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U of S - 2019 Course Schedule Update: 1/10/2019

Included for

2019y

Program Course # 2019 Course Title DescriptionPeriod 1

9:00 - 9:50

Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

COM BCS201ACommissioner Basic Training ( 1/2

day)

Commissioner Basic Training: Required for

all Unit Commissioners. Prerequisite to all

courses. (1/2 Day)

BCS201A BCS201A BCS201A

COM BCS203BAssistant/District Commissioner

Training

Assistant/District Commissioner Training:

For all new District and Assistant District

Commissioners (3 hours)

BCS203B BCS203B BCS203B

COM COR-101

Chartered Organization

Representative Training ( for all

Committee members.)

This course will give you an overview of

Scouting; its mission, purpose and

organization. You will learn what your

responsibilities are as COR.

COR-101 COR-101 COR-101

CUB CUB-102Cub Scout Den Leader Specific

Training (1/2 Day Training)

C42 : Den Leader Specific Training. ( 3

period Block course) This 3 hour course

meets the mandatory training requirement

for Den Leaders and Assistant Den Leaders.

This course provides Cub Scout den leaders

with the basic information they need to

conduct successful den meetings.

CUB-102 CUB-102 CUB-102

CUB CUB-202 Tips for a Great Pack

Tips for a Great Pack: Covers topics such as

program year planning and budgeting,

techniques for soliciting and getting parent

participation, recruiting strategies,

incorporating community service into your

program and how to develop and retain

trained leaders.

CUB-202 CUB-202

CUB CUB-204 Exciting Campfire Programs

Campfire Program: Planning the campfire

itinerary; incorporating the 4 S’s for a

successful campfire – Songs, Stunts, Stories,

and Showmanship; and campfire safety.

Campfires are a fun part of Cub Scouting.

Get some new ideas in creating some safe,

innovative memorable campfires and

programs.

CUB-204 CUB-204

CUB CUB-206 GamesGames: Indoor, outdoor, fast, slow, physical

and mental. Let the games begin!CUB-206 CUB-206

CUB CUB-208 Sizzling Ceremonies

If you hand out awards in a Ziplock bag and

clap your congratulations, you are doing it

wrong! Cub Scouts work hard all year and

deserve proper recognition. Learn why we

use Ceremonies. Get ideas for your Pack.

They can be fun, memorable, solemn, funny

and or carry a theme. Students are asked to

bring a script for a ceremony to share.

Students will leave with at least 3 ceremony

scripts to bring back to their pack.

CUB-208 CUB-208

CUB CUB-210 The Multi-Rank Den

Small dens are a challenge for many packs.

While challenging, a den with scouts

working on different ranks can work.

Learn how to deliver a great program for

dens that span multiple ranks.

CUB-210 CUB-210

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9:00 - 9:50

Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

CUB CUB-220 Cubmaster-The Best Job Of All!

Cubmaster-The Best Job of All! Ideas for

Cubmasters on keeping your pack happy

through fun and creative pack meetings and

everything you need to know to become a

great Cubmaster. We'll cover the forms you

need to fill out, a list of Cub Scout

leadership personnel you should have, and

how to keep your pack running smoothly.

CUB-220 CUB-220

CUB CUB-226 Fun With Science

Fun With Science. You don't have to be Bill

Nye to show a kid that science is cool! Come

learn some fun "mad scientist" activities

you can do with your den, and what the

STEM program and SuperNova Awards are

about.

CUB-226

CUB CUB-270 Gathering Activities Galore

Gathering Activities Galore. Not everyone

always arrives at the same time or even on

time, so gathering activities can help any

group get through the first 5-10 minutes

before starting. Learn some games, openers,

& ice-breakers for every meeting & theme.

CUB-270 CUB-270

CUB CUB-280 Bullying

Bullying is incompatible with the principles

of Scouting and should be taken seriously

whenever and wherever it occurs. Unit

leaders should understand how to prevent

these incidents and be prepared to deal with

it proactively and thoughtfully.

CUB-280

CUB CUB-316 The Spectrum of Autism

The Spectrum of Autism: Most Scouts will

encounter boys with autism spectrum

disorders in their units, at camp and a

district/council events. Learn how to

recognize these boy's strengths and

difficulties and adapt your methods to work

with them

CUB-316

CUB CUB-321Awards beyond Rank for Cub

Scouts

Awards beyond Rank for Cub Scouts:

Learn what amazing awards are out there

for your youths to earn.

CUB-321

CUB CUB-315 Hiking with Cub Scouts

Review the six essentials of hiking with cub

scouts. Students will leave with a list of

hikes in each district for all levels and

abilities - from handicapped accessible for

all your families to more strenuous for your

Arrow of Light dens.

