Welcome to the Greater New York Councils’ Leader/Parent/Youth Training Extravaganza
at Borough of Manhattan Community College Saturday, January 5, 2013 Strength from Leading and Training Together Volunteers Training Volunteers
Event Locator Registration – 2nd Floor Cafeteria Opening – 2nd Floor Cafeteria Lunch – 2nd Floor Cafeteria Training Courses – 4th & 5th Floors, North &or escalator take elevator
There will be eight 40-minute periods plus lunch. Please review the course schedule and descriptions and room map. Some courses are offered twice to accommodate participation, unfortunately, some of your selections may conflict with each other.
Also make note of the current council-wide training opportunities list – these are presented by the district training teams throughout the year
Training Extravaganza (TrEx) Schedule Time 7:30 – 8:30
Description Set-Up
Location 2nd Floor
8:30 – 9:00
Registration
Midway Area 2nd Floor
9:00 – 9:30 9:15 9:30 – 10:10
10:20 – 11:00 11:10 – 11:50 12:00 – 1:00
1:00 – 1:40
1:50 – 2:30 2:40 – 3:20 3:30 – 4:10 4:20 – 5:00 4:00 – 5:00
Opening Instructors go to rooms Period 1
Midway Area 2nd Floor Cafeteria 4th & 5th Floor & RHT 4th & 5th Floor Classrooms
Period 2 Period 3 Lunch
Richard Harris Terr 4th & 5th Floor & RHT 4th & 5th Floor & RHT 2nd Floor Cafeteria
Period 4
Bring/get lunch 4th Floor Classrooms
Period 5 Period 6 Period 7 Period 8 AFTER YOU ARE DONE COME AND PICK UP YOUR TREX CARD
Richard Harris Terr 4th & 5th Floor & RHT 4th & 5th Floor & RHT 4th & 5th Floor & RHT 4th & 5th Floor & RHT 2nd Floor Registration Area
This TrEx offers over 50 training options in the Cub, Boy and Venturing Scout Programs as well as courses that apply to all areas of Scouting: Take a course in a different program area and apply what you learn in your current program area.
Quick View of courses offered Scheduling, rooms and descriptions follow SPECIAL EVENTS: • • • •
S1 S2 S3 S4
Meet the GNYC Program Committee General Q&A – CANCELLED The NEW MyScouting Tools and Retention Fundamentals of Training
BOY SCOUTS: • • •
#1 #2 #3
Den Chief (Youth & Adult Leaders) Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops (Youth & Adult Leaders) Leave No Trace (Youth version)
GENERAL: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 G7 G8 G9 G10 G11 G12 G13 G14 G15 G16 G17 G18 G19 G20 G21 G22
Youth Protection Religious Awards Internet Advancement Online Weekend Camping Registration Basic Camping Skills Workshop Role of the District Camping Committee Leave No Trace 101 (Adults version) Woods Wisdom for Women (Women only) How to Poop in the Woods - CANCELLED Emergency Preparedness for all Scouts The Essence of Leadership Managing District Training How to Organize and Plan an Event Commissioners’ Basics – Unit Commissioner Training District and Assistant District Commissioners - CANCELLED Communicating with Leaders/Parents/Youth Charter Organizational Rep (COR)/Unit Committee Training How to Run a Pinewood Derby Songs & Skits Rockets High Adventure Backpacking/How & What to Pack for a Philmont Trek Disability Awareness
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G23
Scouting Opportunities Opening the World
CUB SCOUT LEADERS: • • • • • • • • • • •
C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 C11
Cub Scout Fast Start Cub Scout Recruitment Special Needs for Cub Scouts Cub Scout Advancement Crafts Den & Pack Meetings Webelos Advancement Webelos Transition Planning a Blue & Gold Banquet Leader and Parent Awards at the Blue & Gold Banquet Planning a Pack Calendar
BOY SCOUT LEADERS: • • • • • • • •
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8
Boy Scout Fast Start Special Needs for Boy Scouts Boy Scout Advancement Eagle Process for Adults Planning Court of Honors Jamboree 2013 – CANCELLED – go to Midway table Lashings & Knots Knife & Ax
VENTURING LEADERS AND YOUTH: • • • • • •
V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6
Venturing Youth Protection - CANCELLED Q&A of the Venturing Program Adult/Youth Ethical Controversy Planning a Crew Calendar Making the Crew Work for All - CANCELLED The Commissioner and Venturing
The Training Extravaganza provides an opportunity for Scouters and Parents to gather together to share the fun, ideas, and excitement that will lead to a better program for youth. It is fun, informative and imaginative. TrEx is a place for Leaders to reenergize and renew their commitment to the purposes of Scouting. There are almost 50 courses offered at these times, in these rooms: Courses
Period 1 9:30 – 10:10
Period 2 10:20 – 11:00
Period 3 11:10 – 11:50
12 – 1 Lunch in the Cafeteria – bring or get your own Midway – go see the Scout Shop, learn more about Camping, Wood Badge, National Youth Leadership Training, 2013 Jamboree and STEM NOVA !!!
