Staff

Our outstanding staff make all the difference. We strive to provide a “Ministry of Hospitality” in all aspects of our work – whether leading an activity, cleaning a cabin or preparing a meal.

Interested in joining our staff team? We’re recruiting for Nature’s Classroom staff, Summer Camp staff as well as filling our support roles.

Core Team

Co-Executive Directors – Jason and Leah Petry

Meet Jason and Leah Petry:
DuBois Center is near and dear to their hearts. Between the two, their previous tenures at DuBois Center include summer camp counselor, summer camp leadership team, barn volunteer, barn staff, lifeguard, retreat leader volunteer, and time working together as Outdoor Ministry Interns. In 2024, the Petrys felt a calling to return to DuBois Center and are excited to give back to a place they feel gave them so much.

Leah studied Recreation, Parks, and Tourism Administration, was a yoga teacher, a small business owner, and worked in the insurance industry. Jason studied Equine Science, Anthropology, and gained experience in industrial maintenance. These various opportunities, in addition to their previous work at DuBois Center, provided them with the knowledge and experience for their current roles.

For inquiries regarding events at DuBois Center or to explore opportunities for involvement, please contact Jason and Leah at director@duboiscenter.org

 

DuBois Center/ISC Registrar – Julie Riechmann


Julie started working with ISC and DuBois Center in November 2018. Her work as a church office administrator prepared her for the DuBois Center Registrar role. In her free time, Julie’s biggest passion is spending time with family. If you have any issues registering for camp or retreats, please contact Julie at jriechmann@iscucc.org.

 

 

 

Facility Caretaker – Tom Kahrhoff

Serving as our facility caretaker, Tom Kahrhoff lives locally, about 20 minutes from camp, works around his own property and owns a couple horses. This paired with over 20 years of experience in maintenance at a local hospital, make his skill set a great fit for DuBois Center. Tom retired from the local hospital, but after a couple years decided to go back to work part-time – and we are very glad he did. Tom loves working outdoors and considers himself quite the handyman. When not at camp, Tom enjoys hunting and spending time with his grandchildren.

 

 

 

All staff members meet strict standards related to the application process, and reference and background checks.