Glacier's Edge Council, Boy Scouts of America NONPROFIT P.O, Box 14135 ORGANIZATION Madison, WI 53708-0135 US POSTAGE PAID MADISON WI PERMIT #695 All Scouter Pow Wow Pie POM cd rer sens Prats Saturday, November 14, 2015 Deerfield High School, Deerfield, Wisconsin Registration: $15 until Midnight November 12, 2015. Walk-ins: $20 http:/glaciersedge.org/powwow Evory Scout Deserves a Trained Leader m= Ietah (3 a vai trey ENN e) PVRS re Aue eal ts ad Saturday, November 14, 2015 Deerfield High School- Deerfield, Wisconsin Looking for ways to put adventure into your unit's program? Adventure that strikes anywhere and everywhere you and your Scouts go? The Glacier's Edge Council All Scouter Pow Wow is supplemental leader training at its BEST. It is designed to provide program ideas, resources and FUN for all Scouting volunteers. It is planned so that leaders may return year after yoar, earn certifications in their chosen fields and keep current on al that Scouting has to offer the youth of our area, We have arranged the classes in interest areas that we are calling “tracks”. A track is a guideline so that you can take all of the classes in that interest area all day if you choose. Tracks are just a planning device so that classes in the same interest area ere not held al the same time. You can mix and match classes from any number of tracks. ‘Scouting is all about ADVENTURE. Bring all your Unit's Scout Leaders, Volunteers and Parents to the All Scouter Pow Wow to lear how to STRIKE ANYWHERE with that ADVENTURE. Every Scout Deservas a Trained Leader a1FEES: Registration is $15.00 per person until midnight, November 12, 2015. All persons registering after that time, either in person or online, will be considered a walk-in and pay an additional $5.00 fee. Please note some classes have additional fees to cover certification costs or program materials. REGISTRATION takes place in the cafeteria area. The registration area is where you will pick up your class schedule and materials, Registration will begin at 7:30 a.m., the Opening Ceremony will start at 8:30 a.m., and you will head off to your first class at 9:00 a.m. OPENING & CLOSING CEREMONIES take place in the Gymnasium. Classes are held in both the middle and high school portions of the faci. Don't worry, we include a map in the packet we give youl! MIDWAY: The Midway has representatives of businesses & non-profit organizations. The Midway also has Information about Scouting events & opportunities to enhance your programs during the year. Scouters are encouraged to visit the Midway. The area will be open from 9:00 a.m, to 2:00 p.m. THE TRADING POST: The National Scout Store Trading Post will be offering Scout materials and some other special items for sale so be sure to check them out. FOOD: Coffee and donuts will be available for purchase in the cafeteria for a limited time during registration. Lunch will be served in the main cafeteria area. It will be a hot lunch; and a vegetarian option will be available. Please indicate regular or vegetarian lunch when you register. if you have other dietary restrictions, it might be a good idea to bring your own lunch, Please note: If you take either Class 43, 78, 79 or 80, you will eat the food prepared in class rather than the Pow Wow lunch. THE CLASSES: Each year, the All Scouter Pow Wow changes the courses offered. This keeps the event fresh and up to date with the latest changes in scouting. If you have an idea for a future class, please let us know, Also, please fill out the evaluation forms for this year’s classes. THANKS TO DEERFIELD SCHOOL: Deerfield has welcomed us into their facility year after year and we appreciate their willingness to let us use their facility again this year. BALOO: Ask @ boy why he wants to be @ Cub Scout, and nine times out of ten he'll answer “to go camping.” As you page through the new books for Tiger, Wolf, Bear and Webelos, you will see an increased emphasis on the outdoors in general, and camping in particular. Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation (BALOO) Training introduces parents and leaders to the skills needed to plan and conduct pack outdoor activities, so boys, along with their parents or some other adull, can participate in a successful overnight camping experience. COLLEGE OF COMMISSIONER SCIENCE: Commissioner College is one of the best ways for commissioners to get continuing education in their critical role. It is modeled after a traditional college, with course requirements leading to “degrees” in Commissioner Science. This year we are offering courses for Bachelor's and Master's degrees. DEN CHIEF TRAINING: Boy Scouts, with the approval of their Scoutmaster, can attend this valuable leadership training. Having Den Chiefs is a great way to improve troop and pack relationships, and a good way to help make sure Webslos advance into the Troop. The Boy Scouts will leam how to lead skits, songs, and other den activities. The Den Chief registration fee includes patch, lunch, book and training INTRODUCTION TO LEADERSHIP SKILLS FOR TROOPS: This session is being offered to teach troops how to use this training in their own units. Completing this training is a prerequisite for a scout to attend NYLT. Youth and Scoutmasters should attend together. Any updates to the class list or fees will be posted at our website: hitov//alaciersedae.oraitraining/suptemental/all-scouter-pow-wow! Every Scout Deserves a Trained Leader 2If possible, please register online. To register online go to htto//alaciersedae.org/powwow. Track Hour 1 Hour 2 Hour 3 Hour 5 Hour 6 9:00-9:55 | 10:00-10:55 | 11:00-11:55 1:00-1:55 | 2:00-2:55 General | 1. Gaciers Edge |2 Social Meda 3. Howto Grow a 5. Creating a Unit | Contict Interest Adventures Great Unit N Annual Plan Resolution Commitiee Ow General |7.soon sate [S.STEWNOVA [3 Fag ® fee eae wa remo an and Budgets for | Recognitions an Interest Retirements 8 Awards General |13 Succession | 14. Campire | 15. Outdoor é 17, A Scouts Interest {Planning for Units | Programs Ethics Orientation Helpful ~ Service 3 Projects fr All Cub Scouts |18, Growing Cud |19. Gating | 20. Whet [22 STEMINOVA | 23. Campings for ‘ScoutPacks | Parents Involved | Webelos Should /Acities for Cub | Cub Scouts Too! inthe Cub | Know About Boy ScoutPack | Soouts Cub Scouts 24 Adventures | 25. Adventures g 25. Adventures for | 28, Adventures for for Tigers forWiolves and | ge Webelos Bears Part fof 2 ® nd Boy Scouts [2/.Edibie wid |28, widernoss 30. Wonders of | 31, Winler Camping Pants Survival $ € Boy Scouts |32 Managing |33.Boy Scout |34.FirtYear | % 35. Eagle Process | 36. Elfectve PLC Troop New Parent | First Ciass Fr Meetings [Advancement | Orientation e Boy Scouts 37. Growing Boy |38. Map & mamae 12 41, Advanced Scout Troops | Compass Mag end Beckpacking Reading Compass Cooking |42 Notthe Same [43 Dutch Oven [43, Dutch Oven 3 44, Backpack (id Cooking Class | Cooking Cooking Cooking and Pettof2 | Part 20f2 z Backpacking Stoves 9 Ropes & 46. Leaherwork |S. Leatherwork | gt 47. Rope Splicing | 47. Rope Splicing Crafts Panttof2 ——|Part 20f2 a Part 20f2 Limit 2__}___ {> Ropes & ® 48, Dream Crafts 0 Catchers 5 Venturing |48. Tine 49, Time 48, Time a 50, Mentoring Youth |Management | Management| Management Pent tof3 Pet2of3 {Part 30f3 > Evory Scout Deserves a Trained Leader 3+Track Hour 1 Hour 2 Hour 3 Hour 4 Hour 5 Hour 6 9:00-9:55 | 10:00-10:55 | 11:00-11:55| | 12:00-12:55 | 1:00-1:55 | 2:00-2:55 Venturing |51. Venture 51, Venture Bt. Venture 52. Venturing 101 ‘Adults |Advsor Training | Advisor Treing_| Advisor Training | Part tof 8 Pat20'3 [Part 30f3 — | | First Aid |53. CPR 53, CPR 163. CPR 54. CPR i Training |Cettfcaton | Ceraton | Certficaton | Recertfcation |pattor3 Pat 2013, |ataor3 ~ Cub Scout [55 Cub Scout |85. cub Scout 56. Cubmaster and |57. Cub Scout Den [67. Cub Scout Den Leader |UeaderSpecife |Leader Specie Commitee Chair |Leeder Specie | Leader Specic Specific {Tanna Tralning || Leader Spectic [Training Teining pectic pert of2 Part t of2 Training [Patt of2 Patt tof 2 Training =" 5 jee eeeeecrte eer Other [68 Hazardous [58 Chartored 59. Chartered 60. Venturing 61, Youth Protection | 82. Merit Sedge | Training |Weater