BSA Los Angeles Area Council University of Scouting 2012

Boy Scouts of America

Los Angeles Area Council

University of Scouting 2012

Prepared for Life!

December 1, 2012

Check-in 7:30 AM - 8:00 AM

Opening Ceremony 8:00 – 8:25 AM

Program 8:35 AM - 4:30 PM

St. Paul High School

9635 Greenleaf Ave, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670

Regististration on-line and information available at www.boyscoutsla.org

Please help SCOUTING FOR FOOD by bringing a non-perishable food item to be donated to a local food bank.

http://www.boyscoutsla.org/

Fees: $22 - Early Bird registration (registration must be received at the Service Center by November 25th)

$32 - Registration after November 25th

$10 - Registration for 2012 University of Scouting Staff/Instructors Only

$15 - Child Care Registration, per youth (Ages 3-10) lunch and activities included

$10 - Rangemaster Material Fee

$25 - CPR and/or Basic First Aid Material Fee

$10 - Den Chief Book (If signing up for Den chief Training)

$ 5 - Cooking with Cubs Material Fee

(NOTE: all fees include lunch) Online registration available at www.boyscoutsla.org

Co-Dean of Boy Scout College Bonnie Filer [email protected]

Kathie Wood [email protected]

Co-Dean of Cub Scouts Deanna Gemmell [email protected]

Dee McDougall [email protected]

David Wilsey [email protected]

Sally Grimaldi [email protected]

Michael Schlaifer [email protected]

Jilian Infusino [email protected]

Aaron Fitch [email protected]

Adult Advisor Venturing College Vaughn Wendelstadt [email protected]

Alan-Michael Graves [email protected]

Debbie Pier [email protected]

Child Care Margaret Phipps [email protected]

Teresa Stiegler [email protected]

Los Angeles Area Council Phone #

Midway Chair

Dean of High Adventure College

Co-Dean of Venturing College

Co-Dean of Venturing College

Co-Dean of General Studies

University of Scouting Chair

(213) 413-4400

QUESTIONS? - University of Scouting Contacts

University of Scouting Chair

Co-Dean of Cub Scouts

Dean of Youth College

2012 University of Scouting

We all feel better about our volunteer efforts when we are well informed and believe we are doing a good job in

our position. University of Scouting is a terrific opportunity to get new training, refresh old information, and

network and enjoy the fellowship of fellow Scouters. The information you obtain will enhance your Scouting

experience and make your Scouting job easier and more successful.

Make time to visit our Midway! Learn more about Council Programs & Camps. Discover the opportunities

available for Scout meetings, outings & activities. Learn about council activities to support your program. Visit the

Scout Shop for your Scouting supplies.

Child Care: Child Care is available for all youth between the ages of 3-10 years old. The cost is $15 per child

Co-Dean of General Studies

Each year the leadership of the University reviews the participant and faculty evaluations of the preceding year in

an effort to make University of Scouting more relevant and user friendly. Your input is valued and appreciated.

University of Scouting is one of the most important functions

offered by the Los Angeles Area Council. It is a single-day training

event designed to supplement any Scouter or Youth's training.

Leaders, Volunteers, & Youth from every facet of Scouting are

encouraged to attend (and do!) There is something for everyone!

From the Scouter in the first year of leadership to the Scouter with

many years of experience, University of Scouting is designed for

YOU! Everyone is welcome.

Co-Deanof Boy Scout College

University of Scouting provides a wide range of unique adult leader training courses where:

• Cub Scout leaders, parents & committee members can pick up tips on "Putting Core Values into Your Pack

Program,” “Blue & Gold Celebrations,” “Basic Leader Training” or “BALOO”.

• Boy Scout leaders & committee members can take a variety of classes like “Advancement Basics” , “On-Line

Advancement”, The 12th Point & “Leader Specific Training” or learn about BSA's high-adventure programs by

taking classes such as “Climb on Safely” or Comfort Backbacking” and many more!

• Venturing advisors & youth can spend the day on Venturing-specific topics like "How to run a successful & fun

Crew Meeting" or "What is Venturing" and Adult Leaders can take Venturing Adult Traioning.

