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UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING 2008

San Francisco Bay Area Council Boy Scouts of America

For ALL Adult Leaders, Venturing Youth & Den Chief Training

Saturday, January 26, 2008 8:00am – 4:45 pm

Foothill High School 4375 Foothill Road,

Pleasanton, CA 94588

Join us for the largest training event of the year!

o Over 100 classes to choose from! o Learn new ideas from fantastic instructors o Fellowship with other Scouters & Talented Youth o Exciting NEW Program –Get Your

ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN SCOUTING

Copies of this brochure may be found at www.sfbac.org/training/uos

http://www.sfbac.org/training/uos

What is the “University of Scouting”? The University of Scouting is the annual training Extravaganza for all Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Varsity and Venturing Leaders as well as potential leaders and Venturing Youth. Some of the best instructors in the Bay Area are available to help enhance your leadership skills to teach you new and innovative ways to work with your youth and communities. Bring your unit’s “Leadership Team” so all can share in the knowledge and experience. What is the purpose of the program? The “University of Scouting” is a supplemental training opportunity for all BSA adult leaders and Venturing Youth. Den Chief Training is also offered. This once-a-year event has the widest variety of training opportunities in all program areas, all in one place. Earn your Scouting Degree! As “First-year students”, you may earn an Associate Scouting Degree. More than likely you want to earn your degree in the College for the program in which you are a leader. Choose your college.

General Studies Boy Scouting and Varsity Leadership

Cub Scouting Leadership Venturing & High Adventure PRE-REQUISITES: Fast Start (for your current position) and New Leader Essentials

o To earn your Associate Scouting Degree take 2 classes from the above choices. <totaling 3 hours>.

o Plus from the General Studies College you must take 2 classes <totaling 3 hours>.

NOTE: Official training classes (from National) do not count toward a degree (other than as prerequisites). These are marked with an asterisk (*). The Junior College does not currently offer a degree.

Next year, for “Second Year Students” we will offer Bachelor’s Degrees in the college of your choice. Youth Protection and Leader Specific Training will be pre-requisites. (In 2010, we will begin a “Masters” of Scouting Degree and in 2011;

you may begin working toward your “Doctor” of Scouting Degree.)

The Fine Print: • Degrees from other Scouting programs do not count toward a SFBAC degree. • It is the responsibility of the applicants to maintain accurate and complete records of

their accomplishments. • Serving as an instructor for a class may substitute for attending a class with prior

permission of the Provost. • Den Chiefs or attendees of the Junior College may not earn a degree. • The Associate Scouting Degree is a “Certificate Program.”

7:00 am Check-In

8:00 am Opening

8:30 - 10:00 am Session 1

10:15 –12:00 pm Session 2

12:00 - 12:45 pm Lunch

1:00 - 2:30 pm Session 3

2:45 - 4:15 pm Session 4

4:15 - 4:45 pm Graduation & Closing

Schedule

Check - In begins at 7 am <NO EARLIER> Opening session begins at 8 am

LUNCH • Can be pre-ordered for $7. • Please support our scouts! • As part of the small Midway, there will be

some Scout Vendors, but they will be on a first come, first serve basis!

• So you won’t go hungry, please pre-order!

Where is the University of Scouting?

Foothill High School 4375 Foothill Road Pleasanton, CA 94588

Directions: From I-580: Exit Foothill Road From I-680 Northbound: Exit Bernal Ave. (Turn Left). Right on Foothill Road From I-680 Southbound: Exit Stoneridge (Turn Right). Left on Foothill Road

No Childcare is Available. State Law Prohibits Smoking

anywhere on Campus!

January 26, 2008 University of Scouting at a Glance 8:00am-4:45 pm

7:00 am: CHECK-IN BEGINS – In Multi-Purpose Room Order of the Arrow will be selling morning refreshments 8:00 am: OPENING CEREMONIES – In Multi-Purpose Room Please support our concession units!

