April 2005 Volume 31 Issue 4  
15 – Don’t Be a Victim: A representative from the Sexual Assault Center will discuss the latest statistics dealing with the sexual assault of children. This workshop provides insight into the variety of tactics that sexual abusers practice and what you can do to educate our youth. Come to this important workshop and learn more about the prevention of sexual assault as well as non-threatening ways to approach this sensitive topic with children.

16 - Cooking With Chocolate: Chocolate can be used to express anything from “I love you” to “I’m sorry” as well as serving as the number one comfort food in America. Come to this tasty workshop to learn more about your favorite indulgence. This workshop will include discussion on the different types of chocolate, chocolate recipes, and tips on the various ways to cook with this delectable dessert. *Repeat from 2004 MDC*

17- A Changing World - Up Close and Personal: Turning on the television, or simply clicking the mouse has put our children up close and personal with devastating world events and occurrences. Come talk to child psychology experts to learn how global news, wars, and natural disasters may affect your child. This workshop will help you be better prepared to talk with your family about the harsh realities of our changing world.

18 – So You Want to Create a Web site: Developing a Web site for a troop/group or a service unit can be a great way to promote and advertise your Girl Scout activities. However, due to the accessibility to people allover the word, there are certain guidelines that must be addressed before creating a Web page. Learn tips for creating a Girl Scout friendly Web site including information

regarding, safety, privacy, language use and copyrighted material. This workshop will also answer questions regarding the correct use of the Girl Scout logo and clipart. Note: This workshop will be repeated during sessions A, B, and D at the Information Technology booth.

19 – Climbing Cog’s Ladder: Throughout our lives, we participate in groups, either as girls or as leaders. Knowing how groups function and develop is important since they are the primary means for early socialization, for task accomplishment, for social support, and for learning. You’ll laugh out loud watching an event planning committee experiencing the five stages of Group Growth – Cog’s Ladder. You may even remember a time when you were on just this type of committee.

20 – The Sound of Music: Join us for a Girl Scout sing-a-long! This workshop will bring back old memories and make new ones as you lift your voice in the spirit of Girl Scouting. Sing old, new, and tried and true Girl Scout songs that will be tons of fun and leave you with a renewed sense of camaraderie. (Great for troop/group program enrichment!)

21 – Mix it Up with Program: Bust the myths and get just the facts about the programs offered at GSSJC. Discover the wonderful opportunities that await girls with girl planning boards, special interest groups, program opportunities and more.

22 – Taking Care of Business: Discover the “Donald” in you and find out what it takes to become a successful entrepreneur. As a Girl Scout volunteer you have a multitude of transferable skills that enable you to become your own boss. Learn the success secrets needed to achieve the American Dream and profitably operate your own business.

23 - Allies for Animals: Animal shelters work to save lives of animals, prevent animal abuse, and educate individuals to be responsible pet owners. In order to continue this work, animal shelters depend on the support of the community. Walking dogs, providing food, showing affection, assisting in an “Adopt a Pet” day are a few of the many unknown opportunities that exist for troops/groups to assist animal shelters. Learn from a local animal shelter how girls can meet a shelter’s needs by participating in numerous service projects and education programs. *Repeat from 2004 MDC*

24 – The Sum of Your Parts: Hear a panel of medical experts discuss the important aspects of taking care of your aching feet, tired eyes, and skin. These neglected areas are very important for keeping yourself healthy. Learn what you can do to look and feel your best.

 

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