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GLFSC 2018 University of Scouting (Madison Heights, MI)Class Catalog

Scott Wauldron Co-Chancellor (248) 462-2360 [email protected]

Dennis Shagena Co-Chancellor (586) 291-6897 [email protected]

Melissa Hahn College of Cub Scouting (586) 242-6587 [email protected]

Steve Buckman College of Boy Scouting (586) 463-8495 [email protected]

Greg Stevens College of Venturing (734) 464-7258 [email protected]

Jay Montgomery College of Sea Scouting (586) 764-0682 [email protected]

Maria Peralta College of STEM/GenStudies [email protected]


Class CatalogGLFSC 2018 University of Scouting (Madison Heights, MI) at Lamphere High School

University of Scouting GLC: 1-6801-4920-2001-27-2018 8:30 AM

GLFSC - College of Boy Scouting (Scheduled Classes)Adult/PLC Annual PlanningYou wouldn't build a house without a blueprint or drive crosscountry without a ma, sowhy would you try to lead a Troop through a year without an annual plan. Discover howthe annual plan can be set up and effectively implemented.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS100D18

9-9:50 AM

Don Wheaton

Backpacking- Equipment and Where to GoLearn the mental, physical, and equipment needs to lead an overnight or extendedbackpacking trip. In addition, information on various local and regional backpackingdestinations will be provided.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS101D5

11-11:50 AM

Scott Kiefer

Board of Review WorkshopGet the specific details to prepare for a Board of Review and to recognize theimportance of them. Learn the recommended way to run and/or participate in asuccessful troop Board of Review.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS103C19

9-9:50 AM

Perry Leong

Board of Review WorkshopGet the specific details to prepare for a Board of Review and to recognize theimportance of them. Learn the recommended way to run and/or participate in asuccessful troop Board of Review.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS103C19

10-10:50 AM

Perry Leong

Boy BehaviorA discussion of the characteristics and needs of the different age groups of boys foundin the normal troop. Understanding these elements will lead to better communicationbetween boys and adults and more effectiveness in controlling the group.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS104Media Center

1-1:50 PM

Midge Savage

Building a Culture of Boy LeadershipThe focus is on training, resources and team building fir effective boy led Troops.Topics include building a shared culture, developing boy leaders, and the adult's roleas advisors and mentors.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS102D1

11-11:50 AM

Chief Pontiac Trail for Boy ScoutsProvides information on a variety of credential trail hiking opportunities in our areaincluding the Chief Pontiac Trail.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS105C2

11-11:50 AM

Dick Russell

Report run date: Sat Nov 18, 2017 - 10:09 PM




Get Cooking!A demonstration of various camp cooking techniques including propane stoves, Dutchovens and other cast iron cookware, open fire methods, box ovens and trash canovens. Recipes for each will be included. Be prepared for the weather as this will bepresented in the great outdoors!

BS128C5

10-10:50 AM

Ann Peters

Introduction to National Youth Leadership TrainingWhat is National Youth Leadership Training? Why should your youth leaders attend?How can it benefit your troop or crew? Get answersabout NYLT from the course directors.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS108C19

2-2:50 PM

Eric McAllister

It is Not Worth Dying For - Introducing Healthy Meals To Your Troop CampoutAre you worried that your Troop is not eating healthy on campouts? Do you think thatyour campout meals may be hurting the health of your Scouts? Then this course is foryou. We will be exploring many of the reasons that Scouts give for planning lesshealthy meals and how to overcome these barriers. We will provide tips and tricks toimprove the overall health of your Troop menu planning.

BS129C5

12-12:50 PM

Ann Peters

Knots - AdvancedLearn what it takes to become a "top knot" and how to help your Scouts learn andteach the more unusual knots.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS109Media Center

11-11:50 AM

John Ferdig

Knots - BasicLearn the right way to tie the favorite Scouting knots and learn some new ones.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS110Media Center

10-10:50 AM

Linda Kortesoja

Life to Eagle & Eagle Project CoachThis course will outline the steps from "Life to Eagle" including the Eagle Scoutrequirements, service project, rank application, (including the local council processingprocedure), board of review, and court of honor. We will also cover the role of the"Eagle Advisor." We will touch on everything you and the advancement chair need toknow for coaching a Scout from Life rank to Eagle.

