University of Scouting - Coronado Area...

Class Guide and Registration information for Leaders, Parents, and Scouts.

Register online at www.coronadoscout.org.

8:00—8:30 Check-in

8:30—9:00 Opening

9:15—10:15 Session 1

10:30—11:30 Session 2

11:30—12:30 Lunch

12:45—1:45 Session 3

2:00—3:00 Session 4

3:15—4:15 Session 5

Saturday October 10, 2015

Fort Hays State University

Student Union

Hays, KS

University of Scouting Including

Merit Badge College &

College of Commissioner Science

What is University of Scouting?

The university of Scouting is a one-day leader training program designed to provide ideas and resources in subject area to

benefit your Pack, Troop, or Crew. The fall Commissioner College is part of University of Scouting as well. New in 2015, Merit

Badge classes will be offered, in the afternoon, for Boy Scouts.

Who should attend?

All adult Scouting volunteers including Unit, District, and Council volunteers and of course parents. Boy Scouts and

Venturers are also invited to attend. There are no classes available for Cub Scouts.

When and Where?

The University will be held on Saturday October 10, 2015 at Fort Hays State University in Hays, KS. Check-in will open at

8:00 AM in the Memorial Union. Opening ceremony will be held in the Black and Gold room.

How much and how do I register?

The cost of University of Scouting is $29. Registration after September 25th is $39. Registration fees include lunch,

overnight camping, and event patch. To register visit the Coronado Area Council website at www.coronadoscout.org and complete

the online registration. If you are unable to complete the online registration submit the attached registration form to Coronado

Area Council, Attn: University of Scouting, PO Box 912, Salina, KS 67402 with appropriate fees.

Are there overnight accommodations if we are travelling a long distance?

Overnight camping is available on the grounds of Fort Hays State. You will indicate if your unit is camping during event

registration either online or on the paper form.

What should I wear?

The University of Scouting is a full uniform event. Participants should wear their Scouting uniform.

What should I bring?

A desire to learn about and discuss Scouting topics not covered during basic Scouting training. You may also want a

notebook and pen for notes and a water bottle or coffee mug. You might also want to bring spending money as a Trading Post will

be available that will have Scouting materials and reference books that may be featured in the classes you take.

Is lunch provided?

Yes, lunch is provided and will be served in the Black and Gold room in the Memorial Union.

Is there a patch?

Of course there is! After the last class period complete and turn in your University of

Scouting Evaluation to receive your event patch.

Are there t-shirts?

Yes! This year there will be a University of Scouting T-shirt. They are available for

pre-order for $10 until September 16th. All pre-orders will be available for pickup during

check-in. Only a very limited number of shirts will be available on site in the Trading Post.

Cub Scout Leader College Class # Class Name For Whom 1 2 3 4 5 Class Notes & Description

102 Cubmaster / Assistant Cubmaster Specifics

Adults X The BSA's Cubmaster position specific train-ing required for all Cubmasters and Assistant

Cubmasters.

103 Pack Committee

Challenge Adults X

The BSA's Pack Committee training required for all Pack Committee Chairpeople.

104 Den Leader Specifics Adults X The BSA's Den Leader position specific train-

ing required for all Den Leaders.

157 Blue and Gold Banquets Adults X

Learn ways to make your next Blue and Gold fun and exciting for all of your Packs fami-

lies. Don't think the Blue and Gold is just for handing out advancements, it can be a

"don't miss" part of your packs program.

158 Cub Scout Advancement Adults X Learn what the Cub Scout Advancement

Chairperson job is all about and how to be successful in this leadership role.

159 Cub Scout Derbies Adults X

Pinewood Derby, Space Derby, Raingutter Regatta - how to use these time tested Cub

Scout activities as part of a well rounded Cub Scout program.

160 Year Round Cub Scout

Recruiting Adults X X

Cub Scout leaders work too hard for too little results when it comes to recruiting new

Scouts. Learn the best methods for re-cruiting new families into your pack.

161 Cubs Under Construc-tion - Cub Scout Crafts

Adults X X

Gluing pasta to a paper plate is not as ex-citing as it one was. Pick up ideas for great hands on crafts your Cub Scouts will enjoy making and bringing home to their family.

162 Keeping parents

involved in Cub Scouting Adults X

After you recruit the boy how do you keep the parent active? How do you recruit more

leaders? How do you build an active Pack Committee? If you aren't having fun you

aren't doing it right!

163 New Cub Scout Program Adults X X Come hear from one of the architects of the

new Cub Scout program and get all yoru questions answered.

164 Whttlin' Chip and Knife

Safety Adults X

Learn the basic needed to instruct your Cub Scouts in proper knife handling.