SESSION 1 8:30am – 10:00am JUNIOR COLLEGE 101.* Den Chief Training Pt.1 COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES 110. *New Leader Essentials 111. *Safe Swim Defense & Safety Afloat 112. Cooking 101: Alternative Cooking and Camping Techniques Pt.1 113, Dutch Oven Cooking for Beginners Pt.1 114. Wake up to Wonderful Food 115. Whittling for Fun or Merit Badge

COLLEGE OF CUB SCOUTING 120. *Cub Den Leader & Tiger Cub Leader Fast Start 121. *Cubmaster and Pack Committee Fast Start 122. *Webelos Den Leader Fast Start 123. Care and Feeding of Your Den Chief 124. Keep the Outing in Scouting 125. Making Small Packs Work for You 126. Webelos Activity Badges – Physical Skills Group

COLLEGE OF BOY SCOUTING & VARSITY 130. *Merit Badge Counselor Orientation 131. *Varsity Leader Specific Pt.1 132. *Boy Scout Leader Fast Start 133. Impact Moments/SM Minutes 134. What is Troop Leadership Training? 135. Help your Eagle Scout Candidates “Be Prepared” COLLEGE OF VENTURING & HIGH ADVENTURE

140. *Venturing Leader Fast Start 141. *Venturing Leader Specific Pt. 1 142. Basic Backpacking Equipment 143. Training Youth Leaders in Venturing 144. Planning Your High Adventure Trip 145. Bay Area Hikes & Historic Trails COLLEGE OF COMMISSIONER SCIENCE 150. *Commissioner Basic Pt.1

SESSION 2 10:15am – 12:00pm JUNIOR COLLEGE 201. *Den Chief Training Pt.2 COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES 210. *New Leader Essentials 211. *Safe Swim Defense & Safety Afloat 212. Cooking 101: Alternative Cooking and Camping Techniques Pt.2 213. Dutch Oven Cooking for Beginners Pt.2 214. Campfire Magic 216. Religious Awards, Chaplains & Chaplain’s Aides

217. Hot Lunches go with Great Desserts 218. Challenging Behaviors COLLEGE OF CUB SCOUTING 220. Basic Hiking Skills for Cub Scouters 221. Pack Trainer 222. Webelos Activity Badges – Outdoor Group 223. Cub Scout Spirit/Den Yells & Songs 224. Cub Grub 225. Cub Scout Games

COLLEGE OF BOY SCOUTING & VARSITY 230. *Merit Badge Counselor Orientation 231. *Varsity Leader Specific Pt.2 232. Eagle Hatching (AKA Eagle Scout Projects) 233. Retaining New Boy Scouts/First Class Emphasis 234. Boards of Review – General 235. How to make your Troop Boy-Run

COLLEGE OF VENTURING & HIGH ADVENTURE 241. *Venturing Leader Specific Pt. 2 242. What Makes a Successful Venture Crew? 243. Geocaching 244. Planning and Preparing Backpacking Meals 245. Lightweight Backpacking COLLEGE OF COMMISSIONER SCIENCE 250. *Commissioner Basic Pt.2 251. **Quarterly Commissioner Roundtable & Staff Exchange (invitation only)

Support our unit concessions! LUNCH 12:00pm – 12:45pm SESSION 3 1:00pm – 2:30pm

JUNIOR COLLEGE 301. *Den Chief Training Pt.3 COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES 311. Menu Planning for All Kinds of Scouting Events 312. Songs for Scouting 313. Introduction to American Sign Language 314. Fun with Science 315. BSA’s Latest Secrets Revealed!

316. Scouting and the LDS Church COLLEGE OF CUB SCOUTING 320. Cub Scout Crafts 321. Pack Finances 322. Webelos Activity Badges – Mental Skills Group 323. Blue & Gold Made Easy 324. Webelos Activity Badges – Community Group 325. Hosted Overnighters for Cubs and Webelos

COLLEGE OF BOY SCOUTING & VARSITY 330. Troop Committee Challenge 331.*Varsity Leader Specific Pt.3 332. Retaining Older Scouts 333. Planning the Eagle Court of Honor 334. Patrol Method & Patrol Spirit COLLEGE OF VENTURING & HIGH ADVENTURE 341. *Venturing Leader Specific Pt.4

342. Leave No Trace Low Impact Camping 343. *Trek Safely & Climb On Safely 344. Map and Compass Skills/Orienteering Pt.1 345. Lightweight Backpacking 346. Bike Tour Basics COLLEGE OF COMMISSIONER SCIENCE 350. *Commissioner Basic Pt.3

SESSION 4 2:45pm – 4:15pm JUNIOR COLLEGE 401. * Games to Play during Den Meetings 402.* Cub Scout Skits COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES 410. Simple Knots are “Knot” Hard 411. Games with a Purpose 412. Scrapbooks with Pizzazz! 413. Working with Youth with Special Needs

414. 101 Ways to Say Thank You COLLEGE OF CUB SCOUTING 420. Cub Scout Crafts 421. Webelos Activity Badges – Technology Group 422. Webelos-to-Scout Transition for Packs and Troops 423. Den Meeting Dazzle 424. Fun & Effective Pack Meetings 425. Belt Loops, Pins & Patches 426. Derbies and Regattas

