This has been canceled and Rescheduled for March 2nd, 2019.

Need Training? The University of Scouting is THE place to be! With lots of classes to choose from that range from the beginning leader/Cub Scout parent to Boy Scout leader/veteran, or a youth in a leadership role, you are assured of finding the help you are looking for! University of Scouting is a one day supplemental training that offers everything from the most basic Leader Specific training to more advanced sessions. This year will feature lots of new and exciting classes designed to help you, the unit leader, take your unit to the next level of program.

Show them adventure, make them effective, keep them engaged through desirable, consistent, accessible, and high quality training.

Courses to be Offered:

College of Cub Scouting

• *Financing The Year Round Program
• Activities
• Whittlin’ What?
• Exploring Nature
• Cub FUN: Games, activities, and projects
• Cub program planning
• How to run a Pinewood Derby
• Cool Cub Scout Ceremonies
• Webelos Crossovers
• Blue & Gold Events
• * 1st Year Do’s and Don’ts
• Executing the Family program

College of Scouts, BSA

• *Financing The Year-Round Program
• Totin’ This
• *The OA & The Troop Representative, Unit Elections Teams, Adults in the OA and You
• *Eagles Wings - The Eagle Process/The Trail to Eagle/The Role of Eagle Advisor. Learn how to assist your scouts as they travel the trail to Eagle Scout Rank
• *Eagle Service Projects - The planning, the scope and the pitfalls of the culmination of a boy's Scouting career, The Eagle Service Project
• *Eagle Candidate Coach & Advisor
• High Adventure Program
• Courts Of Honor's
• 7 Reasons Ur Scout Troop Will be Successful
• Successful PLCs
• 1st Year Dos and Don’ts
• Girls in Scouting? 
• *Rebirth of a Scout Unit

College of General Education

• *Shooting Sports
• *1st Aid ARC (additional $20... only 8 particpants + additional wait list if receive additional trainer)
• Social Media
• *Scouting as a Ministry
• *How to Utilize the Religious Awards in Your Unit
• *How to Prepare for your District Activities
• *Campmaster Corps
• *STEM Counselor Training ℗
• *Nova Counselor Training ℗
• *COR Training ℗
• *Pack/Troop Committee Challenge ℗
• I’m a Cub What?  (Cubmaster specific) ℗
• *So I’m a Den Leader?  (DL specific) ℗
• Scoutmaster FUNdamentals (SM specific) ℗
• Venturing Project Management
• Internet Advancement
• Preparing for our Camping Adventure
• Exploring Nature
• Healthy Meals at Campouts
• *Giving Honor Where it's Due: Flag Retirement Ceremonies
• Team Building Games
• *Working with Differently Abled Scouts and Scouters
• *Diversity in our Program
• *Visual Story Telling
• *STEAM  & STEM: What’s it About?
• *How to Use My.Scouting
• Scoutbook

College of District/Council Operations

• *District Committee Training ℗
• *Unit Commissioner Basic Training ℗
• *New-Unit Commissioner Basic Training
• *Planning District Activities
• *Commissioner Tools

College of Youth Leadership & Development

• Leadership & Communication a 2-way Street
• Goalcasting: Discovering, Developing, and Executing Your Vision
• What’s a PLC
• Where do we go? Planning Activities for your Troop and Patrol
• Skits, Stories, and Songs
• The OA?  What is it?
• Youth Recruitment & Retention
• Den Chief Training ℗

Assistant Chief Scout Executive

Is In For Our University of Scouting!

   Mark Logemann

   Assistant Chief Scout Executive

   National Director of Support Services

Mark began his career in the Dan Beard Council located in Cincinnati, Ohio, serving as District Executive, District Director, Field Director, and Director of Field Service. Following that he was selected as Scout Executive of the Southwest Michigan Council in Kalamazoo, Michigan. After five successful years he was promoted to Area Director for the 13 councils in Ohio and West Virginia. For more than eight years, Mark served as Scout Executive of the Bay-Lakes Council in Appleton, Wisconsin. In January 2016, Mark was selected to serve as the new Membership Growth Group Director at the National Service Center. In this role, Mark oversees departments and teams with direct responsibility for working in partnership with local councils in growing the membership of the Boy Scouts of America. Mark is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor Member of the Order of the Arrow, and a James E. West Fellow. He graduated from Salem College in Salem, West Virginia, with a degree in youth agency administration and a minor in business. Mark and his wife Anne have two Eagle Scout sons – David and Steven. His hobbies include golf, skiing, scuba diving, and woodworking.