Call for Applications: GSOC Board of Directors Girl Advisory Members
Applications due annually on February 15, 2023
Girl Scouts in grades 9-11 apply to serve as a Girl Advisory Member for the GSOC Board of Directors! This is an exciting leadership opportunity for girls who are interested in planning for the future of Girl Scouting and have the time to prepare for and participate in approximately 12 meetings/events per year. Contact Customer Care to request an application.
Call for Interested Girls: GSUSA Girl Scout Advisory Board Members
Interest Forms due February 22, 2023
Girl Scouts in grades 7 - 11 for the 2023 - 2024 school year must complete the GSOC Interest Form to be considered as a GSOC Nominee to apply for the Girl Scout Advisory Board to Girl Scouts of the USA.
In 2023, GSUSA is seeking ten new members to join the Girl Scout Advisory Board to Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA).
Note: This is to replace existing advisory board members who are expected to graduate from high school. The Girl Scout Advisory Board to GSUSA works with the Girl Scout national office on key projects and initiatives aligned to the national strategy and provides critical customer insight and innovative ideas to serve girls in the 21st Century. Members of the Girl Scout Advisory Board will make recommendations, contribute to key initiatives, and influence decision-making processes at our national office. Girls gain experience creating change in a national nonprofit organization, receive hands-on training, professional development opportunities and skill development.
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Mentoring Awards - Earn Girl Scout Mentoring Awards!
Calling Girl Scout Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors!
Be a mentor for younger girls and earn national Girl Scout Mentoring Awards!
When girls guide or teach something they know to younger girls, they act as a mentor. Girl Scouts in grades 4-12 help younger Girl Scouts by sharing their skills, passions, and experience.
Girl Scout Mentoring Awards: Program Aide - Are you a Girl Scout Cadette? Ready to gain experience by sharing skills, testing knowledge, and trying out new leadership roles as you work directly with younger girls? Learn how you can earn the Program Aide Award, a national Girl Scout Mentoring Award for girls in grades 6-8.
Girl Scouts and Faith - Girl Scouts provides many opportunities for girls to grow in their respective religious faith, including national religious awards for girls in grades K-12 and religious recognitions facilitated at an individual or troop level through a faith community. Each girl is encouraged to develop her own strong values within the context of family, faith, and the Girl Scout Promise and Law.