Courses
Period 4 1:00 – 1:40
Period 5 1:50 – 2:30
Period 6 2:40 – 3:20
Period 7 3:40 to 4:10
Period 8 4:20 to 5:00
Be sure to sign into each session and be sure that you get cards for standard training And, at the end of day, come get your TrEx participation card
TRAINING EXTRAVAGANZA COURSES FOR LEADERS, PARENTS AND YOUTH STRENGTH IN LEADERING AND TRIANING TOGETHER VOLUNTEERS TRAINING VOLUNTEERS
Note: these courses are for adults, unless otherwise stated, and being presented by volunteers with Scouting experience similar to your own. Bring your experiences, bring your questions; be prepared to share and learn. While courses are listed by program, some apply across program areas. Special Events (Adults/Youth) (4 topics) #S1
Meet the GNYC Program Committee [lunch time, once] –
Have lunch with the volunteers and professional team who guide the BSA program for the Greater New York Council. This is your opportunity to get the answers you have always wanted about the program. The panel will consist of Tony Fiori, Program Chairman, John Farrell, Activities Chairman, Fran Harty, Advancement Chairman, Tim Thom, Training Chairman, and Justin Rodstrom, GNYC Program Director. (Please note, lunch will not be provided, BYOL, you must bring you own food!) #S2
General Q&A [single period, once] - CANCELLED
#S3 The NEW MyScouting Tools and Retention [single period, once] Ron Timmons Sr.Program Specialist BSA National Learn about the new features of My Scouting and upcoming tools to be added along with a discussion of cub scout retention. Our youth membership puts trust in us when they join us as cub scouts, what we doing/moving into place to ensure that we continue to deliver the promise of Scouting throughout their (and your) lifetime of Scouting
#S4
Fundamentals of Training [single period, once] Ron Timmons - Sr.Program Specialist
We will cover the new organization of the National Training Committee along with its new vision and learning strategy. In addition, we will highlight the first part of the three-part trainthe-trainer continuum (T3, or T-Cubed) in the Boy Scouts of America. While this session will not actually deliver the course we will cover an overview of the course outline which introduces teaching techniques and skills to new Scout trainers but is also designed to help all Scouters, regardless of their experience, to present effective training. We will also cover Trainers’ EDGE the course intended for both youth and adult trainers, which would help those who might have trained for other organizations learn the BSA's training techniques, and it will help freshen up the skills of current BSA trainers.
Boy Scout (Youth/Leaders) (3 topics) #1 Den Chief (Scouts AND Cub/Boy Scout LEADERS) [triple period, once] Fran and Betty Harty This course provides Den Chiefs the knowledge and skills they need to be effective in their crucial role in a Cub Scout Den. #2 Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops (ILST) (Scouts AND Boy Scout LEADERS) [triple period, once] John Sammon, Niel Vuolo ILST is the leadership training given primarily by the Scoutmasters and the Senior Patrol Leader to all the youth leaders in their troop. All Boy Scout Troops should conduct an ILST course with every Scout leadership shift, whether it is when the youth get a new troop position or a patrol leadership role, or even when they welcome a new patrol member. The course has three onehour modules that can be presented as individual one-hour sessions or as a combined three-hour block. Going through the ILST allows the Scout to wear the trained patch and is a pre-requisite for attending New Youth Leader Training (NYLT). #3
Leave No Trace (Youth version) [double period, once] Shawn Spencer, Barbara Spencer
This course will meet the Training Requirement for a youth LNT Instructor; the Youth wanting to be an LNT trainer must still take the full weekend Trainer course. Learn the 7 principles that are at the core of the Leave No Trace philosophy to help our environment. Learn about the LNT awards, youth and adult, and how you can help your members to earn them. Learn about the NEW LNT Trainer Position of Responsibility for Youth in a Unit and what it requires.
