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2009 General Studies College Course Descriptions

 

9:00 AM

GEN 123

Navigating the Online Advancement System

What IS this newfangled advancement program? What can it do for me and my pack, troop, post, crew, or team?

Come and let one of our Advancement experts show you how this program can make the Advancement job a little easier!

9:00 AM to 10:50 AM

GEN 107

Speaking in Front of Groups (2 hour class)

Ever get nervous when speaking in front of a group? Sweaty palms? Pounding heart? Forgetfulness? Butterflies?

This class is for you! You will learn skills that will help you make effective, informative, engaging and entertaining presentations.

9:00 AM

GEN 335

Diversity in Scouting

Come join a dynamic session in which aspects of racial, religious, and cultural diversity in Scouting will be explored and discussed.

9:00 AM to 10:50 AM

GEN 199

New Leader Essentials (NLE)(2 Hour Class)

Gotta have it! Come get it! This required training course is a great overview of all the programs the BSA has to offer and how they fit together.

9:00 AM to 10:50 AM

GEN 599A

CPR Certification

CPR Certification through Heart Association. Class taught by Arlington Fire department. Class fee $25.00 (see note next page).

9:00 PM

GEN 326

Climb on Safely

Want to go rappelling or rock climbing with your unit? This required training will teach you what your opportunities and responsibilities are when climbing, rappelling, or bouldering.

10:00 AM

GEN 423

Successful District Events

"Help! I’m in charge of Camporee, or Scout Expo, or the District Awards Ceremony, or…”

Come and find out how to plan and present a fantastic district wide event.

10:00 AM

GEN 452

Best Methods of Recruiting Older Scouts (For LDS Scouting)

Finding it hard to use the patrol method with a unit consisting of 3 boys? The answer is recruiting.

Come learn the basis of how to recruit young men into your troop, team, crew or ship. Learn what works and what doesn't, and what LDS policies are impacted.

11:00 AM

GEN 108

Centennial Quality Unit

This new twist on an established award has been designed to help your unit achieve excellence in providing a quality program! Come join us for a better understanding of what the changes are and how this award can help your unit!

11:00 AM

GEN 325

Leave No Trace

You 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.

11:00 AM

GEN 450

LDS Scouting For Non-LDS Scouters

13 year old Senior Patrol Leaders? Varsity Teams? No camping on Sunday?

Why is it that the LDS Scout units run so different from non-LDS units?

Come learn the basics of the LDS church organization and the policies that they follow as they relate to the scouting program.

1:00 PM

GEN 532

Service Conservation Projects

The outdoors is a major part of any and all Scouting programs. Learn how to use and care for this unique classroom.

1:00 PM to 3:55 PM

GEN 599B

First Aid Certification

First Aid Certification through Heart Association. Class taught by Arlington Fire department. Class fee $25.00 (see note next page).

1:00 PM

GEN 609

Recognizing Leadership Qualities

How to identify, encourage, and foster potential future unit and district leaders. Locating and recruiting new adult leaders.

1:00 PM

GEN 656

Advanced Training Opportunities in Scouting

You are trained for your position, now what?

Come join us for a brief introduction to some of the advance training opportunities available to you.

Wood Badge, Powderhorn, Baloo and Philmont. What do they offer and what can they do for you and your unit?

2:00 PM

GEN 293

Religious Emblems Programs

A Scout is Reverent. Join us to learn about these important awards and how you can promote them within your unit. All faiths welcome.

2:00 PM

GEN 340

Membership Growth

Want to learn the secrets of maintaining a healthy unit? Come learn ways to maintain membership in your units through effective youth/parent relations and participation.

2:00 PM

GEN 550

Council Board Issues

Come learn about the newly restructured Council Board and Advisory Council. We'll discuss some of the issues facing the Mount Baker Council. This is a great opportunity to discuss issues with our leadership.

3:00 PM

GEN 327

Safe Swim Defense / Safety Afloat

If the activity involves the water then you need these courses. This required training will teach you about your opportunities and responsibilities. Commitment Cards are good for 2 years. Come learn for the first time or just refresh your knowledge.

11:00 AM

GEN 361

Flag Etiquette

Everything you wanted to know about our Flag and then some. This course will cover all types of display situations and teach you how to have sharp flag ceremonies.

1:00 PM

GEN 407

Guide to Safe Scouting: Health, Safety & Risk Management

This is a great overview of the "Guide to Safe Scouting." Learn how to manage risk and maximize safety. Learn the do's and don'ts of the outdoor program, travel and overall safety.

3:00 PM

GEN 451

The LDS Duty to God Award and Scouting

Find out how Scouting advancement and recognition dovetails with the Duty to God Award for LDS young men, and how to successfully integrate traditional scouting with the purposes of the Aaronic Priesthood.

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