Re: advancement chair
Jeff L. Glaze (jglaze@SUBASIC.SCIATL.COM)
Fri, 7 Jun 1996 08:36:40 -0400
(MAJ) Mike L. Walton (Settummanque, the blackeagle) wrote:
>The "Advancement Chair" came about when many Troops were
>larger and when the entire BSA's advancement program rested on
>the shoulders of the Troop. In those cases, there was actually a
>subcommittee of the Troop's Committee, called the Advancement
>Committee, chaired by a Scouter that served as Troop Advancement
>Chair.
Our Troop, although not particularly large at the moment (31 Scouts)
operates with an Advancement Subcommittee. Basically, the
adult leaders with the most interest, and familiarity in the advancement
program are a part of this subcommittee, and one committee
member is designated as the chairman, responsible for
coordination of efforts.
Although we have 31 Scouts in the Troop, the Troop committee
membership stands at 18 registered adults... All individuals with an
assigned responsibility!
YiS,
Jeff L. Glaze, jglaze@subasic.sciatl.com, or jglaze@mindspring.com
Chartered Organization Representative, Pack, Troop, & Post 477
Northeast District, Atlanta Area Council, BSA
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