COLLEGE OF BOY SCOUTING & VARSITY 432. Where’s My Coffee? How to Involve your Adult Volunteers & Scouts in Running your Troop 433. Scoutmaster Conferences 434. Bay Area Camping Opportunities 435. Making the First Class Trail Fun COLLEGE OF VENTURING & HIGH ADVENTURE

441. *Venturing Leader Specific Pt.4 442. Backpacking on the Cheap 443. Geocaching 444. Map & Compass Skills/Orienteering Pt.2 445. When Eve Hits the Trail – for women only 446. How to Equip a Patrol for Cooking and Camping 447. Trail Food COLLEGE OF COMMISSIONER SCIENCE no classes offered this session

CLOSING & GRADUATION 4:15pm – 4:45pm New class this year

* Official BSA training class – does not count toward a degree ** By invitation only – does not count toward a degree

The 2008 University of Scouting Cabinet

Arden Dougan...........President Michael Brown ……...Provost Jo Marshall…………..President Emeritus Jesse Louthain……...Training Committee Advisor VICE PRESIDENTS Stormy Caldwell - Administration Chappy Lindsay - Ceremonies Jo Marshall - Registrar Uncle Buck McColm - Concessions Becky Shifman - Facilities OPEN – Midway

DEANS Cub Scout College – Dharman Naik Boy Scout & Varsity College – Randy Wright Junior College – Dan Tom General Studies College – OPEN Commissioner’s College - Michael Brown & Jim

Smith Venturing & High Adventure College – Gary Ely

2008 Registration Information and Scheduling Process GENERAL INFORMATION

1. You can choose up to four exciting courses on topics that you’ve always wanted to explore! 2. Informational flyers about SFBAC’s camping and training programs for the year 2008-2009

will be available 3. Local non-profit groups will be present during the Midway to tell you about their exciting

opportunities. 4. The Council refund policy applies to this event.

http://www.sfbac.org/forms/camp/refundpolicy.pdf REGISTRATION PROCESS

1. Complete the registration form now! Class sizes are limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. ONLINE registration is preferred!

2. Den Chiefs must have attained First Class Rank or higher and be at least 12 years old to attend the Junior College. NO CHILDCARE IS AVAILABLE and young children MAY NOT attend classes with parents.

3. Pick classes that you are interested in attending. Courses are listed alphabetically and you may attend any class you’d like. NOTE: youth should pick classes from the Junior College only. Adult leaders may not attend Junior College classes. You will need to pick two courses for each period: a first and second choice from any college. The courses and times are listed on the previous pages. If you are registering for a class that lasts more than 1 period, please write each course number in each period it is offered.

4. If you intend to earn a Scouting degree, please see the section on Earning Your Scouting Degree to ensure that you choose the required courses needed for your degree.

5. Complete the appropriate registration fee information on the registration form and submit payment using one of the methods listed in 6, 7, or 8 below BEFORE January 10, 2008

6. Register ONLINE via the San Francisco Bay Area Council website at http://www.sfbac.org/training/uos/

OR… 7. Mail your registration and fees to the San Francisco Bay Area Council, BSA, ATTN: University of

Scouting, 1001 Davis Street, San Leandro, CA 94577-1514 OR…

8. Register and pay in person at the Youth Leadership Training Center, SFBAC (address above) with a check or money-order made payable to SFBAC. If paying by Visa or MasterCard, you may fax 510-577-9002

OR… 9. Walk-in and register January 26 at Foothill High School starting at 7:00 AM

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2008 UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING REGISTRATION JANUARY 26, 2008 Foothill High School, Pleasanton

(Please copy as necessary, one registration per form)

Name: __________________________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________________________ City: _________________________________ Zip:_______________________ Phone: ___________________ Email: ________________________________ (Circle One: Pack / Troop / Team / Post / Crew / District ) District: _____________ Unit # _________ Council ____________________________ □ I am a Workshop Leader or Committee member also attending classes □ I am a Den Chief (First Class rank or higher and at least 12 years of age.) □ I am a Venturing Youth □ I am seeking an Associate Degree in Scouting

INDICATE COLLEGE: ___ Cub Scout College ___Boy Scout & Varsity College ___ Venturing & High Adventure College ___ General Studies

Course Selection: Place course #’s in proper class period. Some courses exceed one period. If you are registering for a class that spans more than one period, simply write your course number in ALL class periods.