165 Outing in Cub Scouting Adults X Putting the Outing in Cub Scouts has never

been more fun. Come learn about great ways to get your Cub Scouts outdoors.

Boy Scout Leader College

Class # Class Name For Whom 1 2 3 4 5 Class Notes & Description

105 Scoutmaster / Assistant

Scoutmaster Adults X X X

The BSA's official required training for Scout-masters and Assistant Scoutmasters. Covers

periods 3,4, and 5

106 Troop Committee

Challenge Adults X X X

The BSA's official training for Troop Com-mittee Chairpeople and Committee Mem-

bers. Covers periods 3,4, and 5.

126 Becoming a Boy-Led

Troop Adults X

Who leads your Troop? Is it the adults or the boys? This class is designed for all Scout-

masters and Boy Scout Troop Leaders who need help transitioning to a boy-run Troop.

127 Boy Scout Troop

Advancement Adults X

Learn the basics of the Boy Scout advance-ment program - from crossing over to the

Eagle Scout award. Class covers signing off on individual requirements, boards of re-

view, record keeping and more.

128 Growing Your Troop Adults X Learn ideas and methods to increase the

size of your troop. Recruiting is a year round activity.

129 Guide to Merit Badge

Counseling Adults X

Explore techniques to become a better Mer-it Badge counselor, discuss issues and proce-

dures and review BSA policies relating to service as a Merit Badge counselor.

130 Scoutmaster

Conferences and

Boards of Review

Adults X Learn how to use the Scoutmaster Confer-

ence and Board of Review as effective tools in your Troops advancement program.

131 Adults in the Order of

the Arrow Adults X

A casual conversation about the role of adults in the OA with the Lodge Advisors.

Bring your questions and they'll provide the answers

137 Boy Scout Troop

Ceremonies & Eagle

Courts of Honor

Adults and Youth X Make each Scout stand out during your Troop ceremonies. Add pizzazz to your

Courts of Honor.

Boy Scout Leader College Continued On Next Page

Boy Scout Leader College


138 Order of the Arrow and

its role in your Troop Adults and Youth X

Learn how Scouting's honor society can be used to strengthen your Troop.

139 Using the Patrol

Method and the PLC Adults and Youth X

What makes Scouting unique from other youth programs is that it is boy-led. This

class will delve into patrols, the Patrol Lead-ers Council, and how together they operate

a successful Troop.

140 What is NYLT? Adults and Youth X

Learn about the National Youth Leader Training course being offered by the Coro-nado Area Council. Class is open to anyone

that wants to learn more about the pro-gram, how to prepare for it, and how to

make the most of this training in your unit.

168 High Adventure and

Beyond Adults X

Learn, know, and put into practice BSA's rules about camping, cooking, swimming,

tour plans, and more.

172 Eagle Scout Service

Projects Adults and Youth X

What’s the best process for selecting, seek-ing approval, and carrying out an Eagle

Scout Service Project? Attend this class to find out.

173 Venturing and its role

in your Troop Adults and Youth X

This class will help Boy Scout leaders under-stand more about the Venturing program

and how having a Venturing Crew associated with their troop can complement, not com-

pete with, their troop.

T-shirts are $10 and are available

for pre-order until

September 16th.

Only a limited quantity will be in

stock at University of Scouting.

Venturing College (Adult and Youth) Class # Class Name For Whom 1 2 3 4 5 Class Notes & Description

107 Venture Leader Specifics Adults X The BSA's Venture Crew Advisor training re-quired for all Crew Advisors and Associate

Advisors.

108 Crew Committee

Challenge Adults X

The BSA's Crew Committee training required for all Crew Committee Chairpeople.

131 Adults in the Order of

the Arrow Adults X

A casual conversation about the role of adults in the OA with the Lodge Advisors.

Bring your questions and they'll provide the answers

140 What is NYLT? Adults and

Youth X

Learn about the National Youth Leader Train-ing course being offered by the Coronado Area Council. Class is open to anyone that

wants to learn more about the program, how to prepare for it, and how to make the most

142 Advanced Knots and

Lashings Youth X

Go Beyond Basic Scout Knots: explore crea-tive rope work including the Turk's Head,

monkey's fist, and other interesting knots.

143 Basic Knots Youth X Learn the uses for and how to tie all the

knots for Tenderfoot, Second Class and First Class Boy Scout Ranks.

144 Basic Map and Compass Youth X Don't know which way is north? Practical

advice that will come in handy on your next hike. Bring your own compass.

