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Warren Babcock Cutler Hovey Barrington Seneca Waterways Council Starkey and Districts ©2013, Wayne Sheeler Hamlin Lake Ontario Massawepie LighthouseLighthouse Wolcott Scout Camps Clarkson Parma Ontario Williamson Greece Huron Tupper Lake Webster Sodus Irondequoit Adirondack Rochester Bay Waters Sweden Bay Waters Mountains Ogden GeneseeGenesee Marion Butler Penfield Rose Gates CrossroCrossroadsads Walworth BlackBlack CreekCreek Brighton Chili ToTowpathwpath Macedon Arcadia Lyons Riga Palmyra Savannah Galen Henrietta Pittsford Perinton Wheatland Mendon MohaMohawkwk Victor Farmington Manchester Rush Junius Tyre Phelps West SenecaSeneca Bloomfield Waterloo Exploring Seneca East Falls West Bloomfield Hopewell District Key Exploring Canandaigua East Geneva Bay Waters Fayette Seneca Black Creek Richmond Bristol Gorham Genesee Crossroads / Varick Turning Point Lighthouse South Benton Bristol Potter Romulus Middlesex Mohawk Canadice Ovid Torrey Seneca Jerusalem Camp Naples Italy Milo Camp Towpath J. Warren Babcock Cutler Hovey Barrington Seneca Waterways Council Starkey and Districts ©2013, Wayne Sheeler SP4355 SP4484 • FREE shipping on orders over $50 • Customize your design online • 100% Money back guarantee SP4518 Troop and Pack Banners 100+ Patrol Patches 1000’s of Awesome Troop T-Shirt Designs SP4123 SP3512 SP4213 SP3600 We have More troop leaders trust wicking ClassB® with their custom t-shirts! t-shirt orders. Visit ClassB.com/BSA SP4611 SP4546 SP3693 SP3190 to customize your design today! Boy Scouts of America®, the Universal Emblem, BSA®, Cub Scout™ and Badges of Rank are either registered trademarks or trademarks of the Boy Scouts of America in the United States and/or other countries. Manufactured under license from the Boy Scouts of America. All rights reserved. #8040-2.1 Service Projects & Service Hour Reporting The BSA’s Journey to Excellence has standards set for unit’s to help increase and encourage service in their community. The goal is for all Scouts to perform a minimum of 5 hours of service annually. A unit goal is as simple as a unit performing 5 hours of service for every youth in the unit. Service Projects Objective: The unit participates in service projects, with one benefiting your chartering organization. The projects and hours are logged on the Journey to Excellence website. Ideas for Service Projects Remember to check with your unit’s chartered organization to see if they have any projects that your Scouting unit can participate in. Other service project Ideas include: • Community Cleanup • School Flag Ceremonies Service for your charter organization Place American flags on gravesites for Memorial Day Scouting for Food How to Log Your Service Hours You can enter hours directly by logging on to www.scouting.org/awards/journeytoexcellence and enter your unit’s service hours or you can access a link to this tracking site from the Seneca Waterways Council website. • Look for the “Service Project” area of the screen. There you can find the link to log your hours, information for first time users and ideas and tips for a successful service project. • To enter your service hours click on “service hours website” link. • Choose “New User Click Here” or enter in your existing username and password. If you have any questions, please check with your District Executive. Got a MyScouting account? You can also reach the Journey to Excellence service hour website by clicking in the Journey to Excellence Information link on the left side of the screen on the council website. Once you click the link you will be directed to www.scouting.org/awards/journeytoexcellence to log your hours. 57 57 Tour & Activity Plans Tour Plans are completed online through the website www.myscouting.org. Paper Tour Plans are not accepted by the Seneca Waterways Council. In order to complete a Tour Plan an adult leader of the unit must, if they haven’t already done so, create an account at myscouting.org to complete the form. A tutorial video on how to complete the form can be viewed at the following link: http://www.scouting.org/Home/HealthandSafety/DemoTourPlanVideo.aspx When should a Tour & Activity Plan be submitted online? • Trips of 500 miles or more; or • Trips outside of the council boundaries (excluding trips to Massawepie Scout Camps) • Trips to any National high-adventure base, national Scout