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Pamela Stevens
Pamela Stevens is the current director of Camp Lincoln, a West Virginia Conservative Youth
Leadership Camp. She has been involved with Camp Lincoln since 1998. Pam received her B.A. in
political science from Marshall University in 2005. She is pursuing an M.A. in public administration from
West Virginia University.
Pam lives in Huntington, West Virginia, but will soon be relocating to Lewisburg, WV where her
husband, Tom, will attend West Virginia Osteopathic School of Medicine (WVSOM). Pam is the oldest of
ten children. Five of her brothers and one sister have already attended Camp Lincoln and another
brother will be a first year camper this year.
Pam is an Iraqi War veteran. She served in the West Virginia Army National Guard for seven years and
was deployed twice, once stateside and once to Iraq in 2005-2006.
This is the first year Pam will serve as the director of Camp Lincoln. She is coordinating with Candace
Reed, last year's camp director, to continue the traditions to make Camp Lincoln fun and educational.
Many of the counselors, teachers, and activity leaders will be returning to the camp. Pam has found that
Camp Lincoln is an excellent opportunity for young Americans and West Virginians to learn how they can
make a difference. She looks forward to meeting new campers and welcoming back returning ones. She
also hopes to be able to pass on the traditions of Camp Lincoln to tomorrow's leaders of West Virginia.
Pamela Stevens is the current director of Camp Lincoln, a West Virginia Conservative Youth
Leadership Camp. She has been involved with Camp Lincoln since 1998. Pam received her B.A. in
political science from Marshall University in 2005. She is pursuing an M.A. in public administration from
West Virginia University.
Pam lives in Huntington, West Virginia, but will soon be relocating to Lewisburg, WV where her
husband, Tom, will attend West Virginia Osteopathic School of Medicine (WVSOM). Pam is the oldest of
ten children. Five of her brothers and one sister have already attended Camp Lincoln and another
brother will be a first year camper this year.
Pam is an Iraqi War veteran. She served in the West Virginia Army National Guard for seven years and
was deployed twice, once stateside and once to Iraq in 2005-2006.
This is the first year Pam will serve as the director of Camp Lincoln. She is coordinating with Candace
Reed, last year's camp director, to continue the traditions to make Camp Lincoln fun and educational.
Many of the counselors, teachers, and activity leaders will be returning to the camp. Pam has found that
Camp Lincoln is an excellent opportunity for young Americans and West Virginians to learn how they can
make a difference. She looks forward to meeting new campers and welcoming back returning ones. She
also hopes to be able to pass on the traditions of Camp Lincoln to tomorrow's leaders of West Virginia.
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