145 Den Chief Training Youth X

Discover the role and responsibilities of the Den Chief in your Pack and Troop. Become a

fully trained Den Chief by completing this course.

146 Dutch Oven Cooking Youth X

Learn time honored secrets of Dutch oven cooking. If you can cook it in an oven at home you can cook it in a Dutch Oven at

camp.

Venturing College Continued On Next Page

Venturing College (Adult and Youth) Class # Class Name For Whom 1 2 3 4 5 Class Notes & Description

150 Life to Eagle Youth X

This course is for Life Scouts and their lead-ers and parents as they embark on the Eagle Trail. Learn about selecting an Eagle Project,

the application and paperwork, and the board of review.

168 High Adventure and

Beyond Adults X

Learn, and put into practice BSA's rules about camping, swimming, tour plans, and more.

172 Eagle Scout Service

Projects Adults and

Youth X

What's the best process for selecting, seek-ing approval, and carrying out an Eagle Scout Service Project? Attend this class to find out.

173 Venturing and its role in

your Troop Adults and

Youth X

This class will help Boy Scout leaders under-stand more about the Venturing program

and how having a Venturing Crew associated with their troop can complement, not com-

pete with, their troop.

174 Team Building Games Youth X Learn and have fun at the same time. Learn

games that will help your youth leaders come together as a team.

There will be a Trading Post and Scout Shop at the

University of Scouting.

If you have special requests for items please contact

Jennifer Donmyer at 785-827-4461 or

[email protected].

We will bring your pre-ordered merchandise to

University of Scouting for you to pickup!

General Interest College (Adult and Youth)

General Interest College Continued On Next Page


100 Youth Protection

Training Adult X X X X X

The BSA's official Youth Protection Training required for all registered adults and strongly

recommended for all adults.

101 Charter Organization

Representative Training Adult X

The BSA's official training for Chartered Or-ganization Representatives.

109 Adult Leader Recognition

Adults X

What do the Square Knots on adult uniforms mean? By doing a good job as a leader you can earn recognition. This class outlines the adult recognition program and knot require-

ments.


Lashings Adults X



111 Ask the Lawyer Adults X Spend an hour with the council's legal advi-sor and discuss your questions about legal

issues in Scouting.

112 Basic Knots Adults X Learn the uses for and how to tie all the


113 Basic Map and

Compass Adults X X

Don't know which way is north? Practical advice that will come in handy on your next

hike. Bring your own compass.

114 Beascout.org - What is

it? Adults X

Discover and make the most of the new online unit locator tool. If your unit is not

taking advantage of this tool you are missing out on recruiting new Scouts.

115 Dutch Oven Cooking Adults X


camp.

General Interest College (Adult and Youth)



116 Guide to Safe Scouting Adults X What is the Guide to Safe Scouting? Learn

how to use the guide as a tool to plan a safe program for your Scouts.

117 Internet Rechartering

Basics Adults X How to use the internet Rechartering System

118 Journey to Excellence Adults X

What is Journey to Excellence and what does it mean to your unit? Find out how your unit

can be recognized as a Gold unit for pro-gramming excellence.

119 On the stove or over

the fire - outdoor cooking

Adults X

Outdoor cooking is a cornerstone of the Scouting program. Learn cooking techniques and tips and come away with a few great rec-

ipes. This class covers periods 4 and 5..

120 Planning an Ideal Year

of Scouting Adults X

Would you like your unit to have full partici-pation in your events and activities? Do you wish you had better parental involvement in your unit? Does your unit lack the funding to put on your dream program. IYOS is the key to having the program your Scouts and their

parents are yearning for.

121 Scouts with Behavioral Challenges: Strategies

for Success Adults X X

Learn techniques for working with Scouts that have special needs and challenging be-

haviors. Also learn how to involve the Scouts parents as part of the solution.

122 Sweet 16 of Safety Adults X The Sweet 16 of safety should be followed while planning all your Scouting activities.

Want to take your troops programming and junior leader-

ship to the next level? Then the youth leadership of your

troop needs to take NYLT (National Youth Leader Training).

Learn what it’s all about in class 140 offered session 1.

General Interest College (Adult and Youth) Class # Class Name For Whom 1 2 3 4 5 Class Notes & Description

123 The Electronic Leader Adults X An introduction to electronic resources avail-able for Scout Leaders including MyScouting

and MyCouncil.

124 Unit Marketing and

Public Relations Adults X

Learn how to use traditional marketing methods to publicize your unit's program. Learn how to tackle social media and to

make it work for your unit.

125 Unit Websites Adults X The ins and outs of establishing a unit web-site. The class will also cover the BSA rules

concerning website and other online forums.

