The Halsey Gulick Award
The Halsey Gulick award was first presented in 1982 by the Maine Youth Camping Association to recognize people who have distinguished themselves in the field of organized youth camping in Maine. The award commemorates the leadership contributions of Maine's J. Halsey Gulick, one of camp's early leaders.
Recipients are selected by their colleagues in camping; anyone may recommend candidates and candidates need not be members of MYCF. The award is presented at MYCF's annual meeting each summer.
Dedication to Camping Recognition
This is MYCF's recognition of those who have dedicated a significant amount of time working in Maine organized youth camping.
Eligibility for Dedication to Camping Recognition:
- Any staff member, current or former, regardless of their camp position, is eligible.
- Length of service must be 25 years or more for initial nominees.
- Service fully or predominantly to Maine camps.
- Service does not have to be consecutive or to one camp.
- Count years as staff member, not years as a camper.
- Can be seasonal or year round.
Recognition:
- A list of award recipients will be distributed at the MYCF Annual Meeting, in the MYCF newsletter, and awardees names will be posted on a special page of the MYCF Website.
- Recipients will receive a certificate from MYCF.
- There will be no ceremony or in-person awards given.

