University of Scouting Schedule 2007

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University Staff

 

Provost:                                                      Melissa R. Lukehart
Dean of Cub Scouting:                              Ruth Herring
Dean of Boy Scouting:                              open
Dean of Venturing:                                    open
Dean of Commissioner Science:             Don Backer

Instructors:
Chris Pistner, Mel Sonnleitner, Glenda Bounanducci, Karl Ross, Bill Phierman, Greg Pistner, Dan Karrasch, Kristen Brubaker, Steve Allen, Etta Huss, Frank Mischler, Don Backer, Ruth Herring, Kim Whitney, Todd Peine and Larry Lukehart.


 

Course Descriptions

  General Education Classes – Required Training Courses

New Leader Essentials – Required for ALL degrees.

This is required training for all new leaders (Cub Scout and Boy Scout). It will provide you with the foundation of the Boy Scouts of America program.

Youth Protection – Required ANNUAL Training for ALL degrees.

This course will enable Scout Leaders and parents to recognize indicators of abuse, when they see/hear them. This is AHC required training.

Guide to Safe Scouting

The purpose of the Guide to Safe Scouting is to prepare adult leaders to conduct Scouting activities in a safe and prudent manner. The policies and guidelines have been established because of the real need to protect members from known hazards that have been identified through ninety-plus years of experience. Limitations on certain activities should not be viewed as stumbling blocks; rather, policies and guidelines are best described as stepping-stones toward safe and enjoyable adventures.

General Elective Classes

Internet Recharter and Advancement

This is a guided review and in-depth discussion of the on-line training documentation for both of these on-line tools.  In addition to covering the manual input methods provided in the on-line training documents, you will be taught how to upload a Scoutnet-compatible advancement file from one of the popular Scouting programs, such as Troopmaster or Packmaster.

Teaching Whittlin’ Chit & Woodcarving MB

How to Run an Event

Starting from day one all the way through the event to the meeting after the event is over. We will cover everything in between so an event is run properly.

Cub Scout Required Classes

 Cub Scout Leader Specific Training

This is required training for all new Cub Scout Leaders.

 Tiger Cub Leader Specific Training

This is required training for all new Tiger Cub leaders.

 Cub Scout Wolf & Bear Leader Specific Training

This is required training for all new Cub Scout Den Leaders.

 Cub Scout Committee Leader Specific Training

This is required training for all new Cub Scout Committee members.

 Webelos Den Leader Specific Training

This is required training for all new Webelos Den Leaders.

 Cubmaster Leader Specific Training

This is required training for all new Cubmasters.

 

Cub Scout Elective Classes

Cub Scout Craft Ideas

Do you like to do crafts? Would you like to try something new? Come to this class and see some new and old ideas!

Cub Scout Songs and Skits

I’ don’t like skits! I’m not comfortable performing before a group!” – Have you heard these moans and groans? Join us for some sure-fire ways to get the guys out of their shells.

Packmaster-Computerized Advancement

In this course you will learn the fundamentals of operating the popular Packmaster program, designed to track Cub Scouts and their advancements and cutting down the time required to do so.

Edible Crafts

Blue & Gold Planning

This is the biggest event of the Scouting Year. Learn how to put together a party that really means something.

Running a School Night Roundup

How to prepare for a successful recruiting drive for your Pack.

 

Boy Scout Interest Classes

Basic Knots

Learn the uses for and how to tie all the knots for Tenderfoot, 2nd Class and 1st Class. See how to use these knots to start lashings.

Conducting Board of Reviews

Advanced Knots and Lashings

Go beyond the basic Scout knots; explore creative rope work including the Turk’s head, monkey’s fist, and other interesting knots.

Troop Service Projects

Put some innovation into troop service projects. Come to discover and share project ideas.

Intro to High Adventure

This course will cover how to plan that first adventure experience; procedures and guidelines.

High Adventure

Places to go, things to do, plan that high adventure trip of a lifetime.

Planning an Eagle Scout Court of Honor

Climb on Safely

Designed for unit climbing/rappelling, Climb on Safely, NO. 20-099, is the BSA’s recommended procedure for organizing and managing climbing and rappelling activities at all levels of the Scouting program: Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouting, Webelos Scouting, Boy Scouting, Varsity Scouting, and Venturing. It offers guidance for climbing and rappelling at natural sites and at specifically designed facilities, including climbing towers and fixed portable walls.

Dutch Oven Cooking (This is an all day class)

Learn the time-earned secrets of Dutch Oven cooking from the masters! This is a class you won’t want to miss. If you can cook it in an oven, it can be done outdoors in a Dutch Oven. Learn how! Lunch is what you cook!

Teaching Leatherwork

Troopmaster (Boy Scout Computer Program)

In this course you will learn the fundamentals of operating the popular Troopmaster program, designed to track Boy Scouts and their advancements and cutting down the time required to do so.

Creative Campfires

Pick up some helpful hints for planning and performing a fun and funny campfire program.

 

 

 

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