132 All Things Gear Adults and Youth X X This hands-on course covers all types of out-door gear from cabin camping to a week long

canoe trip.

133 Backyard Astronomy Adults and Youth X Learn the basics of what you can see in the

night sky.

134 Camp Gadgets Adults and Youth X A useful camp gadget can be anything from a simple tripod to a foot bridge. Learn and use

pioneering skills to make a camp gadget.

135 GPS & Geocaching Adults and Youth X X

Geocaching is an outdoor treasure hunt in which the participant uses a GPS receiver to find the treasures hidden all over the world. Learn the basics of the GPS system and how

to participate in geocaching.

136 History and Etiquette of

the US Flag Adults and Youth X

Explore the history of the flag and the proper way to respect and display old glory.

151 Philmont Treks and PTC Adults and Youth X X Learn what Philmont has to offer you and your unit for both high adventure and ad-

vanced training.

153 What is Wood Badge Adult X

Hear from the leadership of the 2016 Wood Badge course and talk about outcomes, ex-pectations, and of course all the fun that is

Wood Badge.

154 Leave No Trace Adults and Youth X Learn the official Leave No Trace ways from a

LNT Master Educator.


General Interest College (Adult and Youth) Class # Class Name For Whom 1 2 3 4 5 Class Notes & Description

155 What a commissioner

means to your unit adult X

What is a unit Commissioner and why do they keep trying to help?

156 Nova Awards and STEM

in your unit Adult X X

What are the NOVA Awards and how you can use it in your unit.

166 Awards from the heart Adult X ## Ideas on how to thank parents and leaders

for their support of your unit's program.

167 When Eve hits the Trail Adult X Women's unique concerns while camping and backpacking. How to avoid being the

camp mom.

170 Duct Tape and its "Roll"

In your program Adults and Youth X

Dust tape! Your go to tool for fixing anything that needs to be fixed. Learn some tips,

tricks, and how to make something useful out of duct tape.

171 Duty to God & Religious

Awards Adults and Youth X

How to promote interfaith worship and uti-lize the religious emblems program in your

unit.

Even if you are a Cub Scouting veteran you definitely should take the

NEW CUB SCOUT PROGRAM class, number 163 offered period 4 and 5!

It will be taught by one of the architects of the new Cub Scout program

and he is coming prepared for your questions.

Want to learn about Philmont and the training courses offered at the

Philmont Training Center. Then sign up for class 151 offered session 4

and 5!

What do Beavers, Bobwhites, Eagles, Foxes, Owls, Bears, Buffaloes, and

Antelopes have to do with Scouting? Learn all you can about the

advanced leader training Wood Badge in class 153 offered session 1!

Youth College Class # Class Name For Whom 1 2 Lunch 3 4 5 Class Notes & Description

140 What is NYLT? Adults and Youth X

Learn about the National Youth Leader Train-ing course being offered by the Coronado Area Council. Class is open to anyone that

wants to learn more about the program, how to prepare for it, and how to make the most

of this training in your unit.


Lashings Youth X



143 Basic Knots Youth X Learn the uses for and how to tie all the


144 Basic Map and

Compass Youth X

Don't know which way is north? Practical advice that will come in handy on your next

hike. Bring your own compass.

145 Den Chief Training Youth X

Discover the role and responsibilities of the Den Chief in your Pack and Troop. Become a

fully trained Den Chief by completing this course.

146 Dutch Oven Cooking Youth X


camp.

147 On the stove or over

the fire - outdoor cooking

Youth X

Outdoor cooking is a cornerstone of the Scouting program. Learn cooking techniques and tips and come away with a few great rec-ipes. This class covers periods 1,2, and lunch.

148 How to earn a Merit

Badge Youth X

Merit badges provide a means to explore subjects of interest that you may never have

thought about before. This class will take you through the Merit Badge Plan and help

you understand the process of earning a Merit Badge.

149 Patrol Leader Development

Youth X

Are you a Patrol Leader? Want to be the most effective leader you can be? Learn sim-

ple techniques that will make you an effec-tive and respected Patrol Leader. For Patrol

Leaders only.

150 Life to Eagle Youth X

This course is for Life Scouts and their lead-ers and parents as they embark on the Eagle Trail. Learn about selecting an Eagle Project,

the application and paperwork, and the board of review.

174 Team Building Games Youth X Learn and have fun at the same time. Learn

games that will help your youth leaders come together as a team.

