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WEEK 5: JULY 6-12 OMMUNITY LLIANCES (CONTINUED) LDS Scouting Leadership Conference C A (by invitation only) Lee Shaw Appointed WEEK 6: JULY 14-20 Community Alliances Leader Scouting in the Hispanic/Latino Community WEEK 7: JULY 21-27 We are pleased to announce the American Heritage Girls promotion of Lee Shaw Jr. to the position of team lead for Bringing Youth to Christ Through a Baptist Community Alliances in the Scouting Ministry Membership Impact Department, FBI—Faith-Based Initiative replacing Matt Budz, who was pro- Focusing on the “Main Thing” moted to Scout executive in Scouting in the Catholic Church Framingham, Massachusetts. Lee (FALL) WEEK 11: SEPT. 15–21 has served on staff in the depart- ment since 2008, most recently Recruiting and Serving Ethnic Markets as senior business development specialist on the Community Alliances Team. This team provides resources and support for councils in the development MEMBERSHIP RESOURCES and strengthening of relationships with educational, community, and religious organizations; new-unit Registration Training growth; and unit service through commissioner staffs. The Membership Resources Team conducts registration Lee earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in political sci- training courses for council registrars and other council ence at Clarion University of Pennsylvania. He began employees involved in the registration of new members his Scouting career in Columbus, Ohio in 1990 and has and leaders. These training courses help both new and held positions including district executive, district direc- tenured employees keep up their knowledge on proper tor, field director, and chief operating officer. He was procedures and efficient operations. There is no charge for recognized in the Who’s Who in Black Columbus publi- the course itself, and councils make the travel arrange- cation for his role in community leadership and has ments for their attendees and pay those costs. Below are served on numerous boards focusing on youth the 2013 training dates and host council locations: advocacy. March 13–15 Las Vegas Area Council, Las Vegas, NV Lee is married to Paulla and they have three children— May 15–17 Dan Beard Council, Cincinnati, OH Janel, Drew and Landon. Aug. 14–16 Boston Minuteman Council, Milton, MA Oct. 16–18 Central Florida Council, Orlando, FL PHILMONT 2013 Dec. 4–6 National Council, Irving, TX Check out these conferences at Philmont that are con- Registration Codes for ducted by Membership Impact staff and volunteers. It’s District-Level Volunteers not too late to sign up for these weeklong training courses designed to equip volunteers with know ledge to There has been a change to the registration codes for grow Scouting programs. district-level volunteers. In the past, there have been WEEK 1: JUNE 9-15 two position codes that could be used: code 75 for Strengthening Venturing district members at large (voting members of the dis- trict) and 79 for district committee members (nonvoting WEEK 3: JUNE 23-29 members of the district). The Council Commissioner District Commissioner and Assistant District This was confusing because code 79 was supposed to Commissioner Training be for those volunteers who do one-time jobs and do not have a vote on the district committee. This does not Effective Roundtables happen often, and if a volunteer has agreed to serve in Focusing on the “Main Thing” a district role, they should be registered and be able How to Conduct a Commissioner College to vote. The Unit Commissioner To alleviate this issue, code 79 was phased out in 2012. LDS Scouting Leadership Conference Those volunteers formerly assigned to this code should (by invitation only) now be registered using code 75. 4 MEMBERSHIP IMPACT DEPARTMENT NEWS AND RESOURCES FEBRUARY 2013 Membership Impact Department News and Resources FEBRUARY 2013 Youth recruitment, new-unit development, and membership support services news from the BSA’s Membership Impact Department MEMBERSHIP RECRUITMENT Membership Campaign Council Guide • Position Descriptions • School Night Guide The Membership Impact Department has recently • Spring Recruitment Plan for Troops updated the Membership Campaign Council Guide. This resource will continue to be updated as a helpful • Webelos-to-Scout Transition Plan resource for councils’ executive staff and volunteers • Venturing Recruitment Plan as they work to develop strategies on offering oppor- • Marketing tunities for more families to join our Scouting • William D. Boyce program. This guide can be found on the Membership Impact website using the link below to be printed or • Commissioner Support reviewed in its entirety or in chapters, in Microsoft • Successful Techniques in Membership Word or PDF formats. Recruitment From the Field The chapters consist of: The link is www.scouting.org/scoutsource/ • Nationally Coordinated Roundup Plan Support Membership/Youth_Recruitment/PlanningStrategies. Roles aspx. • Council Membership Plan • Developing the Plan • Scouting Participating Questionnaire COMMUNITY ALLIANCES Southern Baptist Convention’s President Visits National Scout Office SBC President Dr. Fred Luter recently visited the national office of the Boy Scouts of America as the guest of Chief Scout Executive (and fellow Southern Baptist) Wayne Brock to discuss ways Baptist churches can use Scouting as an evangelism, reli- gious education, and family ministry. Southern Baptists are a major chartered organization for Scouting, and they strongly support the foundational principles of the Boy Scout Oath and Law. Baptist churches interested in knowing more about starting or strengthening a Scouting ministry may visit the Association of Baptists for Scouting website – (Left to right) Association of Baptists for Scouting board member www.baptistscouters.org – and click on “resources” or Charles Holmes, Chief Scout Executive Wayne Brock, SBC contact their local council of the Boy Scouts of President Dr. Fred Luter, and BSA Religious Relationships America. Chairman R. Chip Turner..
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