2014 University of Scouting Conference Class Catalogc001af38d1d46a976912...Boy Scouts Varsity Venturing Sea Scouts This year at University of Scouting you will be able to select 5

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2014 University of Scouting

Conference Class Catalog


This year at University of Scouting you will be able to select 5 classes to take. The following is a list of the classes offered by program area. The class descriptions are listed in alphabetical order in this catalog. General Interest Classes:

Autism and Scouting - Advanced Autism and Scouting - Basic Autism and Scouting - Making your unit more Autism Friendly Adults in the OA Community and Church Awards for Scouts and Scouters Dutch Oven Cooking: Advanced Dutch Oven Cooking: Basic Fabulous Flag Ceremonies Flag Etiquette Flag Retirement Ceremonies Get into the Game - Basic Geocaching and letterboxing Get Your Head into the Game - Advanced Geocaching Grab Bag of Tricks: Support for Scouts with Attentional and Sensory Issues How the Order of the Arrow Can Help You

How to be an Effective Unit Training Coordinator Int'l Scouting and Messengers of Peace Introduction to Outdoor Gear for Webelos and New Scouts Knock out Campfires and Scouts Own Services Marketing Your Unit Our health in Scouting Philmont: Why and How to Go There Robotics Rockets Scouting Safely - Guide to Safe Scoutiing plus Tour Plans, Health Forms, and More Scouting with Food Allergies Training Your Charter Oganization Women in the Wilderness: Backpacking and Camping for Women Woodbadge Information

Cub Scout Leader Classes:

Blue and Gold Camping with Webelos Cub Crafts Cub Scout Science Cub Scout Songs - Yes you Can! Cub Scouting in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Den Discipline Derbies Galore: Space, Rain Gutter and Pinewood Derbies Edible Crafts Fantastic Tie Slides Getting the 411 on the NEW Cub Scout Adventure Good to the Core: Making the 12 Values FUN! G.R.E.A.T. Packs:

Great Skits & Wacky Run-Ons How to Teach the Whittling Chip Introduction to Cub Scout Summer Resident Camp Let the Games Begin Outdoor Cooking Pack Meeting Spectacular Picking the Right Troop for Your Webelos Potpourri of Ceremonies Put the “Outing” in Scouting for Cub Scouts Financials for Cub Scout Packs Webelos Activity Badges—Community Webelos Activity Badges—Mental Webelos Activity Badges—Outdoor Webelos Activity Badges—Physical Webelos Activity Badges - Technology

Boy Scout Leader Classes:

Advanced Games with a Purpose Boy Scout Summer Camp Preview Camping with Boy Scouts Climbing Eagle Scout Courts of Honor Knots & Lashings:: Basic Knots & Lashings:: Advanced Map & Compass Essentials: Basic

Map & Compass essentials: Advanced Paddling - Water Activities Patrol Games Retaining Older Scouts Shooting Sports The Patrol Method The 11 Year Old Scout (LDS) Troop Courts of Honor:


Older Youth Program:

High Adventure Opportunities How to Run an Effective Varsity Team Program How to Recruit New Members for Older Youth Programs How to Plan an Awesome Superactivity STEM for Older Youth The New Century of Sea Scouts

The New Venturing Program and Awards The World Jamboree and You What is Exploring? What is the Venture Patrol for Troops? Youth Leadership Opportunities Beyond the Unit Level

Advancement Classes:

Advancement and Scouts with Disabilities or Special Needs Counseling Merit Badges Eagle Service Project Coach Eagle Service Projects Effective Cub Scout Unit Advancement Effective Troop/Unit Advancement Internet Advancement [Advancement Manager] for Boy Scouters

Internet Advancement [Advancement Mgr] for Cub Scouters. Merit Badge Counselor Management Software for Units Special Awards for Cub Scouts and Scouters. Summer Camp Advancement Tips STEM: Nova/SuperNova Awards Program Trail to First Class Trail to Eagle (Star, Life, Eagle) Troop/Unit Boards of Review

Cub Scout Basic Leader Training will also be offered at the University of Scouting. In order to complete the Cub Scout Basic Leader Training please sign up for the first session Cub Scout Basic Leader Training: Introduction to Cub Scouting and then the Specific Class for your position. The Den Leader Specific Class is offered during the second session, the Webelos Leader Specific Class is during the third session, the Cubmaster Specific class is during the fourth session, and the Committee Specific Class is during the fifth session.