CUB-315 CUB-315

GEN GEN-100Chartered Organization Rep.

Training

This is the training course that is required

for any Chartered Organization

Representative to be considered as trained.

TRACK: Troop Committee

GEN-100 GEN-100 GEN-100


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9:00 - 9:50

Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

GEN GEN-102 District Key 3 ( 3 periods)

District Key 3: Basics: This is the

“orientation course” for the new District

Key 3. From 9:00 AM till lunch, we will

cover: team goals, job descriptions and

expectations for the District Key 3, district

operational committees, commissioner

structure, recruiting and succession

planning, professionals and volunteers

working together as a team, and what does a

District year look like.. Some comments

from last year – “This was worth my time

very much because it’s a vital training.”

“Was able to listen to experienced

volunteers as to what works for them as well

as instructor discussion with presentations.”

Commissioners can earn credit toward their

degree for this class.

GEN-102 GEN-102 GEN-102

GEN GEN-104 District Key 3 ( 3 periods)

District Key 3: Advanced: The is the follow

up course to “The Basics.”From 1:00 PM

till 4:00 pm. It focuses on developing a

“District Operational Plan,” a “Plan of

Action” and an “Accountability Plan.”

Whether brand new or experienced, this is

the class where we plan how to accomplish

the district goals set at the Council Planning

meeting each December. We turn numbers

into action items, and we share what has

worked and not worked across the Council

in years’ past. This is the workshop that

participants last year asked for more time.

It is now the afternoon starting after lunch.

It needs your District Key 3 to attend

together for your District to get the most

out of the planning and discussion.

GEN-104 GEN-104 GEN-104

GEN GEN-200 Water Filters and Purifiers

Water Filters and Purifiers: This session

clears up misunderstandings of water filters

and purifiers. We show examples of water

filters, how they work and try to clear up

any misconceptions of each method and

what they really do. This class includes a

handout with pump help, hint list and

includes information on different types of

filters and purifiers on the market.

GEN-200

GEN GEN-202Ad Altare Dei Adult Counselor

Training

AAD is the BSA Religious Emblem for

Catholic Scouts & Venturers in Grades 7-9.

AAD focus' discussions on the seven

sacraments as a means for spiritual growth.

Facilitators must be Catholic scouters that

have received this training and are

approved by their pastor and the CCOS

GEN-202


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9:00 - 9:50

Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

GEN GEN-204 PPXII Adult Counselor Training

Pope Pius XII is the BSA Religious Emblem

for Catholic Scouts & Venturers in Grades

10-12. PPXII deals with different life

choices, occupations & ministries as calls

from God. Facilitators must be Catholic

scouters that have received this training

and are approved by their pastor and the

CCOS.

GEN-204

GEN GEN-208 Backpacking Techniques

Backpacking: Techniques, gear, places and

everything that makes backpacking so

great!

GEN-208

GEN GEN-212First Aid in Back Country

Emergency Awareness

Wilderness First Aid: An introduction to

the mindset of victim rescue and patient

treatment in a remote location. Specifics on

legal obligations, lightning strikes, near

drowning, CPR, hypothermia and animal

attacks.

GEN-212 GEN-212

GEN GEN-216 Leave No Trace Camping

Leave No Trace Camping: What should or

shouldn't you do to have an

environmentally successful campout?

GEN-216

GEN GEN-218 Internet Safetykids and safe use of the Internet TRACK:

Scoutmaster; Venture AdvisorGEN-218 GEN-218

GEN GEN-220 The M&Ms of Scouting

The M&Ms of Scouting - Membership

Recruitment and Marketing. This session

will introduce the role and responsibilities

of the Unit Membership Chairperson. This

position was created in 2014 so units would

have a person with responsibilities for

marketing their unit in the community, and

managing the membership in their unit.

The session will be full of ideas on

promoting your unit, and suggested

methods for recruiting new members, youth

and adult. TRACK: Troop Committee; Cub

Scout Committee

GEN-220

GEN GEN-222 Fuels Safety Orientation

A hands‐on course presented for any unit

using liquid fuels in its outdoor program.

Yes, propane is a liquid fuel! ‐ Prior to

March,2014 this was considered required,

that is no longer the case. TRACK:

Cooking; EPrep

GEN-222

GEN GEN-224Understanding the Merit Badge

Process101

This course is an introduction to familiarize

any boy scout, especially young scouts, the

merit badge process. From "What is a

merit badge?" and "Who can I do a merit

badge with?" to "When do I get my merit

badge presented to me?". This is a great

introduction for 11‐13 year old scouts and

older scouts too! TRACK: New to Boy

Scouts

GEN-224 GEN-224

GEN GEN-226 Tracking Adult Training in the Unit

Tracking Adult Training in the Unit:

Tracking adult leader training is as

important as tracking the youth training.