Training |Rep Training Rep Tralning Youth Protection [Training Counselor Training | | Pettof2 | Pan 2of2 |Telning | | — 68. Unit 63. Unit 3, Unit [4 Commissioner | 65. Detailed Commissioners Commissioner |Commissioner | Commisionar Tools Assessments | Basic Training | Basio Training | Basic Training | Part t of3 Pat2of3 |Par3of3 >» | | ! ‘Commissioner [@8, Recruting New | 87. Orentng and |68, Counseling 68, Al About ADCS|70. Commissioner 77, Cornmissionar | Science- |Commissioners | Training Skits. Lifesaving | Lifesaving Il | Masters Commissioners fucsat2 cs313 Mos308 Mos31t Mos303 osso4 Commissioner |72. The 73, Unt Charter 74. Unitvistaton | | 76. Commissioner 76. Unitoumey to |77. Practical | Sclence- [Commissioner | Renewal Prioles Excellence Soltions to Bachelors | Conooot | Common Unit BosiOt Bostez BCs104 208108 [Bostor Needs BCS105 Den Chief |78.0en Chit Treining Hie Runs hours 1-6 in —— , Training [rer outh | BALOO _|78.BALOO, Basic Adut Leader Outdoor Orientation aeucts RUNS ROS Sc For Cub Scouting Adults Introduction | 80. ntocucton to Leadership Skls fr Troops : to [Runshours 1-8 Leadership |F0"Youh and tr Sooutnester Skills for Troops Midway [&.Visthe —/81. vito (1. isthe 81. vistthe ——_/&t. Vist the Displays Dislays Displays Displays Displays | tunch | 82. % Hour 83.4% Hour | Lune neh Every Scout Deserves a Trained Leader =4. Glaciers Edge Adventures ~ Come meet and have a chet with our Scout Executive, Find out what is in the future for scouting in Giaders Ege Counc. (Hr 1) 2, Social Media ~ Lear nox to promote your eativtes and overs on today’s soci media such 2s Facebook, Twitter, Youtube end thers. (Hr 2) 3. How to Grow a Great Unit Committee ~ Lea the secrels of cffctve unt commitees, (Hr 3) 4. ‘Stop Bullying Now ~ Create a buly-ree envitonment in Scouting. “This class wil revolve around identifying, preventing and intervening, Tips for Scout leaders and how to provide suppor for yout tha are bolied. (Hr 4) 5. Creating a Unit Annual Plan ~ Ideas for creating an annual program plan that catisfes scouts and parents and instils a Kfelong love of Soouting, (415) 6. Conflict Resolution ~ Do you heve dificult people to deal with? 1s there tension in your uri? This course wil address some of the fundamental methods on how to deel with these issues, (Hr 6) 7. ‘Scout ABLE - No matter what challenge a Scout faces, every boy Is ABLE to paticpate in Scouting. This cess shows how to buld aoceptance and involve everyone in your Souting program. (Hr 1) 8, STEWINOVA Award ~The Boy Soovis of America's NOVA Awards program incorporates learning with cool activites and exoosure to scarce, technology, enginooring and mathematics for Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Venturers. The hope is that tha requlrements and acivties for earning these awards stimulates interest in STEM- ‘elated feds. Counselors and mentors help bring this engaging, contemporary, and fun program fife for youth members. (He 2) 9. Flag Ceremonies and Retirements - Learn the prover Way to honor the flag nd how to toach flag pride to youth. (Hr 3) 40. Journey to Excellence and Why it Matters - Jourey to Exeellence cilia for packs and troops wil be explained, 28 wel as how JTE ‘can be used lo sengthen unt programs. Current JTE scorecards for troops and packs wil be reviewed, together with a dscussin of how ‘and where to find end cotect the data (Hr 4) 41. Unit Finances and Budgets for Treasurers ~ Create end mangge 2 budget that pays for al of your units adventures, including the fund Falsing required t pay for ital! (Hr 5} 42. Adult Recognitions and Awards - They might not edt, but most Yeaders and parent volunters are grateful for spl recngrifon end thanks. Leam a veviely of ways to recognize and thank them ‘Training awards, recognition knots, special dist awards, certicat and a variety of oer simple ideas. (6) 413, Successton Planning for Units ~ Every unit should have a plan to ident and develop adults for leadership positons, Learn to create ‘one for your unit (Hr 4) 414. Campfire Programs - It takes planing o put together a memorable campfire, Leam