The following are some suggested classes if you are a new Cub Scout leader and this is your first time at U of S: You can sign up for five classes. Den Leader: 411 on the New Cub Scout Program Effective Cub Scout Unit Advancement Cub Crafts Den Discipline Edible Crafts Fantastic Tie Slides Good to the Core Putting the Outing in Scouting' for Cub Scouts

Cubmaster: 411 on the New Cub Scout Program Blue and Gold Ceremonies Cub Scout Songs Derbies Galore Let the Games Begin Great Skits and Wacky Run-ons Pack Meeting Spectacular Potpourri of Ceremonies

Cub Scout Committee: 411 on the New Cub Scout Program Effective Cub Scout Unit Advancement Financials for Cub Scout Packs Job of the Pack Advancement Coordinator Software for Advancement Special Awards for Cub Scouts and Scouters


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Adults in the Order of the Arrow:

This class will train adults within the Lodge and also training adults on how to better serve the youth. This session is written for an adult adviser audience. It will also give you a better understanding on what the Order of the Arrow does.

Advanced Games With a Purpose

This class will cover the four essentials of inter-personal relationships which leaders must be aware of, and leverage, to build strong teams. It will consist primarily of some fun exercises and group discussion.

Advancement and Scouts with Disabilities or Special Needs

Learn National's policies on advancing a Scout who may need changes to the standard advancement requirements. Where and when to get assistance for your unit and leaders for meeting such a challenge. You cannot do it alone!!

Autism and Scouting - Advanced

More complex topics in helping autistic Scouts succeed.

Autism and Scouting - Basic

Many Scouts are somewhere on the autism spectrum. Learn techniques for success for the Scouts with this challenge.

Autism and Scouting – Making Your Unit More Autism Friendly (New Class)

Learn ideas for making your unit more autism friendly.

Blue and Gold Ceremonies

Learn how to put on a memorable blue and gold ceremony! This class covers planning, organizing and presentation.

Boy Scout Summer Camps Preview

Meet the staffers who recently returned from the premier summer camps in our council, providing a preview of what each camp has to offer to your unit.

Camping with Boy Scouts

The need for regular varied camping trips and the requirements for Scout planning and evaluation of the event is the topic. Equipment, clothing, tour plans, food, transportation, health requirements, and places to go will be discussed.

Camping with Webelos Scouts

Feeling a bit overwhelmed about planning a campout with your Webelos Scout den? This introductory course on planning/camping will help your campout be enjoyable and successful.

Climbing

Climbing is not a sport that requires tremendous muscular strength; it demands mental toughness and the willingness to practice hard to master a set of skills. The adventure of climbing can also provide a new way to enjoy the outdoors. Come learn more about the different activities your unit can participate in.

Community and Church Awards for Scouts and Scouters (New Class)

A scout is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties and respects the beliefs of others.‖ Explore

different methods on how your unit and volunteers can teach respect and awareness of God through the religious

emblems program.


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Counseling Merit Badges

Every merit badge counselor, however skilled in the topic,, needs some training. There IS a right way to counsel and interact with Scouts, leaders, parents. Take this course to be trained --- and to learn what you need to train the adults counseling in your unit. [Additional requirement to being fully trained is, of course, Youth Protection]

Cub Crafts

Easy, fun and low cost craft ideas to take back to you den and pack.

Cub Scout Basic Training: Introduction to Cub Scouts

In addition to being part one of the training required to be considered trained as a Cub Scout Leader, this training led by some of our most experienced Scouting trainers will give you a clear picture of what Cub Scout is and how it works to mold boys into men of honor. If you are a Cub Scout parent or leader and have not completed basic training, attend this course. To be considered trained you also need to attend the specific training for your position and complete youth protection training.

Cub Scout Basic Training: Committee

This course is for committee chairs and committee members. This is the part two of how to be a great committee person. What are the tools at your disposal? How to take the vision of Scouting and put it into action? After completion of this course, Introduction to Cub Scouts, and one other course at the University of Scouting of your choice you will be considered a trained committee chair or committee member. Other courses you might be interested in are listed on page 2 of this catalog.