BS127D15

1-1:50 PM

Pete Townsend

Making the Most of Summer CampHelp your Troop get the most out of their long-term summer camping experience.Suggestions to balance advancement, camp living, and just having fun will be providedMaximum number of participants: 25

BS111C19

1-1:50 PM

Denver Laabs

Merit Badge Counselor TrainingCertification course for current and potential merit badge counselors. The course willaddress attributes of a quality merit badge counselor, relevant BSA policies, andeffective counseling techniquesMaximum number of participants: 25

BS112D15

10-10:50 AM

Mark Blaszkiewicz





Merit Badge Counselor TrainingCertification course for current and potential merit badge counselors. The course willaddress attributes of a quality merit badge counselor, relevant BSA policies, andeffective counseling techniquesMaximum number of participants: 25

BS112D15

11-11:50 AM

Mark Blaszkiewicz

Order of the Arrow: Using the OA to enhance my Troop's program!What is the Order of the Arrow? How does it serve your unit, the Council, and itscamps? Find out how your troop will benefit from the the appointment and inclusion ofan OA representative and OA Assistant Scoutmaster.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS113D1

12-12:50 PM

Richard Witten

Outfitting First Year Boy ScoutsHave you always thought it would be good to put together a list of the best gear forthose Webelos scouts crossing over to your troop? Tired of those first-year scoutscoming on the camping trips with sneakers and no clue? Get some help from a"gearhead" who can assist you in customizing what your new scout needs for yourtroop without taking out a second mortgage! For Scoutmasters, assistantScoutmasters, Cubmasters and Webelos leaders.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS114Media Center

2-2:50 PM

Nick Butts

Recruit and Retain - The Keys to a Healthy TroopWhat good is the Scouting program is there are not enough boys in it? You know thechallenges, now find out how to increase membership and keep the bus in theprogram.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS115D15

9-9:50 AM

Strictly for Scoutmasters (and Assistants)You are not alone. This course is an open forum for Scoutmasters to discuss problems,recruit more volunteers, and how to run effective Troop meetings.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS116D1

9-9:50 AM

Rick Newill

Strictly for Troop Committee ChairsYou are not alone. This course is an open forum for unit committee chairs to discussproblems, recruit more volunteers, and how to run effective committee meetings.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS117C15

2-2:50 PM

Frank Maynard

Successful Patrol Leader Councils (PLC)Learn how the Patrol Leaders Council reinforces the Patrol Method and Youth-Led Troopconcepts. Help your scouts get involved, excited and develop leadership skills.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS118D1

10-10:50 AM

Brandon Gaines

Successful Scoutmastering at Summer CampIf you will be spending time at summer camp with your troop, this class will show youhow to make the most of your time there. Learn how to make your scouts successfulwhile you and they are all having a great timeMaximum number of participants: 25

BS119D18

2-2:50 PM





Trail to EagleWhat is Trail to Eagle all about? Is it just a week of merit badge classes or does it godeeper to inspire your Life Scouts? This class will introduce you to GLC's nationallyprominent Trail to Eagle program and show you why your Scouts should attend.

BS121D18

10-10:50 AM

Ed Basar

Trash Can CookingReflector and Dutch ovens move over, there's another way to bake outdoors. Learnhow the humble trash can, when paired with a high BTU burner, is capable ofproducing some seriously good outdoor cooking.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS122C5

9-9:50 AM

Bob Sherako

Troop Advancement Policies & ProceduresLearn about the basics of Boy Scout advancement, the role of the troop advancementchair, and the policies and procedures that guide advancement at the unit level.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS123D5