the secrets to achieving campfire mag (Hr. 2) 48. Outdoor Ethice Orientation - Enhance your awareness of the nelural word around and minimize your impact onthe land Hr. 3) 418, What is Wood Badge? - Why Woot Badge traning is good for you, your unit, your dstct and the counci (Hr. 4) 47.4 Scout Is Helpful - Service Projects for All~ Now is the time for al Scouting groups o conduct meaningtu,vsble service projcts of thelr choloe o give back to their communi, (Hr 8) 18. Growing Cub Scout Packs ~ Boys want to jin Cub Scouts and they can join any time, Leem simple recruiting axtvltes for any time dlr the year. rt} 19. Getting Parents Involved with the Cub Scout Pack ~ In sports, parents are on the sidelines cheering ther sons on. This class will discuss how to get parents to make time for Soouting, (Hr 2) 20. What Webslos Should Know About Boy Scouts ~ Boy Scouts isa whole lot diferent than Cub Scouts or Webelos Scouts. The idea of radvating from a Cub Scout pack to a Boy Scout troop may te intimidating for some Webelos Soouts and their parents. Learn what to expect from the scouting program and tip on how fo choose the best toop for your Webel. (Hr 3} 21, Delivering the Pack Adventure ~ What puts adventure ino @ Pack? Find out how cempouts, carernonies, Blue & Gold, and other pizzazz adds tothe Pack adventre. (Hr 4) 22, STEMINOVA Activites for Cub Scouts ~ Inoorparate cool antiites in solence, tesinlogy, engiearing and matters into your Cub ‘Scout adventure, (Hr 8} 2. Camping is for Cub Scouts Too! - Adventure loops have en ‘outdoor and carnging component. Unit camping and summer carp ‘are jus two ofthe ways to put the outing ito Soouting (H1 6) 24, Adventures for Tigers ~ This course wil famiieize Tiger den leadersfparenisiperters with the NEW Cub Scout program for Tig soouts. The Tiger adventure loop advancement wil be expiained LLeem to lead your den to sucess! (Hr 2) 25. Adventures for Wolves and Bears ~ This course vil famiaize Wolf and Bear den leaders with the NEWW Cub Scout program for Wolf and Bear scouts. The Wo end Bear adventure loop ‘advancements wil be explained, Leam to lead your dan to success! (43) 28, Adventures for Webelos (2 hours} ~ This course wil help Webelos ‘den leaders lead a successful 18 month adventure plan to Arrow of Light. The Webelos adventure pin advancements wil be explained, together wih a strong emphasis on the NEW Arrow of Light program. Lear how to retin Webelos and prepare them for the transiton to Boy Soouts (Firs § &6) 27. Edible Wild Plants « So you're stranded inthe wilderness and you ‘consumed the last nub of your Cif Bar two days ago. Cviization is, sill several days away, end you nead to keep up your stength, The ‘greenery al around you is looking more end more appetzing. But ‘what to nibble on? Some plants Wil Keep you alve and are chook ful ‘of essentel vitamins and minerals, while some could make you violerly ..or even kif you. This of couse makes proper ientfcation absolutely ctl (H: 1) 28, Wildemess Survival - in their outdoor cies, Scouts learn to bring the clang end gear they néed, to make good plans, and do their best to manage any risks, But now and then, something happens, When tings go wrong, the skls of widemess survival can hep make everyhing ight again, (H' 2) 28,Growing Youth Leaders - Learn about the cave, feeding and mentoring of your youth leeders. This session wil presentideas and resources to make your youth want to step upto the pale. (Hr 4) 30. Wonders of the Sky — From the nebulze where stars are bom to the block holes where the most massive stars cie, there's no shortage of stunning images that can be aocessed ‘fom your smartphone or tablet. Leam what some of the shone apps have to citer. (Hr 3) 31. Winter Camping - Cemping or backpacking inthe snow appeals to ‘anyone who enjoys the beauty and peacefulness of a pristine winter wonderand. There ere no bugs of crowds, and who doesa' enjoy Every Scout Deserves a Trained Leaderplaying in the snow? With a litle preparation, you also might be surprised at ow comfortabe it can be, (Hr 6) 32 Managing Troop Advancement ~ The