• Leaders and parents can take other general studies topics which span a variety of scouting programs such as

“Effective Use of Social Media” or "Geo-Scouting” or "Unit Trainer", “CPR & First Aid”

• Youth can take a variety of classes such as “ILST”, "COPE", Eagle Scout Prep", “Leave No Trace” or “Been

There, Done That, Now What?” to mention a few…

Teresa Stiegler

We hope you enjoy this years University of Scouting and remember to bring a non-perishable food item for

Scouting for Food!

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Los Angeles Area Council - 2012 University of Scouting - Course Listing

Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 Lunch Period 4 Period 5 Period 6

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Boy Scouts Advancement Basics Learn basics of the Troop Advancement program: record keeping, merit badge counselors, and conducting Boards of Reviews. Two Period Class. ADULTS ONLY x x

Boy Scouts On-Line Advancement- Make your life easier-Learn how to use the on line advancement for your troop. 3 sessions 2 periods each , you only need to attend 1, 2 period class. ADULTS ONLY x x x x x x

Boy ScoutsBullying: Prevention

and Intervention Tips

for Scouts Leaders and

This training focuses on enabling adult leaders and parents to increase their awareness of the incidence and effects of bullying, to create an antibullying culture in their units.

ADULTS ONLYx

Boy ScoutsThe order of the arrow

and your troopThis session discusses the benefits to the individual and troop as a result of the Order of the Arrow's influence in your troop. ADULTS x

Boy Scouts The 12th PointNEW! - To understand the role of religious duty in the Boy Scouts of America, the best place to begin is with how these characteristics of a Scout are explained in the Boy Scout

Handbook with reference to the respective phrases of the Scout Oath and Scout Law. ADULTS ONLYx

Boy ScoutsThe Eagle Process/Life

to EagleLearn how to help the Life Scouts in your Troop get information about the Eagle project, the Eagle application, and planning the Eagle Court of Honor. This class is open to Adults

and Boy Scout Youth.

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Boy ScoutsHow to Run ILST for

your Troop

UPDATED! - A Scoutmaster’s key job is to train his Youth Leaders. Learn how to put on the one-day session of Introduction of Troop Leadership Skills for your troop. This is a

National Training. ADULTS ONLYx

Boy ScoutsTroop Committee

Challenge

This fun and interactive training serves as a vital tool for troop committee members, Parents transitioning from Cub Scouts as well as for veterans. The mission of the Troop

Committee Challenge training is to help each troop committee work as a team to improve the Scouting experience for adult and youth members. It helps build the commitment of

individual members as well as cultivates a better troop committee team. CERTIFICATION COURSE ADULTS ONLY

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Boy ScoutsWebelos to Scout

Transition

How is your Troop at recruiting new Scouts? The best way is to work with a local Pack to Bridge their Webelos! This session will help you with how to recruit those eager Webelos.

ADULTS ONLYx

Boy Scouts Eagle Service ProjectsHow do you help your Scouts find ideas for Eagle projects, plan the projects, do the paperwork and carry it out? This session will walk you through the process. This class is open

to Adults and Boy Scout Youthx

Boy Scouts

Scoutmaster

Conference & Board of

Reviews

Make sure you are working together and know what is expected from each of these Parts of the advancement process. A Scoutmaster’s opportunity to get to know his Scouts and

to teach Scouts to evaluate their accomplishments. More than just a review, this is where Scouts learn goal setting and planning for the future. After a Scout has completed all

requirements for a rank, he has a Board of Review. The Troop Committee is responsible for determining a Scouts' character to advance - not to re-test him on his skills. Learn how

to conduct a meaningful and encouraging review for your youth. Purposes of and suggestions for the types of questions that can or should be asked.

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Boy Scouts

Scoutmaster

&Assistant

Scoutmaster Leader

Specific Training

You will learn the Role of an Adult Leader in a Boy-Led Troop Program Planning & Troop Administration Topics will be: Role of the Scoutmaster; Troop Organization; Troop

Meetings; Working with Boy Leaders/the Patrol Method; Patrol Leaders' Council; Outdoor Program; Assessment Tools; Program Planning; Membership (how to grow and

maintain); Paperwork; Finances; Uniforming; and other Training Opportunities. Please bring: Scoutmasters Handbook, Boy Scout Handbook, pen, and paper. CERTIFICATION

COURSE ADULTS ONLY

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Boy ScoutsMerit Badge Counselor

TrainingLearn the responsibilities of being a Merit Badge Counselor. Did you know you have to get some training? Get information and pick up tips on how to do this job well. ADULTS

