UNIVERSITY OF

SCOUTING 2005

MacArthur  High School

4400 Aldine Mail Route     Houston, TX 77039

FEBRUARY 5, 2005   7:00 am – 3:00 pm

GENERAL INTEREST

1002

 Ideal Year of Scouting   Overview of free software to help plan and realize your ideal year in Scouting (useful in all programs).

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1006

 Dealing with Difficult People   A short management course & a fresh perspective on handling difficult people.

1

1011

 Awareness of Medical Issues   How ADD, ADHD, LD, Asthma medical conditions affect Scouts in the unit. Help these special Scouts mainstream with little difficulty.

1

1

1012

 Recruiting People   How to find, involve, and keep good people in your program.

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1

1013

 Financing Your Unit   Resources on how to motivate Scouts and recruit the right people to fund your unit's activities. Policies. Safety.

2

1019

 Religious Emblem Programs   How to promote “duty to God” in single and multi-religion units.

1

1020

 International Scouting at Home and Abroad   Where? When? Who? How? Includes Tour Permits, Letters of Introduction; accommodations and more.

1

1030

New!  Woodbadge:  The Secret Handshake, What Wood Badge is and why everyone should attend.   Learn what Wood Badge Training is and what it isn't as well as why very adult leader should be attending this training.

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1

1031

New!  Generations: Dealing with the different Age Groups in scouting   Learn about the different generational characteristics of the generations involved in scouting.

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1

1201

 Scouting Safety Begins with Leadership   Soon to be required of all leaders, a must for tour permits. Your obligation to youth and adults to manage risks.

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2

1203

 The Tour Permit Process   Covers changes in local & national tour permits and required information needed to process.

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1

1205

 Safe Swim Defense/Safety Afloat   Required for all aquatic activities. If you’re taking the Scouts just to watch from the shore…you still need to be certified in this training.

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2

1202

 Emergency Preparedness BSA   Overview of new program and award.

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1226

 American Red Cross Community “When Help is Delayed”   Certification course. Additional $5.00 cost for course materials. Limited to 30 participants. Current CPR certification required.

2

1321

 Hornaday & Conservation Advisor Training   Includes examples of successful projects and key responsibilities. Avoid pitfalls. Help others complete achievements for conservation related merit badges.

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1

1502

 Youth Protection Training   A must for all leaders.

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1

1503

 New Leader Essentials   Introductory national course covering all program areas.

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2

1518

 Chartered Organization Representative Training   Training for Chartered Organization Representatives (COR). The work of the COR in the unit, the district and the council.

2

CUB SCOUTING   

2000

 Summertime Fun   Scouting is a year-round program.  Start planning now for den and pack activities, day camp, and summer resident at McNair Cub Adventure Camp.

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1

2001

 Outdoor Fun   Keep the outing in Cub Scouting. Neighborhood hikes, nature crafts and games - Creative projects and activities using nature as a helper.

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1

2002

 Character Connections   Learn how to use this new aspect of Cub Scout Advancement to introduce the values of Scouting to your Cub Scouts.

1

2003

 Let's Go See It!   Ideas for den field trips.  For Cub Scouts, Webelos Scouts, and Tiger Cub Go-See-It outings.  Where to go and what to see within Sam Houston Area Council.

1

1

2004

 Den Meeting Dazzle   Simplify your weekly planning by utlizing the monthly themes in preparation for the monthly pack meeting.

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2006

 Let's Go Camping   Planning for Pack Overnighters: BSA Policy, Guide To Safe Scouting, where to go and programming in the outdoors. Includes information on BALOO training.

1

2007

 The Pack Committee   Learn how the pack committee fits into the pack organization. Planning a year-round Cub Scout program, finances & parent involvement. A must for pack committee chairs, Cubmasters, committee members.

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1

2008

 Special Cub Awards   Learn about Texas Badge, World Conservation Award, Academic & Sports Belt Loops, Emergency Preparedness BSA, Leave No Trace.

1

2011

 Cubs can Cook, Bam!   Fun, easy recipes for your den which Cub Scouts can prepare.

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1

2012

 Webelos to Scout Transition   Webelos Leaders, learn how to prepare the second year Webelos for Boy Scouting. The Arrow of Light goal. (Cub session different from Boy Scout session).

1

1

2116

 Cub Scout Advancement Process  

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2514

 Pack Trainer Training   How to successfully implement training in your pack.

1

2515

 Ready, Aim, Fire!   BB gun and archery range safety certification. Required for these activities.

4

BOY SCOUTING

3012

 Webelos to Scout Transition   Webelos Leaders, learn how to prepare the second year Webelos for Boy Scouting. The Arrow of Light goal. (Cub session different from Boy Scout session).

1

1

3030

 The OA Adviser   How can I be a successful adviser and mentor to the OA?

1

1

3033

 Camping Is More Than Pitching a Tent   Recommended for the new Scoutmaster. Tips, information and resource material for camping with Boy Scouts. Basic knowledge.

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3034

 The Patrol Method and Patrol Spirit   Tips for Leaders to help Scouts create patrol spirit and achieve Baden-Powell’s goal of a "boy-run troop".

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1

3035

 Troop Junior Leader Training for the Scoutmaster   How to conduct troop junior leader training in your unit.

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1

3036

 The Order of the Arrow in your Troop Program   Service, fun and continued involvement in Scouting. How the OA program can help your troop and retain older Scouts to benefit your program, enliven your ceremonies. How to use your OA Representative.

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3037

 The Delegating Scoutmaster   Using Assistant Scoutmasters effectively to deliver a better program. How to divide up the work.

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3038

 Courts of Honor   How to make them memorable. Each Scout is special.

