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The Gold Award Panel

Five regional Gold Award Panels meet monthly to review Gold Award Proposals and have mentoring discussions with Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors who have turned in proposals.  They meet in the following locations:

City, State

Location

Date

Washington, DC

GSCNC Conn. Ave Office

2nd Thurs of the Month

Waldorf, MD

GSCNC Waldorf Office

2nd Thurs of the Month

Lorton, VA

GSCNC Lorton Office

2nd Wed of the Month

Leesburg, VA

GSCNC Leesburg Office

2nd Wed of the Month

Winchester, VA

Youth Development Center

2nd Thurs of the Month

 NEW Frederick, MD

 GSCNC Frederick Office

 2nd Thurs of the Month

**Register here for an In-Person Presentation for December** Use the keyword "panel" in the search box.

When turning in your Gold Award Proposal you can have an In-Person Presentation or choose to participate in the Proposal-Only process.  Click here to read more about your options.

Contacting the Gold Award Panel

Panel Location

Panel Chair

Washington, DC

Lori Betsock or Cynthia Ewel

Waldorf, MD

Alita Jordan

Leesburg, VA

Tracy Bailey or

Lorton, VA

Cynthia Dahlin

Winchester, VA

Cathy Wolfe-Heberle

Frederick, MD

 Stan Myles

Want to earn the Gold, but just don't know where to start?  Do you have specific questions about the Gold Award Panel?  Interested in earning the Gold, but the proposal seems like a huge task?

The first step is to go to a Gold Award Workshop.  Done that, and still have questions about the Gold?  That's fine!  Click on the name of Gold Award Panel Chair of the regional panel nearest you to send her/him an email.  The Panel Chair will be able to work with you to get your initial questions answered before you submit an official proposal. 

Please note: While the Panel Chair will do her or his best to help you with your questions and project ideas, your proposal will still need to be reviewed and approved by the full Gold Award Panel.

Girl-Led: The Gold Award process, as you know, is girl-led.  This means that you are responsible for writing your proposal, turning in your paperwork, scheduling your presentation and contacting the Panel with your questions.  If your leader, advisor or parent has general questions about the process they may contact your regional panel chair or the Teen Program Specialist with those questions.  Specific questions related to your project, from approval to implementation, must be asked by you.

Having trouble getting in touch with your local Panel Chair?  Contact Caroline Schreiber, Teen Program Specialist, at cschreiber@gscnc.org or (202) 274-3336.

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