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For Girl Scout Cadettes Do you like science, technology, engineering, and math? Ever wondered what it's like to work in one of those fields? Well now you can find out! Come explore the opportunities available by interviewing women in different STEM careers, and try out a STEM career in the Written in Bone lab. For more information or to register: http://register.gscnc.org/Program/EventDateList.asp?cat=2&id=1320 Special thanks to Lockheed Martin, the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, and the Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering Center for Educational Outreach for their partnership and support of this event.
For Girls of All Ages Hey Girl Scouts! Show off your inner artist by designing an image for Girl Scout Week 2010! On March 6, the winner and ten finalists will have their original image on display as part of the "Portraits of Girl Scouting" exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery! For complete rules, visit www.gscnc.org/gsweekcontest.html Submissions are due by Saturday, February 20, 2010. Camping Information
Summer Sleep Away Camp Registration has BEGUN! It's never too early to think about SUMMER CAMP! Log onto our Sleep Away Camp registration site at http://register.gscnc.org/ResidentCamp to apply for a program. For additional information or to request a hard copy of our Sleep Away and Summer Day and Evening brochure please e-mail your request to summercamps@gscnc.org For Girl Scouts grades 4 - 7 The Challenge Core Camp is a two night camping event for troops grades 4 - 7. Participate in team-building games, a challenge course and other activities that will challenge you to think in creative ways. Non-Girl Scouts are welcome to attend with your troop! Bring your friends! For more information or to register, visit: http://register.gscnc.org/Program/eventDateList.asp?id=1215
From the NEW Ambassador Journey - JUSTICE Did you know that the largest trash heap in human history was taller than the Statue of Liberty? Its true! On Staten Island, the Fresh Kills landfill was open for about 50 years until the 1980s. The landfill reached its maximum capacity via barges dropping off approximately 13,000 tons of garbage daily. With limited space to open new landfills and opposition to building a new incinerator, New York now pays other states to accept most of its trash. Where is the JUSTICE in that? Find out more fun environmental information and create your own adventurous Journey with "JUSTICE." Leaders, don't forget to purchase the leader guide, which includes detailed sample sessions to help you lead girls through the Ambassador Journey. Journeys are a core piece of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, and help girls Discover, Connect and Take Action. Multiple Levels For Girl Scout Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors and Enjoy this popular living history program as you learn a skill all 18th century gentlemen would know-swordplay. This one-hour program includes a re-enactment of swordplay, a display of 18th century weapons, and a 20 minute hands-on lesson. For more information, or to register, visit: http://register.gscnc.org/Program/EventDateList.asp?cat=6&id=1315 For Girl Scouts of All Ages Basketball, dancing and more for only $2! GMU's Women's Basketball invites everyone to come out and show their stuff on Girl Scout Day! FREE spirit clinic in the morning for anyone interested in learning the moves they will perform on the floor at halftime. First 1,000 Girl Scouts receive Girl Scout Day patch! For more information, or to order tickets, visit: http://www.gscnc.org/files/pdf/program/2010_February_GSDay_GMUBBall.pdf For Girl Scouts of All Ages Are you interested in attending an event or series of events about one or more of the Journey Leadership books? We want YOUR feedback on the best way to present programs on the Journeys. Fill out a brief survey with your opinions here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/WJCFDPN
For Girl Scout Juniors The Bat Or award was developed by the National Jewish Girl Scout Committee (http://www.njgsc.org/) especially for Girl Scouts who want to explore their heritage as part of their Girl Scout experience. Girls complete several requirements focusing on Jewish history and heritage, Torah, synagogue and prayer, holidays and festivals, Israel, and Girl Scouting.
For Girl Scout Juniors Come to this fun Junior dance badge workshop, where you will learn different dances and finish up with a Girl Scout Junior dance party! For more information, or to register, visit: http://register.gscnc.org/Program/EventDateList.asp?cat=6&id=1281
For Girl Scout Cadettes Dance around the globe in a day, learning traditional dance stylings from multiple continents. This is a chance to explore the world of dance from a global perspective at a fraction of the cost of regular dance classes! Participants will earn a participation patch for attending a session, as well as complete a portion of the Invitation to the Dance IP (p. 126). Find out more and register at http://register.gscnc.org/Program/eventDateList.asp?id=1319
For Girl Scout Ambassadors This workshop is a great opportunity to prepare girls for college and life on their own. You will address critical topics such as smart decision-making, money management, personal safety, physical and emotional well being, and academic/career preparation. Find out more and register at http://register.gscnc.org/Program/EventDateList.asp?cat=3&id=1295
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