Girl Scout Advisory Board Information
The Girl Scout Advisory Board (GSAB) allows Girl Scouts who are 14 or older, the opportunity to serve as an advisory team providing programmatic input to the Chief Executive Officer. By lending a voice to our movement that wants, needs and values youth-led contributions, these young leaders will play a significant role in shaping the ongoing work of Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital.
Girl Scout Advisory (GSAB) Frequently Asked Questions
Why do we have a Girl Scout Advisory Board? 
Who is in the GSAB and how much time does it take?
When will the GSAB meet?
How will the Board know what has happened?
How do I apply to be considered?
In January, the Nominating Committee will interview all the teen applicants, usually on a Sunday afternoon at our main Girl Scouts office in Washington, DC. The committee will select up to 15 Girl Scouts to participate in the GSAB for a term of one year and make every effort to select Girl Scouts that represent the rich diversity of the Council and the geographic region.
Applications open in the summer
