Activ8 Camps
Elizabeth Bradley Turner Center, 4225 University Ave, Columbus, GA 31907
About
Activ8 Camps includes activities such as Activ8 Spring Break 2026 (3rd-8th), whitewater rafting on the Chattahoochee, and multiple Open Court Pickleball reservations offered on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Open Court Pickleball is described as a great way to stay active and connect with the community. Activities take place at the Elizabeth Bradley Turner Center at Columbus State University.
• Ages: 8–13 years old
Columbus State University’s president is Dr. Stuart Rayfield. The university’s mission statement is that Columbus State University empowers its community, drives innovation and creates opportunities. CSU is a nationally ranked military friendly university and is described as one of the most affordable public regional universities in the Southeast. Columbus State University’s strategic partnerships with regional employers such as AFLAC, Piedmont Healthcare, TSYS, Muscogee County School District, and Fort Benning create a mutually beneficial dynamic benefiting the community, the institution, and students. IFC-certified academic and career coaches are available for every student, and programs such as the Servant Leadership Program, Honors College, Global Engagement Opportunities, and “The River” course series expand learning. Over 275 CSU student-athletes compete in 13 NCAA Division II sports, and there are over 80 student organizations and more than 800 student events throughout the year. CSU awards over $3 million in scholarships annually, has an endowment of over $100 million, and reports $301.4 million in yearly regional impact while also supporting the region’s tourism sector and serving as a top Columbus area employer.
Testimonials about Columbus State University describe its impact on leadership development, access to faculty mentors and field-based research, support for students returning to school or working full-time, and the role professors play in helping students graduate.
Last updated April 26, 2026.
• Ages: 8–13 years old
Columbus State University’s president is Dr. Stuart Rayfield. The university’s mission statement is that Columbus State University empowers its community, drives innovation and creates opportunities. CSU is a nationally ranked military friendly university and is described as one of the most affordable public regional universities in the Southeast. Columbus State University’s strategic partnerships with regional employers such as AFLAC, Piedmont Healthcare, TSYS, Muscogee County School District, and Fort Benning create a mutually beneficial dynamic benefiting the community, the institution, and students. IFC-certified academic and career coaches are available for every student, and programs such as the Servant Leadership Program, Honors College, Global Engagement Opportunities, and “The River” course series expand learning. Over 275 CSU student-athletes compete in 13 NCAA Division II sports, and there are over 80 student organizations and more than 800 student events throughout the year. CSU awards over $3 million in scholarships annually, has an endowment of over $100 million, and reports $301.4 million in yearly regional impact while also supporting the region’s tourism sector and serving as a top Columbus area employer.
Testimonials about Columbus State University describe its impact on leadership development, access to faculty mentors and field-based research, support for students returning to school or working full-time, and the role professors play in helping students graduate.
Last updated April 26, 2026.
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