Adult Training Sessions

(6 hrs across two sessions): Learn and practice the attitudes and skills that good leaders demonstrate. The course is a series of lessons divided into three modules: Leading Self, Leading Others, and Leading Crews. This training takes place across two 3-hour sessions. Open to ages 14-20.  Session 1: Mon 7/24, 1p-4p; Session 2: Tues 7/25, …

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Want to work with your local veterans groups for projects, parades, awards, and other resources? See some ideas on how to work with your local groups to find service projects, civic events, flag ceremony, etc. A way to communicate with your local groups to get things done and have a good relationship to assist each …

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Whether you are a Jamboree Unit Leader or Jamboree Staff member, if you are also currently registered in a Unit Service position locally, in an NST, or nationally, you are invited to an ice cream social with Scott Sorrels (National Commissioner), Larry Chase (National Commissioner Service Chair), and members of the National Commissioner Service Team …

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Scouting doesn’t end. (1 hr) (For any interested adults) Get a hands-on feel for the Older Youth Programs of the BSA; find out what makes VESSI (Venturing, Explorers, Sea Scouts, and International Scouting) special, and learn how YOUR unit can benefit from the presence of Older Youth Programs in your council! Earn your training key …

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Ever wonder why you keep taking action in the same way over and over again even if you’re committed to doing better? It’s a challenge for many young leaders, particularly for those who are dedicated to having more diversity in their organization. Discover the key to breaking free from your biases and learn powerful techniques …

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