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Class Catalog2018 Baden-Powell University: Baden Powell University at LDS Tempe Stake Center

Baden Powell University: 1-6801-550-2011-03-2018 8:00 AM

College of Scouts BSA (Scheduled Classes)

11-Year-Old Scouts (for LDS Leaders)Get on track to 1st Class and more. These Scouts are the foundation of a healthy Young Men's Program.BSC110

11-11:50 AM Instructor: I. Rosanne Service

Eagle Board of ReviewConducting an effective Eagle board of reviewBSC122

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Dave Montague

From Tenderfoot to Eagle ScoutHelping your Scouts to achieve Eagle is an important job and there are proven strategies to help them get there.BSC102

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Bryon Allred

Life to EagleHelping youth navigate the intracies of taking the final step up in rank.BSC120

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Bob Dornic

Merit Badge CounselorsWhat does it take to become a merit badge counselor? Serve youth by guiding them through merit badge work.BSC116

3-3:50 PM Instructor: I. Rosanne ServiceMaximum number of participants: 20

Planning Boy Scout OutingsHow to plan a Scout outing. Resources, ideas, safety tips, and what you need to know to make it a success.BSC113

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Bill Critchfield11-11:50 AM Instructor: Bill Critchfield

Scout Master ConferencesHow to hold an effective Scoutmaster Conference to meet the needs of individual Scouts while mentoring them.BSC103

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Rob Wisehart1-1:50 PM Instructor: Rob Wisehart

Scoutmaster IntroThe basics of being a leader including duties, responsibilities and tools of the trade. This is not leader specifictraining.

BSC107

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Kevin Hunt

Scoutmaster MinutesYou have 60 seconds to change a Scout's life forever. This is the only time you have to formally take the lead in theScouting program.

BSC109

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Rob Wisehart

ScoutmasteringMeet with an experienced Scoutmaster to gain and share ideas and skills you can't learn from a book.BSC108

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Kevin Hunt1-1:50 PM Instructor: Kevin Hunt

Small Troop Collaboration for SuccessUsing the patrol method to create more youth leadership opportunitiesBSC121

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Dale Lewis

STEM for ScoutsGet your Scouts interested in this new program with fun features involving science, technology, engineering andmathematics.

BSC114

9-9:50 AM Instructor: James Francisco

The Boy Scout Advancement ProcessLearn the specific advancement requirements and how to incorporate those into your meetings and outings.BSC101

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1-1:50 PM Instructor: Scott Petersen

The Eagle ProcessHow to guide your Scouts through the paperwork, project, and Eagle Court of Honor. Including resources and ideasfor projects.

BSC106

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Dennis Knudsen

The Patrol MethodHow to use patrols that are youth led in your Scout troop to ensure that your Scouts develop leadership skills.BSC118

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Bryon Allred

Training Youth Leaders (Troop)All Scouts deserve a trained youth leader. How to implement the Introduction To Leadership Skills training into yourunit.

BSC112

3-3:50 PM





College of Commissioner (Scheduled Classes)

ACS 101 - Commissioner Basic TrainingThis is the Commissioner Basic Training course*Understand the basic functions of the commissioner duties*Learn where you fit in the district*Understand the importance of knowing your units.

CMR202

11-3:50 PM Instructor: Alan Norton

District Committee ResourcesCMR103


Journey to Excellence (JTE) & Unit GrowthCMR101

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Alan Norton

Supporting on-time Charter renewalCMR104


Unit Contacts & Commissioner ToolsCMR102






College of Committee (Scheduled Classes)

BeAScout Online RegistrationCMT205

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Stacy Winer

Boards of ReviewHow to conduct a successful Board of Review with your Scouts. The do's and don'ts of what is appropriate.CMT202

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Michael Rapisura11-11:50 AM Instructor: Michael Rapisura

Cub Calendar Planning: BasicsLearn how to create a Pack Calendar for your unit that supports your den leaders. Keep your scouts engaged withgreat outings and keep your parents informed with a well-planned calendar.