Opening Ceremony 8:00 AM Period I

8:30 am Period II 10:15 am

Lunch 12:00

Period III 1:00 pm

Period IV 2:45 pm

1st Choice

2nd Choice

Registration: ON-TIME (before Jan. 16, 2008) WALK-IN (after Jan. 16, 2008) Adult $20.00 $30.00 Venturing Youth & Den Chiefs

$12.00 $15.00

Workshop Leader $10.00 $15.00 Lunch is NOT included with Registration. Troop and crew concessions will be available on-site. Pre-order with your registration and pick your lunch choice at check-in. (Only pre-ordered lunches are guaranteed) OPTION TO PREORDER LUNCH $7.00 _____ Mark if Vegetarian preferred TOTAL FEE ENCLOSED $______________ Please return to: San Francisco Bay Area Council, BSA, ATTN: University of Scouting, 1001 Davis Street, San Leandro, CA 94577-1514; FAX (510) 577-9002 Please register on-line via the San Francisco Bay Area Council Web Site at: www.sfbac.org/training/uos or make checks payable to SFBAC/BSA and mail to the address above or FAX with VISA or MasterCard. Council Refund Policy applies. Cash Check # Amount $ Visa/MasterCard #

Expiration Date / / Signature 421

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COLLEGE COURSE TITLE DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTORCOURSE # PERIOD 1

COURSE # PERIOD

COURSE # PERIOD 3

COURSE # PERIOD 4

JUNIOR*Den Chief

Training - 3 PERIODS

Three Periods. Learn how to work with Pack leaders and their dens, to develop skills that motivate young Scouts to Do Their Best, and to help prepare Webelos Scouts for Boy Scouting. Our experienced staff of Den Chiefs and adult leaders will get you started and show how YOU can demonstrate leadership within your Troop and encourage Cubs to continue on the Scouting Trail. Included: Den Chief Handbook, "trained" patch, training materials, and snacks. Maximum 40.

Darryl Bayuk & Tom Sims 101 201 301

JUNIOR*Games to Play

during Den Meetings

"Scouting is a game with a purpose." Baden Powell would have loved this course! TBD 401

JUNIOR *Cub Scout SkitsTired of the same old skit? Learn some new skits for your den and troop.

402

GS 101 Ways to Say Thank You

Avoid volunteer burnout and keep your program running with simple recognition ideas for everyone and every occasion! Arden Dougan 414

V Backpacking on the Cheap

How to get backpacking equipment without going broke. Find local inexpensive backpacking trips and how to arrange for transportation. Optional Show-and-Tell: Bring your favorite backpacking gear or book.

Ken Chin & Richard Pon 442

V Basic Backpacking Equipment

An introduction to the High Adventure Team's basic course. Learn about the latest in basic equipment. Gary Ely 142

CS Basic Hiking Skills for Cub Scouters

Learn more about what you need to know about taking your Cubs on hikes. What are Trail Trekker hikes? Michael Andrews 220

BS Bay Area Camping Opportunities

Tired of going to the same camps every year? A resource seminar encompassing the wide variety of outings in the region, appropriate to any unit looking to add some fun and adventure to their programs.

Michael Andrews 434

VBay Area Hikes and Historic

Trails

Find out about historic trails and hikes in California and where you can get the patches to prove it! TBD 145

CS Belt Loops, Pins and Patches

Learn about the ways to implement and supplement your program with Academic and Sports belt loops and pins. Peter Zischka 425

V Bike Tour BasicsOverview of what it takes to conduct a bike tour. Learn about preparations, conditioning, equipment, safety and fun. Bert Hill 346

CS Blue & Gold Made Easy

Celebrate the birthday of Scouting with a Blue and Gold dinner guaranteed to WOW your unit! Learn how to involve parents and youth. Start your planning now. Cynthia Dragon 323

BS Boards of Review - General

Purpose, objectives and coaching during a Board of Review. Who should attend? What questions are acceptable? What happens if the Board turns down the advancement and what is the process for making an appeal?

Curt Strommen 234

NOTE: SCOUTS MUST BE AT LEAST FIRST CLASS RANK OR HIGHER AND AT LEAST 12 YEARS OF AGE TO ENROLL IN JUNIOR COLLEGE

NOTE: SCOUTS MUST BE AT LEAST FIRST CLASS RANK OR HIGHER AND AT LEAST 12 YEARS OF AGE TO ENROLL IN JUNIOR COLLEGE

CLASSES LISTED BELOW ARE FOR ADULTS AND VENTURERS ONLY

JUNIOR: Junior CollegeGS: College of General StudiesCS: College of Cub ScoutingBS: College of Boy Scouting Varsity

V: College of Venturing High AdventureYellow Highlighted (*): Official BSA Training Class



COURSE # PERIOD

COURSE # PERIOD 3

COURSE # PERIOD 4

BS *Boy Scout Leader Fast Start

This course is offered to Boy Scout Leaders. Topics covered are the troop organization and your place in the troop. It also covers the Scout advancement programs. In-depth instruction also includes troop program planning. This course will give you all you need to be successful and have fun doing it. Seamless Scouting/Seamless Training discussion.