12-12:50 PM

Jackie Norin

Troop Program PlanningLearn how to create a Troop Annual Plan, including short and long term camping,service projects, fundraisers and Courts of Honor. Learn how the Troop Committee,Scoutmaster, and Patrol Leader Council all play individual roles in planning the idealyear of Scouting.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS124C19

11-11:50 AM

Don Wheaton

Webelos TransitionThe crossover from WEBELOS to Scouts doesn't just happen, Too many boys are lost inthe process. Learn how to effectively market your Troop and work with Packs.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS125Media Center

12-12:50 PM

Elizabeth Witten

Wilderness First Aid OverviewBeyond 911 on your high adventure trips. This is an overview to introduce Scoutleaders to the BSA national requirements.Maximum number of participants: 25

BS126C2

1-1:50 PM

Robert Smalley





GLFSC - College of Cub Scouting (Scheduled Classes)Adventure Loops and Pins OverviewOverview of Adventure Loops and Pins. How the help the scouts earn there rank.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS101D1

2-2:50 PM

Annual Pack Program PlanningWhat is you pack going to do and when. Plan your next year in advance!Maximum number of participants: 25

CS100B16

9-9:50 AM

Building a Super PackImproving enrollment and retention. Infusing that "Scouting Spirit" in the Pack. Ideasand methods will be presented and discussed on how to make you pack go stron foryears to comeMaximum number of participants: 25

CS102B5

2-2:50 PM

Chief Pontiac Trail for Cub ScoutsProvides information on a variety of outdoor activity opportunities in our area includingthe Chief Pontiac Trail Li'L Brave Program for Cub Scouts.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS103C2

10-10:50 AM

Cold Weather Activities for Cub ScoutsAs the weather turns cold, this is a great time to do some great activities in the cold.Learn how.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS104D5

2-2:50 PM

Cool Cub Scout CeremoniesProvide great ideas for impressive opening, closing, and advancement ceremonies foryour den and pack.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS105B5

1-1:50 PM

Cub Scout CampfiresAdd pizzazz to you outing, whether there is an actually fire in a pit or prop fire forindoors. Learn how songs, skits, and stories can add excitement to your outdoor fun.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS106B16

1-1:50 PM

Cub Scout Day Camp Boot CampEverything you need to know to prepare your Pack and Cub Scouts for Cub Scout DayCampMaximum number of participants: 25

CS107B16

12-12:50 PM

Cub ScOUTing- Activities Besides CampingKeep the "Outing" in Scouting. Learn about local activities, events, and places to havegreat Outings in Cub Scouting.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS108B16

2-2:50 PM





Cub Scouting- What Did I Get Myself Into?A introduction to Cub Scouting for every first time (or returning) parent.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS127B16

10-10:50 AM

Cubmaster Position-Specific TrainingA required position specific course to be officially considered a trained Cubmaster.Learn what the Cubmaster's role is and how to make your pack meeting extra special.Learn tips from someone who has been there. (2.5 hours with Lunch)Maximum number of participants: 25

CS109B5

9-11:50 AM

Cyber Chip for CubsToday we are online more than ever before. We use technology to save us time withresearch, connect with others, navigate, and have fun. Learn how the digital world andthe Scouting community can live side by side. http://www.scouting.org/cyberchip.aspxMaximum number of participants: 25

CS110B19

2-2:50 PM

Den Leader Position-Specific TrainingA required position specific course to be officially considered a trained Den Leader.Learn how to run a fun filled den meeting that will have the boys excited andadvancing. You will learn yips to make your job easier. For Tiger, Wolf, Bear & WebelosDen Leaders. (2.5 Hours with Lunch)Maximum number of participants: 25

CS111B14

9-10:50 AM

How to Conduct a Perfect Pinewood DerbyLearn how to take your pinewood derby to the next level through building parties fortool challenged parents, great race day ideas, and more. Bring your pinewood derbycar to share.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS112K2

9-9:50 AM

Let the Games Begin - Games & PuzzlesThere are so many games to play in Cub Scouts- some that teach values, and somethat are just FUN! Come see how many fun games your can learn.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS113D1