Learn what is required for a trained leader,

how long the training is good for and how it

plays into the JTE requirements. Every

Scout deserves a trained leader.

GEN-226


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9:00 - 9:50

Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

GEN GEN-232 Interfaith Services for Scout Units

Interfaith Services for Scout Units: The Boy

Scouts of America added the Twelfth Point

of the Scout Law, "A Scout is reverent," to

the original points of the Law created by

Lord Baden Powell, the founder of

Scouting. Scouting at every level is meant to

underscore our Duty to God, just as we

work with Cubs, Scouts, and Venturers to

see them grow into mentally, physically, and

morally well-developed American citizens.

This course will give participants pointers

on conducting services that will give the

youth in our Cub, Scout, and Venturing

programs positive experiences in worship

that transcend the diverse faith

communities represented in a given Pack,

Troop, or Crew.

GEN-232

GEN GEN-234 Community Service

Community Service: How can your unit

serve its community? There are many ways

you've probably never thought about.

GEN-234

GEN GEN-236 Vegetarian Cooking

Vegetarian Cooking: will share some tips

about supporting vegetarian

Scouts/Scouters in your Troop/Pack,

provide sample recipes, and will have

vegetarian snacks to sample.

GEN-236 GEN-236

GEN GEN-238Teaching Leadership in the

Outdoors

Teaching Leadership in the Outdoors:

What are the core leadership skills in the

outdoors? Then developing these skills in

the Scouts outdoors. Learning to stand back

and let the Leadership develop in the

Outdoors. Using the Outdoors to further

your units programs.

GEN-238

GEN GEN-240Establishing a Unit Religious

Emblems Program

Establishing a Unit Religious Emblems

Program: In this class, you will learn how to

build, promote and deliver a unit religious

emblems (RE) program. Actual examples

of how a RE program was built for a Cub

Scout pack will be shared as an example.

You will also learn how to leverage parents,

the local parish/religious institution pastor

or leader. In addition, you will learn what

BSA RE promotional literature and

publications are available to assist you in

building your unit program.

GEN-240

GEN GEN-242

What is an Eagle Coach? Eagle

Project Planning & Eagle

Application

Roles and responsibilities of an eagle coach.

The Eagle Project Planning, developing,

and carrying out the eagle project. The

application and advancement reports

GEN-242 GEN-242

GEN GEN-244Cyber Chip ( Cub Scout and Boy

Scout)

Today's youth are spending more time than

even using digital media. To help families

and volunteers keep youth safe while online

and to integrate media into our programs

the BSA introduced the CyberChip as an

additional Youth Protection program

GEN-244


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9:00 - 9:50

Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

GEN GEN-248The Role of the BSA Chaplain and

Chaplain Aide

The role of the BSA Chaplain and Chaplain

Aide is more than just getting someone to

say Grace. This course will give

participants pointers on conducting services

that will give the youth in our Cub, Scout

and Venturing programs positive

experiences in worship that transcend

multiple faiths

GEN-248

GEN GEN-250Scoutbook: Chat with National

Scoutbook User Advisory Council

Scoutbook is now FREE for all Units (as of

January 2019). You and your Unit can get

the latest info here. The Founding

Scoutbook User Advisory Council

Chairman will be available for two class

periods to answer your questions. These

class periods are available for Leaders,

Parents, and Scouts and are not affiliated

with any of our other program tracks. (They

are like having free electives at school.)

GEN-250 GEN-250

GEN GEN-270Supporting Scouts With

ADHA/Special Needs

Scouts With Special Needs Ever had one of

those youths that just tested your patience

or abilities to the limit? Come find out tips

on dealing with scouts with special needs

including autism, downs syndrome, hearing

disorders, learning disorders, and physical

disabilities. Also get tips on dealing with

normal youths; we all know they can be full

of energy at their age. Learn how to involve

all youths in Cub Scout activities.

GEN-270

GEN GEN-280 Bullying







GEN-280

GEN GEN-302 NJS Museum of Scouting Program

NJS Museum of Scouting Program: Learn

how to leverage museums in your Scouting

program. Perfect for Cub Scout leaders and

Boy Scout leaders for advancement projects

as well as community service. NJS Dept. of

State offerings scout program on

Astronomy, archaeology and others

GEN-302

GEN GEN-304 Nutrition & Physical Fitness

Nutrition & Physical Fitness: ways to keep

nutrition and physical fitness integral in the

scouting activities , for youth and adults

GEN-304

GEN GEN-306 STEM Orientation

An overview of Science, Technology,

Engineering, and Math Merit badges, how

STEM applies to everyday living and the

world around them, related careers and

merit badge counselors. There will be some

hands‐on displays illustrating some STEM

principles. Nova award requirements will

also be discussed. TRACK: STEM

GEN-306 GEN-306


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9:00 - 9:50

Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

GEN GEN-312 Wood Carving for Adult

Learn the basics of a great craft from

choosing the wood to applying the finish.