Michael Dotson 132

GS BSA's Latest Secrets Revealed!!

The Boy Scouts are always on the move looking to make a great program even better. This course will review the latest resources available to leaders, identify opportunities for unit outings, and talk about the latest training courses for youth and adults. Have some questions? We just may have the answers you need.

Bill Dalton 315

GS Campfire MagicThe campfire can be the highlight of a Scout or Scouter’s trip. Use the Campfire Program Planner sheet to keep things moving and well paced. Learn a few new skits & songs as well as reviewing some of your old favorites

Fuji Moto 214

CS Care and Feeding of your Den Chief

Who's a Cub Scout Leader's best friend? It should be the Den Chief. Discover what a Den Chief is and how he can help you run an exciting den program. This trained Boy Scout role model plays a very important role in the leadership team.

TBD 123

GS

Challenging Behaviors:

Understanding scouts who have

invisible Disabilities

We will focus on problem solving and understanding underlying causes of behavior. Learn some tips and tricks to use and how to make accommodations and modifications to unit activities.

Stormy Caldwell 218

V *Trek Safely & Climb On Safely

Trek Safely is the Boy Scouts of America's recommended procedure for organizing and carrying out outdoor treks that involve Boy Scouts, Varsity Scouts, and Venturers. Trek Safely applies to all types of outdoor experiences that involve trekking, including hiking, backpacking, canoeing, horseback riding, caving, rafting, kayaking, sailing, ski touring, mountain climbing, and mountain biking. Climb On Safely is designed to teach adult Scouters how to implement the eight points of Climb On Safely for unit climbing/rappelling activities.

TBD 343

C *Commissioner Basic - 3 PERIODS

THREE PERIODS: Commissioner Basic Training provides the fundamental knowledge required to begin serving as a Unit Commissioner. New Commissioners discover the foundation of the Commissioner Concept and start to develop techniques that will help them help units. For all commissioners (unit commissioners, assistant district commissioners, district commissioner, council commissioners and roundtable commissioners). The course covers unit service for all program areas--cubs, boy scouts, varsity and venturing--and involves actual visits to Scouting units as part of the learning experience.

Jim Smith & Wayne Veatch 150 250 350

GS

Cooking 101: Alternative Cooking and

Camping Techniques - 2 PERIODS

TWO PERIODS. Hobo Cooking and other non-standard cooking and camping ideas. Discover stuff that will amaze and interest your Scouts in making their own low-cost camping equipment. Limit 12.

Charlie Mabie 112 212





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CS Cub GrubThe way to a Cub Scout's heart is through his stomach - and it's even better when he's doing the cooking himself. This class will show you easy, fun an tasty ways to satisfy those hungry Cub Scouts.

Robert Cook 224

CS Cub Scout Crafts These "make and take" crafts are easy to teach and are easy on the budget, too! Laura Ashizawa 320 420

CS

*Cub Scout Den Leader and Tiger Cub Leader Fast

Start

This course is offered to Tiger, Wolf and Bear Den Leaders. Topics covered are the pack organization and your place in the pack. It also covers the Tiger, Wolf and Bear advancement programs. In-depth instruction also includes den and pack program planning. This course will give you all you need to be successful and have fun doing it. Seamless Scouting/Seamless Training discussion. This is not Leader Specific Training.

Bill Huntington 120

CS Cub Scout Games Learn the games that Cub Scouts love to play at den and pack meetings. Dean Miranda 225

CSCub Scout

Spirit/Den Yells & Songs

Sing a joyous song! Yes, Scouts can sing just like the rest of us. After this class, you won’t be able to keep those great songs to yourself CJ Perez 223

CS*Cubmaster and Pack Committee

Fast Start

This course is offered to Cubmasters, Pack Committee Chairs and committee members. Topics covered are pack organization and the leader's roles and responsibilities. In-depth instruction also includes den and pack program planning. Learn who does what, how to work as a team, share tasks and get the job done! This course will give you all you need to be successful and have fun doing it. This is not Leader Specific Training.

