin counselor while also leading basketball and co-leading softball. I’m especially excited to spend time on the courts and fields, helping campers build skills, gain confidence, and have fun through a little friendly competition. One of my main goals this summer is to introduce new basketball techniques, connect with new campers, and help create an environment where everyone feels supported and included. I love being part of a team atmosphere and making sure each camper feels encouraged to try their best and enjoy the experience. I bring a strong background in coaching and leadership, and I pride myself on being approachable, communicative, and always ready to support campers whenever they need it. Whether it’s helping someone improve their game or just being there to talk, I’m always available. Outside of camp, I enjoy playing basketball and football, going to the gym, spending time with friends, and trying new things. I’m always up for a challenge or a new experience.

Hi! I’m Molly Ratterman, and this is my first summer at camp, and I’ll be working on the waterfront as a lifeguard, while also helping out wherever extra support is needed. I’m really excited to make new memories with campers and be part of all the fun that summer brings. Whether we’re down by the water or just hanging out around camp, I love helping create a positive, upbeat environment where everyone feels included and has a great time. I’m great at working with kids and making sure they feel comfortable and supported. I enjoy being someone campers can look to for encouragement, safety, and fun throughout the day. Outside of camp, I love spending time with my friends and family, whether we’re playing games or just having a relaxing night together.

Hello! My name is Renee, I’m 22 years old and Filipino, from Australia. I’m super excited to be coming back for my second year at camp! You can find me in Arts & Crafts, training on the Climbing Wall, and running some exciting photography activities around camp. I’m very excited to see familiar faces, as well as create new friendships and memories this summer. I’m really passionate about sharing my creativity and knowledge of photography with campers, and helping inspire everyone to create some super cool projects throughout the summer. Outside of camp, I work as a Multimedia Coordinator for LovetheGV/Shepparton News, and on weekends you’ll find me playing netball and Aussie Rules. Hopefully we can bring some international sports into camp and get some fun, competitive games going. I’m always down for a chat and laugh so come say hi!

Hi! I’m Mikita, and this is my first summer at camp. I’ll be working as a Cabin Counselor, and I’m excited to be involved in a variety of activities like basketball, climbing, and waterskiing, as well as jumping in wherever I’m needed around camp. What I’m most looking forward to this summer is getting to know the campers and hopefully leaving a positive, lasting impact on them. I love helping others grow in confidence, try new things, and just have a great time. I bring experience in coaching and leadership, along with a strong knowledge of sports and outdoor activities. I enjoy staying active and spending time outside, whether that’s camping, hiking, biking, running, working out at the gym, playing basketball, or skateboarding.
I’m approachable and always happy to chat, support, or join in on whatever’s happening around camp. For me, camp is all about creating a fun, encouraging environment where everyone feels included and motivated to make the most of their summer. A fun fact about me: the smell of asphalt always brings me back to my childhood. I used to love construction sites, and my dad would take me to watch road work being done, something about that fresh road smell still reminds me of those moments to this day!

Hi! I’m Dora, and I’m heading into my fifth summer at camp as the Media Director. I run the media program, which means I’m usually behind the camera capturing all the moments that make camp special and turning them into videos everyone can look back on. What I enjoy most about my role is being able to tell the story of camp in a creative way. Whether it’s big events or small everyday moments, I love putting together content that helps campers and families relive the experience long after summer ends. I come from a strong media background and bring both leadership experience and a clear vision for building a full, engaging media program. I enjoy collaborating with others and finding new ways to make our content more dynamic each year. When I’m not working, I’m usually dancing or planning my next trip. I love exploring different cultures and finding inspiration in new places. Something that really represents me is a neck scarf from a Kenbu dance uniform. Kenbu is a Japanese dance style rooted in samurai traditions, combining poetry, movement, and props like fans and swords. It’s meaningful to me because it brings together a lot of what I love, dance, culture, travel, and it’s a bit unexpected, which feels very on-brand for me.

Hi! I’m Fionn, I’m 20 years old, and this is my first summer at camp. I’ll be working as a Cabin Counselor and getting involved in a range of activities like soccer, riflery, archery, wall climbing, and pretty much any sport I can jump into. What I’m most excited about is getting to know the campers and discovering what they enjoy most. I’m also really keen to help them grow in confidence, especially in activities they might not feel as comfortable with at first. For me, it’s all about making sure everyone has a fun, supportive, and memorable experience. I bring a strong background in soccer, with experience coaching and leading teams from youth to senior levels. I enjoy helping others improve, building team spirit, and creating a positive environment where people feel encouraged to challenge themselves. Outside of camp, you’ll usually find me playing or watching soccer, staying active, and spending time outdoors. I like trying new things, hanging out with friends and family, and getting involved in anything competitive or sports-related. One small ritual I always stick to: before every soccer game, I put on my left sock and left boot first, then my right sock and right boot, and finish it off with a wristband on my right wrist to match my kit. I’m left-footed but right-handed, so I like to keep things a little balanced my own way!

Hi! I’m Gareth, I’m 24 years old, and this will be my fifth summer at camp. I’ll be working as a Senior Cabin Counselor, while also leading soccer and supporting CDT and leadership programming. I’ll also be helping with pre-camp training and taking on additional leadership responsibilities throughout the summer. One of the things I look forward to most each year is seeing the growth of the boys from the beginning to the end of camp. Watching their confidence build, especially through trips and leadership sessions, is something that really motivates me. I’m excited to help create those opportunities and be part of the process again this summer. I bring strong leadership and communication skills to camp, along with coaching experience in both soccer and basketball. Having worked in youth clubs back home, combined with my past four summers here, I feel well prepared to take on a bigger role this year and apply everything I’ve learned to support both campers and staff. Outside of camp, I love playing soccer, whether it’s competitive matches or just a casual 5-a-side with friends. I’ve also recently gotten into padel, which I’ve really been enjoying. I spend a lot of time with my family, especially my two nephews, and thanks to them I could probably recite The Lion King word for word at this point. A fun fact about me: I have an irrational fear of snakes, no question about it!

Hi! I’m Andrew, I’m 28 years old, and this will be my 14th summer at camp. I’ll be working as the CIT Director and Junior TLL Commissioner, while also helping coach and run activities like softball, basketball, football, volleyball (and Newcomb), and golf. I’m really excited to be fully back in the swing of camp and focused on helping campers become the best versions of themselves. A big part of that is encouraging improvement every day and working toward our ultimate goal by the end of the summer, coming out on top against the other camp. I bring a wide range of coaching and teaching experience across multiple sports, and I love helping campers develop their skills while also building confidence, teamwork, and a competitive spirit in a positive way. Outside of camp, I work as a jai alai broadcaster during the off-season, which is a sport I’ve become really passionate about over the last seven years. In general, I’m a huge sports fan, and most of my evenings are spent watching or attending games. I’m also a big Chicago sports fan, especially the Bears, Bulls, and White Sox, so you’ll probably see me repping those teams around camp all summer.
One opinion I’ve recently changed: for a long time, I didn’t have much hope for the Chicago Bulls. But after some recent front office changes, I’m starting to believe things might finally be heading in the right direction.