Then, we’ll start carving a simple

neckerchief slide. The blank will be

provided but bring your own carving knife

or small pocket knife. We will also touch on

some other Scout carving projects. Limit 15

‐ Material Fee $5.00.

GEN-312 GEN-312

GEN GEN-314 Public Relations for Your Unit

Public Relations for Your Unit: Get the

word out - promote your unit and scouting

and the same time. Learn how to get events,

photos and stories published.

GEN-314

GEN GEN-316 The Spectrum of Autism


encounter youths with autism spectrum



recognize these youth's strengths and


with them

GEN-316

GEN GEN-320 Geocaching to Promote Scouting

Geocaching to Promote Scouting: Learn

how to set up a geocaching course or how to

use public courses in your unit. Scout is "a

game with a purpose." Geocaching is the

game, learn its purpose.

GEN-320

GEN GEN-324 Successful Unit Fundraising

Successful Unit Fundraising: Where is the

money and how can you get it into your

unit, let’s discuss!

GEN-324

GEN GEN-326New Technology Tools

(my.scouting.org)

New Technology Tools (my.scouting.org):

Learn about the new My.Scouting website

and applications. Mobile devices, social

media, augmented reality, etc. - your Scouts

understand it, do you?

GEN-326

GEN GEN-328Advancement for Members with

Special Needs

Advancement for Members with Special

Needs How to register a member beyond the

age of accountability. How to apply for

alternative requirements.

GEN-328

GEN GEN-330How Training Can Put the WOW

In Your Program

How Training Can Put the WOW In Your

Program - Come learn how advanced

training can make a huge difference in your

program and how your leaders and boys

perceive scouting.

GEN-330

GEN GEN-332 After Wood Badge, What Now?

After Wood Badge, What Now? You've

completed the course, worked your ticket,

and you have (or are about to get) your

beads. How do you apply what you learned

to serve God, country, community, your

unit(s), and yourself? Also learn about the

Philmont Leadership Challenge - a course

designed to let you practice your leadership

skills.

GEN-332

GEN GEN-334 Building Confidence in the Boy

Building Confidence in the Boy Do we

ever have boys that leave Boy Scouts and

get ready to go on with life and on missions

and still lack the confidence in himself to be

successful? This session will help you learn

how to build a boy’s confidence so he can be

successful.

GEN-334


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9:00 - 9:50

Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

GEN GEN-336Conducting Meaningful

Reflections

Conducting Meaningful Reflections Don’t

miss this great session about how to make

Scouting more meaningful and effective,

and to really deliver powerful learning

experiences.

GEN-336

GEN GEN-338 Dutch Oven Cooking: The Basics

Dutch Oven Cooking: The Basics In this

session, we’ll introduce the beginner to the

Dutch oven, learn about a basic one-pot

meal with proper heat from charcoal, and

how to shop for and care for a Dutch oven.

GEN-338

GEN GEN-340 What is the Order of the Arrow

What is the Order of the Arrow? Learn

about Scouting's National Honor Society

and how participation in the Order of the

Arrow helps a young man crystalize the

values of brotherhood, cheerfulness and

service scouting in his life. Learn how the

Order of the Arrow can help your troop do

an even better job of teaching the values of

scouting to young men.

GEN-340

GEN GEN-342 What is Wood Badge?

What is Wood Badge? Wood Badge is the

ultimate personal and professional growth

training program designed for all adult

Scouters involved with Cub Scouting, Boy

Scouting, Varsity Scouting and Venturing,

as well as district and council leaders. Find

out how this training opportunity will

enhance your Scouting, personal, and

professional leadership and team skills.

GEN-342

GEN GEN-344 Training Course Directorships

Training Course Directorships: Roles and

responsibilities of a course director for

NYLT, Woodbadge, IOLS and Powder

Horn

GEN-344

GEN GEN-346How to run a successful

recruitment campaign.

Do you want more youth in your unit?

Running a successful recruiting campaign is

not difficult if you have the right tools for

the job. In this session, we’ll spend time

sharing the hints, tips, and techniques that

local units have used to grow their youth

membership substantially. No matter how

much school access your unit has, this

course will be beneficial if you are leading a

Pack, Troop, or Crew.