ONLYx

Cub ScoutsPack Committee Basic

Training

Learn how the Pack Committee is the behind the scenes force supporting the Pack and a creating a vibrant Scouting program. Includes topics such as duties of specific Pack

Committee positions, planning the annual Pack calendar, budgeting, planning Pack meetings, parents and advancement, Pack policies, etc. (Required training for all new Pack

Committee members. New leaders must also complete "This is Scouting", "Youth Protection" and "Position Specific Fast Start"). CERTIFICATION COURSE (2 Periods)

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Cub ScoutsPack Trainer Basic

Training

Pack Trainers are a vital part of your Pack's growth! In fact, without trained leaders, the boys are very limited in fun you can offer and with trained leaders, the impact you can

make on the lives of the boys in your Pack has unlimited potential! Learn the specific duties of the Pack Trainer, their role within the Pack, required and supplemental training

available to unit leaders and how to earn your Pack Trainer Award. CERTIFICATION COURSE

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Cub ScoutsCooking with Cub

ScoutsThe way to a boy's heart is through his stomach and it's even better when he does the cooking. Get your CUBS cooking! $5.00 fee payable to instructor. 2 Periods x x

Cub ScoutsSimple Knots are

"Knot" Hard

Knot feeling confident about tying KNOTS or teaching Cubs how to tie KNOTS? Why "knot" learn? This class is for you! You'll "knot" only learn to tie appropriate KNOTS for all

Cub levels, but you'll learn how to teach knot-tying to your Cubs. This is a complete hands-on experience as well as offering you take-away resources and how-to handouts. (2

Periods)

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Cub ScoutsCub Awards &

Advancement

Learn the prupose of advancement in the Cub Scout program, parent & leader responsibilities, Arrow Points and who can earn them, learn how the youth progresses by learning

new skills as he goes, and receiving awards of rank and other incentives of achiemements.x

Cub Scouts Cub Crafts Learn fun, inexpensive and creative craft ideas to bring out the artist in the boys...and you too! x

Cub ScoutsCubmaster Basic

Training

Provides new Cubmasters/Asst. Cubmasters with the knowledge, skills and enthusiasm to be successful. Learn how to keep your Pack energized and moving ahead. (Required

training for all new Cubmasters/Asst Cubmasters. New leaders must also complete "This is Scouting", "Youth Protection" and "Position Specific Fast Start"). CERTIFICATION

COURSE (2 Periods)

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Cub ScoutsKeeping the OUTING in

Cub ScoutingDon't keep your Cub Scouts indoors meeting after meeting! Find places to go outdoors to make your program more fun, yet safe. x

Cub Scouts

Putting Core Values

into your Pack

Program

NEW! - Learn how to incorporate Cub Scout Core Values in all aspects of the Cub Scout program. x

Cub ScoutsLeave No Trace for

Cub Scouts

As more people use parks & recreation facilities, LEAVE NO TRACE guidelines become even more important for outdoor visitors. Leave No Trace is a plan that helps people to be

more concerned about their environment and to help them protect it for future generations. LNT apples in a backyard or local park as much as it does in the wilderness.x

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Cub ScoutsBlue & Gold

CelebrationNEW! - Tired of the same old Blue & Gold? Come and learn about some colorful ideas regarding themes, menus, decorations & entertainment. x

Cub ScoutsDen Leader Basic

Training

BSA National Training module for all den leaders at the Tiger, Wolf and Bear level. Completion of This is Scouting and this class qualifies a Cub Scout leader to wear the “Trained”

patch. CERTIFICATION COURSE (3 Periods)x x x

Cub ScoutsWebelos Leader Basic

Training

BSA National Training module for all Webelos Den Leaders and Assistant Webelos Den Leader. Completion of This is Scouting and this class qualifies a Webelos leader to wear

the “Trained” patch. CERTIFICATION COURSE (2 Periods)x x

Cub ScoutsWebelos to Scout

Transition

This session will provide parentswith tips on boy-lead troop concepts & how to look for a troop. You will learn what is involved with graduating the Webelos into the Boy Scout

program.x

Cub ScoutsDerbies, Rockets &

Regattas

Boys love things that move (and move fast!). Learn how to build'em, run'em, score 'em and more. Whether you need to survive planning your first one, add excitement to your

annual event or just know what to expect from attending one, this course is for you! Got Derbies??x

