More "RAPP Food"

This year's retreat made me reflect on one of our previous facilitators and debate whether to start another "RAPP Food" myth.

Steve Succop was a facilitator with RAPP XXII, XXIII, and XXIV. He was a last-minute replacement facilitater his first year and our office really won out with that decision. Steve became known for his great listening skills, his keen ability to connect students and their ideas, and his powerful words. Along with being an excellent facilitator, Steve played an integral role in the creation of the current RAPP curriculum.

Steve also likes gold fish crackers, so we bought a packet (or big pourable container) for each retreat.

(my favorite picture of Steve - taken during RAPP XXII with that year's "RAPP baby")

We're missing Steve this year (he's gone on to bigger and bolder things), but we brought him "in spirit" to the fall retreats. I say we start another "RAPP food" tradition in honor of Steve!

(RAPP XXV facilitators and Peer Leaders with "the new RAPP food")

-Rebecca

Heading Home, Pt. II

More pictures of RAPPers on retreat at Grailville. :)

RAPP XII in Hodie.A RAPP group (XIII , perhaps?) upstairs in Hodie.

XVIII relaxing in the basement of Hodie.

RAPP XXII waiting for the bus home on Spring Retreat.

RAPP XXIII waiting on the bus at Winter Retreat.