Summary of Girl Board member position
Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital is seeking Girl Scouts, ages 14-17, to serve on the Council's Board of Directors for a one-year term. This is an exciting way to take an active role in the critical decisions that will determine the future of Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital. You will meet and work with interesting and influential people, and you will have an opportunity to make sure that those people hear from you, too.
Serving on the board requires a time commitment and taking responsibility
Serving on the board comes with many benefits and perks
Each year, two older girls (ages 14-17) are elected to the Board, contributing their perspective
Girl board members participate in all matters coming before the Board
Nominees will be listed on the slate of candidates to be voted on at GSCNC Annual Meeting
The board year term officially begins October 1 and concludes on September 30
Girl Board Member applicants must be age 14 to 17 AND must be no further than 11th grade (high school junior) as of December of the application year.
What are the qualifications to be a Girl Board Member?
Must be age 14-17 (no higher than 11th grade at the time of application)
Accept the Girl Scout commitment to work with all without regard to race, religion, or gender
Must be a registered member of Girl Scouts
Demonstrate dependability, honesty and credibility.
What is the time commitment for serving on the Board of Directors?
Girl Board Members are expected to participate as outlined in the Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital Girl Board Member Agreement and Attendance Procedure, including:
Prepare for and attend at least five Board meetings during the term
Prepare for and attend the Annual Meeting in April
Dates, times, and locations will be set by the Board Chair. Attend and facilitate a regional forum.
Deadline for applications is December 15th