GENERAL (Leaders/Adults) (23 topics) #G1
Youth Protection (adult version) [single period, twice] Craig and Lois Goodman
To help keep our youth safe from abuse, learn the Boy Scouts of America’s Youth Protection guidelines, signs of abuse and hoe to report suspected abuse. Learn about the issues you may face as a leader to help provide a safe environment for all youth, and to protect yourself from false accusations. Youth Protection is a Nationally required training to be refreshed/renewed/redone every two years. As of 2013, all direct contact adults, all committee members and CORs must be current and be able to produce their YP trained cards when it is time to re-register.
#G2
Religious Awards [single period, twice] Skoratis Galitsis, John Harling, Lynn Sammon
Religious Awards go across all levels – Cub, Boy, Venture and Scouters. Depending on the faith, there are anywhere from 4 to 6 awards available from Tiger Cub through to Adult Scouter.
#G3 Internet Advancement [single period, four times] GNYC Advancement Committee: Bruce Cobern / David Bisceglia BE PREPARED! In 2013, we are moving to mandatory internet advancement – think about the time savings, tree savings and convenience if you knew how to utilize internet advancement – lot’s of opportunity to get into one of these sessions! Learn what Internet Advancement is about and how to utilize it to your advantage; eliminate the paper chase and make sure your scouts’ advancement is recorded. #G4
Online Weekend Camping Registration [single period, once] Hedy DeBonet
Become familiar with using the on-line camp registration system for weekend camping. Learn how to obtain your password, and update your registrations and payments; and lots more. With personal schedules as demanding as they are, you will be able to make your reservations at your convenience – on-line registrations are available 24/7!!!
#G5 Basic Camping Skills Workshop [sixty minute sessions, four times] EMS team with David Malatzky and John Restrepo Troop and Pack Leaders! Be better prepared for Camping Trips by taking the E.M.S. Basic Camping Skills Workshop. Experienced campers will also pick up the latest camping information and tips. Camping experts from E.M.S. will demonstrate the basics of Camping and cover many topics of interest encompassing all areas of camping. The goal is to provide you with the tools to effectively deliver the “Outing” in “Scouting.” This will include camp facilities and programs offered by G.N.Y.C. suitable for Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Venturing.
#G6 Role of the District Camping Committee [single period, once] Anthony Zalak / Eric Hanrehan Your District Camping Committee . . . find out what it does for your Troop and Pack. It's more than just summer camp. Learn about resources available to Units leading to a more successful outdoor program. Recommended for current and potential members of District Camping committees and interested Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Scouters and Cubbers
#G7
Leave No Trace 101 (adult) [double period, once] Shawn Spencer, Barbara Spencer
BSA Leave No Trace 101 is a newer training requirement for leaders to be fully “trained. Learn the 7 principles that are at the core of the Leave No Trace philosophy to help our environment. Learn how to infuse the LNT material into your unit(s), district and council program(s). Learn about the LNT awards, youth and adult, and how you can help your members to earn them. Learn about the NEW LNT Trainer Position of Responsibility for Youth in a Unit and what it requires. Learn about the New LNT related Training requirements to become a “Trained” leader. Get firsthand info on the next LNT Trainers Course and Master Educator Class. #G8
Woods Wisdom for Women: WOMEN ONLY [double period, once] Donna Ragusa
Want to get out into the woods camping and hiking but don’t know what to expect? Is it OK to use men’s equipment or are there things out there that work better for female scouters? Some things are just NOT one size fits all! Come and learn how to manage in the great outdoors and take care of all our special female needs. For female scout leaders and adults only! #G9
How to Poop in the Woods - CANCELLED
#G10 Emergency Preparedness for all Scouts [twice, both in the morning] Chris McCabe Planning for an emergency for your Pack, Troop or Crew and your own families. Disaster training for your home or at camp. An informative class on disasters and disasters preparedness for all levels of Scouts. How to mitigate, prepare for, respond to and recover from natural or man-made disasters. The Emergency Preparedness Award and how it is earned. #G11 The Essence of Leadership [single period, twice] Donna Ragusa Ever wonder what makes a great leader? The principles of great leadership are neither new nor complex and don’t demand special talents. Rather they are simply based on strengthening the bonds of respect, responsibility and caring with people around you. The principles can be applied by anyone, anywhere, anytime in Scouting, at home or at work. #G12 Managing District Training [single period, once] Greg Hofer This course is on managing district training – and the key word is managing. Management consists of deciding what courses you want to give, planning and getting ready for it, actually conducting the course, deciding how well you did, and then recycling and starting over to do it even better the next time. How this is applied to the District Training Committee will be discussed.