more Boy Scouts, he more ‘troop advancement needs to be managed. This class wil help advancement chairs promote scout advancement and keep records ‘oigarized. (Hr 1) 33. Boy Scout New Patent Orientation - Yes, Boy Scouts is diferent than cid scouts. Leam wat to sey to new parents to involve fem and set eas expeciations for ther olin scouting, (He 2) 34, First YearFirst Class ~ Help your scouts learn the sks necessary toreach fist class within the frst year of scouting in your tfoop. (Hr 3) 435, Eagle Process (2 hours) ~Leam the Ins and outs of advancing your youth ftom fe fo eagle. Get useful information on how to overcome pitas and hurdes that may arse along the wey. This session wi give information regarcing procedures end policies pertaring to the Eagle Scout Award. (Hr 4 &5) 36. Effective PLC Meetings - Help your SPL master the PLC meating through structure, content planning and preparation, (Hr) 37. Growing Boy Scout Troops ~ Ave you ready when boys are ready to join your troap? Learn simple recruiting actives for any time during the year, (He4} ‘38, Map & Compass Reading ~ Navigating vith a map end compass is timeless end quite useful to any traveler or adventurer today. Knowing how to use a map and compass wil allow you to folow tral ‘maps, find your postion on a map, and Keep your sense of direction, This is knowhedge thet every Boy Scout naeds, Using a GPS device is helfu, but sina batteries do no last forever, knowledge of map nd compass use can be a good back up. (He 2) 39, Advanced Map and Compass ~ Frori novice to expert in one easy class! (Hr 3) 40, Backpacking- Planning and Equipment ~ Proper equipment end planning tips to make a great backpacking tp. (Hr 4) 44, Advanced Backpacking Discussion ~ Backpacking techniques and sects to make your ips successful. (He 5) 42.Not the Same Old Cooking Class ~ Not thal again. ean some ‘new tists and techniques to spice up your camp meals. (Hr 1) 43. Dutch Oven Cooking (2 Hours) - Tred of eating the same old camp food? Leaming Dutch oven cooking wil rcke meeltime your Favorite camping activity. Get hands-on experience and prepare and enjoy your own Dutch oven lunch, (Note: Do no sign up for Hr. 3 or 4 Pow ‘Wow Lunch ~ this is your neh) (Hrs 2 & 3) 44, Backpack Cooking and Backpacking Stoves ~ Backcountry tips ‘often require using small stoves for good meats. Explore the options avaliable (Hr) 45, Leatherwork (2 Hours) ~ Lear basic leabhermorking techniques from an instructor from Tandy Leather, includes $30 of supplies and tools. Limit 12, Course fee $15. (Hrs 2 & 3) 46, All Tied Up by the Basic Knots ~ Lean to te the basic Scouting knots and more, This couse wil be useful to Cub Scout and Boy Scout Leaders end to anyone who presents these knots to others etn the fun of knot tng. (Hr 4) 47. Rope Splicing {2 Hours) ~ Connect ropes without knots hat wil be as stong a8 any knotted rope. Limit £2. Course fee $3, (Hrs §& 6) 48. Dream Catchors ~ Dream catchers are one ofthe most fascinating traditions of Nave Americans, Greato your own dream catcher to protect you from negative dreams. (Hr 8) 48, Time anagement (for Venturing Youth) (3 Hours) ~ Introduction of estabished methads for improving a Venture’ ability to effectvely manage 2 daly tree, wth strategies fr personaly type, aly to sett motivate and lave of dscipne. (Hrs 1, 2& 3) 50, Mentoring (for Venturing Youth) (2 Hours) ~ This coursa wil help Venturers understand how to mentor other members of the crew through the planing of crew advontures (Hrs 4& 8) 51, Venture Advisor Training (3 Hours) - This course provides crew advisors wit the basic information needed to help youth leaders manage a crew and keep youth posiively engaged. (Hre 1, 2 & 3) 52. Venturing 401 - What is Venturing and how does the program run? Learn how to start e new crew and offer new experiences to older boy scouts to keep them involved inthe scouting program. (Kr 6) 53. CPR Certification (3 Hours) ~ American Red Cross full CPR certication course, Course fee: $20 (Hrs 1, 2& 3) 54, CPR Recertification ~ If you have previously completed the ARC. CPR cours wiin