Cub Scout Basic Training: Cubmaster

This course is for Cubmasters. This is the part two of how to be a great Cubmaster. What are the tools at your disposal? How to take the vision of Scouting and put it into action? After completion of this course, Introduction to Cub Scouts, and one other course at the University of Scouting of your choice you will be considered a trained Cubmaster. Other courses you might be interested in are listed on page 2 of this catalog.

Cub Scout Basic Training: Den Leader

This course is for Tiger, Wolf and Bear Den Leaders. This is the part two of how to be a great Den Leader. What are the tools at your disposal? How to take the vision of Scouting and put it into action? After completion of This Course, Introduction to Cub Scouts, and other Cub Scout course at the University of you will be considered a trained Den Leader. Other courses you might be interested in are listed on page 2 of this catalog.

Cub Scout Basic Training: Webelos Leader

This course is for Webelos Den Leaders. This is the part two of how to be a great Webelos Den Leader. What are the tools at your disposal? How to take the vision of Scouting and put it into action? How to prepare boys for Boy Scouting? After completion of this course, Introduction to Cub Scouts, and one other Webelos course at the University of Scouting you will be considered a trained Webelos Den Leader. Other courses you might be interested in are listed on page 2 of this catalog.

Cub Scout Science

Explore the many Cub Scout science activities. Offer the boys an opportunity to be introduced to different scientific fields and gain experience through hands-on experiments.

Cub Scout Songs - Yes, You Can!

This course covers WHY songs are so important for a successful program, and HOW anybody can lead songs, NO talent required. And of course we will provide some fun songs to take away.

Cub Scouting in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Get ideas on how to get your Scouts to complete their rank with the staggered start times. This class will help you understand how this is different from community-based packs.


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Den Discipline

Character does matter! Positive behavior is essential for creating a den environment where each boy can benefit fully from the Cub Scouting program. Come learn what to do without losing your mind or temper!

Derbies Galore: Space, Rain gutter, and Pinewood Derbies

Learn the secrets of staging a rain gutter regatta, space derby and pinewood derby. Learn how to maximize fun and participation while promoting Scouting values. Get ideas to keep within the tightest of budgets and preserve your sanity!

Dutch Oven Cooking - Advanced

You’ve mastered chili and cornbread. Your peach cobbler is cooked, not burned. If you’re ready for more complex recipes, this is the class for you.

Dutch Oven Cooking - Basics

Learn the basics required to cook with a Dutch oven. Get recipes, resources and even sample some cooking.

Eagle Scout Courts of Honor

Learn and share ideas for making this highlight of a Scout’s career a truly special occasion. This class will identify helps and resources available for planning Eagle Scout courts of honor.

Eagle Service Projects

What makes a good service project for Eagle rank? Learn how to guide scouts in selecting, planning and carrying out a good project – including the paperwork and Council procedures.

Eagle Service Project Coach

Every Scout with an approved Eagle Service Project Proposal needs access to a Project Coach. Come learn how this adult can help your Scouts through the process. Increase the learning between youth and adults as Scouts take on this final Scouting adventure.

Edible Crafts

Learn how to create fun and exciting programs with Cub Scouts in your kitchen.

Effective Cub Scout Unit Advancement (New Class)

How to utilize this fun five-year progression of learning to keep boys “advancing” in Scouting. Learn the basics of the Cub Scout advancement program, from Tiger Cubs to Arrow of Light, including an upcoming transitions to an exciting new program based on adventures.

Effective Troop/Unit Advancement (New Class)

Boy Scouts complete HUNDREDS of requirements on their way to Eagle. Incorporating them into the overall program, keeping track of them for each scout, conducting timely, objective and encouraging boards of review, and presenting awards and rank advancement is a big job! The Unit Advancement Committee helps ensure every Scout can live his dream of being an Eagle!

Fabulous Flag Ceremonies

Simple to advanced ideas for jazzing up your unit's Flag ceremonies. Suggestions for indoor and outdoor ceremonies alike. Active participation and discussions will be encouraged.

Fantastic Tie Slides

Find out creative ways to make tie slides. Cub Scouts love to make and wear their own creations.