jamboree, National Order of the Arrow Conference, the Summit Bechtel Reserve, or a regionally sponsored event or; • When conducting any of the following activities outside of a council or district event: o Any aquatics activities (swimming, boating, floating, scuba, etc.) o Any Climbing and rappelling o Any Orientation flights (must also process a flying plan) o Any shooting sport event o Any activities involving motorized vehicles as part of the program (snowmobiles, boating, etc) or o Trips to other council properties If you need assistance with your myscouting.org account, please contact the National Member Care Center at 972-580-2489. If you need assistance with the Tour and Activity Plan completion, please contact the Seneca Waterways Council Scout Service Center at 585-244-4210. 58 58 59 59 TRAINING FOR SCOUTS Den Chief Conference: Den Chiefs are Boy Scouts who assist Cub Scout or Webelos den leaders at den meetings, Pack meetings, and other events. The Den Chief Conference is a ½ day event that provides Den Chiefs with the knowledge, skills, and understanding to fully enjoy their role, and provide the best possible service to the Cub Scout dens they work with. Den Chief Conference training is available through the districts and at the Leadership University in March. Introduction to Troop Leadership Skills for Troops (ILST): Youth leadership training starts in the Troop. ILST is given primarily by the Scoutmaster and the senior Patrol leader to all the youth leaders in their Troop. At the end of ILST, all of the Troop leaders will understand what is expected from them in their new leadership position. They will better understand the roles of each member of the leadership team (at the Patrol and Troop levels) and will learn to work toward a common vision of future success. They will learn that putting others first as a leadership style builds a strong and effective team. Upon completion of this training, the "Trained" patch may be worn below the youth leader's badge of office. Completion of ILST prepares the youth to attend National Youth Leadership Training. National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT): National Youth Leadership Training is a leadership development course designed by Boy Scouts of America to enable Scouting youth to lead their Scouting organization. NYLT uses the methods of Scouting to teach leadership skills. A week is spent in an environment that exemplifies the "best" that Scouting can be and is the vision that Baden Powell intended. Youth will experience a "boy led Troop" as the program is run by youth. This course is intended for Senior Patrol Leaders, Patrol Leaders, Instructors, and Troop Guides. It is open to Scouts who are 13 years of age, have achieved the rank of First Class, and are recommended by their Scoutmasters. Seneca Waterways Council operates one of the largest and most successful programs in the Northeast Region at the Walmsley Sawyer Training Center, located at Camp Cutler. Seneca Waterways Council employs the national program to deliver NYLT courses each summer. Each course is limited to 48 participants to maintain the quality of the program. National Advanced Youth Leader Experience (NAYLE): The National Advanced Youth Leadership Experience is offered by the Philmont Training Center and based at the Rocky Mountain Scout Camp. This camp is designed to provide youth leaders with a Philmont based wilderness encounter that motivates them to follow a life of helping others succeed based on the values expressed in the Scout Oath and Law. The Philmont leadership is committed to making NAYLE a very special experience. During NAYLE, Scouts live in a Patrol setting at Rocky Mountain Scout Camp, where they use leadership skills to resolve exciting and challenging backcountry situations. This week will conclude with a closing challenge for each Scout to build upon the Legacy of Waite Phillips, the benefactor of the Philmont Scout Ranch. NAYLE will equip youth leaders to be better Troop Leaders, NYLT staff members and/or superior camp staff. It will help guide a Scouts’ journey in leadership service to others. It provides life skills for now and the future. 60 60 TRAINING FOR SCOUTERS (ADULT LEADERS) Fast Start is a 20 minute training available online at Days of Training: Many Districts in the Council sponsor www.myscouting.org
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