the past 3 years and need to renew your certfication this the course for you, Course fee: $10 (Hr 4) 55, Cub Scout Den Leeder Specific Training (2 Hours) ~ This cours is intended to provide Tiger, Wol, Bear and Webelos den leaders withthe information end too's they need to conduct successful den reetngs. Den leaders who complete this training and Youth Protection training ere considered ‘rained! for al three positons. (113182) 58. Cubmaster and Committee Chair Leader Specific Session - This seesion along with previous Cub Scout Leader Specie training wil complete the training required for Cubmasters end Pack committee members. Lea the resources needed fo run a successful program in your pack. (Hr 4) 57. Cub Scout Den Leader Specific Training (2 Hours) ~ This course 's intended to provide Tiger, Wal, Bear and Webel den loaders with the information end tools they need to conduct successful den meatings. Den leaders whe compleie this taining and Youth Protection taining are considered ‘trained" forall tree posilons (Hs5&6) 58, Hazardous Weather Training - Lea the safety precautions for ‘ight diferent types of weather, a8 well as planning, preparation and treltional weather signs. If you camp, you need tis taining! (Ht) 588, Chartered Org Rap Tralning (2 hours) ~ This course provides: an ‘overview of the BSA, discussion of the ‘charter concept, an understanding of your job a a Chartered Organization Representative, steps in how to help unis & their leadership, and an aivateness of other opportunities. (Hrs 2 8 3) 60, Venturing Youth Protection Training - Venturing can mean co-ed Leam how to keep young men and women safe fom abuse, both ‘fom adults and from other toons, (Hr 4) 61, Youth Protection Training ~ Youth Protection training is designed to help you keep our youth safe from abuse. You wil lam the Boy Scouis of America’s Youth Protecton Guidelines, signs of abuse, and how to report suspected abuse. (Hr 5) 62, Merlt Badge Counselor Training - The purpose ofthis training isto provide counci- or disticlapproved and registered merit badge ‘counselors with understanding ofthe methods of counseling and theit role in the advancement program of Boy Scouts of America (Hr 6) 83. Unit Commissioner Basie Training (2 Hours) ~ Learn what a commissioner is, what a commissioner does, and how a ‘commissioner does it Hrs 4, 2& 3) 4, Commissioner Tools ~ This course is an overview of the online Commissioner tools and how to use them to beter serve your uit. IF possible, please bring your laptop ‘or @ hands-on experience. This Course is recommenced forall Commissioner. (Hr 5) Every Scout Doserves a Trained Leador age65, Detailed Assessments - This course wil explain how the Unit ‘Assasement Process works and how the Commissioner and Unit Key ‘3 work together fo assess the unit and develop plans to stenathen It ‘This course is intended for Commissioners, Commies Chairs, Chartered Organization Representaves, and UnitLeacers. (Hr 6) 66, Recruiting Now Commissioners (MCS312) ~ Learn to develop and putinto acon a sutabe recruiting plan (Hr 1) 67. Orionting and Training Commissioners (MCS313) ~ A session for ‘ll edminstaive commissioners. Covers trening, continuing education and awards. (He 2) 68, Counseling Skits (MCS806) ~ How to use courseling sis to help unitleaders deveog ther poten. (Hr 3) 69, All About ADCs (MCS311) ~ ADCs are responsible for an assigned share of units in the dsbic, and they supervise the commissionars who serve those units. (Hr 4) 70. Commissioner Lifesaving | (MCS303) ~ Ths session sets the stage for saving a unit an reviews the basic unit Hfesaving steps. (Hr 5) 71.Commissionor Lifesaving tl (MCS304) ~ This is an in-depth continuation of MGSGO3, (Hr 6) 72.The Commissioner Concept (BCS101) ~ The only reason for commissioners is to help units succeed. (Hr 4) 73. Supporting Timely Unit Charter Renewal (BCS102) ~ This course ‘explains the charter concept and staps inthe annual process. (Hr 2) 74, Unit Visitation (BCS104) ~ At the core of unit service and the most basle task is the uni visit. Develop stils s0 that your units expetience