Results tagged “Auburn” from GSSA Leader Blog: The Virtual Volunteer

Would you like to go to the Auburn football Scout game October 2, but aren't sure where to stay?  Stay at Kamp Kiwanis on beautiful Lake Martin!  The camp is about a 40 minute drive to the football stadium, and you can't beat the price.

 

We've already reserved the campgrounds for the whole weekend (October 1-3, 2010) just for the troops and families planning on attending the game.  For families attending the game, we will have a unit reserved for men (if there is sufficient interest). 

 

To reserve your spot, all you need to do is fill out the Kamp Kiwanis Reservation Form, and submit it to the Montgomery Service Center.  The cost is $5 per tent or cabin per night.  Accommodations are available on a first-come, first-served basis.  If you have any questions about reservations, contact Nina Davis at extension 2902.

 

A whole weekend on the lake, and a football game with all your fellow Girl Scouts... Sounds like a perfect fall activity!

See Auburn football for free!

 

Auburn University Athletics invites scouts and leaders to the Louisiana-Monroe game on October 2, 2010. Friends and family of scouts can purchase tickets in the scout section for $40 at Gate 20 on the day of the game. The kickoff time will be announced no later than 2 weeks prior to the game and the stadium gates will open 2 hours prior to kickoff. To qualify for free admission you must complete the registration form and mail to Julie Stanley by September 15. Please include a complete list of all attendees and please use names listed in official Scout registry. Once your form and payment are received you will be sent directions and complete instructions. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis and Free Admission is limited to the first 1,000 registered scouts. 

Auburn University Men and Womens' Basketball teams invite Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama to come out and support the Auburn Tigers. If you are looking for a fun and cost-efficient weekend outing for your troop these events are for you. These events are free to all Girl Scouts and troop leaders. Whether you are a basketball fan or not, these games are sure to be a slam dunk!

 

Women's Basketball vs Georgia, January 31: Voucher  

 

Men's Basketball vs LSU, February 27: Registration Form   

 

For Junior, Cadette, Senior and Ambassador Girl Scouts

 

Great for team-building and confidence-boosting!  Girls between the ages of 9 and 11 will experience the low challenge course, and ages 12 and up will experience the low and high challenge course.  Juniors may apply this event toward the "Adventure Sports" badge, and older girls can apply this event toward the "High Adventure" IP.

 

Troops or individuals may register for this event. Individual girls must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.  Adults not participating in the course do not have to pay.

 

Visit the challenge course web site!

http://www.ag.auburn.edu/adm/adventure/index.php

 

 

When: Sunday, October 18, from 1 - 5 p.m. 

Where: Auburn University, Auburn

Ages: 9 years old and up, adults may participate!

Cost: 9-11 years old - $20.00, 12 years old and up - $30.00

Send check payable to "Auburn Girl Scouts" to:

Judy Prior, 261 Cary Drive, Auburn, AL 36830

Registration Deadline: October 5

The waiver must be signed by a parent or guardian.

For More Information: Download the flyer.

The Auburn University College of Sciences and Mathematics' Society of Women in Sciences and Mathematics (SWSM) will hold its 4th annual Women's Leadership Symposium on Friday, August 21, 2009, at The Hotel at Auburn University & Dixon Conference Center from 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.  The university is holding 5 slots specifically for Girl Scouts until August 5.   This is for girls in 9-12 grade, and 50 girls will be invited to attend.  Interested adults also may attend for the full $50 fee.  For more information or to get an application, please contact Nancy Melkerson at n_melkerson@hotmail.com.

Symposium Schedule:
 ● 8:30 am- Networking Breakfast
 ● 9:30 am- Registration
 ● 10:00 am- Panel Discussion
 ● 11:15 am- Roundtable
 ● 12:00 pm- Lunch and Program including keynote

Keynote Speaker and Panelists
Dr. Kathy Pearson '84- Keynote
Dr. Pearson is a senior consultant and the Director of Executive Education for Decision Strategies International (DSI), a management  consulting firm focused on scenario-based strategic planning and decision-making. Dr. Pearson also serves as an adjunct associate professor in the Operations and Information Management Department at The Wharton School.

Brittany Barnes '09- Panelist Pharmacy Student, Auburn University
Erin Edmondson '07- Panelist Life Science Teacher, Auburn City Schools
Dr. Andrea Hardwick '00- Panelist Optometrist, Hardwick Vision Center
Janayah Hudson '96- Panelist Director of Surgical Technology Program, Aiken Technical College
 
Please visit www.auburn.edu/academic/science_math/swsm/ for more information about SWSM.

AU Athletics is inviting Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and leaders to receive free admission to the Sept. 5 game against Louisiana-Tech.  Friends and family of Scouts can purchase tickets in the Scout section for $40 at Gate 20. To qualify for free admission, complete and mail the registration form to Julie Stanley by August 26, 2009.  Please include a complete list of all attendees and please use names listed in official Scout registry. Once your form and payment are received, you will be sent directions and complete instructions.

 

Download the registration form at

www.girlscoutssa.org/forms/Program/au_scout_day.pdf.

Auburn University Theatre presents Still Life with Iris by Steven Dietz, and they are inviting your Girl Scouts to attend for FREE!  This play is suitable for children aged 8 and up.

Your girls will join young Iris as she journeys from the joyous world of Nocturno to picture-perfect Great Island, where she discovers Mozart and Annabel Lee, but loses her family, only to embark on many adventures in her quest to return home.  Steven Dietz's play stars adventurous children, kind-hearted adults, unhappy discards, and people blinded by their obsession with perfection.  In a world in which self-interested adults are frequently encouraged to turn a blind eye to cruelty, Iris and her young cohorts show the value of compassion, adventure, family and friendship.

 

The free matinee is June 25 at 2:30 p.m. 
There are 360 seats available, first come, first served, but you can reserve admission by calling Marjorie at 334.844.6624.

Come join the Auburn Gymnastics Team as they compete with Ohio State on Friday, March 13 at the Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum. The event begins at 7 pm, and is FREE to Girl Scouts!.

Register using the event registration form to request tickets by February 20 and you will be mailed free tickets for your troop. Send the completed form to the Montgomery Service Center.

It's Girl Scout Day at the Auburn vs. Tennessee Women's Basketball on Sunday, January 25. Fill out and bring this form and Wear your Girl Scout T-Shirt to get in FREE! The game starts at 2 pm; there is a fun half-time show and post-game autographs.

Come join the fun

Auburn vs. Tennessee Men's Basketball Game on February 7.  Scouts are invited to attend for FREE; parents/friends of Scouts can attend for $5 (cash only) to sit in the Scout section.

Make a troop poster and win a prize!  Wear your Scout uniform and cheer for the best team (hint: they wear orange and blue).

You must sign up with this form, and the registration date is Jan 28 -- but it could close earlier if it fills up!