Karlee works with KOSC as an independent contractor, lending her skills in social media, website management, graphic design, photography, registration, and parent communication to keep things running smoothly behind the scenes.Camp has been part of Karlee’s life for as long as she can remember — and that’s not just a figure of speech. As one of KOSC Founder Judy Oswald’s grandchildren, she grew up at camp, eventually found her way back as a volunteer, and never really left. These days she channels that lifelong love into the work she does for KOSC professionally, bringing both personal history and genuine passion to everything she touches.

Karlee holds a degree in Environmental Studies with an emphasis in Media Production and a minor in Studio Art from Humboldt State University — a combination that turned out to be a perfect fit for the creative, community-driven work KOSC needed. Over the past four to five years in her professional role, she has supported everything from registration and scholarship coordination to marketing, family communication, and camp media, all while becoming a familiar and trusted face to many KOSC families.

When she’s not juggling camp logistics, Karlee is busy raising her very energetic two-year-old boy (who may or may not be a future camper). She feels incredibly lucky to do work that matters to her — helping families feel welcomed and cared for, and making sure camp stays the kind of place where kids can have big adventures and make memories that stick. Knowing firsthand just how much camp can shape a childhood, she brings a little extra heart to everything she does.