care and support (Hr3) 75. Commissioner Priorties. (&CS106) ~ The number one priory? KNOW YOUR UNITS! (Hr 4} The address of Deerfield High Schoot is 300 Simonson Blvd Deerfield, Wi 53531 It Is located just off Main St (HWY 73] on the south side of Deerfield 76. Unit Journey to Excellence (BCS107) ~ Learn about the elements ‘ofthe Unit Joumey to Excollence and what it takes to ensure success, in every unit (Hr 8) 77. Practical Solutions to Common Unit Needs (@CS105) ~ How to ‘assist units wit: concems that hinder unit success, great progrem, ‘and effective operations. (Hr) 78.Den Chief Training (All day) ~ The Den Chief is @ key means of bulking relationships between the Pack and Troop as he regulary reminds the boys about Boy Soouts in a postive way while leading ‘acivites. This class wil give current and future Den Chiefs an ‘opporuniy to lear how fo lead songs, put on sks, lead games, and ‘work with adult leeders to solve problems, (Hrs 1-6) 78.BALOO (All day) - This course teaches leaders and parents about the Cub Scout outdoor program. You wit lear about planning, ‘equipment, cooking, cami safety, end programming, (Hrs 1-6) 80, Introduction to Leadership Skils for Troops (All day) ~ The ILST course Is inlendsd to help Boy Scouts in leadership positions witin their troops understand their responses and to equip them wih coigarizational and leadership skils to full those responsbites. ILST replaces Troop Leadership Training end is a prerequisite for, Bay Soouts to participate in mare advanced leadership courses such <8 National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT). (Hrs 1-8) Bt. Midway ~ Visit the displays and get information on fundraisers, ‘where to go for FUN, and communty resouroes to help deliver the scouting program, (Hr 12.34 or 5) 82, Lunch = (Hr3) 83. Lunch = (Hr 4) Every Scout Deserves a Trained Leader aT.WOOD BADGE C-620-16 January 29-31, 2016 and February 26-28, 2016 Attendance at both weekends is required for completion of the course Glacier’s Edge Council is proud to present its first winter Wood Badge. Wood Badge is the BSA’s premier adult leader training course. It also teaches principles of leadership and team development that are Just as useful for the non-scouting part of our lives (work, church, and other volunteer organizations). Wood Badge is appropriate for anyone registered in the Boy Scouts of America who is 18 years or older. Prior to attending you need to complete the basic training for your current position in Scouting. Attendees need to be able to function safely in an outdoor environment and have completed the Annual Health and Medical Record form. Participants will have the option to camp either in cabins or tents dependent on personal preference and winter weather camping experience and ability. Wood Badge will empower you to be a better, more dedicated leader who is able to help deliver a high quality program to the youth of your community -- and it's a lot of fun too! Many Scouters report that attending Wood Badge is a life-changing experience, and strong friendships are forged at Wood Badge which last a lifetime. More information about Wood Badge Course C7-620-16 can be found at hitoy/vewy.claciersedae.oraiwoodbadae or by contacting Course Director Ron Last at 608-244-7008 or lasti@sbealobalnet. National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) NYLT Js an exciting program designed to provide youth members with leadership skills and experience they can use in their home troops/crews, NYLT is a six-day course. Content is delivered in a troop and patrol outdoor setting. The NYLT course centers around the concepts of what a leader must BE, what he must KNOW, and what he must DO. The key elements are then taught with a clear focus on HOW TO. The Glacier’s Edge Council is pleased to announce we will hold two sessions of NYLT in 2016: Sunday, June 19, 2016, through Friday, June 24, 2016 Sunday, July 17, 2016, through Friday, July 22, 2016 The eligibility requirements to attend NYLT are: + Be at least 13 years of age prior to the start of the course « First Class Scout or a