Cub ScoutsPackmaster Software

Training

This class explores the features of this software. Tracks all Advancement from Tiger thru Arrow of Light, plus Tiger Track Beads, Arrow Points, Compass Points, Academic/Sports

& Special Awards. Includes advancement changes. x

Cub Scouts Cub Scout Day Camp NEW! - Learn how to recruit staff members, den and activity leaders and how to use Den Chiefs to make your camp a success. x

Cub ScoutsDelegating Duties &

Preventing Burnout

NEW! - Figure out what needs to be done and get someone else to do it. This course is designed to help Cubmasters and committees from wearing too many hats, getting help

from the parents and using Den Chiefs.x

Cub ScoutsExciting Den & Pack

Meetings

No Fun = No Boys! Anyone can hold a boring meeting, it's PIZZAZZ that keeps 'em coming back! Add a healthy dose of FUN to your Ceremonies, Skits, & Sparklers and the rest

is easy. Learn all you need to know! Baden-Powell said, "Scouting is fun with a purpose". (Good for Pack meetings too!)x

Cub ScoutsRoundtable Discussion

for Cub Leaders

Open forum for Cub Scout Leaders & Committee Members! What would you like to know about the Cub Scout Program? Ask those burning questions and discuss ideas, issues,

and solutions with other leaders! x

Cub ScoutsBALOO & Whittling

Chip

Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation (BALOO). Yes, it is required training prior to any Cub Scout outdoor adventure, but also take it because it's FUN! Learn how to plan a

great, Cub appropriate camping event including location selection, camping equipment, setting up camp, campfire safety (and fun), Cub Scout cooking methods, use of stoves &

lanterns, first aid, nature hikes and games (and did we mention FUN?) and various other health and safety issues. When you're BALOO trained, you're ready! Class Limited to 30

People. CERTIFICATION COURSE (Certification must include the Whittlin' Chip session.) This is an ALL DAY course and goes to 5PM. No "day of" registrations will be

accepted for BALOO!

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Cub Scouts Whittling ChipSo your Cub Scouts have reached the age where they qualify to earn their Whittling Chip and you have been wondering how to teach the boys knife safety and skills without a

hospital visit. Put aside your worries, and bring your pocketknife to learn how to keep this important Scouting tradition part of your boys’ experiences. CERTIFICATION COURSEx

General This is ScoutingThis is an introduction to Scouting. Learn the origins of Scouting, both in Britain and the USA. Learn the aims and methods we use in all Scout programs. This course is required

to become basic leader trained. ADULTS ONLY CERTIFICATION COURSEx

GeneralEffective Use of Social

Media

NEW! – Learn how to use Social Media to improve your unit program. Improve Recruiting, Communication, Attendance & Participation. Facebook, Twitter & Web sites will be

covered. OPEN TO YOUTH & ADULTS (Period 2)x

General Geo-Scouting

Geoscouting, better know as Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunting game played throughout the world by adventure seekers equipped with GPS devices. Come learn how to

join the fun of Geocaching through your adventures with scouting. This is an outdoor experience that will be a sure pleaser for Scouts of all ages. OPEN TO YOUTH & ADULTS

(Period 3 or Period 4)

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General Be a ScoutNEW! -- Join us to learn more about this recruiting tool. An application that uses Google Maps to help prospective Scouts & their parents find your unit. ADULTS ONLY

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General Map & CompassDon't leave the trailhead without them! Learn simple activities on how to use a map and compass with your Scouts. Now a 2 period class to provide more “Hands On” learning .

OPEN TO YOUTH & ADULTS x x

GeneralScouting with Special

Needs

Learn how to manage their experience to success! We all have challenges in our life. Learn ways to help integrate Scouts with special needs into your program so everyone in your

unit is successful. Adults Only x

General Health & Safety

Scouting Safety begins with Leadership - Scouting leaders are responsible for the well being and care of Scouts entrusted to them when they lead unit activities. Leaders will be

introduced to the BSA safety Sandwich Principle and the critical role of qualified supervision and discipline, areas of risk in Scouting activities and safety procedures. Please bring

current copy of Guide to Safe Scouting

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General CampmasterOutdoor Skills Resources - What is Campmaster and what can it do for your unit? This course provides program ideas and training to new and inexperienced unit leaders. Learn

how to create more fun and adventure by improving camping know-how. Find out how you can help out at council camps Adults Only x