TBD 121

CS Den Meeting Dazzle Bring pizzazz in to your den meetings. Stormy Caldwell 423

CS Derbies and Regattas

Learn how to run 'em and how to score 'em! Space Derby, Pinewood Derby and Raingutter Regatta are favorite activities for the Pack. Got derbies? Jim & Shelly Davis 426

GS

Dutch Oven Cooking for Beginners-2

PERIODS

TWO PERIODS. What is a Dutch Oven? How does it work? Hands-on introduction to amazing and astounding culinary exploits. Limit 20. Marcus Krause 113 213

BSEagle Hatching

(AKA Eagle Scout Projects)

This course will discuss the Eagle Project process as well as what is expected in a project. We will also present sample Eagle Projects, sources of funding and materials for projects and how to scouts can recruit labor for the project.

Sam Bose 232

CS Fun and Effective Pack Meetings

Make your monthly pack meetings more than just the advancement ceremonies Jeff Tsang 424

GS Fun with ScienceYou do not have to know a lot of science or engineering to do really, really cool and fun experiments (that work) with your Cubs and Webelos. You do have to have some "stuff" on hand and a plan. Come and let's play mad scientist, C.S.I. and have fun!

Janis Tipton-King 314

GS Games With a Purpose

Scouting is a game with a purpose. Games are important. This session will discuss the different kinds of games and how they can be used in developing Scoutcraft skill and leadership.

Paul Sanborn 411

V GeocachingA GPS game now played at Brownsea. Once your youth know basic orienteering skills they will love this!! Pat Reisenthal 243 443

BSHelp your Eagle

Scout Candidates “Be Prepared”

The Board of Review can be easy if you follow the Scout Motto "Be Prepared."Sue Kapovich or

Larry Fong 135





COURSE # PERIOD

COURSE # PERIOD 3

COURSE # PERIOD 4

CSHosted

Overnighters For Cubs and Webelos

How to organize successful overnight trips to places that host overnight programs: USS Hornet, Aquarium of the Bay, etc. Ideas for places, tips for working with the host, getting the pack ready for the trip, what to do (and not do) during the overnight.

Michael Ransom 325

GSHot Lunches Go

with Great Desserts

Learn some fun, new recipes and cook your lunch and dessert. Please bring mess kit or plate, cup & utensils and two empty, clean tuna cans .CLASS FEE $3.00 Limit 20. TBD 217

VHow to Equip a

Patrol for Cooking and Camping.

What do you need to equip your patrol? How can you save money? Gary Ely 446

BSImpact Moments /

Scoutmaster Minutes

Ideas for thought-provoking Openings, Closings and Scoutmaster Minutes using story-telling and visual aids. Jerry Benterou 133

GSIntroduction to American Sign

Language

It's signing time! Have you ever wondered about Sign Language? We will be learning signs and learn, so come and play!!

CJ Perez & Kathy Mabie 313

CS Keep the Outing in Cub Scouting

Learn why and how to plan and conduct outdoor activities with your Cub Scouts. Learn Cub Scout camping rules, training, and the new Cub Scout Outdoor Activity Award. Learn how outdoor games, Trail Trekker hikes, and campfires can add special flair to your program.

Dean Miranda 124

V Leave No Trace Low Impact Camping

Leave No Trace principles applied to a variety of situations. Paul Nakao 342

V Lightweight Backpacking

Learn how to lighten your load from experienced backpackers. Optional Show-and-Tell: Bring you favorite backpacking gear or book

Richard Pon & Ken Chin 245 345

CS Making Small Packs Work for You

What do you do when your pack has 8 Cub Scouts in three different grades? Ideas on shared leadership, mixing grade levels and advancement. Help each boy succeed! Rich Riley 125

BS Making the First Class Trail Fun

How to add fun when working toward First Class - compass tricks, etc. TBD 435

VMap and Compass

Skills Orienteering - 2 PERIODS

TWO PERIODS - How to use a map and compass, plus a fun introduction to the skill of orienteering Rich Riley 344 444

GSMenu Planning For

All Kinds of Scouting Events

A how-to workshop on working with youth to plan and prepare nutritious and balanced meals for all scouting activities. Jay Johnson 311

BS*Merit Badge

Counselor Orientation

What every merit badge counselor needs to know before meeting with boys - advancement standards and youth protection guidelines

Matt Felts (130) Michael Brown

(230)130 230

GS *New Leader Essentials

This is the initial training for adult leaders serving youth in the Boy Scouts of America. Through a series of lively presentations, the training provides an overview of the core elements of Scouting, including the organization's mission, aims and methods. It also provides new leaders with a look at the resources available to them through the BSA's expectations of its adult leadership. PREREQUISITE: Fast Start.