1-1:50 PM

Lion's Program OverviewCome learn about the Lion's (Kindergarten) Program.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS114B14

1-1:50 PM

Pack Committee Challenge TrainingA required position specific course to be officially considered a trained committeemember. Who does what and how to make your pack's committee an well-oiledmachine. (2.5 hours with Lunch)Maximum number of participants: 25

CS115B19

9-11:50 AM





Planning Effective Pack Meetings - Part 1Every Pack has a different personality and style. In this course we will talk about thebasics of developing your pack's personality. Pack meeting planning will be covered,along with some of the variants you may want to include in our meetings. We will alsobe covering ideas on how to get other adults and the Cub Scouts involved in planningand executing the meetings.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS116B15

9-9:50 AM

Planning Effective Pack Meetings - Part 2Now that you know how to plan a great pack meeting, what are some of the cool thingsthat you can do to take your pack to the next level? In this session, we will discussideas that can turn a good pack meeting into a great pack meeting.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS117B15

10-10:50 AM

Planning Great Campouts for Cub ScoutsWhat opportunities are out there for Cub Scouts to camp, what are the rules and howto plan for your first or 100th camping trip.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS118B15

1-1:50 PM

Recuiting and Retaining VolunteersLearn how to recruit and retain them.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS119B16

11-11:50 AM

Strictly for Cubmasters (and Assistants)You are not alone in your position. This course is an open forum for Cubmasters todiscuss problems, recruit more volunteers, and how to run effective pack meetings.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS120B5

12-12:50 PM

Strictly for Den LeadersYou are not alone in your position. This course is an open forum for Den Leaders todiscuss problems, recruit more volunteers, and how to run effective den meetings.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS121B14

2-2:50 PM

Strictly for Pack Committee ChairsYou are not alone in your position. This course is an open forum for Pack committeechairs to discuss problems, recruit more volunteers, and how to run effectivecommittee meetings.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS122B19

1-1:50 PM

The Pack Committee - Who Does What?We will look at the responsiblities of the pack committee and how it works with DenLeaders, Chartering organization, Parents and Cub Scouts.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS123B19

12-12:50 PM





What Every Cub Scout Leader Should Know about the District & CouncilExplore how the district committees, unit commissioners, professionals, and councilwebsites are available to support your pack.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS124B15

2-2:50 PM

Whittling Chip / Cutting Corners (or fingers)Be Whittling Chip trained so you can teach Cub Scouts and Webelos Scouts how to useand care for their pocket knives.Maximum number of participants: 25

CS125N1

9-9:50 AM

Woodcraft for Cub ScoutsGreat ideas for projects, that any Cub Scout could build. Everything from Christmasgifts, crafts for the Scout, pinewood derby crafts, and things for the whole Pack to use.We will show you how to make it simple, safe, and how to get the materials for little orno cost. (2 Hours)Maximum number of participants: 25

CS126K2

10-11:50 AM





GLFSC - College of S.T.E.M. (Scheduled Classes)Cub Scout STEM in a BoxCome find out about this resource available to Leaders in the Great Lakes Field ServiceCouncil. The concept is simple: Everything you need to help Cub Scouts earn a NovaAward fits into one plastic tub. Come see the benefits to the STEM in a Box approach:

Instructions and materials are ready for your pack or den to complete.

You can easily be ready to deliver a fun STEM program at a moment's notice.

STEM101N10

10-10:50 AM

Integrating STEM Into Your PackThe BSA has developed the Nova Awards program to encourage youth with particularinterests in STEM pursuits to further explore these subjects. The wide variety of STEM-related activities makes this an easy program element to incorporate into a unit plan.Experienced Scouters will share their tips on how to offer this great program as part ofyour Pack Plan.

STEM107N10

9-9:50 AM

Integrating STEM Into Your TroopThe BSA has developed the Nova Awards program to encourage youth with particularinterests in STEM pursuits to further explore these subjects. The wide variety of STEM-related activities makes this an easy program element to incorporate into a unit plan.Experienced Scouters will share their tips on how to offer this great program as part ofyour Troop Plan.