Merit Badge College

Class # Class Name Adult / Youth

Session

1 2 3 4 5

601 Energy Merit Badge Youth X

602 Entrepreneurship Merit Badge Youth X

603 Inventing Merit Badge Youth X

604 Welding Merit Badge Youth X

605 Sustainability Merit Badge Youth X

606 Architecture Merit Badge Youth X

607 Geocaching Merit Badge Youth X

608 Robotics Merit Badge Youth X

609 Electricity Merit Badge Youth X

610 Mining in Society Merit Badge Youth X

611 Plant Science Merit Badge Youth X

612 Game Design Merit Badge Youth X

613 Programming Merit Badge Youth X

614 Inventing Merit Badge Youth X

615 Movie Making Merit Badge Youth X

Commissioner College Class # Class Name For Whom 1 2 3 4 5 Class Notes & Description

501 BCS 101 Introduction to Commissioner Science

Adults X An overview of Commissioner service and the

single most important resource - The Com-missioner Fieldbook

502 BCS 103 Commissioner

and the District Adults X

Learn about the interaction of the commis-sioner with the district executive and district committee. Gain a better understanding of

district and council operation.

503 BCS 107 Unit Journey to

Excellence Adults X

Learn about the elements of the Unit Journey to Excellence (JTE) and what it takes to en-

sure success in every unit.

504 BCS 114 Good Commis-

sioner - Professional Relationships

Adults X

This special partnership is the core of Scouting success at a council and district lev-el. Learn the qualities and tips that make vol-

unteer-professional relationship work well.

505 BCS 119 Webelos to

Scout Transition Adults X

The transition of youth from Cub Scouts to Boy Scouts is vital to the health of Scouting. This course will provide commissioners with knowledge to share with unit leaders to as-

sist in the seamless transition of Webelos in-to Boy Scouts.

506 MCS 303 Commissioner

Lifesaving I Adults X

This course sets the stage for saving a unit and reviews the basic unit lifesaving tips.

507 MCS 309 Good Commis-sioners Need Both Head

and Heart Adults X

The objective of this course is to help com-missioners reflect on some of the important qualities of good commissioner service (the head) and inspirational anecdotes to share

with their fellow scouters (the heart).

508 MCS 318 Top 10 Ways to Ensure Good Com-

missioner Service Adults X

This session is designed to help experienced commissioners renew their priorities and get

back to the basics.

How to register for University of Scouting

1. Review the entire class catalog to check out all the classes you may be interested in taking.

2. Note the classes you are interested in and what session or sessions they are being taught.

3. Complete the online registration process available at www.coronadoscut.org. Register on or before

September 30th to take advantage of the $29 registration fee. The registration fee for participants

increases to $39 on October 1.

4. Make your class selections early. Class sizes are limited. Online registration is your best option to get

into the classes you want. Paper registrations will be entered as they are received. Please indicate a

second and third choice of classes on the paper registration form. Some classes cover more than one

period so plan accordingly.

5. Encourage your fellow leaders or other unit parents to attend University of Scouting. Why not host a full

car pool?

University of Scouting Permission Slip

To be used by Scouts and Venturers age 11-17 attending the University of Scouting.

Scout _______________________________ a member of Crew/Troop #_____has

my permission to attend the 2015 University of Scouting held at Fort Hays State

University.

My Scout will be under the leadership of (leaders name)

__________________________________________________________________

during the University of Scouting.

Parent / Guardian Signature____________________________________________

Parent/Guardian Name _______________________________________________

Emergency Contact Phone Number _____________________________________

Leader Signature ____________________________________________________

This permission slip must be presented at Check-in by all Boy Scout and

Venturing youth participants age 11-17 that are not accompanied by their

parent/guardian.

Coronado Area Council

University of Scouting & College of Commissioner Science

Registration Form

Online registration is preferred as it will provide you with an instant registration confirmation. If you register using the paper form

you will receive no confirmation and may have to select new classes during check-in.

Register online at www.coronadoscout.org.

Name: Phone:

Email: Unit:

Adult / District:

Council:

Some classes

than one

cover more

session

Enter Class Name

and Number

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and Number

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and Number

Session Time 1st Choice 2nd Choice 3rd Choice

1 9:15

2 10:30

3 12:45

4 2:00

5 3:15

Fees Due

Registration (Postmarked on or before

September 25, does NOT guarantee

class selections)

$29

Late Fee (Postmarked after

September 25)

$10

Optional T Shirt: Size _________

Youth: S M L XL

Adult: S M L XL 2XL 3XL

$10

Total Enclosed:

Return this registration form and fees to: Coronado Area Council, Attn: University of Scouting PO Box 912 Salina, KS 67402 Make checks payable to Coronado Area Council If mailing multiple registrations please use a separate form for each participant. All youth participants must bring the permission slip to University of Scouting.

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