Campus Girl Scouts
University of Washington
Meeting Minutes
February 19, 2000
4:30 PM
HUB 204N (Husky Union Building)
Note Taker: Leanne Gilly
GSTC Advisors: Amy Poort
Present: Jessica Tang, Leanne Gilly, Amy Poort, Sandy Poort and guest
- Group Requirements
- You have to be
associated with a college in some way, be it student, grad student,
faculty, or staff. We have a group dues of $5 that can be paid
anytime. This is plus the $7 that you need to pay to register as a Girl
scout. You do not have to register right away, but to participate at a full CGS, you need to register. If you would like a registration
form sent to you, please send your name and address to campusgs@u.washington.edu.
- This year if you pay
your dues and come to one meeting or activity a quarter, you will receive
the CGS pin.
- Activities
- The first activity we discussed is a
national CGS Brownies Go To College Day probably March 31, where we would
host a few events on campus for Brownies to participate in. This is
something that CGS across the nation are going to be putting on to bring
publicity to CGS and introduce 1-3 graders to their campuses. There is
more information as well as a proposed agenda for the day on our web site
at http://students.washington.edu/campusgs/minutes.shtml - click on BGTC
information. We need people to help plan this event, in terms of setting
up a schedule, registering, talking to departments about hosting an
activity, people to help on the day of the event, etc. It shouldn't take
too much time to plan, but without more help, we will not be able to put
it together. If you are interested, please response with a time of week
that you would be available to meet to help plan. If we get enough
responses, a planning meeting will be set for early November.
- The next activity is a Junior Scout overnighter. This is a
council event whose goal is to have a better retention rate of girls
staying in scouts when they move on to middle school. The committee
putting this event together is interested in having campus scouts come and
participate in some way, be it running an activity or just hanging out for
the night. You do not have to stay the whole night. Some ideas that are
being considered are having the Seattle Storm (Women NBA) come and play
basketball with the girls, having some prominent women come and talk about
their time in Girl Scouting, and having fun activities for the girls to
do. The committee feels they would like to have older scouts on hand to
show the girls and their parents that there is time for scouting as you grow. If you are interested, let us know and we will forward your name to
the people in charge so that you can keep informed of this event.
- Thirdly, Leanne am looking into putting together a packet that would
give scouts ideas of activities to do on campus to earn a specific
badge. This is something I will be doing myself, but would love to have
anyone who is interested to come join me. When finished, this packet
would be available to troops around totem council and if people are
interested, we would like to offer the help of a campus scout to help the
troop do the activities on campus.
- Next Meeting
- The next meeting will be in late November and we are going to try and get
Santa letters to answer. If not, we'll find something else to do.
Meeting adjourned at 6:15 PM