1

3039

 A Scout Is Helpful!   How to plan projects that promote citizenship and meaningful service to others as a vital part of the Scouting program.

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3040

 Troop Meeting Planning   How to help the Patrol Leaders’ Council to plan fun troop meetings.

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1

3100

 Merit Badge Counselor Orientation   The role of the Merit Badge Counselor. Coaching and Counseling tips.  YPT issues and "no more, no less".

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1

3101

 Non-Advancement Boards of Review   Use of Boards of Review for Scouts who are not advancing.

1

3102

 Boy Scout Advancement Process   In-depth workshop including Scoutmaster conferences, leadership opportunities, “Scout Spirit”, service projects, merit badges, boards of review, courts of honor, and supervision of the Scouting program.

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1

3106

 District/Council Eagle Board of Review Representative Certification   Required course for all district and council Eagle Scout board of review representatives.

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3443

 When Eve Hits the Trail (for women only)   Learn how to deal with a woman's unique concerns (clothing, comfort, toilet etiquette, monthly cycle, etc.) while camping and backpacking.

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1

3444

 How to Plan a Superactivity   Involving youth and adults in planning your summer activity; especially when Philmont, Sommers Canoe Base  and Sea Base are full.

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1

3445

 Preparing for Philmont   Detailed instructions and tips on how to plan a successful trek.

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1

3448

New!  Hitting the Trail:  Going Light Weight   Learn how to choose lighter gear and what gear to leave home.

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1

3449

New!  GPS for Scouting   Learn how GPS can make a campout better as well as ways  that will expand your use of GPS.

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2

3450

New!  Double H High Adventure Base   Learn from those adult advisors that have already gone to the Double H their experiences and recommendations.

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1

3506

 Climb On Safely   A guide to BSA climbing policies for troops and crews.

1

1

3506

 Trek Safely   A guide from BSA for planning any high-adventure activity.

1

VENTURING   

4000

 How to conduct a Crew VLSC   For Venturers and adults.  How to lead your crew through the Venturing Leadership Skills Course.

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4005

 VOA Council Planning   A Youth session for all Crew officers (youth) in the Council.

3

4405

 Venturing, The Next Step    Especially for non-Venturing leaders.  How Venturing can help retain youth in Scouting and help Scout troops.  The many varieties of Venturing activities.

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4406

 Boy & Girls Together    Situational ethics for Venturing. How to conduct and lead discussions.

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1

4443

 When Eve Hits the Trail (for women only)   Learn how to deal with a woman's unique concerns (clothing, comfort, toilet etiquette, monthly cycle, etc.) while camping and backpacking.

1

1

4444

 How to Plan a Superactivity   Involving youth and adults in planning your summer activity; especially when Philmont, Sommers Canoe Base  and Sea Base are full.

1

1

4445

 Preparing for Philmont   Detailed instructions and tips on how to plan a successful trek.

1

1

4448

New!  Hitting the Trail:  Going Light Weight   Learn how to choose lighter gear and what gear to leave home.

1

1

4449

New!  GPS for Scouting   Learn how GPS can make a campout better as well as ways  that will expand your use of GPS.

2

2

4450

New!  Double H High Adventure Base   Learn from those adult advisors that have already gone to the Double H their experiences and recommendations.

1

1

4506

 Climb On Safely   A guide to BSA climbing policies for troops and crews.

1

1

4507

 Trek Safely   A guide from BSA for planning any high-adventure activity.

1

4502

 Venturing Leader-Specific Training (5 hrs)   Required training for all Advisors, Associate Advisors, and Crew Committee members.

5

4503

 Sea Scout Leader-Specific Training (3 hrs)   Required training for all Skippers and Mates.

3

COMMISSIONER COURSES

6001

 Cub Scout Roundtable Program Planning   Balancing theme, training, announcements, important district and council information, and other happenings.  For roundtable commissioners and roundtable staff members.

3

6002

 Boy Scout Roundtable Program Planning   Effective program planning for camping, high adventure, administration, and advancement.  Also, making time for district and council information.  For roundtable commissioners and roundtable staff members.

3

6500

 Administration of Commissioner Service   How to administer commissioner service in your district.  Required for all district commissioners and administrative ADCs.

2

6501

 Commissioner Basic Instructor Training   Required course for district commissioners and their training teams so that Commissioner Basic Training can be easily hosted by the district.

1

6502

 What Is Commissioner Service?   What to expect from your unit commissioner.  An overview of commissioner service from the unit perspective. For unit leaders and those interested in learning more about commissioner service.

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6503

 Commissioner Basic      Basic Training for Commissioners

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YOUTH CONFERENCES

5800

 Den Chief Conference   Basic training for all Boy Scouts interested in becoming Den Chiefs for a Cub Scout Den, and for adult leaders who wish to know more about this vital position. Lunch is included in the $14 fee. Bring pen or pencil and paper.

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5801

 Chaplain Aide Conference   All-day training for Boy Scouts interested in becoming Chaplain Aides in their troop. Lunch is included in the $14 fee. Participants will receive a patch and certificate. Bring pen or pencil and paper.

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5802

New!  OA Youth Training Conference   Learn the role of the youth in the OA and how you can enjoy this unique brotherhood.  Learn about being an OA Representative.

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SPANISH LANGUAGE COURSES

7500

New! Youth Protection Training (Spanish language)   A must for all leaders.

1

7503

New!  New Leader Essentials (Spanish language)   Introductory national course covering all program areas.

2

7020

New! Cub Scout Specifics  (Spanish language)  

3

7021

New! Monthly Themes (Spanish language)  

1

7022

New! Summer Activities (Spanish language)  

1

7123

New! Den Advancement (Spanish language)  

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