| Class # | Time |
Class Title | Session Descriptions |
Gen. 101 |
8:30 & 2:30 |
Flag Etiquette | Learn proper ways to handle and honor the flag |
Gen. 103 (2 Hours) |
1:30 |
Basic First Aid | Basic Family First Aid certification |
Gen. 105 |
8:30 |
Scouting with Disabilities - a | Focus on ADHD & Behavioral Management |
Gen. 106 |
8:30 |
Lanyard Braiding | Learn & have fun while making attractive braided articles |
Gen. 110 (3 Hours) |
10:30 & 2:30 |
CPR Certification | American Heart CPR certification |
Gen. 114 |
10:30 & 2:30 |
Guide to Safe Scouting | Regulations to follow to keep scouts safe. Tour permits. Insurance requirements |
Gen. 115 |
9:30 |
Leave No Trace | Leaving little trace of evidence while having fun camping. |
Gen.
125 |
8:30 & 2:30
|
Indian Crafts | Learn about Native American crafts and culture |
Gen. 126 |
9:30 &1:30
|
Indian Games | Learn about games you can use to have fun the Native American way |
Gen. 127 |
10:30 & 12:30 |
Doctorate Degree, Thesis Project, Fellowship Degree | Congratulations on successfully completing the pre-doctorial program. Now is the time to make the decision to proceed. Where are you going? How are you going to get there? Planning your road map to final destination |
Gen. 128 |
12:30 |
Finger Weaving | Make a small key ring. Learn the basic stitches of finger weaving |
Gen. 130 |
1:30
|
National: Know How National Works | BSA policies, procedures and bylaws--things we all agree to abide by upon registering as Scouters. Walk through some of the ways that National works, how decisions are made, how changes are made, how to propose new programs, etc |
Gen. 131 |
8:30 & 12:30
|
James E West / Endowments | Learn about the James E West and Endowment opportunities within the BSAC and National. (Fulfills requirement for the Doctorate degree program) |