Shaela Camp became the head coach of the Southwestern volleyball program in 2020. The prior year, she was co-head coach of the team.

Camp, who assisted at Indian Hills Community College from August 2012 through August 2017, helped the program reach new heights. Indian Hills finished with a record of 150-52 over the five seasons Camp served as an assistant coach with rankings in the top 16 National NJCAA poll. She also taught as an adjunct instructor at Indian Hills.

Prior to coaching at Indian Hills, Camp competed on the volleyball team as an outside hitter for McHenry County College.  While playing for the Scots, Camp was named Conference player of the year along with earning an All-American title.  Her sophomore year she was ranked 4th in the NJCAA for kills, 6th for kills per set, and 7th for aces.  Camp then went on to compete for the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Warhawks where she earned her Bachelor's in sociology with a minor in coaching. Camp has a master’s degree in exercise science and sports nutrition from Concordia University-Chicago.

In addition to coaching volleyball, Camp is a pathway navigator in Southwestern's adult and continuing education department. Camp and her husband, Jordan, were married in 2017 and reside in Creston. Jordan is Southwestern's head baseball coach.