GeneralReligious Emplems

Program

Chaplains & Chaplain's Aides are sometimes an under-utilized resource in a unit. This course will discuss how to incorporate 'Duty to God' into your annual program, and the

benefits that can be realized by following the religious emblem program. OPEN TO YOUTH & ADULTS x

General Unit Trainer Every unit needs one! The Unit Trainer is vital to your Unit's growth! Learn resources to successfully perform the duties, required & supplemental training available to Unit

Leaders. Learn how to keep track of Scouters training records & knot awards. x

General Youth Protection BSA has adopted a comprehensive set of policies and procedures designed to ensure that Scouting continues to be safe for all participants. Learn how you can do your part in

protecting our youth. ADULTS ONLYx

General CPR CertificationCPR Essential Skills: Be Prepared! Learn the most up-to-date techniques in cardiopulmonary resuscitation. CERTIFICATION COURSE (Two sessions available Period 1-3 &

Period 4-6) Class size limited to 25 Participants. Additional $25 material fee payable with registration.x x x x x x

General Basic First AidLearn essential skills for First Aid. This is a three period class. Additional $25 material fee payable with registration. CERTIFICATION COURSE (Two sessions available Period 1-

3 or Period 4-6) Class size limited to 25 Participants. Additional $25 material fee payable with registration.x x x x x x

General Music & Your Meeting NEW! - Come learn how to put a song in your step and make more music in your meetings. x

GeneralAdult/Youth Leader

Training

A trained leader delivers the promise of Scouting. An overview of the adult/youth leadership training available from basic to advanced to supplemental training including NYLT &

Woodbadge for the 21st century. OPEN TO YOUTH & ADULTS

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General Messengers of Peace NEW! - Scouts Around the Globe Are Creating World Peace. The Scouts of the world have always been a powerful force for good. This initiative lets us celebrate what our Scouts

have already accomplished and inspire them to accomplish even more CUB SCOUT / BOY SCOUT ADULT and YOUTH x




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General Rangemaster TrainingNEW! – A 3 period class that will prepare you to safely run a BB Gun or Archery range. Includes hands-on training and practical experience. Additional $10.00 material fee payable

with registration. Adults Only (Period 1-3 or 4-6) Class limited to 12 Participants.x x x x x x

HATHigh Adventure Tour

BasicsThe What, Where and How of High Adventure basics and other special opportunities to make your troop’s program the envy of everyone else’s. x

HAT Trail BossEver wondered who builds and maintains the trails in the National Forest.? Well, its no secret, its people just like you. Find out how to become a Trail Boss. Learn how to organize

and supervise conservation projects by doing. Return later and experience the calm satisfaction of knowing you had a part in someone's wilderness experience. x

HATLocal Outdoor

Opportunities

Southern California has an amazing number of camping, conservation, nature, and other outdoor opportunities available for a day, weekend, or even longer. Find out Where they

are, How to sign up, and What to do when you get there.x

HAT Trail Food What’s in your pack for that long backpack adventure? Learn how to pack light but keep the calories coming. x

HATHigh Adventure

Guided ToursLearn how Scouts and Scouters can become a part of summer time expeditions to high adventure bases like Philmont, Northern Tier, or our own Log Cabin Wilderness. x

HAT Leave No Trace An introduction to the Principles of Leave No Trace and low impact camping x

HAT Comfort BackpackingNEW! - Introduce trial comfort pronciples & concepts as a means to introduce light weight principles and concepts. Encourage you to use only what is actually useful, not what the

outdoor industry & companies would like you to use. Show the benefits of pursuing simplicity. Outline the advantages of comfort, safety, convenience, & durability. 2 Periodsx x

HATOrienteering for Adults

ScoutersThis session introduces proven techniques you can use to teach your scouts this valuable sport in the form of an enjoyable game. (2 Periods) x

HAT Survival Basic survival skills are essential for everyone who's active in the outdoors. This course will cover the fundamentals that just might save your life. x

HAT Trek SafelyYoung people today seek increasingly challenging activities many of which involve the backcountry. Learn the BSA’s recommended procedure for organizing outdoor treks.