GEN-346

GEN GEN-348

How is the Council funded?

(Understanding the Family Friends

of Scouting campaign)

Every year people give money to the Family

and Community Friends of Scouting

campaigns. Unfortunately, many volunteers

and families have no clue what happens

with that money. This session is a look at

what happens with the funding provided

through the various fundraising campaigns.

The session is going to explain to you how

we collect it, why we do it, and where we

spend it. You can then share this

information with others within your unit.

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9:00 - 9:50

Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

GEN GEN-354 Marketing your unit to the public.

This course will show you how to develop a

strong unit marketing campaign to share

your story. Today we are surrounded by

many types of media. As we read the paper,

scroll through our Facebook feeds, and look

at great photos on Instagram, we often miss

our chance to promote the positive impact

that Scouting is having in our local

communities as a whole. Whether it is a

recruitment event, an awards ceremony, an

Eagle Court of Honor, or an

acknowledgement of our ‘Daily Good

Turns,’ it is our responsibility as a

community to share the information with

the public. The more we talk about

Scouting, the more people will see it, want to

be a part of it, and support it.

GEN-354

GEN GEN-356

Summer camp programs; a. Cub

Scout Resident at Camp Hart;

b. Cub Scout Day Camp; c.Boy

Scout Resident at Ockanickon

Washington Crossing Council offers a

number of opportunities for all of our youth

to experience an outdoor program each

summer. This course will spend some time

to look at each of these opportunities. Come

prepared to discuss what you need as a unit

leader for camp promotions so you can

make an informed decision. Youth who

experience an outdoor program during the

summer have a tendency to stay in Scouting

longer. Let’s work together to deliver this

opportunity to all.

GEN-356

GEN GEN-360OSR – An under-utilized

opportunity.

Ockanickon Scout Reservation (OSR) is

more than a 8-week summer camp facility.

Whether you have been to OSR for a unit

camping trip, a District event, a training

session, or for a meeting, OSR is available

for use throughout the year for all ages.

Come talk with Washington Crossing

Council’s Director of Program and a few

volunteers to hear about what opportunities

are available for the youth in your program.

This session is intended to be a discussion

group on OSR facilities, programs, and the

sharing of ideas for future programming.

GEN-360

GEN GEN-362The positive impact Journey To

Excellence can have on your unit.

When Journey to Excellence was

introduced, it was intended as a measure of

successful units. Those units who use JTE

can plan and chart a course to make them

more successful than they currently are.

Most of the time, they are simple changes,

but if we look at every piece of the JTE

scorecard and implement changes in the

areas we are lagging, we as leaders will

ultimately be offering a quality program for

boys. It's what they deserve!

GEN-362


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Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

GEN Gen-364 International Scouting

Interested in learning more about Scouting

around the world? In this session we will

review information on the World Scouting

organization, events both local and global,

awards, international camps and more.

Learn about available resources and

programs to expand knowledge about global

Scouting and ideas for involving Scouts

locally.

Gen-364

GEN GEN-214 Knots & Lashings

Learn the uses for and how to tie all the

knots for the Tenderfoot, 2nd Class, and

First Class Scout ranks. See how to use

these knots to start lashings.

GEN-214

GEN Gen-368Campfire chat exchange on

camping locations

Bring your tales of camping gone great, and

camping gone oh so wrong. Join us in a

roundtable discussion of great local

camping locations and what makes a trip

truly memorable. This is not a seminar, but

rather an exchange of knowledge on where

to take your pack, troop, or crew, as well as

where not to.

Gen-368 Gen-368

GEN Gen-370Campfire chat for ideas on running

"GIRL" troops

Bring your experiences in starting a girl

troop, what resources you have used, what

marketing techniques. Do you have

experience with girls in Crews? Help others

as they start their journeys with girl

troops... informal discussion and war story

exchange

Gen-370 Gen-370

GEN Gen-372Campfire chat for ideas on

integrating girls into Packs

Bring your experiences in having girls

involved in Packs. What barriers have you

overcome so that you might help others with

no/little experience. How did you market to

girls?... informal discussion

Gen-372

PhD PhD-101UoS Masters - Doctorate

Preparation Course

This course is an introductory to the PhD

Program for the WCC U of S. We will

review the pre-requisites and requirements.

Part of the requirement does include 3

goals to be completed within a specific time

and an explore thesis topics, take additional

courses and teaching at UoS.

PhD-101

VEN EXP101 Exploring Explosion

Learn about the exploring program and

opportunities that are available to older

scouts.

EXP101

VEN SEA101 Intro to Sea Scouts

Come learn about Sea Scouts. This is a

specialized segment of the Venturing

program, which was organized to address

members' boating skills and promote

knowledge of our maritime heritage.