CMT103

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Roy Hollis

Cub Committee BasicsLearn how your Pack Committee and all it's volunteers work together to help the Pack for your charteredorganization run the way it is designed to function. Learn how to fulfill your position and what is expected of you.

CMT102

9-9:50 AM

Cub Committee Basics (LDS)Have a new calling at the Cub Committee level? Learn how the Key Three Cub Committee and it's supportingbishopric members help the Pack for your Ward run the way it is designed to function. Learn how to fulfill yourcalling and what is expected of you.

CMT101

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Dennis Lemon

Fundraising and BudgetingHow budgets work and what is available for fundraising, including Council opportunities. Special consideration forLDS units.

CMT106

9-9:50 AM

Internet AdvancementConfused by the electronic advancement process? Tips and techniques to make it easier, including informationabout other tracking systems available. Great for Advancement Chairs.

CMT204

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Bill Nelson

JTE MetricsLearn how to read the data from the new Journey to Excellence metricsCMT107

3-3:50 PM Instructor: James Francisco

On-line Re-charteringRe-chartering time is here. Learn just how easy it can be! Bring your records and be well on your way to completionwhen you leave.

CMT203

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Stacy Winer

Scoutbook - Committees/MBCCMT206

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Marc Muhlestein

Troop Committee Chair BasicsWhat are the roles and responsibilities of the Unit Committee Chair? This session is designed to help your learn yourduties.

CMT104

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Randell Ford

Troop Committee Member BasicsCome learn the basics involved with serving on your unit's committee, including your role, responsibilities, andduties.

CMT105

1-1:50 PM Instructor: Randell Ford





College of Cub Scouts (Scheduled Classes)

ADVENTURE! - Cub-friendly OutingsLearn about rules and resources for places to go and things to do that meet new program requirements.CUB121

9-9:50 AM Maximum number of participants: 16

Bear Den LeaderFor new and experienced Bear Den Leaders. Learn about how the new Adventure Program will affect your den, waysto help your boys advance, and tips to make your meetings fun.

CUB102

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Terri Urie

Beyond Basic Cub Scout AwardsLearn about the Outdoor Activity Award, Outdoor Ethics Award, World Conservation Award, the BSA Family Award,and others that can enrich your program.

CUB134


Blue & Gold BanquetThis yearly banquet is the traditional birthday celebration of Scouting. Great theme ideas, what to eat, tips forcommittee planning and how to manage it all.

CUB124

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Roy Hollis

Building a Family PackWhat it takes to charter, promote and run a family pack.CUB224

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Kari Zangerle

Ceremonies to CelebrateOpening and closing ceremonies to get you started with a bang, rank advancement ceremonies to celebrateachievement, including the Arrow of Light and Crossovers, and more!

CUB113


Crafting With CubsCraft ideas from the new Cub Scout Adventure Program will be shared with take home projects you can make andexamples on display.

CUB135

3-3:50 PM

Cub Basics: LDS UnitsHave a new calling at the Cub Committee level? Learn how the Key Three Cub Committee and it's supportingbishopric members help the Pack for your Ward run the way it is designed to function. Learn how to fulfill yourcalling and what is expected of you.

CUB133

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Geri Jean Mills

Cub Grub Indoors & OutSimple and easy recipes to prepare with Cub Scouts, whether in the kitchen or outdoors. Includes a discussion onbasic food and kitchen safety, outdoor safety, and practical tips.

CUB136

10-10:50 AM 3-3:50 PM Instructor: Gil Lau

Cubmaster ConnectionA master Cubmaster doesn't forget the fun! But putting on a great Pack meeting also takes planning, organization,and implementation.

CUB114

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Paul Whetten

Den DoodlesFun ways to acknowledge accomplishments and encourage the boys every week at den meetings. Simple, creativeideas for special occasions in the den (i.e. new denner, birthdays, progress toward ranks, etc.), including monthlythemes.

CUB221

1-1:50 PM Maximum number of participants: 13





Engaging Den MeetingsGreat for new and experienced Den Leaders. Learn the elements of a dynamic den meeting, how to keep the boysengaged, and essential planning skills as well as getting and keeping the peace during meetings.