Become aware of the seven points of trek safely and receive your Certificate. CERTIFICATION COURSEx

HAT Climb on Safely Before you can undertake any climbing related activity and file that tour plan, this class is a must. Learn the dos and don'ts of climbing activities within the BSA. x

Venturing

YouthWhat is Venturing

NEW! -ANYTHING you have ever wanted to know about Venturing! Officer positions, trainings, Jamborees, Venturing Officer Associations, awards, ILSC, Powder Horn, Kodiak,

activities, and so much more! We will answer ALL of your Venturing questions with a panel of experienced Venturers and Advisors. YOUTH & ADULTSx

Venturing

Youth

How to find a

Consultant

NEW! - How do you find a consultant to work with your crew? What is a consultant? What is their purpose in working with your crew? Come find out all about consultants! YOUTH

& ADULTSx

Venturing

Youth

Troop & Crew

Concurrent Enrollment

Are you a current Boy Scout who wants MORE adventure in your life? Well then Venturing is for you! You can be in a Crew and a Troop AT THE SAME TIME! Come find out how!

YOUTH & ADULTSx

Venturing

YouthEve on the Trail Women come learn how to handle Eve on the Trail so you can still enjoy the great outdoors! YOUTH & ADULTS - FEMALES ONLY x

Venturing

Youth

How to run a successful

& fun Crew meeting

NEW! - Do your crew meetings seem a tad boring or do they have low attendance? Come to this session and learn how to liven up your meetings but still carry out crew business.

YOUTH ONLYx

Venturing

Youth Awards & Recognitions

Do you know all about the Venturing awards? What about all of the specific requirements? What about places to earn the awards? Come to this session to find out everything you

have wanted to know about the Venturing awards & recognitions! YOUTH & ADULTSx

Venturing

AdultsHere's Venturing Learn the basics of the Venturing program and what your role is as an Advisor. x

Venturing

Adults

Resources & Program

Planning Learn how to use your resources as a leader to run a successful and effective program. x

Venturing

AdultsAdvancement Basics

Learn the Advisor’s role in the Advancement process to help your youth.x

Venturing

AdultsILSC Learn the components of the ILSC training program to be able to put one on for your own unit/ district/council. x

Venturing

Adults

Youth Protection for

Venturing

This required course will cover not only basic Youth Protection, but also issues arising among adolescents, and those associated with drugs and alcohol. ADULTS ONLY (2

Periods)x x

Youth

Introduction to

Leadership Skill for

Troops (ILST)

ILST teaches Scouts about unit leadership role and equip them with skills to fulfill those responsibilities. Be a role model for younger Scouts YOUTH ONLY - 3 Periods x x x

Youth Outdoor CookingNEW! - Tired of cooing on a stove or eating the same old foil dinners? Get some basic recipes that you can use on your next camping trip. Learn secrets of Dutch Oven cooking

for those good eating time when you are not backpacking.x

Youth Merit Badge Procedures NEW! - Come find out the best way to plan and manage working on your merit badges. Obtain tips on how to successfully work with counselors and how and when to begin. x

YouthTraining Youth Leaders

at the Unit Level

NEW! - In addition to SPL and Patrol Leader, learn about all the other Troop leadership positions: Scribe, Historian, Quartermaster, Chaplain's Aide, Troop Guide, and most

important of all -- Den Chief! Knowledge is power! Get a great start by finding out how important these are to your Troop's operation and how you can apply your own creative

leadership! Offered Period 2 or Period 5

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Youth Leave no TraceYou don't have to sign up for Greenpeace to show respect for the environment. Come understand the outdoor skills and ethics involved in establishing and following the principles

of Leave No Trace.x

Youth Knots and LashingsLearn Boy Scout basic knots and lashings. This course will provide a hands

‐

on review of all knots, lashings, and hitches required for advancement and for constructing those

impressive campsite gateways. These skills were a staple of pioneer life and, therefore, a foundational element of Scoutingx

Adult Participants who complete the following six (6) sessions (Period 1-6) will receive their "Trained" Patch. CERTIFICATION COURSE




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YouthOrder of the Arrow in

your Troop

The OA supports the Scout troop and reinforces Scouting ideals. This course covers the purposes and principles of the Order of the Arrow (OA). The OA is a great place to make

new friends and have a great time. Find out about all the opportunities to get involved with your Chapter and Lodge from experienced OA youth in Scouting.x