SEA101

VEN VEN-102Venture Advisor Specific (ALL

DAY COURSE)

Basic information adults will need to help

youth leaders manage a crew. This course

aligns with the new Venturing program.

TRACK: Venture Advisor

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Period 2 10:00 -

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Period 3 11:00

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Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

VEN VEN106Introduction to LeadershipSkills

for Crews ILSC (5 Full periods)

The Introduction to Leadership Skills for

Crews (ILSC) course was created to help

Venturers learn and practice the attitudes

and skills effective leaders demonstrate.

Practicing and mastering these skills within

the crew will provide Venturers with

positive leadership experiences in and

outside of the crew.

VEN106 VEN106 VEN106 VEN106 VEN106

VEN VEN-112 Outdoor Ethics Orientation

The BSA has expanded Leave No Trace and

retitled it Outdoor Ethics. This hands‐on

course will expose youth and adults of all

BSA programs Cubs ‐ Venturing and yes,

even Sea Scouting to the philosophy, skills

and techniques of using the outdoors

wisely. This course is required for the

completion of the new Outdoor Ethics

awards. Get the latest and greatest updates

as presented at the BSA National Outdoor

Ethics conference held in the fall of 2014. If

you do anything in the out of doors and how

can you not, if you are involved in Scouting,

you need this session! TRACK: High

Adventure; Conservation; Venture Advisor

VEN-112

VEN VEN-200Introduction to Wilderness and

Remote First Aid

Introduction to Wilderness and Remote

First Aid: All the WHOs? WHATs?

WHENs? and WHYs?

VEN-200

VEN VEN-206Outdoor Leadership & Risk

Management

Outdoor Leadership & Risk Management:

Information from the AMC Guide to

Outdoor Leadership. Includes risk

management issues important to trek

leaders on any high adventure trek

VEN-206

VEN VEN-216High Adventure for Venturing

Crews

High Adventure for Venturing Crews

Adventure is a key pillar to Venturing, but

it means different things to different people.

This session covers tips and tricks to

bringing adventure to your Venturing

Crew. It’s more than just great scenery. It’s

adding a great program to your annual high

adventure activities. Council events,

National High Adventure camps, and even

STEM will be discussed!

VEN-216

VEN VEN-220CrewCommittee Challenge (4 full

periods)

Basic information adults will need to help

youth leaders manage a crew as a Venturing

Crew Committee Chair or Committee

Member. This course aligns with the new

Venturing program. TRACK: Venturing

Committee

VEN-220 VEN-220 VEN-220 VEN-220

VEN VEN-222 Personal Safety Awareness

This training deals with issues facing our

young adults today. The vignette covers

acquaintance rape, peer sexual harassment,

stalking, suicide, and Internet safety. This

training addresses head-on the issues facing

youth.

VEN-222


WWC



9:00 - 9:50

Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

VEN VEN-224Project Management (3 full

periods)

The goal of this course is to provide a

Venturer with an understanding of project

management and the tools, techniques and

templates that you can use to effectively

work on a project successfully. Outlined are

steps that will enable you and your team to

plan and manage a project from conception

to conclusion; in this process, you'll meet

everyone's expectations. The course will in

plain everyday words explain how a project

manager and team can effectively: define

the project, organize the work, create a

plan, and work the plan to a successful

conclusion.

VEN-224 VEN-224 VEN-224

VEN VEN-226Goal-Setting and Time-

Management (3 full periods)

This course will provide a fun, interactive

experience while learning Time

Management. This course introduces

established methods for improving

a Venturer’s ability to effectively manage a

daily timeline in his or her life. Completing

this training module will fulfill the

Venturing Discovery Award requirement

for the goal setting-time management

training course.

VEN-226 VEN-226 VEN-226

VEN VEN-228Mentoring for Venturing Crews (2

full periods)

Mentoring for Venturing Crews is designed

to help Venturers understand how to

mentor other members of the crew and

appreciate the role mentoring plays in

personal growth and leadership for both the

mentee and mentor. After completing this

training, an experienced Venturer will be

able to successfully mentor a less-

experienced Venturer through the

planning and execution of a crew adventure.

VEN-228 VEN-228 VEN-228 VEN-228

VEN VEN-280Aims and Methods of Venturing;

Crew Leadership

The purpose of this course module is to

Outline the Basics of the Venturing

Program, State the Aims of Scouting,

Explain How Venturings Achieves the Aims

of Scouting. We will also identify the

principle Crew Leadership Positions and

categorize the principle Crew Leadership

Positions.