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Financials for Cub Scout Packs

Learn national recommendations and local best practices for setting up a Cub Scout pack account, and maintaining good financial records. We’ll cover how to set up an account, basic record keeping, whether or not you should have two signers, who should receive the financial statements, how often they should be shared with the pack, and other good info on keeping records easy to maintain and avoiding temptation for fraud.

Flag Etiquette

Basic and advanced information regarding proper flag etiquette for Scouts and Scouters. Learn about the USA Flag Code and where to answer all your questions about proper flag etiquette. Come with questions - leave with answers.

Flag Retirement Ceremonies

What is a proper retirement? When is the proper time to retire a flag? Who can and who can't? How? Get the answers to those questions and more.

Get into the Game – Basic Geocaching and Letterboxing

Learn the basic elements of geocaching and letterboxing and how to get your Scouts participating in these fun activities.

Get Your Head In the Game – Advanced Geocaching

Learn advanced topics in geocaching and how your Scouts can improve their skills.

Getting the 411 on the NEW Cub Scout Adventure (New Class)

Discover the adventures Cub Scouts will experience as the BSA’s new Cub Scout program rolls out for 2015! Come learn about this dynamic new trail as traditional Scouting values combine with relevant new Scouting skills to map the new Cub Scout adventure. If you are involved in Cub Scouting at a unit, district or council level, join us and experience the new adventure based Cub Scout program.

Good to the Core: Making the Core Values Fun

Understanding and implementing Cub Scouting’s 12 Core Values, including activity ideas for use in den and pack meetings.

Grab Bags of Tricks: Supporting Scouts with Attention and Sensory issues

Tips and ideas that promote inclusion of Scouts with attention and sensory issues. Learn techniques on how to involve and manage youth to get better cooperation for smooth running meetings.

G.R.E.A.T. Packs

What makes a “G.R.E.A.T.” pack succeed? Growth, Resources, Events, Activities and Training. Come learn how.

Great Skits and Wacky Run-ons

Take advantage of each Scout’s talent and identify resources to liven up any program or other Scouting occasion using showmanship, skits, stunts, songs and stories. Learn how simple props and costumes enhance performances.

High Adventure Opportunities

Includes highlights and information on each of the four National BSA High Adventure and each of the high adventure activities offered by each of our summer camps, as well as other activities outside of summer camp, including COPE and canoeing.


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How the Order of the Arrow Can Help You?

Come hear current lodge officers from the Wauna La Mon’tay Lodge introduce you to the Order of the Arrow. The OA is Scouting's national honor society. Learn how the OA actually helps keep older Scouts involved longer - beyond Eagle Scout.

How to be an Effective Unit Training Coordinator

You deserve to be surrounded by the best volunteers you can. Each and every one of our Scouts deserves a competent and trained volunteer leader to help guide them on their journey. Learn how by adding the position of Training Coordinator to your unit, you can create a culture of quality and excellence. Introduction of online tracking tools will be included in this course as well.

How to Plan an Awesome Super Activity

What goes into planning a Superactivity and what changes do we make in the planning process to allow the youth to have more control with the decisions?

How to Recruit New Members for Older Youth Programs (New Class)

How do we better engage our current Scouts to remain active, and what other outlets can we reach out to effectively to increase membership in our units?

How to run an Effective Varsity Team Program (New Class)

What types of resources and support do I have for running my Varsity Team, and what kinds of activities do other teams do in our area?

How to Teach the Whittlin’ Chip

Learn how to introduce these important pocket knife handling skills to Cub Scouts and Webelos Scouts.

Int'l Scouting and Messengers of Peace

Learn what opportunities exist for Scouting experiences beyond the borders of the United States of America.

Internet Advancement (Advancement Manager) for Boy Scouters (New Class) Computer interfacing with Council to report your advancement is the future. Come see how it works and what it can do for your unit.

Internet Advancement [Advancement Manger] for Cub Scouters. Computer interfacing with Council to report your advancement is the future. Come see how it works and what it can do for your unit.

Introduction to Cub Scout Resident Camps

Come and learn about our council’s summer residence camps and the great opportunities for camping and other outdoor activities provided, from our council’s best – the staffers!

Introduction to Outdoor Gear for Webelos Scouts and New Scouts

A parent could spend upwards of $1,000 to outfit a new Scout for outdoor activities. Learn what the basic necessities are and what units can do to dramatically cut the cost of getting the right gear for new Scouts.