Youth Outdoor CookingNEW! - Tired of cooing on a stove or eating the same old foil dinners? Get some basic recipes that you can use on your next camping trip. Learn secrets of Dutch Oven cooking

for those good eating time when you are not backpacking.x

Youth Service ProjectsNEW! - The course will discuss the essentials of service to others and provide project suggestions for regular rank advancement, merit badge requirements (i.e., Citizenship), and

Eagle Scout projects. Rank advancement and helping other Scouts, parents, units, sponsors and the community.x

YouthCOPE: (Challenging

Outdoor Personal

NEW! - Learn how COPE can be used to build confidence, team work, and communication skills in your youth. Games for teaching boys to work as a team or patrol, all while

having funx

Youth Scout Own Services How to conduct Scouts Own Services without offending or boring the Scouts. x

Youth The EDGE Model NEW! - Use leading EDGE and teaching EDGE to meet rank requirements. x

YouthCome work at Summer

CampHow and why being on Summer Camp Staff is the place to be for the summer. Learn the value of serving on staff. x

Youth Time ManagementHow do I fit scouts, school, sports, girls, my job and car into my busy schedule? Learn how to manage your time instead of time managing you; the power of delegating and defining

your special times to get the most out of life.x

YouthInternet Safety for

Scouting

NEW! - The Internet has brought many wonderful tools to Scouting. Along with benefits come many hidden dangers. Learn how to avoid the dangers and educate young people on

Internet Bullying and chat room safety. Helps with First Class Requirement #11.x

YouthBeen There, Done That,

Now What?NEW! - Does your Troop do the same old thing year after year? Great tips for adding new and exciting events and activities to your unit program. x


Los Angeles Area Council - 2012 University of Scouting - Course Selection

Course # Course Description Course # Course Description

Cub Scout College Youth College

CS101 Pack Committee Basic Training (Period 1-2) YC101 Merit Badge Procedures (Period 1)

CS102 Pack Trainer Basic Training (Period 2-3) YC102 Training Youth Leaders at the Unit Level (Period 2)

CS103 Cub Crafts (Period 4) YC103 Leave no Trace (Period 3)

CS104 Simple Knots are "Knot" Hard (Period 5-6) YC104 Knots & Lashings Period 4)

CS105 Cub Awards & Advancement (Period 1) YC105 Order of the Arrow and you Troop (Period 5)

CS106 Cooking with Cubs (Period 2-3) YC106 Outdoor Cooking (Period 6)

CS107 Cubmaster Basic Training (Period 4-5) YC107 Service Projects (Period 1)

CS108 Keeping the Outing in Cub Scouting (Period 6) YC108 COPE (Period 2)

CA109 Putting Core Values into your Pack Program (Period 1) YC109 Scouts Own Services (Period 3)

CS110 Leave no Trace (Period 2) YC110 The EDGE Model (Period 4)

CS111 Blue & Gold Celebration (Period 3) YC111 Come work at Summer Camp (Period 5)

CS112 Den Leaders Basic Training (Period 4-6) YC112 Time Management (Period 6)

CS113 Webelos Leaders Basic Training (Period 1-2) YC113 Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops (Period 1-3)

CS114 Webelos to Scout Transition (Period 3) YC114 Den Chief Training (Period 4-6)

CS115 Derbies, Rockets & Regattas (Period 4) YC115 Been There Done That, Now What? (Period 2)

CS116 Packmaster Software Training (Period 5) YC116 Internet Safety for Scouting (Period 1)

CS117 Cub Scout Day Camp (Period 6) YC117 Why you should go to NYLT (Period 3)

CS118 Delegating Duties & Preventing Burnout (Period 1) YC118 Eagle Scout Prep (Period 4)

CS119 Exciting Den & Pack Meetings (Period 4) YC119 Speaking in Front of Groups (Period 5)

CS120 Roundtable Discussion for Cub Leaders (Period 5) YC120 Communicating with Adults (Period 6)

CS121 BALOO (Period 1-6)

CS122 Whittling Chip (Period 6) Venturing College Youth

VC101 What is Venturing (Period 1)

Boy Scout College VC102 How to find a Consultant (Period 2)

BS101 Advancement Basics (Period 1-2) VC103 Troop & Crew Concurrent Enrollment (Period 3)

BS102 Bullying: Prevention & Intervention Tips (Period 3) VC104 Eve on the Trail - Females Only (Period 4)

