IOCA - Intercollegiate Outing Club Association

02/24/2026

Hilda Melchior mentioned :

Glad to see that IOCA is still around.

Am looking for a group photo that was on your site for many years.

The photo was taken in 1953 or 1954 and the group was on the steps if a one story building.

Many of the group are not around any more but a couple of us are and would love to get a copy of this.

We had great fun and prepared me for living in Alaska. Met some wonderful friends at IOCA events.

Thanks from an Alaskan in her 90’s
-Hilda

07/13/2025

NEWCOMB — Last month, Brendan Jackson, an assistant forest ranger with the state Department of Environmental Conservation, was on-duty camping in the backcountry interior of the High Peaks Wilderness. He clocked out of service when he set up camp near Duck Hole on the evening of June 7, but he nev...

12/20/2024

11/07/2024

Millions of Americans are counting on us to protect public lands and waters, and we will continue to deliver these protections.

01/18/2024

Congress is considering a package of recreation policy that will expand, enhance, and improve outdoor recreation on public lands. It won’t happen without our voices.

04/01/2022

Full details and registration information are now available: http://nccoutdoor.org/IOCAconf_2022.pdf , Any questions, feel free to contact me directly: [email protected], 917-697-5701

03/27/2022

Pack your bags! IOCA Spring Conference is April 29-May 1. Check us out on Facebook for details.

03/26/2022

We are going to try to revive IOCA conference; April 29-May 1, 2022 --will confirm within a few days. If so it will be at a group campground in Fahnstock Park near Cold Spring, NY (about 1.5 hours from NCC), near Breakneck Ridge, Fishkill Ridge, and the Appalachian Trail. The cost would be about $30 - about the same as conferences in 2016 thru 2019. We must get an idea of how many are going. If you are at all interested, Contact Don directly ASAP: [email protected], 917-697-5701

10/09/2021

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