VEN-280

VEN VEN-282

The Chartered Organization; Crew

Committee Organization and

Responsibilities


describe the relationship between the

chartered organization and the Crew,

summariaze the Crew's responsibilities to

the Chartered Organization, and explain

the Chartered Organization

Representative's role and responsibilities.

We will also discuss the organization of the

Crew Committee and explain the

duties/functions of the Crew Commitee.

VEN-282


WWC



9:00 - 9:50

Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

VEN VEN-284Selecting & RetainingAdult

Leaders; Advisor Responsibilities


discuss qualities to look for when selecting

Crew Advisors, Describe the way to recruit

new Committee Members, and to state the

purpose of the Program Capability

Inventory. We will also discuss the main

responsibilies of the Crew Advisor(s)

identify the events in the life of a Crew

where the advisor(s) have an impact.

VEN-284

VEN VEN-286Understanding Venturers and

Venturing Recognition


discuss the typical developmental

characteristics of Venturing-age youth and

young adults, Identify effective leadership

styles to motivate Venturers, and to

Perform a reflection. We will also discuss

the Venturing areas of program emphasis,

define the opportunities for Venturing

recognition, list the Venturing skill-based

and STEM awards, and explain the purpose

of the Advisor conference and the board of

review.

VEN-286

VEN VEN-288Annual Venturing Program

Planning


name the three phases of the program

planning process, identify the purpose of the

Program Capability Inventory, identify the

purpose of the Venturing Activity Interest

Survey, and to list the steps of the program

planning conference

VEN-288

YLD YLD-010Den Chief Training (ALL DAY

COURSE)

Calling all Scouts wishing to become den

chiefs, and untrained den chiefs. This course

will train you to successfully meet your den

chief responsibilities and help deliver the

cub program. It will also help you work

with adult den leaders to plan and execute

both skill and fun based den activities. All

participants will receive a trained patch and

items that will help you grow in this

important leadership position.

YLD-010 YLD-010 YLD-010 YLD-010 YLD-010 YLD-010

YLD YLD-020SPL Academy ( for youth only - all

day course)

The purpose of the SPL Academy course is

to teach Scouts with leadership positions

about their new roles and how to most

effectively reach success in that role. This

course is a mix of class room learning and

fun team building exercises It is intended to

help Scouts in leadership positions within

their troop understand their responsibilities

and to equip them with organizational and

leadership skills to fulfill those

responsibilities. Additionally this experience

is an excellent preparation for any scout

interested in taking NYLT. This course will

satisfy the ILST or CLSTrequirement of

any female youth 13YO or older regardless

of rank interested in applying to NYLT

(every scout must be 14YO or 13YO and

have

YLD-020 YLD-020 YLD-020 YLD-020 YLD-020 YLD-020


WWC



9:00 - 9:50

Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

SCT COR-101

Chartered Organization

Representative Training ( for all

Committee members.)

This course will give you an overview of

Scouting; its mission, purpose and

organization. You will learn what your

responsibilities are as COR.

COR-101 COR-101 COR-101

SCT SCT-100ASM/ASM Leader Specific Training

Periods 1 class held over ( 1,2,3,5)

SM/ASM Leader Specific Training:

Required leader-specific training for all

adults with SM/ASM positions. Periods (

1,2,3,5)

SCT-100A SCT-100A SCT-100A

SCT SCT-110AMerit Badge Counseling ( 2 full

periods)

This session is designed for all new and

veteran merit badge counselors or adults

interested in becoming a counselor. We will

explore techniques that will help us become

more effective, promote uniformity in the

methods of merit badge counseling, and

provide a forum for discussing procedures,

expectations and record keeping. We will

also review BSA policies relating to serving

as a merit badge counselor, including the

absolute necessity of using the buddy

system. TRACK: Troop Committee , 2 full

periods for each course.

SCT-110A SCT-110A

SCT SCT-110BMerit Badge Counseling ( 2 full

periods)

This session is designed for all new and

veteran merit badge counselors or adults

interested in becoming a counselor. We will

explore techniques that will help us become

more effective, promote uniformity in the

methods of merit badge counseling, and

provide a forum for discussing procedures,

expectations and record keeping. We will

also review BSA policies relating to serving

as a merit badge counselor, including the

absolute necessity of using the buddy

system. TRACK: Troop Committee , 2 full

periods for each course.

