Science, Medicine and Technology
Girl Scouts = Mad Scientists?
Through its innovative concept of “Edu-tainment,”
Mad Science sparks the imagination and curiosity of children
everywhere by providing fun, entertaining and exciting activities
to instill a clearer understanding of what science is really
about and how it affects the world around them. Join girls
in special hour long Mad Science Workshops while earning GSUSA
awards!
Who: GSSJC registered Brownie or Junior Girl Scouts
Safety-wise ratio of adults stay, absolutely be no tagalongs
Where: Girl Scout Center, 3110 Southwest Freeway, Houston,
TX 77098
What: Girls complete requirements for GSUSA try- it/badges
(specified below)
When: Sunday, January 23 2 p.m. or 3:30 p.m.
Brownie Try-it Science Wonders OR Junior Badge Oil Up
Sunday, February 27 2 p.m. or 3:30 p.m.
Brownie Try-it Science in Action OR Junior Badge Science Sleuth
Sunday, April 10 2 p.m. or 3:30 p.m.
Brownie Try-it Space Explorer OR Junior Badge Science Discovery
Bring:
- Completed permission slip (GSSJC form F-204) for each
girl*
- Completed medical form (GSSJC form F-185) for each girl*
- Completed adult emergency form (GSSJC form F-22) for
adults
- Girls wear their uniform or Troop t-shirt, if available.
- Troop first aid kit (troop adult serves troop girls as
first aider at event)
*Remains with troop leader
Min./Max.: 20/30
Cost: $10/girl; free for Safety-wise ratio of adult leaders/volunteers
who must stay
Register: Use the Program Registration Form
Event code: 10-62-01-6243
Deadline: The Monday two weeks prior to the event
January 10, February 14, and March 28
Contact: Registration – Theresa Hunter, 713-292-0318
or thunter@sjgs.org.
General - Melinda Gaskill, 713-292-0232 or mgaskill@sjgs.org
For information about Mad Science programs, contact 713-663-7623
or www.madscience.org/houston
 2005
University of Houston Career and Tech Day
| The 2005 Career and Tech Day is designed
by a Girl Planning Board to offer YOU an opportunity to
visit the lovely University of Houston, speak with female
professionals in a variety of careers, earn requirements
for GSUSA awards, write or update personal resume, participate
in a service project, learn about opportunities available
for your future. Details online or in your copy on page
57 of the November/December issue of The Golden Link.
Who: Girls 11-17
Where: University of Houston, Engineering Building
When: Saturday, February 5; 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Cost: $10/Girl Scout attending morning session
Register: Use Program Registration Form
Event code: 10-62-01-6247
Deadline: Received by Saturday, January 15 |
Career Close-up – explore MY favorite college
majors!
An excellent way for girls to explore two of their selected
majors up close and personal! Outstanding faculty and
staff of the University of Houston take the girls through
the challenges and rewards of their selected areas. There
will be some walking between sessions on the beautiful
UH campus, so please dress accordingly. Who: Girls
ages 14-17
Where: University of Houston Engineering Building
When: Saturday, February 5;
1:30-4:30 p.m.
Cost: $5/Girl Scout; Special $2.50/girl price if girl
also registers for the 2005 UH Career and Tech Fair
Register: Use Program Registration Form
Event code: 10-62-01-6248
Deadline: Saturday, January 15 |
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