Camille Follman of Bay Mills Community College

Camille Follman earned an AA in early childhood education from Bay Mills Community College (BMCC) and is currently working on a BA in early childhood education at BMCC. She also holds a degree in individual studies from Jamestown Community College and serves as a CPR/First Aid/AED instructor for staff at the Seneca Arts and Learning Center.

Swimming has been a meaningful part of Camille’s life as well and she coaches for eight months out of the year, serving as the varsity swim coach for a local high school and coaching a community club team that welcomes children from multiple school districts. Alongside coaching, Camille works full-time as a behavior and disabilities coordinator.

“My education is important to me because it helps me grow, builds my confidence, and fuels my motivation. Learning gives me a clearer sense of identity and purpose. Since I work closely with children, families, and school districts, my education is also an important tool, ensuring I can provide the strongest support possible. It opens doors for career advancement, new roles, and long-term financial stability,” says Camille.