Randy Wright & Tom Testerman

(110) & John Bellamy (210)

110 210 310





COURSE # PERIOD

COURSE # PERIOD 3

COURSE # PERIOD 4

CS Pack FinancesLearn how to budget and finance all of the activities you want to provide your pack. TBD 321

CS *Pack TrainerThis course is offered to Pack Trainers. Topics covered are the duties of the Pack Trainer. Learn who does what, how to work as a team, share tasks and get the job done! This course will give you all you need to be successful and have fun doing it

Daniel Tom 221

BS Patrol Method and Patrol Spirit

Tips for Leaders to help Scouts create Patrol Spirit and achieve Baden Powell's goal of a "Boy-Lead Troop". Kelly Gully 334

VPlanning and

Preparing Backpacking meals

High quality meals don't have to be expensive or complicated. This session is intended for experienced back packers at the Boy Scout, Venturing, Varsity and Venturing Youth. CLASS FEE $3.00 and Limited to 12 participants. NO WALK INS.

Paul Nakao 244

BS Planning the Eagle Court of Honor

Make the Eagle Scout award ceremony special. Learn how to give these young men the recognition they deserve from A to Z. John Bellamy 333

V Planning Your High Adventure Trip

Planning, training, saving, and outfitting your troop or crew for adventure Hank Helmoltz 144

C

*Quarterly Round table and

Commissioner Staff "Exchange"

BRING: calendar, staff list and recruitment aids. [By invitation only]Diane Riggs & Rich

Riley 251

GSReligious Awards,

Chaplains and Chaplain's Aides

Recruiting those who can help develop a program involving chaplains and chaplain's aides may be an essential link in establishing a rewarding spiritual program. Developing the opportunity for adults and youth to experience and share spiritual and reliqious values within a Scouting program can be significant.

Robert Evans 216

BSRetaining New Boys Scouts/ First Class

Emphasis

The challenge to every scoutmaster is to get each and every boy that joins Boy Scouts to First Class. This is not always easy. The course will discuss the role of older scouts in teaching the younger scouts the scout skills; while at the same time making scouting an exciting program. Baden Powell once said that Scouting is a Game with a Purpose; this course will teach you how to play the game, make it fun and retain those new scouts.

Bill Bain 233

BS Retaining Your Older Scouts

The older scouts in your troop are the key to any successful Boy Scout Troop. The course will discuss how to keep the older scout as an integral part of your troop and keep the older scout involved in scouting. Many opportunities exist in scouting that olderscouts will love; they just need to know about what they are. With a Boy Lead program, we can create an ideal environment for older scout to have fun in and thrive in. We’ll show you how

Steve Peterson 332

GS *Safe Swim Defense and Safety Afloat

Safe Swim Defense is the national safety course required for swimming in all units. Safety Afloat is the national safety course required for units undertaking canoeing, rowing, rafting, or boating.

Michael Andrews & Richard Frankland 111 211

GS Scouting and the LDS Church

Overview of how the LDS Church uses Scouting and Venturing to achieve its goals for youth and families Michael Brown 316





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BS Scoutmaster Conferences

This course reviews the requirements and purpose of Scoutmaster's Conferences and explores ways to make the conferences valuable to both the Scout and the Scoutmaster. Ideas for and approaches to Scoutmaster's Conferences for Scouts all theway through Eagle will be presented.

Bill Gardner 433

GS Scrapbooks with Pizzazz

Come and learn scrapbooking basics - take the next step and create a beautiful scrapbooking page with your scouting photos. Scrapbooks are the perfect gift - the gift that keeps on giving. Turn your fun family and Scouting photos into lasting memories. Create a 12x12 scrapbook page using exciting and easy-to-earn techniques that will showcase your photos and tell your story. Participants must bring photos from a recent event (scouting photos preferable), scissors, and a paper trimmer if you have one.

Toni Schlobohm 412

GS Simple Knots are "Knot" Hard

Do knots have you all tied up? Learn the basic Scout knots in one fun class! Todd Decker 410

GS Songs for ScoutingCome and learn some great camp favorites, and maybe even some you don't know! Optional: Bring a tape recorder. Fuji Moto 312

V Trail FoodHow to assemble nutritious, tasty, high-energy food for backpacking trips. Help your Scouts move beyond Pop Tarts and cereal. Bring your own homemade or store-bought bag of GORP to share.