CUB103

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Chandra Nielsen

Faith in God: LDSFind out how the LDS Faith in God requirements align with the new Cub Scouting program, and how to incorporatethem into your Cub Scout meetings.

CUB138

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Mark SirrineMaximum number of participants: 12

1-1:50 PM Instructor: Mark Sirrine

Family Camping - Preparing FamiliesGet the scoop in preparing your cub scouts and their families for camping, including: Basic equipment needs, foodplanning and what to expect from the outdoors!

CUB118

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Glen Tooley

Flag Ceremonies for Cub ScoutsLearn the proper way to display and show respect for our nation's flag, along with opening and closing flagceremonies appropriate for Cubs.

CUB115

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Terri Urie

Gatherings and GamesEveryone doesn't arrive at the same time, so every meeting should start with a gathering activity. Learn easy andfun activities and games that will fill those first 5 to 10 minutes.

CUB104

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Lynn Allen

LDS- Transition to Community PacksPreparing parents and youth to continue on in Cubs after 2020.CUB225

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Miriam Nielson

Lion LeadersIntroduction to the new Lion Program!CUB107

1-1:50 PM

Outdoor Ethics for CubsThis is the new program for teaching Leave No Trace. Learn fun, age appropriate activities to help Cubs enjoy theoutdoors while keeping it beautiful and clean. Requirements for the Outdoor Ethics Award will be presented.

CUB122

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Jason Magro

Pack Meetings with PizzazzUp your game! This class is a must for all Cubmasters. Add enthusiasm with songs, skits, cheers, games, costumes,props, and clever run-ons.

CUB116

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Mark Sirrine

Pinewood DerbiesThis is the ultimate in Cub Scout FUN! Learn to run a successful Pinewood Derby from start to finish.CUB131

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Richard Moeur

Record Keeping: Tracking and AdvancementKeep your records straight as you track the progress of your den's advancement in the new Cub Scout AdventureProgram.

CUB127

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Janeen Carter

Recruiting and Retention for CubsIs your membership dropping and your program drooping? This class will teach you how to recruit boys to join yourPack as well as adult leaders.

CUB128

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Jess Rankin





Rockets & RegattasHow much do you know about Space Derbies and Rain Gutter Regattas? Come learn how to make your next derby orregatta successful from start to finish.

CUB132

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Richard Moeur

Safety FirstTour permits, age appropriate activities and outings for all ages, medical forms, safety training, and The Guide toSafe Scouting.

CUB129

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Paul Whetten

Songs, Skits, and Campfire ProgramsDo you know all of the elements of a great campfire program? Tips and ideas that will make your campfire programscome alive .

CUB123

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Krystal Lawlor

Special Needs: Integration & AdvancementCub Scouting is for every boy. Come learn about how to adapt the Cub Scouting program to fit the special needs ofyour boys.

CUB126

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Jack Waiting

Summer CampAll you need to know about what camps are available, what to expect, camperships and where to get MOREinformation. Camps are a great way to engage scouts both as a pack, den or individuals! Don't miss out on thememories!

CUB120

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Jack Waiting

Tiger LeadersFor new and experienced Tiger leaders. How to use the new Tiger Adventure Program, den organization, how toshare the load among den parents, and tips to make your meetings fun.

CUB106

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Janeen Carter

Transition to Boy ScoutsLearn how the Adventure Program prepares your Webelos for their new Boy Scout troop. How to keep your boysmotivated all the way until they make the crossover to Boy Scouts.

CUB108

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Rob Brown

Using Denners & Den ChiefsYou need help and these boys can provide it. Using Denners and Den Chiefs is a winCUB109

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Geri Jean Mills

Webelos: Den LeaderFor new and experienced Webelos Den Leaders. Learn about how the new Adventure Program will affect your den,ways to help your boys advance, and tips to make your meetings fun.