Knock out Campfires and Scouts Own Services (New Class)

A scout is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties and respects the beliefs of others. Explore

different methods on how your unit and volunteers can teach respect and awareness of God campfire programs

and Scout’s Own Services.


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Knots and Lashings for Scouts - Advanced

Go beyond the basics required for First Class Rank. More knots and lashings fun for your Scouts! Useful too!

Knots and Lashings for Scouts - Basic

Helpful hints for success with the basics required for First Class rank.

Let the Games Begin!

Learn about and play some themed games! Includes gathering games, games that pair well with den meeting achievements and quiet games that the boys can play while they're waiting on field trips.

Map and Compass Essentials - Basic

Learn some great tricks and techniques for teaching map and compass skills to your Scouts. Through fun games and hands on activities, they’ll master these essential skills. Please bring your own compass. Class will be held outdoors.

Map and Compass Essentials - Advanced

Learn more great tricks and techniques for teaching map and compass skills to your Scouts. Through fun games and hands on activities, they’ll master these essential skills. Please bring your own compass. Class will be held outdoors.

Merit Badge Counselor Management

Merit Badge counselors are registered with the District, not your unit, but your unit has a responsibility in managing these counselors and certifying them annually. Keep the Merit Badge program in your troop strong and

vibrant with proper management techniques.

Our Health in Scouting (New Class)

Learn how to identify and assess stress and feelings of being overwhelmed in Scouting and in our personal lives. Also learn techniques to help cope with stress within ourselves and in our units.

Outdoor Cooking for Cubs

Hands-on cooking for fun anywhere with Cub Scouts and Webelos Scouts. Get recipes plus various indoor and outdoor cooking tips.

Pack Meeting Spectacular

Raise the roof and your pack spirit with cheers, skits, songs and run-ons. Come learn how to put pizzazz into your pack program! Also includes ideas on how to effectively bring the core value of the month into the pack meeting.

Paddling: Water Adventures

Explore all the possibilities of water activities. Discussion will include preparing Scouts and leaders for an outing, transporting the gear, places to go, typical daily distance, and other helpful tips and resources.

Patrol Games

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 skills and leadership.

Picking the Right Troop For Your Webelos

What can you expect when you join a troop? What do Boy Scouts do, and how is it different from Cub Scouting? Have all of your questions answered here.


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Philmont - Why and How to go There (New Class) The information you need for your unit, a scout or a venturer, or you and your family to attend Philmont. Unit and individual treks, training for youth and adults, activities for families. Philmont has it all. Find out what if offered (likely far more than you think), how to sign up, how to get there, and why you, your unit, individual scouts and venturers, or your family should go. We will have the 2015 Philmont Training Center schedule and information on signing up for treks.

Potpourri of Ceremonies

Make your pack and den meetings sparkle and shine with meaningful, fun, and well-planned ceremonies with themes, advancement and recognition.

Put the “Outing” in Scouting

Excite your Cub Scouts with the Great Outdoors. Covers hikes, field trips, outings and more!

Marketing Your Unit (New Class)

Learn how to market your unit in various ways, including the use of BeAScout.

Retaining Older Scouts

Once scouts reach mid-teens many lose interest, miss meetings, and outings, and too often drop out. This class will explore why this is the case and ways to keep the older scouts engaged and wanting to continue to come to meetings and attend troop activities.

Robotics

The latest curriculum from the BSA focuses on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) which takes a fun, adventurous approach to helping Scouts develop critical skills. Come see how to offer this exciting program.

Rockets

Learn how to incorporate rockets into your Scouting program and get tips for successful launches and recovery.

Scouting Safely: Guide to Safe Scouting plus Tour Plans, Health Forms, and More

Learn how the Guide to Safe Scouting can help you identify acceptable activities for your unit. Get pointers on following good health practices, handling tour plans, medical forms and more.

Scouting with Food Allergies

This course will provide scouters information on how to build a program that does not exclude people with food allergies. Ever wonder why some boys attend regular meetings, but never attend meetings or events when food or crafts are involved? We will provide insight on identifying those who have food allergies, intolerances, and diseases that limit food choices and offer suggestions on how to make your program inclusive, fun, and safe for everyone.