#G13 How to Organize and Plan an Event [triple period, twice] John Farrell plus Guests/Presenters This course is designed for Scouters who are involved in developing outstanding activities and events. This course offers training in the fundamentals of the planning process, including the rationale behind planning. It will develop your capability for effective participation in the planning process to give leadership to larger scale events and activities. This course will also introduce the Incident Command System (ICS) and provides the foundation for higher level ICS training. This course describes the history, features and principles, and organizational structure of the Incident Command System. This course will provide Council, District and Unit personnel information related to pre-event planning, development of goals and objectives for the event, forming the planning team, event hazard analysis, promotion and budget development. Through relevant examination of past successful special events, the course will give the participant a greater understanding of event/activity planning. An extensive job aid manual will be included in the course. Course Objectives: At the end of this course, the participants will be able to: •
Define special event.
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Identify a special event planning team.
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Conduct a hazard analysis for a special event.
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Describe how the incident command system (ICS) can be used in managing special event.
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Develop a promotion/marketing plan
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Manage a event budget
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Deliver world class activities to our youth
#G14 Commissioners’ Basics: UNIT COMMISSIONER TRAINING [three periods, once] Henry Zalak There is always a need for Unit Commissioners – but you’re wondering – what is a unit commissioner? Unit Commissioners play a huge role in assisting the unit leaders and in delivering the scouting program to their scouts. Learn how you can be an important asset to the team
#G15 District and Assistant District Commissioners - CANCELLED
#G16 Communicating with Leaders, Parents & Youth [single period, twice] Michael Horowitz Parents are the decision makers. The future of your unit depends on the following: how much information is made available to parents? How much are your parents involved in Scouting? Scouting is for the whole family. Use of the Internet, E-mail, Facebook, Unit Web Site, Unit Newsletter, Website for information on Scouting, Telephone, In-Person. A Scout Parent is a parent or adult mentor of a Scout who enthusiastically participates with their Scout and helps other volunteers to provide the best quality program experience to all youth in every unit. Future Scouting leaders come from the parents.
#G17 Charter Organizational Rep (COR) & Unit Committee Training [single period, twice] Carrington Bibuld Discuss the responsibilities of the Chartered Organization and the role of the Chartered Organization Representative. Focus on the core beliefs, aims and methods of Scouting to help committee members learn and identify with different roles and responsibilities to support the unit. Reveal the robust support structure necessary to provide a quality scouting experience on all levels of the program. Review how to form a successful working committee; what you need to know when forming committees beyond the on-line training. Learn the reasons for committees and your function and responsibility in them. #G18 How to Run a Pinewood Derby [single period, twice] Robby Reiss / Melodie DePaola You’ve been to the race – now run the race! Everything you will need to know about running your own Pinewood Derby for your pack and how we run the Pinewood Derby at the District & Council level.
#G19 Songs & Skits [single period, once] Carolyn Birstler A song book of some all time favorites; how to get them to their feet and waving their arms; get familiar with the universal language of song. Skits are fun. Learn about short ones, how and when to use. .
#G20 Rockets [single period, once] Greg Hofer Cub Scouts and/or Boy Scouts? Water or chemical powered? What are the safety issues? Who can launch them? What is acceptable for Space Exploration Merit Badge? What can I get cheap? All of this and more will be discussed
#G21 High Adventure Backpacking / Philmont Checklist: How & What To Pack for a Philmont Trek [single period, twice] Michael DiTrani
Hiking at Philmont is often difficult. Weighty packs, steep trails, and high altitudes challenge even the best backpackers. These pack, clothing, and equipment tips and techniques are provided to make the journey easier. It’s more than just packing your bag – it’s a whole mindset – and later in life – it’ll help you pack for that trip to DisneyWorld
#G22 Cub Scout and Boy Scout Disability Awareness [single period, twice] Maria Rodriguez To help leaders assess and identify working with scouts that have special needs through seen and unseen disability awareness. Working with the parents on a scout-individualized plan of action to help them be able to finish requirements for belt loops, pins and activity badges within their scouting year. Encourage these same scouts to feel welcome and connected with a partner through a specialized buddy system and networking with other parents that have similar circumstance that they do not feel alone or without resources.