CUB111

9-9:50 AM

Webelos: Maximizing outdoor adventuresA guide for combining outdoor adventuresCUB222

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Brent Butler

Webelos: Scout Skills & Arrow of LIghtHelp Webelos & Arrow of Light Scouts improve their basic scout skills in order ot be better prepared for their firstexperiences in Boy Scouting

CUB220

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Leni Cali

What is STEM for Cubs?This NOVA awards program incorporates learning with cool activities and exposure to science, technology,engineering and mathematics. Learn about how to become a STEM Mentor.

CUB141

9-9:50 AM Instructor: James FranciscoMaximum number of participants: 10

1-1:50 PM Instructor: James FranciscoMaximum number of participants: 20





WhittlingDid you know that the Whittling Chip is a requirement for all Bears and Webelos in the new 2015 Cub Scoutprogram? Come learn how to teach carving to your Cubs safely. Please bring a pocketknife and sharpening stone toclass if you can.

CUB142

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Matt Di MiccoMaximum number of participants: 15

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Matt Di Micco

Wolf Den LeaderFor new and experienced Wolf Den Leaders. Learn about how the new Adventure Program will affect your den, waysto help your boys advance, and tips to make your meetings fun.

CUB112


Woodworking for CubsLearn how to teach your Cub Scouts the basics of woodcraft and hand tools, as well as fun wood projects to do withyour den. This is a hands

CUB143

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Matt Di Micco





College of Crew (Youth) Venturing (Scheduled Classes)

Goal Setting and Time ManagementCRW101

1-3:50 PM Instructor: Kalie Hagen

Intro to Leadership Skills for Crews (ILSC)CRW100

9-11:50 AM Instructor: Victoria Rader

MentoringCRW103

9-11:50 AM Instructor: Tom Hagen

Project ManagementCRW102

1-3:50 PM Instructor: Jennifer Gluth





College of General Scouting (Scheduled Classes)

Adult Recognition AwardsLearn about leadership and training awards that adults can earn just by doing their jobs well, including the new UnitLeader's Award of Merit and the Scouter's Training Award.

GEN107

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Sheldon Allred3-3:50 PM Instructor: Sheldon Allred

Basic StorytellingA great story can mesmerize your Scouts as they learn the values of Scouting through listening to the spoken word.Learn how to engage their imaginations and storytelling techniques.

GEN105

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Matt Nielsen

CampmastersGEN132

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Allyn Calhoun

COR TrainingRequired training for COR's. Coordinate between your Scouting unit and chartered organization. Note: 2-hour classmust sign up for sessions 1-2.

GEN122

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Scott Mehr10-10:50 AM Instructor: Scott Mehr

CPR CertificationBecome CPR certified on adults and children over 12 months of age. Note: Additional $25 fee due at time ofregistration. 3-hour class, must sign up for sessions 1-2 or 4-5.

GEN123

9-10:50 AM Instructor: Shannon MorrillAdditional Fee: $25.00

1-2:50 PM Instructor: Mark Shabaker

Cyber ChipToday's youth are spending more time than ever using digital media for education, research, socializing, and fun.Learn about the new Cyber Chip program that helps our Scouts remain safe while online.

GEN119

2-2:50 PM Instructor: James Francisco

Disruptive ScoutsHow to deal with disruptive Scouts. Many times, these Scouts are the ones who are in need of our care and attentionthe very most.

GEN117

10-10:50 AM Instructor: I. Rosanne Service

Flag CeremoniesCome learn everything you need to know about flag etiquette, including inspirational ideas for incorporating flagceremonies into your unit.

GEN104

11-11:50 AM Instructor: John Shoemaker

Girls in TroopsSpecial considerations for starting Troops for girls.GEN134

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Kari Zangerle

Guide to Safe ScoutingPermission slips, health forms, and the official Do's and Don'ts of Scouting (including a comprehensive study of theofficial Guide to Safe Scouting).

GEN129

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Ray Sappington

International ScoutingLearn about the International Scouting Award, Messengers of Peace, Duke of Einburgh and many others.GEN109

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Bird Hall

Involving Parents & FamiliesHow to get more parents and families involved with Scouting. Learn tips and ideas to re-invigorate your unit.GEN115





9-9:50 AM Instructor: Jamie Tooley

Journey to Excellence (JTE)This performance recognition program encourages success and measures performance in your units. Learn aboutSCOUTStrong, tracking, and recording service hours.