Shooting Sports

Learn how to safely provide and promote shooting sports/projectile launching devices at district events and unit activities. Find out who at the Council must approve all ranges and SOPs and what further training is required.

Software for Units

Discussion / demonstration of software options to manage unit advancement, including on-line advancement, my.scouting.org tools and unit websites.

Special Awards for Cub Scouts and Scouters

Everybody loves patches and pins (even adults)! Learn about a wide variety of additional opportunities for your Cubs and leaders to add color to their patch vest AND experience fun new activities and events.


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STEM for Older Youth (New Class)

What opportunities does STEM have to offer to my unit and for my youth in our council?

STEM: Nova/Super Nova Awards Program

Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (“STEM”) are our future! Learn the basics of these awards that will expose your Cubs and Scouts to learning and cool activities that show how STEM applies to their everyday lives.

Summer Camp Advancements - How to Manage Them

Fun with accomplishment is the goal of every summer camp adventure. Learn how to help Scouts get the most from advancement opportunities at summer camp by making use of troop and camp resources. Planning and preparation are the answer!

The 11 Year-old Scout (LDS)

Learn how to provide a successful experience to the 11 year-old scout.

The New Century of Sea Scouts

What is it that Sea Scouts has to offer for you and what new program changes have there been with the hundredth year anniversary of Sea Scouts?

The New Venturing Program and Awards

Will include a visit from a youth and adult representative of the National Council of the BSA to talk about the upcoming changes to awards and programs for the Venturing program

The Patrol Method

A discussion on the patrol method showing how boy leaders can run their troop through the patrol leader's council. Gain insight into how successful troops use the patrol method to help each Scout develop his leadership abilities.

The World Jamboree and You

How can you get involved with the World Jamboree on staff or as a participant?

Training Your Charter Organization (New Class)

Learn how to communicate with and train your charter organization about Scouting, including training your charter organization representative.

Trail to Eagle

Star, Life, and then Eagle – the emphasis changes from “skills” to service, merit badges, and leadership. Take away an understanding of the requirements and time lines that are critical to achieve these ranks.

Trail to First Class

First Class rank is the goal for every Scout his first year. Review the requirements in detail, along with finding valuable insight into the bumps and obstacles that might be faced along the way. The basic Scouting skills learned in getting to First Class are essential for a Scout's climb to Eagle!

Troop/Units Boards of Review

Every rank in Boy Scouting requires a Board of Review for the Scout to progress. Come learn the who, what, when, where, and why of boards of review and how they evolve as the Scout moves up the ranks..

Troop Courts of Honor

Learn different ways of planning and providing recognition for achievements and to provide creative incentives for other Scouts to advance.


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Webelos Community Group

Great ideas on the following activity badges: Citizen, Communicator, Family Member, and Readyman.

Webelos Mental Group

Great ideas on the following activity badges: Artist, Scholar, Showman, and Traveler.

Webelos Outdoor Group

Great ideas on the following activity badges: Forester, Geologist, Naturalist, and Outdoorsman.

Webelos Physical Group

Great ideas on the following activity badges: Aquanaut, Athlete, Fitness, and Sportsman.

Webelos Technology Group

Great ideas on the following activity badges: Craftsman, Engineer, Handyman, and Scientist.

What is Exploring? (New Class)

What do Explorers do and what kind of Explorer Posts and opportunities are there in my area?

What is the Venture Patrol for Troops? (New Class)

What is the purpose of a Venture patrol in a troop and how are they different from Varsity Teams and Venturing Crews?

Women in the Wilderness: Backpacking and Camping for Women

This is an information session on the ins and outs of backpacking and camping for women. All ages and experience levels are welcome.

Woodbadge Information (New Class)

Get information about Woodbadge and the next courses offered by our council. There will also be a woodbadge beading during this course.

Youth Leadership Opportunities Beyond the Unit Level (New Class)

What kind of leadership opportunities are there for my youth at the district, council, and even national levels with Venturing, Sea Scouts, Order of the Arrow, and Exploring?

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2014 University of Scouting Conference Class Catalogc001af38d1d46a976912...Boy Scouts Varsity Venturing Sea Scouts This year at University of Scouting you will be able to select 5