STEM108N10

11-11:50 AM

S.T.E.M Nova Counselor TrainingS.T.E.M Nova Counselor Training - Learn what it take to bring the S.T.E.M program toyour unit and become a Counselor.Maximum number of participants: 25

STEM103N10

1-1:50 PM

SuperNova Mentor TrainingThe Supernova awards are for highly dedicated youth. They involve challengingactivities with significant independent effort. Each program has a different number ofthese awards available. There is an award for Cub Scouts and an award for WebelosScouts. For Boy Scouts and Venturers, the Supernova awards are structured inprogressive levels. They are recognized by a medal on a neck ribbon. Come learn moreabout being a Stupendous Supernova Mentor!Maximum number of participants: 25

STEM102N10

2-2:50 PM

Maria Peralta





GLFSC - College of General Studies (Scheduled Classes)BADGES!!! - We DO Want Them Stinkin' Badges!Wide World of the Badges/Knots for all Scouting (Cub, Boy Venturing, Sea Scouts)youth and adults and how to earn them.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS101J1

11-11:50 AM

Basic Dutch Oven CookingThis class covers basic Dutch Oven cooking. Learn about what you can and can notcook in an oven. Learn about temperature control as well as how to care for yourovens. Basic recipes will also be covered. (2 hours)Maximum number of participants: 25

GS102C5

1-2:50 PM

Building Your Unit's WebsiteThis session covers the basics of setting up a website for your unit.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS104B1

1-1:50 PM

Capturing Scouts in Action Through PhotographyA picture is worth 1,000 words. Learn how to take better photos of Scouts that can beused for join Scouting nights, public relations, Scout meetings and to create treasuredkeepsakes for the kids and their families. Learn some basics of composition, exposure,shutter speeds, and white balance to make awesome photos more consistently. Youdon't have to have a really expensive camera setup to make compelling images if youfollow good composition principles.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS105J1

1-1:50 PM

Capturing Scouts in Action Through PhotographyA picture is worth 1,000 words. Learn how to take better photos of Scouts that can beused for join Scouting nights, public relations, Scout meetings and to create treasuredkeepsakes for the kids and their families. Learn some basics of composition, exposure,shutter speeds, and white balance to make awesome photos more consistently. Youdon't have to have a really expensive camera setup to make compelling images if youfollow good composition principles.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS105J1

2-2:50 PM

Catholic Religious Emblem Counselor Certification (2 Hours)Participants will becomes certified counselors for the Ad Altare Dei and Pope Pius XIIreligious emblems. PREREQUISITES: Must be a Catholic in good standing and able toget Pastor's permission to work as a counselor. Participants should bring an AADmanual (available at the Scout Shop) and $5.00 for the Archdiocesan materials fee.

GS146D19

9-10:50 AM

Midge Savage

Chaplain RoundtableIn this course you will learn about the role of the adult chaplain within your unit, how toguide and train your unit's chaplains aide, how to provide a spiritual tone, and ways topromote the regular religious participation of each member of your unit.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS100D19

2-2:50 PM





Commissioner ToolsAn introduction and overview of the commissioner's tool located in My.Scouting.org.This tool is intended to help commissioners better perform (not change) currentfunctions by improving efficiency and easy access of information.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS139B1

9-9:50 AM

Dave Berger

Commissioner ToolsAn introduction and overview of the commissioner's tool located in My.Scouting.org.This tool is intended to help commissioners better perform (not change) currentfunctions by improving efficiency and easy access of information.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS139B1

12-12:50 PM

Dave Berger

Conservation and ScoutingOverview of conservation opportunities at all levels of Scouting from stewardship ofnatural resources to conserving household resources. Conservation opportunities forrank advancement, merit badges, special awards, and community service will becovered. Discussion will be encouraged. Contact information for nonprofit andgovernment organizations with project opportunities will be provided as a handout.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS106D2