GEN111

11-11:50 AM Instructor: James Francisco

LDS- Timeline to 2020Organizing your meetings to help boys earn what is possible by 2020GEN133

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Gary Vaughan

Physical Fitness for LeadersHow to become and stay fit for a lifetime.GEN130

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Shane Mosley

Recognizing and Preventing BurnoutScout leaders should never reach the end of their limits. Learn to recognize and prevent burnout so all will be happy.GEN125

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Tiffany Lanter

Recruiting and Retaining Older ScoutsSometimes as they get older, Scouts may lose interest. Learn how to keep those older Scouts active in your unitsand how to revitalize your unit through recruiting.

GEN116

10-10:50 AM Instructor: David Walters

Religious AwardsA Scout is reverent. Learn about the wide variety of youth and adult religious emblems available for all faiths in allareas of Scouting.

GEN108

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Kathy Polowski

ScoutbookA BSA program with valuable tools and resources for unit management and tracking that leaders, families, andScouts will appreciate.

GEN126

1-1:50 PM Instructor: Bill NelsonMaximum number of participants: 22

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Bill NelsonMaximum number of participants: 20

Scoutbook: AdvancedMoving beyond the basics of ScoutbookGEN226

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Bill Nelson

Scouting at the LDS Ward LevelWhat makes LDS Scouting units so different? Any interested Scout leader will benefit from this class, as well asStake leaders, Bishopric members, Young Men and Primary leaders. Using Duty to God

GEN102

1-1:50 PM Instructor: Ray Sappington

The World of Special NeedsTaught by the Autism Society of Greater Phoenix. Come learn about a variety of special needs and disabilities,including Autism, ADHD, and sensory issues.

GEN118

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Melinda Brown

The World of TrainingTraining helps adult leaders do a better job with less time and effort! Find out what you may be missing and how toget it.

GEN120


Using ReflectionsYou can make Scouting more meaningful and effective, delivering powerful learning experiences, through the use ofreflections.

GEN103

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Randell Ford

What Is A Unit Commissioner?How can a Unit Commissioner help my unit? Learn about the roles of a Unit Commissioner and what they have toGEN110





offer.3-3:50 PM Instructor: John Bryant

What's Next After Wood Badge?You've completed the course, worked your ticket, and have your beads. How do you apply what you've learned? Alsolearn about the Philmont Leadership Challenge.

GEN121

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Sheldon Allred





College of OA (Scheduled Classes)

Order of the Arrow 101What is OA? What is the purpose? How can this help my troop? How can this help my youth and adults? How do I getinvolved?

OA101

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Michael Kintscher





College of Scouting Skills (Scheduled Classes)

Alternative CampingHammock, snow and primitive camping. Learn how to stay safe, where to go and some great camping skills.SKL209

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Ron Hallock

Backpacking BasicsEquipment, tools, resources and where to go will be discussed. How to cut pounds and save money on your gear andcamping equipment.

SKL210

1-1:50 PM Instructor: Chuck Canode

Backpacking: Cost effective trail foodMaking awesome trail food at home that are delicious, nutritious, light weight, for a fraction of the cost ofcommercial brands.

SKL301

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Mons Larson

BSA Aquatics 101More than just swimming in your backyard! Come to learn what every Scout leader needs to know before planningany type of aquatics outing.

SKL118

1-1:50 PM Instructor: Gumby Petersen

Camping in ArizonaIn this class you will learn about resources to find new and exciting places to go camping in our beautiful state ofArizona.

SKL109

10-10:50 AM 3-3:50 PM

Canyoneering IntroDiscuss essential gear, trip planning, resources, and basic skills that will help Scout leaders recognize the need foradditional training.

SKL314

1-1:50 PM

Caving in ArizonaThere are over 1,000 caves in Arizona. Learn how to plan and where to go in order to add this exciting element toyour outdoor program.