#G23 Scouting Opportunities Opening the World [double period, once] Sam Goodman / Nick Goldrosen This is a session to alert youth and leaders of the opportunities available outside of their unit experiences. There are distinct benefits that are available, such as leadership training and keeping many older youth in scouting, or igniting their interest in scouting. We would cover non-program specific areas: individual opportunities at the High Adventure bases, TMR specialty camps, NYLT/NAYLE, and PTC among others. Then, we would focus on our own specific experiences in Venturing and Sea Scouting, and the OA and other Boy Scout-specific areas. The intent is to pique participants' interests in other program areas they are not currently involved in.
Cub Scouts (Leaders/Parents) (11 topics) #C1
Cub Scout Fast Start [single period, twice] Eileen Cuhaj, Joel Acosta
Designed to help leaders understand the fundamentals of their specific program and give insight into the various leadership roles of the people you will be working with. Leaders will learn their responsibilities and how to keep things organized, fun and exciting, along with information about other resources available to help assist them in their position.
#C2
Cub Scout Recruitment [single period, once] Gary Ireland
Recruit on a local level and keep that Cub Scout growing. Entice Cubs and parents and host a successful Pack roundup and increase the membership of your unit. The focus is on Cub Scout Recruitment, however, this course will include some ideas for recruitment on other levels of scouting.
#C3 Special Needs for Cub Scouts [single period, once] Ann Marie Borriello MIGHT BE CANCELLED This course will help Scout leaders have a better understanding of how to teach youth with disabilities. It is an interactive discussion with a review of techniques and tips on how to work with Scouts that may have a similar disability. This course will give Leaders a better understanding of what the Scout goes through and what can be done to help them.
#C4 Cub Scout Advancement [single period, once] Ann Marie Borriello MIGHT BE CANCELLED An overview of Cub Scout Advancement from Bobcat to the Arrow of Light. Learn about the requirements for each rank and moving the Cub Scouts up in rank. Even though open to everyone, this course is for all Cubmasters, Advancement Chairmans and parents.
#C5
Crafts [single period, once] Becky Garcia
Learn what kind of and how to make crafts with the youth. Participants would focus on making either a Tiger, a Wolf or a Bear craft. With handout on other crafting ideas. Please note, there is an additional $5 per person cost for this course to cover the cost of craft supplies. YOU SHOULD PRE-REGISTER FOR THIS COURSE.
#C6
Den & Pack Meetings [single period, twice] Antoinette Kahn
What to do in a meeting? Den meetings are different from Pack meetings. How to keep them fresh and interesting and have these Cub Scouts wanting more! #C7 Webelos Advancement [single period, three offerings] different instructors each time: La Shawna O’Faire and John Fiore/Ken Bellouny/Magnus Hjorleifsson An overview of the Webelos Program and how to advance the boys. Everything you wanted to know about the Webelos Program…..from requirements to ideas on how to run a program.
#C8 Webelos Transition [single period, twice], John Fiore/Ken Bellouny/Magnus Hjorleifsson The Webelos-to-Scout plan is a cooperative effort between the Pack and Troop that results in increased transition and retention of Webelos Scouts to Boy Scouting. It gives the Webelos Scouts and their families an awareness of the troop program, leadership, advancement, and appreciation of Troop organization and relationships. Hoe to make the transition from Cub Scouting to Boy Scouting easier on the boys and let them know what to expect.
#C9
Planning a Blue & Gold Banquet [single period, once] Lynn Sammon
Basic preparation and different types of venue to have your Blue & Gold Banquet. Discussing the planning process and all who are involved. #C10 Leader & Parent Awards at Blue & Gold Banquet [single period, once] Becky Garcia Have you ever wanted to recognize the parents and leaders for the hard work they do for the Pack, but didn’t know how? Then this is the class for you! We will discuss fun and clever ways you can make your parents and leaders feel appreciated. This is more than a “high five”; it’s creative and specific to your parents/leaders/Pack. Bring your thinking caps and let those creative juices flow! #C11 Planning a Pack Calendar [single period, twice] Elaine Delaney What happens in your meetings/activities? How’s your attendance? You have meetings/activities, there are school and family obligations and extra-curricular activities. How to make it all come together cohesively and cooperatively.