11-11:50 AM

DC/ADC Commissioner Basic TrainingWhether you are a new or seasoned District or Assistant District Commissioner, thiscourse will be of value to your success in the position. This training is required to bePosition-Specific trained. (2 Hours)

GS150C1

1-2:50 PM

Dan Willoughby

Dealing with Difficult Youth/AdultsThis session will introduce unwanted behaviors and provide you tools with dealing withdifficult youth and adults.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS107D5

10-10:50 AM

Den Chief TrainingA den chief is your ambassador to your local packs. This program provides Boy Scoutswith the tools they need to assist den leaders in running an effective program. Whilethe den chief is working with the pack, they are promoting your unit. (6 Hours whichincludes Lunch)Maximum number of participants: 25

GS143G10

9-2:50 PM

Duct Tape and its "Roll" in ScoutingA light-hearted, yet seriously helpful look at duct tape and its many uses in Scouting.This course will cover history, folklore, cultural aspects, crafts, and examples of howthis wonderful tool can simplify the life of a Scout leader to tackle a multitude ofcommon tasks, both fun and functional.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS108B14

12-12:50 PM

Duty to God in Scouting AdvancementDuty to God is a cornerstone of the Scouting program. Learn about Duty to Godrequirements for all levels of scouting and discuss best practices for implementation inreligiously diverse Scouting units. This interactive class is for both adult leaders(committee as well as uniformed) and parents.

GS145 1-1:50 PM





Family Friends of Scouting - It's Not That HardIn this course, we will explain the importance of this campaign, break down the processinto the simplest form and show you how to conduct your campaign in the shortesttime possible without all the hassle. The goal: turn Family Friends of Scouting into atradition instead of a chore.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS109D18

12-12:50 PM

Flag Ceremonies Are More Than The PledgeDisplaying, folding, and raising the flag; proper salutes; and simple ceremonies will bediscussed. In addition this session will also cover flag retirement.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS110C15

10-10:50 AM

Funding your Scouting YearLearn how to fund your ideal year of Scouting within your unit.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS111D2

10-10:50 AM

Health and Safety TrainingThis course helps unit leaders understand their responsibility for the safety and well-being of youth members on outings, the importance of qualified supervision anddiscipline, to identify areas of risk and key safety procedures, and to acquaint leaderswith resource materials for planning safe scouting activities. This course helps unitleaders understand their responsibility for the safety and well-being of youth memberson outings, the importance of qualified supervision and discipline, to identify areas ofrisk and key safety procedures, and to acquaint leaders with resource materials forplanning safe scouting activities.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS112D2

1-1:50 PM

High Adventure OpportunitiesWhat exactly is a High Adventure? Come learn about the national high adventure basesas well as how to have a high adventure somewhere else. Opportunities abound!Maximum number of participants: 25

GS113C16

2-2:50 PM

Internet AdvancemnetLearn how to submit your internet advancements online.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS114B1

2-2:50 PM

Stephen Wright

Introduction to GPS/GeocachingWhile map, compass, and orienteering have been parts of the Scouting for years, theuse of global positioning systems has grown from a military tool to a necessary part ofthe sport of geocaching (how to use multimillion dollar satellites to find inexpensiveobjects in the woods).Maximum number of participants: 25

GS115C11

1-2:50 PM

Know Your Council WebsiteThis course is a basic overview of the michiganscouting.org website. Topics that will becovered are: Creating a MyCouncil Account; Registering for events as a unit and/orindividual; Adding individuals to a unit registration through the unit webpage; Makingpayments to existing registrations; and Basic navigation of the webpage.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS117B1

10-10:50 AM





Know Your Council WebsiteThis course is a basic overview of the michiganscouting.org website. Topics that will becovered are: Creating a MyCouncil Account; Registering for events as a unit and/orindividual; Adding individuals to a unit registration through the unit webpage; Makingpayments to existing registrations; and Basic navigation of the webpage.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS117B1

