Topic
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Schedual:
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7:15 Setup - Patrol [Adults had to do it:-(]
- Tables
- Computers
- Room
- Flags
7:30 Opening - Youth [None:-(]
7:35 President's Moment - Neil Coplin
- Dates
- Old Business No input for the Minutes:-(
- New Business No input for the Minutes:-(
7:40 Advisor's Moment - James D. Corder
- Time table for Open House
- Set requirements for 2000/2001 Calendar
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7:50 Classes
- Youth disscuss 2000/2001 Calendar
- Youth plan steps for successful Open House
8:45 Advisor's Moment - James D. Corder
9:00 Closing - Youth [None:-(]
9:10 Cleanup - Patrol
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Attendance:
Not All Presnet or Account for!
P - (2) Presnet
A - (1) Not Present but Accounted For
N - (-1) Not Present and Not Accounted For
Advisors
- P - James D. Corder
- A - Andrew P. Drake
- A - Jon Hogue
- P - S. Potter
75%
Green Bar
- P - Neil Coplin
- P - Ho-Sheng Hsiao
- P - Heather Anne Ward
100%
Owl
- A - Jack Trout PL
- P - Ian C. APL
- N - Jason Cunnyngham
- N - Jesse Kass
- P - Daniel Morris
- N - Jon Schlegel
- N - Nabeel A. Yousef
7%
Hawk
- P - Aaron M. Croyle PL
- A - Suhasini Aswath APL
- P - Ryan Beach
- N - Nicholas R. Carter
- N - Stepan Kazakov
- A - Nathan C. Lee
- N - Thomas R. Lowers
- N - David A. McIlroy
- P - Katie Ward
22%
Special Guests
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Activities
We have less than two months. There are bright,
interested students out there, waiting to hear from
us. Here is the plan:
First Week of August - Call the school(s) you are
responsible for. Get a contact name and approximately
when they will be back at the school. Mr. Corder has
already sent out a list of established contacts for
some schools.
Second-Third Week of August - Call the contact and set
up a time to meet with them IN PERSON. They need to
know what you are going to tell students, before you
go in. Also, discussion of possibly getting students
out of class to see a presentation needs to be settled
here. Multiple meetings might be necessary.
First Week of School - GO TO CLASSES!! Talk to
students and tell them about our great program! Take
someone with you (a person with an officer badge is
always helpful to have). Have visuals if you feel
they would help the presentation. Practice before you
go! Finally, be sure to give out the web page
address.
Tell them to mail the reflector for questions or if
they want to come to the open house.
September 12 - ONE WEEK LEFT! All presentations must
be finished by this point; people like notice before
meetings so they can plan to be there. Also, this
gives them time to look at our page. Agenda for the
open house should be set by the end of the meeting on
this day.
Districts:
(first person is responsible for setting up presentation dates)
- Hilliard: Aaron/Neil Davidson, Darby
- Upper Arlington: Heather/Aaron
- Dublin: Neil/Katie Scioto, Coffman
- CAHS (Cols Public): Heather
- Bexley: Hosh/Ian
- Worthington: Ian/Hosh Killbourne, Thomas
- Wellington: Ryan
Those of you not already signed up, pick a district!
Gahanna, Westerville, Reynoldsburg, CSG/Academy/St.
Charles
This plan is very realistic if everyone does their
part. Let's go get us some new members! Heather Ward
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Campout Schedule for Brone Recipients
Core Requirements 4 required, other 4 as makeup for below or for Ranger
First Aid will be done as core iwth group. For elective credit, and additional coruse is required (OSU EDU P&L 102, 2hrs)
Aug 11 - 13 (LNT, C)
October (C): Book-binding Campout (Land Navigation)
Novmeber (C): Land Navigation - we need to brng the GPS and have topographical maps for
orienteering course that we can do. Compases will also need to be acquired. Infomation
could then be taught to the troop or another crew.
February (C)
March (C, LNT) COPE Course? [To Cold]
April (C, LNT) COPE Course?
Leave No Trace: although we will be follwing the principles of leave no trace at all
campouts, the denoted ones will include training on the principles, for those who have not
already received this.
Cooking: all campouts will have food planned by a different member or pair. They will
be responsible for all shoping, planning, and cooking for the crew or their patrol.
(must be at least a group of 6).
Electives (NOTE: COPE course above is one elective that could be fulfilled as a group)
What do YOU want to do? Possibilities are below.
Choose one more, and choose what you like to do!
Group instruction/work is possible in some of these areas.
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Backpacking
Cave Exploring
Cycling/Mountain Biking
Ecology
Equestian
First Aid
Fishing
Hunting
Lifesaver
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Mountaineering
Outdoor Living History
Physical Fitness
Plants & Wiledlife
Scuba
Shooting Sports (Pistol, Rifle, or Bow)
Water Craft (Whitewater rafting, Boardsailing, or Small Boat Sailing)
Winter Sports (Alpine, Nordic SKiing, Snowboarding, Snowmobiling, Ice Skating)
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Schools (#)
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Beginning
Dates
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Contacts
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Hilliard (2)
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U.A. (1)
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Aug 23
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Westerville (2)
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Aug 30
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Dublin
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Sep 5
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Worthington (2)
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Aug 29
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Bexley (1)
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Aug 23
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Wellington (1)
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CSG/Academy (2)
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Aug 30
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Columbus Public (16)
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CAHS
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