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| Committee Chair |
Organize the committee to see that all functions are delegated, coordinated,
and completed. Maintain a close relationship with the chartered organization
representative and the Scoutmaster. Interpret national and local policies
to the troop. Prepare the troop committee meeting agendas. Call, preside
over, and promote attendance at monthly troop committee meetings and any
special meetings that may be called. Ensure troop representation at monthly
roundtables. Secure top-notch, trained individuals for camp leadership.
Arrange for charter review and recharter annually. Plan the charter presentation.
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| Scoutmaster | Scoutmaster trained, see attached for more complete requirements. |
| Activity Shirts |
Maintain a small inventory of activity shirts of various sizes for purchase
by scouts and adults, reorder as necessary, |
| Advancement Chair | Encourage Scouts to advance in rank. Work with the troop scribe to maintain all Scout advancement records. Arrange quarterly troop boards of review. Develop and maintain the Troops merit badge counselor list. Make a prompt report on the correct form to the council service center when a troop BOR is held. Secure badges and certificates. Work with the troop librarian to build and maintain a troop library of merit badge pamphlets and other advancement literature. Report to the troop committee at each meeting. Oversee troop Courts of Honor, working with the COH Coordinator and scouts. |
| Advancement Coach | Work with the scouts to help promote their advancement through the ranks, provide opportunities and support for scouts working on merit badges. Work with the PLC to create troop/group merit badge opportunities. |
| Adopt-a-Highway Coordinator |
Schedule the three adopt a highway events, make sure that scouts &
adults attending have viewed the video, signed permission slips & waiver,
and follow safety rules during the event. |
| Chaplain | Provide a spiritual tone for troop meetings and activities. Give guidance to the chaplain aide. Promote regular participation or each member in the activities of the religious organization of his choice. Visit homes of Scouts in time of sickness or need. Give spiritual counseling service when needed or requested. Encourage Boy Scouts to earn their appropriate religious emblems. Report to the troop committee at each meeting. |
| Charter Organization Representative |
Attend all Committee Meetings, provide link between the Troop and St.
Matthews, and with parish input develop ways in which the Troop can support
St. Matthews. Is a member of the chartered organization. Serves as head
of Scouting department in the organization. Secures a troop
committee chair and encourages training. Maintains a close liaison with
the troop committee chair. Helps recruit other adult leaders. Serves as
liaison between your troop and your organization. Assists with unit rechartering.
Encourages service to the organization. Is an active and involved member
of the district committee. |
| Court of Honor Coordinator |
Coordinate the four COHs: work with Advancement Chair and scouts
for COH's. If scouts are working to earn their Communication Merit Badge
they are to do all of the work for that COH. |
| Cub Scout Liaison |
Link between Pack 496 and the Troop, this includes attending Pack and
Troop Committee Meetings. Determine Pack 495 needs for den chiefs, identify
scouts who will be crossing over, identify new parents who may become adult
leaders in the Troop, offer other opportunities for synergy between the
Pack and Troop. |
| Fund Raising Chair |
Supervise money-earning projects, including obtaining proper authorizations.
It is not necessary to run all of the Troops fund raising events.
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| Fund Raising: SeptemberFest Coordinator |
Work with Lou Malnotis on the Troops not for profit booth at Septemberfest, attend Septemberfest meetings as necessary, complete tour permits and other paperwork as needed, schedule work shifts for scouts and adults, and manage money as necessary. |
| High Adventure Coordinator |
Schedule all high adventure outings, including shakedowns as needed, handle tour permits, ensure all scouts & leaders attending are informed and trained. Responsible for maintaining the High Adventure gear, including an inventory of its contents, publish inventory as necessary. |
| Membership Chair |
Run the yearly registration of scouts and leaders, process memberships
for crossover scouts, new leaders and new or transfer scouts as necessary,
ensure that troop re-charter is processed on time. |
| Napowan Coordinator |
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| OA Advisor |
Our troops liaison to Lakota Order of the Arrow. |
| Outings Coordinator |
Schedule outings as recommended by the PLC, create permission slips, collect
permission slips & provide monies to the treasurer, maintain scout &
adult health forms, Help in securing permission to use camping sites. Serve
as transportation coordinator. Ensure a monthly outdoor program. Promote
the National Camping Award. Promote, through family meetings, attendance
at troop campouts, camporees, and summer camp to reach the goal of an outing
per month. Secure tour permits for all troop activities. Report to the troop
committee at each meeting. |
| Photographer |
Take pictures at scouting events and provide to webmaster. Obtain pictures
scouting events from others, review content and provide to webmaster. |
| Quartermaster Advisor aka
Equipment Coordinator |
Advise and assist the scout quartermaster (usually his parent). Supervise
and help the troop procure camping equipment. Work with the quartermaster
on inventory and proper storage and maintenance of all troop equipment,
including the Troops trailer and its contents. Make periodic
safety checks on all troop camping gear, and encourage troops in the safe
use of all outdoor equipment. Report to the troop committee at each meeting.
Maintain an inventory of the Troops equipment, publish as necessary. |
| Secretary |
Keep minutes of meetings, maintain Troop Policy, and send out committee meeting notices. Handle publicity. (Conduct the troop resource survey. Plan for family night programs and family activities. At each meeting, report the minutes of the previous meeting. |
| Septemberfest Coordinator |
Work with our partner, Lou Malnotis to run the food booth at Septemberfest,
coordinate scout/parent time slots, file necessary paperwork with BSA and
Schaumburg, attend Septemberfest meetings as necessary, collect all monies
and provide to Treasurer. |
| Service Hours Coordinator |
Log scouts and adult leaders service hours, provide service
hour data as necessary. |
| Training Coordinator
(including Den Chief Coordination) |
Coordinate adult and scout training, may include running training classes. Encourage scouts to become den chiefs, schedule den chief training as needed. |
| Treasurer | Handle the accounts for the Troop, collect and distribute funds as necessary.
Provide financial records as requested hold an annual budget meeting; perform
an annual audit of accounts with other Committee members. Handle all troop
funds. Pay bills on recommendation of the Scoutmaster and authorization
of the troop committee. Maintain checking and savings accounts. Train and
supervise the troop scribe in record keeping. Keep adequate records in the
Troop/Team Record Book. Work with the Fund Raising Chair to supervise money-earning
projects, including obtaining proper authorizations. Supervise the camp
savings plan and scout accounts. Lead in the preparation of the annual troop
budget. Lead the Friends of Scouting campaign. Report to the troop committee
at each meeting. |
| Unit Commissioner |
Assigned by Pathfinder District |
| Troop Eagle Advisor |
Work with the scout candidates in an effort to help them attain the rank
of Eagle Scout. |
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