11-11:50 AM

Leadership Problem ResolutionHow to facilitate Leadership Problem Resolution and what you options you have.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS119D18

11-11:50 AM

Lunch Period "A"GS137Cafe'

11-11:50 AM

Lunch Period "B"GS138Cafe'

12-12:50 PM

My Unit is on FIRE!!! - Indoor Fire BuildingLearn how to build an indoor working campfire - ElectronicMaximum number of participants: 25

GS120D2

9-9:50 AM

Outdoor ActivitiesCome learn about MCC Camps and Activities and what they have to offer.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS122C15

11-11:50 AM

Outdoor ActivitiesCome learn about MCC Camps and Activities and what they have to offer.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS122C15

12-12:50 PM

Outdoor Ethics AwarenessLeave No Trace is now a significant part of the program of the Boy Scouts of America.This program will provide interested leaders with an introduction to this skill. Inaddition the requirement for the Leave No Trace Trainer position will also be discussed.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS118C15

1-1:50 PM

Recognizing and Thanking AdultsThey might not admit it, but mmust leaders and parent volunteers are grateful forsimple recognition and thanks. This session will cover a variety of ways to recognizeand thank them: Training awards, recognition knots, special dustrict awards,certificates, and a variety of other simple ideas.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS123C19

12-12:50 PM

Religious Awards in ScoutingLearn from volunteer leaders about religious emblems and awards available for scoutsand adults. Learn how you can bring this program to your unit for inclusion at all levelsof the Scouting program. Discuss best practices among the participants regardingreligious emblems promotion for your unit.

GS124D15

12-12:50 PM





Maximum number of participants: 25

Roundtable Commissioner Basic TrainingPosition specific training for Round Table Commissioners (both Cub Scout and BoyScout Round Table Commissioners). Topics include "What is Round Table?", logistics,recruiting Round Table staff, and other topics to help you conduct a quality RoundTable. Required for all RT Commissioners who haven't had formal training. Attendeesare "Trained" when they complete this course. (3 Hours)Maximum number of participants: 25

GS140C13/14

12-2:50 PM

Tom Baugh

ScoutBook for Advanced UsersTake ScoutBook to the next level. Join us for an deep dive into this awesome program.Learn how you can use the tools in ScoutBook to streamline your unit's administrativetasks.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS144B2

1-2:50 PM

David Weatherwax

Scoutbook for Boy ScoutsScoutbook Overview - Where, What, Why and the How! This course is geared for BoyScout Troops.

GS148B2

12-12:50 PM

David Weatherwax

ScoutBook for Cub ScoutsScoutBook Overview - Where, What, Why and the How! This course is geared for CubScout Packs.

GS147B2

11-11:50 AM

David Weatherwax

Scouting's Special AwardsLearn about the Meritorious and Heroism Awards along with Scouting conservationrecognition program; The William T. Hornaday Awards.

GS149D15

12-12:50 PM

Dave Oakley

Scouting: Fact or CrapYou've all been there. You're in a conversation with a group of Scouters and someonedelivers an inaccurate explanation with rock solid confidence. What do you say? Thissession seeks to debunk the many common "urban legends" of Scouting. Do you havea Scouting question of your own? Bring it along - we'll try to separate the crap from theScouting facts.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS126J1

9-9:50 AM

Serving Scouts with Special NeedsGain a better understanding of the needs of youth with special needs. Learn strategiesfor working with youth and their parents to deliver a quality Scouting experience.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS127D15

2-2:50 PM

Midge Savage

Sharing Nature w/ScoutsThe problems of childhood obesity, depression & ADD, and declines in educationalachievement concern us all; especially those of us who lead and mentor youth. Recentbooks and research studies indicate a large part of the solution are activities Scoutinghas included for the past 100 years like creative play and a connection with nature.This presentation will provide ideas and principles to maximize the benefits of Scoutingthrough fun in the outdoors.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS128C2

2-2:50 PM





Shooting Sports in ScoutingWould you like to add shooting sports to your unit activities? This session provides anover view in the Cub Scout, Boy Scout, and Venturing Shooting Sports Programs.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS129D2