Boy Scouts (Leaders/Parents) (8 topics) #B1
Boy Scout Fast Start [single period, twice] Joel Acosta, Eileen Cuhaj
Designed to help leaders understand the fundamentals of their specific program and give insight into the various leadership roles of the people you will be working with. Leaders will learn their responsibilities and how to keep things organized, fun and exciting, along with information about other resources available to help assist them in their position. #B2
Special Needs for Boy Scouts [single period, once] Eric Hanrehan
This course will help Scout leaders have a better understanding of how to teach youth with disabilities. It is an interactive discussion with a review of techniques and tips on how to work with Scouts that may have a similar disability. This course will give Leaders a better understanding of what the Scout goes through and what can be done to help them. #B3
Boy Scout Advancement [single period, once] John Restrepo
An overview of Boy Scout Advancement from Scout to Eagle. Learn about the requirements for each rank and moving the Boy Scouts up in rank. Even though open to everyone, this course is for all Scoutmasters, Advancement Chairmans and parents. #B4
Eagle Process for Adults [single period, twice] Marty Poller
This course is intended for Adult Leaders – Scoutmasters, Advancement Chairmans, Committee Chairmans – or other leaders intimately involved in Boy Scout Advancement. It covers all ranks, record keeping and critical time-lines. Special emphasis is provided for the Eagle process which has unique detailed requirements and deadlines. A must for Training knowledgeable advancement Adult Leaders.
#B5
Planning Court of Honors [single period, twice] Michael Horowitz
Learn the different methods and ways to conduct a “Court of Honor’s” for all the scout ranks including Eagle Courts of Honor so that the scouts and parents will be impressed and help to motivate them (preferably the scouts) to advance further
#B6
Jamboree 2013 – CANCELLED – GO TO MIDWAY TABLE
The 2013 National Scout Jamboree will be at the brand new Summit Bechtel Reserve in the wilds of West Virginia. This will be the first Jamboree at the Summit! Learn more about what you need to do to prepare for this Jamboree. Also go to the Jamboree information table at the midway.
#B7
Lashings & Knots [single period, twice] Mike Foharty and Mike Volulo
Whether you need to lash together a camp gadget, tie off a tarp, or tie that one scout to a tree (we all have one – but only for safety of course), this class is for you. We'll go over the basics you need to know for your Scouts to advance, and time permitting, some more advanced rope skills. #B8
Knife & Ax [single period, twice] Mike Bourdet and Jorge Yengle
Knife, Axe and Saw Safety - Overview and Discussion. An overview of basic safety and techniques, including: Totin' Chip culture for troops, guidelines for Wolf, Bears and Webelos, and respective Leave No Trace guidelines. After Scout skill basics, discussion time will open with New York "Knife Law ".
Venturing (Leaders/Youth) (5) #V1
Venturing Youth Protection - CANCELLED
To help keep our youth safe from abuse, learn the Boy Scouts of America’s Youth Protection guidelines, signs of abuse and hoe to report suspected abuse. Youth Protection is a Nationally required training to be refreshed/renewed/redone every two years. As of 2013, all direct contact adults and all youth over the age of 18 be current and be able to produce their YP trained cards when it is time to re-register. #V2 Q&A of the Venturing Program [single period, once] Lorri McGregor This is Q&A of the Venturing Program for all leaders, parents and youth that are interested in joining the Venturing program whether it be an existing Crew or starting a new one. #V3 Adult/Youth Ethical Controversy [single period, once] Lorri McGregor, Andrew Sommer, Daniel Sommer Take part in an ethical controversy and see why everyone is hooked on these! #V4
Planning a Crew Calendar [single period, once] Lorri McGregor How to plan Crew activities and set the calendar for the year.
#V5 – Making the Crew Work for All - CANCELLED #V6 The Commissioner and Venturing [single period, once] Lorri McGregor and Greg Hofer What is involved to be a unit commissioner for a Venturing Crew.
