FOC 2018 SEMESTER 2: CAMP VLADA

CAMP VLADA is our bi-annual 2days 1 night freshmen orientation camp, and is easily one

of RMITSC biggest events each semester. Through a whole host of fun and exciting camp

activities, we aim to integrate each and every freshman into RMIT, and make them feel like a

part of RMIT family from the first day.

What does “VLADA” stand for?

Vlada was derived from Bosnian word “Government”.

Background Story

Deception and illusion were used by the VLADA to deceive influential subjects into the

center of a giant labyrinth where they are destined to face their worst fears ever. The 4

greatest experiments - IIMBUSHU, KRAVA, TAHITI, SYMBIOT were formed to

subjugate their uprising. Possessing values of courage and faith, a fight for survival ensues to

vanquish the VLADA. Will they be able to break free from this seemingly bleak fate of theirs

or will they remain defeated and forever lose their influence?

Planning and organising “Camp Vlada” is a council effort, with a majority of the councillors

involved in one aspect or another. Each semester, the Orientation Planning Team (OPT)

oversees and executes the entire planning of the camp, as early as 2 months. This dynamic

committee is all in for walking uncharted grounds, daring to try out new and exciting

programmes all in a bid to give incoming freshmen a unique and unforgettable experience

unlike no other camp.

The Orientation Planning Team (OPT) of Camp Vlada would like to thank the freshmen and

councillors who helped in one way or another a successful one. This camp would not be

possible without each and every one of you. We hope through “Camp Vlada”, not only can

freshmen look forward to fun and games, but also forging genuine and lasting bonds of

friendships as they embark on their university journey.

“BREAK OUT OR BE LEFT OUT”