2-2:50 PM

Tax Deductions for VolunteersWhat parts of your Scouting volunteer activities are eligible for a tax deduction. Learnhow to get "something else" back from Scouting.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS130D18

1-1:50 PM

Team Building and Initiative GamesTeam building and initiative games are included in a number of BSA training programs.The session will discuss the use of these games to build teams or develop leadership.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS131Media Center

9-9:50 AM

There's an App for That!Learn how can you use social media in compliance with BSA guidelines to assist yourunit to recruit, retain, and communicate.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS132J1

10-10:50 AM

Tread Lightly AwarenessTread Lightly! Inc. is an educational program dedicated to increasing awareness inenjoying the great outdoors while minimizing the impacts of recreational use. Itemphasizes responsible use of off-highway vehicles, other forms of travel, and low-impact principles related to outdoor recreational activities. Tread Lightly! strives toincrease public awareness and encourage responsible outdoor practices to insureoutdoor recreational opportunities are open, accessible and well preserved for years tocome.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS116B2

10-10:50 AM

Unit Commissioner Basic TrainingBecome a "Trained" unit commissioner and become more effective in helping yourunits achieve a Quality Program. This interactive 3-hour session, which includes theLunch Period, will familiarize you with your role as a unit commissioner by reviewingthe basic position responsibilities as they relate to unit, district and council operations.Learn what it really means to wear the red patch and take pride in doing so. (3 hours)Maximum number of participants: 25

GS141C1

9-11:50 AM

Dan Willoughby

Why Wood Badge?If you haven't attended Wood Badge, your idea of a Wood Badge could be skewed.Learn how this vital training course will benefit you as a leader and how the leadershipskills you learn will apply to your day-to-day work or activitiesMaximum number of participants: 25

GS134D5

1-1:50 PM

Woodcarving BasicsYou can do more with your pocket knife than you think. This class will give you thebasics of woodcarving.Maximum number of participants: 25

GS135K2

12-1:50 PM





GLFSC - College of Sea Scouting (Scheduled Classes)Sea Scout Adult Leader Basic TrainingSea Scout Adult Leader Basic Training is the first step in training for all Sea Scoutleaders focusing on the skills and attributes necessary to be an effective advisor in theShip's deliverance of service to youth in your specific geographic location. It isintended primarily to enhance individual knowledge of and connectivity with thestrategic plan, program and resources, while emphasizing personal skills necessary forthe development of youth in the Sea Scout program.Maximum number of participants: 25

SS100C11

9-11:50 AM

James Keller

Sea Scouts?Yes, Virgina, there really are Sea Scouts! Learn that the element of water makes SeaScouts unique. Learn about the challenge of taking a vessel from point A to point Bwhile being ready for whatever may be encountered along the way. Learn that outingson a boat offer new destinations in the morning and the changing scenery of a newharbor by evening. Learn that every event is an adventure!Maximum number of participants: 25

SS101C16

1-1:50 PM

James Keller





GLFSC - College of Venturing (Scheduled Classes)How To Start and Maintain a CrewLearn the tricks, tips, and techniques you can use to start and maintain a VenturingCrew. Make it a happy, active and strong unit!Maximum number of participants: 25

VEN100C16

11-11:50 AM

Project ManagementYOUTH ONLY. This class is required for advancement to the Pathfinder Award.Maximum number of participants: 25

VEN103N10

12-2:50 PM

Running ILSC for your Crew OfficersLearn all you need to know about conducting an Introduction to Leadership Skills-Crews(ILSC) in your own crew.Maximum number of participants: 25

VEN101C16

12-12:50 PM

What is the Venturing Officer Association (VOA)?Discover how a team of youth officers, with the support of an Advisor, can provide aforum and a voice for youth to help strengthen the Venturing program in the districtand the Field Service Council. This course will take the mystery out of the this veryimportant organization.Maximum number of participants: 25

VEN102C16

9-9:50 AM


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