BS103 The 12th Point (Period 4) VC105 How to run a Sucessful &Fun Crew Meeting (Period 5)

BS104 Scoutmaster Conference & Board of Reviews (Period 5) VC106 Awards & Recognitions (Period 6)

BS105 Merit Badge Counselor Training (Period 6)

BS106 Order of the Arrow and your Troop (Period 1) Venturing College Adults

BS107 How to run ILST for your Troop (Period 2)

BS108 The Eagle Process/Life to Eagle (Period 3) VC107 Here's Venturing (Period 1)

BS109 Eagle Service Projects (Period 4) VC108 Resources & Program Planning (Period 2)

BS110 Webelos to Scout Transition (Period 5) VC109 Advancement (Period 3)

BS111 Troop Committee Challenge (Period 6) VC110 ILCS (Period 4)

BS112 On-Line Advancement (Period 1-2) VC111 Youth Protection for Venturing (Period 5-6)BS113 On-Line Advancement (Period 3-4)

BS114 On-Line Advancement (Period 5-6)

BS115 SM & ASM Leader Specific Training (Period 1-6) High Adventure College

HA101 High Adventure Tour Basics (Period 1)

HA102 Trail Boss (Period 2)

General Studies College HA103 Local Outdoor Opportunities (Period 3)

GS101 This is Scouting (Period 1) HA104 Trail Food (Period 4)

GS102 Rangemaster Training (Period 1-3) HA105 High Adventure Guided Tours (Period 5)

GS103 Rangemaster Training (Period 4-6) HA106 Leave No Trace (Period 6)

GS104 Youth Protection (Period 6) HA107 Comfort Backpacking (Period 1-2)

GS105 Geo-Scouting (Period 3) HA108 Orienteeering for Adults (Period 5)

GS106 Geo-Scouting (Period 4) HA109 Survival (Period 3)

GS106 Scouting with Special Needs (Period 1) HA110 Trek Safely (Period 4)

GS107 Adult/Youth Leader Training (Period 2) HA111 Climb on Safely (Period 6)

GS108 Religious Emblems Program (Period 4)

GS109 Effective Use of Social Media & Technology (Period 2)

GS110 Map & Compass (Period 5 & 6)

GS111 Health & Safety (Period 2)

GS112 Campmaster (Period 3)

GS113 Be A Scout (Period 4)

GS114 Messengers of Peace (Period 3)

GS115 CPR Certification (Period 1-3)

GS116 CPR Certification (Period 4-6)

GS117 Basic First Aid (Period1-3)

GS118 Basic First Aid (Period 4-6)

GS119 Music & Your Meeting (Period 1)

GS120 Unit Trainer (Period 5)

Adult Participants who complete all six (6) sessions will receive their "Trained Patch.

Name

Address

City/St/Zip

Phone Work/Cell Home

E-mail

District Unit Scout Position

Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 Period 4 Period 5 Period 6

8:35 AM 9:45 AM 10:55 AM 1:10 PM 2:20 PM 3:30 PM

PLEASE RETURN TO: REGISTRATION: All Fees include LUNCH

Los Angeles area Council, BSA ______$22 Received by Nov 25th, 2012

Attn: University of Scouting ______$32 for all AFTER Nov 25th, 2012

2333 Scout Way ______$10 Staff/Instructor Fee

Los Angeles, CA 90026 ______$15 Child Care Registration per Youth (Ages 3-10)

Registration Fees

Child Care $15/ea (M/F) Age

Den Chief Book $10

CPR &/or First Aid $25/ea

Cooking with Cubs $5/ea

Rangemaster $10/ea

Total Fee Enclosed

Credit Card Info: (Circle One) MasterCard Visa American Express

Name on Credit Card Credit Card #

Expiration Date Signature

Driving Directions to St. Paul High School

Name of Child:

2012 University of Scouting Mail-in Registration Form

On-line registration & information available at www.boyscoutsla.org

Current Selection: Place course title. Note - Some courses exceed 1 hour

1st Choice

2nd Choice

St. Paul High School9635 Greenleaf AveSanta Fe Springs, CA 90670

From 605 Frwy exit Telegraph Rd and head East. Continue 2.5 miles to Greenleaf Ave, turn left. High School on west side of street. Follow Signs to General Parking Lot.

Documents

BSA Los Angeles Area Council University of Scouting 2012