SCT-110B SCT-110B

SCT SCT-202 Patrol Cooking Techniques

Learn about patrol cooking methods, trail

food, and equipment in a fun and exciting

competition. Pit your creative thinking

abilities, team building skills, and

scouting‐skills to the test in this fast paced

problem solving match. Learn about trail

foods, cooking methods, stoves, fuels, and

safety while you compete to be the first to

solve patrol cooking conundrums. Win

points for creative use of resources,

avoiding pitfalls, and pairing food with

equipment and methods. Join us for 50

minutes of virtual cooking madness! Take

away a game set and play The Patrol

Cooking Game with your unit! TRACK:

New to Scouts

SCT-202 SCT-202

SCT SCT-204 Scout Led Troops

Scout Led Troops: Patrol method, patrol

leaders’ council, Troop leadership Training

with special emphasis on how to conduct

this training in your troop.

SCT-204 SCT-204

SCT SCT-206 Basic Knots

Learn how to whip and fuse a rope as well

as tie the seven required knots, including

clove hitch and the timber hitch needed for

lashing.

SCT-206


WWC



9:00 - 9:50

Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

SCT SCT-207 Wrap & Frap – The Art of Lashing

Learn how to lash as well as their uses.

Knowing how to tie the clove hitch and

timber hitch is preferred.

Period 5

SCT-207

SCT SCT-208Nifty Camp Gadgets – The Uses of

Lashing

Build and explore the use of camp gadgets,

lashed by you! Knowing how to lash is

required

SCT-208

SCT SCT-210 Training Youth Leaders

Training Youth Leaders: Learn what

training is available to your Scouts that will

help develop their leadership so they can

better lead their Troop.

SCT-210

SCT SCT-212 The Patrol MethodThe Patrol Method: Understanding Patrol

dynamics and team development.SCT-212

SCT SCT-216 Annual Planning for the Troop

Annual Planning for the Troop: Discuss the

elements for planning the Troop's annual

program. The session will encourage the

timely evaluation of all activities using the

weekly and monthly Patrol Leader's

Council meetings.

SCT-216

SCT SCT-224Running Effective Courts of

Honor/Eagle Courts of Honor

Running Effective Courts of Honor/Eagle

Courts of Honor Get some outstanding

ideas to spice up your courts of honors and

make them meaningful to all.

SCT-224 SCT-224

SCT SCT-226Board of Review and Scoutmaster

Conference

Effective SM Conferences and Boards of

Review: Learn what a Scoutmaster

Conference is and is not and who can do

them. Discuss ideas for improvement and

how they can VAR

SCT-226 SCT-226

SCT SCT-244 Patrol Leaders Council & Meetings

Patrol Leaders Council & Meetings: how to

guide the SPL and PL so they can run and

effective meetings. Use the method of

agenda, assigning and follow-up.

SCT-244 SCT-244

SCT SCT-270 Scouts With Special Needs

Scouts With Special Needs Ever had one of

those youths that just tested your patience

or abilities to the limit? Come find out tips

on dealing with cubs with special needs

including autism, downs syndrome, hearing

disorders, learning disorders, and physical

disabilities. Also get tips on dealing with

normal scouts we all know they can be full

of energy at their age. Learn how to involve

all boys in Cub Scout activities.

SCT-270

SCT SCT-280 Bullying







SCT-280

SCT SCT-300 The Role ofUnit Commissioners

The course is intended to explain what the

commissioners’ role is and how they can

help a unit be even more successful.

TRACK: Troop Committee; Scoutmaster

SCT-300 SCT-300

SCT SCT-304Challenging and Retaining Older

Scouts

Challenging and Retaining Older Scouts:

How do you make Scouting attractive for

that older scout who is stressed for time?

SCT-304 SCT-304


WWC



9:00 - 9:50

Period 2 10:00 -

10:50

Period 3 11:00

- 11:50

Period 4

12:00 - 12:50

Period 5

1:00 - 1:50

Period 6

2:00 - 2:50

Period 7 3:00

- 3:50

SCT SCT-306 Prepared for Catastrophe

Prepared for Catastrophe: What do you do

when the unthinkable happens during a

Scouting outing? Find out what to do.

SCT-306 SCT-306

SCT SCT-312Dealing with Eagle Issues

Proactively ( 2 full perods)

Dealing with Eagle Issues Proactively: This

session will present real life situations and

how they could have been avoided. Find

out how to use the Guide to Advancement

policies so that your Scouts stay on track

and achieve the Mission and Aims of

Scouting.

SCT-312 SCT-312

SCT SCT-316 The Spectrum of Autism


encounter youth with autism spectrum



recognize these youth's strengths and


with them

SCT-316

SCT SCT-326Order of the Arrow, what can it do

for your Troop

What is the Order of the Arrow? Learn

about Scouting's National Honor Society

and how participation in the Order of the

Arrow helps a young man crystalize the

values of brotherhood, cheerfulness and

service scouting in his life. Learn how the

Order of the Arrow can help your troop do

an even better job of teaching the values of

scouting to young men.

SCT-326


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