Joel Swanson 447

VTraining Youth

Leaders In Venturing

Learn about basic and advanced leadership training approaches and opportunities for Venturers at the crew, council and national levels Dave Fontaine 143

BS*Varsity Leader

Specific - 3 PERIODS

THREE PERIODS: The Varsity Scout Leader Specific Training covers the following topics: summarizes the purposes and methods of Varsity Scouting; discusses the characteristics of young men 14 through 17 years old; explains how a Varsity Scout team is organized and led by young men with guidance from adults; reviews Varsity Scouting's five program fields of emphasis; and gives details about how to plan and conduct a Varsity Scout team's activities and meetings.

Steve Peterson & Team 131 231 331

V *Venturing Leader Fast Start

This course is offered to adult Venturing crew Leaders. Topics covered are the crew organization and your place in the crew. It also covers the Venturing advancement programs. This course will give you all you need to be successful and have fun doing it. Seamless Scouting/Seamless Training discussion.

DeWayne Quock 140

V*Venturing Leader

Specific Training - -4 PERIODS

FOUR PERIODS: This training is designed to introduce adult Venturing crew leaders to the basic information needed to operate a crew. It is for new crew chartered organization personnel, Venturing Crew Advisors, Associate Advisors, Crew Committee Members, Commissioners, and any other adults involved in Venturing. This is an all-day workshop, Lunch is not included

Leonard Gonzalez & team 141 241 341 441

GS Wake up to Wonderful Food

New ideas for great breakfast foods. We will be making breakfast. Please bring mess kit or plate, cup, utensils and two empty, clean tuna cans. CLASS FEE $3.00 Limit 20 TBD 114

CSWebelos Activity

Badges Community Group

Ideas for helping your Webelos earn Citizen, Communicator, Family Member and Readyman Activity Badges. TBD 324





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CS *Webelos Den Leader Fast Start

This course is offered to Webelos Den Leaders. Topics covered are the pack organization and the Webelos advancement program. In-depth instruction also includes den and pack program planning as well as how and when to transition from Webelos Scouting to Boy Scouting. This course will give you all you need to be successful and have fun doing it. Seamless Scouting/Seamless Training discussion.

George Yee 122

CSWebelos Activity

Badges Mental Skills Group

Ideas for helping Webelos earn Artist, Scholar, Showman, and Traveler Activity Badges. Jeff Biehl 322

CSWebelos Activity Badges Outdoor

Group

Ideas for helping Webelos earn Forester, Geologist, Naturalist and Outdoorsman Activity Badges. TBD 222

CSWebelos Activity Badges Physical

Skills Group

Ideas for helping Webelos earn Aquanaut, Athlete, Fitness, and Sportsman Activity Badges.

Maurice Aufderheide 126

CSWebelos Activity

Badges Technology Group

Ideas for helping Webelos earn Craftsman, Engineer, Handyman, and Scientist Activity badges. Elliott Hutton 421

CSWebelos-To-Scout

Transition for Packs and Troops

This course discusses how to prepare second year Webelos to make the transition from Cub Scouts to Boy Scouts. Scouters can get a better understanding of what the Boy Scout Program is all about, and how they can begin to use incorporate parts of the Boy Scout program into their Webelos Program. This course also will discuss how the transition works from earning the Arrow of Light, to picking a Boy Scout troop and crossing over to a Boy Scout troop.

Phil Abreu Jr. 422

BSWhat is Troop

Leadership Training?

What is the Troop Leadership Training (TLT) about and how would it benefit the youth leadership in our troop? Darryl Bayuk 134

VWhat Makes A

Successful Venture Crew?

Ideas for building your program and bringing the group together Bill Wrigley 242

VWhen Eve Hits the

Trail - FOR WOMEN ONLY

Dealing with a woman's unique concerns (clothing, comfort, toilet etiquette, etc.) while camping and backpacking. FOR WOMEN ONLY Linda Gentile 445

BS

Where's my Coffee? How to Involve

Your Adult Volunteers and Scouts Running

your Troop

Ever ask yourself how you can get other adults involved in the program? Well this course will you show how to get them involved. We will touch on all that is required to run a troop from scoutmaster to driver, then how to fill those positions.

Roger Boaz 432

GS Whittling for Fun or Merit Badge

Learn how to whittle by making a slide. Class Fee: $0.50. Limit 20. Rich Richmond 115

GSWorking with

Youth with Special Needs

Learn some tips and tricks to use and how to make accommodations and modifications to unit activities.

CJ Perez & Kathy Mabie 413



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