Re: [Philmont]: I've Been Invited to Philmont Training Center

From: grannynoah (grannynoah@tznet.com)
Date: Tue Apr 02 2002 - 13:36:57 CST


whats you highest thing for scouting that you do? for me its unit
commissioner even though i do wear other hats
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lina" <graybeaver731@yahoo.com>
To: "Multiple recipients of list philmont" <philmont@troop47.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 11:48 AM
Subject: [Philmont]: I've Been Invited to Philmont Training Center
 
 
> I've Been Invited to Philmont Training Center .....
> .... and I seek the wisdom of the List Members
> (cross posted to the Philmont list and to Scouter_T)
>
> After having been invited for the umpteenth time, I
> will finally be able to attend PTC. However, I've
> been invited to two different courses, and I'm
> undecided as to which to attend. I honestly wish I
> could afford to attend both (I do have the time, just
> not the $$$$). I seek the wisdom of the list to help
> me make a decision.
>
> First, some background. I have been involved in
> Scouting, Cub and Boy Scout levels, unit, district and
> council, from 1974 to 1986 with son #1 and from 1991
> to the present with son #2. My current focus is Troop
> Committee member, District Cub Roundtable Staff, Merit
> Badge Counselor, District Training Staff and Unit
> Commissioner. My love is Training. I was the
> District Cub Training Chair for six years. I stepped
> down two years ago because of increased
> responsibilities on my j-o-b (you know, the thing you
> do to support your Scouting habit). I am considering
> accepting the District Training Chair position
> (currently empty; the training staff is almost
> non-existent; the last NLE and PST two weeks ago for
> Cub, Boy Scout and Varsity Leaders was staffed by
> three, our District Director, District Commissioner
> and me). I have attended every training course
> offered on the District and Council level except
> Varsity and Venturing, High Adventure and Snow Trek,
> BSA Lifeguard and COPE, Boy Scout Leader Wood Badge
> and Wood Badge for the 21st Century. I attended NCS
> Cub Day Camp Director and Program Director courses. I
> have also attended Cub Trainer Wood Badge (W-CS-34 - I
> use'ta be a Beaver).
>
> The two sessions I have been invited to attend are
> "New Directions In Training" which I understand is
> oriented towards District Cub Trainers, and "Training
> Management Seminar" which I understand is oriented
> towards Council and District Training Chairs.
>
> What are the differences between these two courses?
> What are the major advantages of each? Disadvantages?
> Would you pay my fee for one of them so I can attend
> both and reap the full benefits of comparing them? ;-)
> Given the above background, which would you attend and
> why?
>
> Philmont has long been a dream of mine, and though I
> am not physically able to go on a trek (which is what
> I've always dreamed of), I am extremely excited at the
> prospect of attending PTC, and of just BEING THERE.
> As a single mom with limited income, this will
> probably be my only chance to attend. I want to make
> the best decision of which course to take, not just
> for my interests, but for what I can take back to my
> District.
>
> I do need to make up my mind by the end of this week,
> not only to reserve my spot, but also to request my
> vacation time off in order to attend. I welcome all
> of your comments and advice, on or off list, to help
> me make my decision. Thank you.
>
> =====
> YiS,
> Lina Fryckman
> Santa Maria Valley District, Los Padres Council, CA
>
> "A hundred years from now it will not matter what my bank account was,
> the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove. But the world
> may be different, because I was important in the life of a boy."
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