registered Venture Crew member + Completed introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops or Introduction to Leadership Skills for Crews. + Be currently serving or will serve in the future as a key unit leader Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops (ILST) Training is conducted at the troop level. The syllabus can be found on the National Boy Scout website. Registration forms for NLYT will be available starting at Pow Wow. Please sign up early as we are limited in the number of participants in each course. Every Scout Desorves a Trained Leader 8.Additional Training Opportunities for Cub Scout Leaders Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation (BALOO) March 12, 2016 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Location to be announced ‘This course is for leaders and parents to leam about the Cub Scout outdoor program. You will eam about planning, equipment, cooking, campfire safety, and programming. Please note: At least ‘one member of the Pack must be BALOO trained prior to a Pack overnight outing and that individual must attend the overnight outing. Additional Training Opportunity for Boy Scout Leaders Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills & Scoutmaster Leader Specific Training April 8 - 10, 2016 Camp Indian Trails, Janesville, WI Boy Scout Leaders can complete both trainings during this one weekend. During the Leader Specific portion you will learn the ‘workings of a troop to include the role of the Scoutmaster in a boy- led troop, the outdoor program, advancement program, troop administration and program planning. During the outdoor skills you will learn the practical skills you need to lead Scouts in the outdoors and to teach the Scouts through First Class rank. The hands-on program will include sessions on camp set-up, outdoor cooking, wood tools, rope & knots, first aid, campfire programs, map & compass skills, hiking, packing techniques, nature and Leave No trace, “To register for any of the above trainings please call or visit the Madison or Janesville Service Center Every Scout Deserves @ Trained Leader -9-All Scouter Pow Wow November 14, 2015 | Have Lunch 3rd or 4th Hour Lunch is either 3° (#82) or 4" (#83) Hour. Unless you are taking a class that serves lunch (#43, #78, #79, #80) please list one of those hours for your lunch when you create your schedule, Additional Fees A few of the classes have an additional fee to cover the cost of materials used in the class. These classes are listed on the registration form. Otherwise, all handouts, supplies and materials used in class are included in the registration fee. 2015 Fees 2015 Alll Scouter Pow Wow Registration Includes @ patch & lunch Name: Registration Fee: $15.00 Address: Walk-in* Fee: $ 5.00 * After 11/12/15 City: State:____Zip: Meal: Regular or Vegetarian Phone Number: (__). Dietary Restrictions (if an} Additional Patch: = $ 2.50 Additional Course fees: #45 Leatherwork: $15.00 #45 Rope Splicing: $ 3.00 #53 CPR: $30.00 #54.CPRRecert: $10.00 Total Amount Pai (GEC Account Online registration at: http://glaciersedge.ora/powwow Payment is due upon registration in order for us to hold your class registration Send to: All Scouter Pow Wow Glacier’s Edge Council, BSA P.O. Box 14135 Madison, WI 53708-0135 Email Address: Council: District: Unit: Position in Scouting: Make sure if you have a 2 or more-hour class that you mark It down on this form for all applicable hours. Register early for a better chance of getting your first choice; remember some classes have strict limits. First come, first serve. Class Choices: First Choice Second Choice ‘Ast Hour # Ast Hour # 2nd Hour # 2nd Hour Lunch or 3rd Hour # 3rd Hour # Lunch or 4th Hour # 4th Hour # Sth Hour # 5th Hour # 6th Hour#___éth Hour # The Scout Midway is open from 1st hour through Sth hour, so | mark down Class # 81 if you would like to take an hour to look at the exhibitor booths. Lunch is during both 3" (#82) and 4 (#83) hours, Please make sure you schedule a junch unless you are in a class that provides lunch. Every Scout Deserves a Trained Leader ~10-