SKL113

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Glen Tooley

Climbing/RappellingLearn what the council has to offer for climbing resources, the training needed, where to go, and how climbingactivities can change lives.

SKL116

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Joe Lee

Dutch Oven CookingOur most popular Baden Powell University class! Learn the use and care of Dutch ovens and cook up some deliciousfood.

SKL103

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Armando ChavezMaximum number of participants: 30

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Armando Chavez11-11:50 AM Instructor: Armando Chavez1-1:50 PM Instructor: Armando Chavez

Fire BuildingThere are many creative methods for building and starting successful fires. This class is a hands-on experience!SKL108

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Glen Tooley10-10:50 AM Instructor: Glen Tooley

GPS Basics & GeocachingLearn or re-fresh your GPS skills. Navigation & geocaching is fun! Bring a GPS if you have one and be prepared forhands-on learning.

SKL107

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Matt Robinson





3-3:50 PM Instructor: Matt Robinson

Knots AdvancedDescriptionSKL318

1-1:50 PM Instructor: Bob Pettitt3-3:50 PM

Knots BeginnersKnots for beginners to experts and how to teach them to your Scouts.Learn how to make knot-tying fun foreveryone!

SKL101

10-10:50 AM 11-11:50 AM

Leather WorkingLeatherwork is a positive outlet that encourages creativity and is easy to learn. The hands-on crafts taught in thisclass are fun for all ages!

SKL120

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Bird Hall

Maps & CompassHow to read a map and navigate using a compass. Bring your compass. How to find your way without a navigationdevice will also be covered.

SKL106

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Chuck McGrath

Mountain Man RendezvousSKL320

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Laurie Anderton

Pioneering BasicsThis is a hands-on experiences in pioneering projects to help you incorporate pioneering into your Scouting unit'sprogram.

SKL111

3-3:50 PM

Planning a Backpacking 50 MilerLearn about places to go in Arizona and how to plan and prepare with your Scouts for your own 50-mile backpackingtrip.

SKL310

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Jack Kelly

Search and Rescue (SAR)Learn about the various aspects of SAR, what resources are available, where to find out more, and how to engagethe team.

SKL215

2-2:50 PM Instructor: Dennis Haworth

Solar CookingTake advantage of Arizona's sunny skies! Come learn the in's and outs of solar cooking and stop back by later in theday to sample your creations.

SKL104

2-2:50 PM

Team Building Games with a PurposeHave fun with games while teaching valuable lessons and skills. Learn to bring your youth leaders together as ateam.

SKL105

2-2:50 PM 3-3:50 PM

Wilderness First AidBasic wilderness first aid is a must if someone is injured backcountry. Skills, tools and resources. Note: not acertification course

SKL312

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Dale Lewis

Wilderness SurvivalLearn some basic wilderness survival skills to keep you and your scouts alive and save, including tools andtechniques.

SKL112

9-9:50 AM Instructor: John Carpentet





College of District Studies (Scheduled Classes)

Delegating for ResultsDefining roles and finding the right people for the job.DST112

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Dan Drake

Goals through Project managementReaching goals through shared effort and project management.DST111


Starting With WhySetting impactful goals with a purpose for your districtDST110






College of Spanish Scouting (Scheduled Classes)

Faith in God AwardDescriptionESP112

3-3:50 PM Instructor: Yvette Rasmussen

Journey To ExcellenceDescriptionESP102

11-11:50 AM Instructor: Yvette Rasmussen

KnotsDescriptionESP101


Leave No TraceDescriptionESP107






College of Venturing (Scheduled Classes)

Beginning and Running a Successful CrewWhat does it take to get a crew started and help it be successful as quickly as possible? Come learn with others howto navigate this process so that the youth will have a fun and positive experience.

VEN201

9-9:50 AM Instructor: Jennifer Gluth

Putting the High Adventure in VenturingDo you include high adVenturing? It's not the only thing that draws youth/young adults in, but it's a great program tofeature!

VEN403

10-10:50 AM Instructor: Rick Rademacher


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