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The University of Louisville is partnering with the Lincoln Heritage Council to offer "A College for a Day" experience to local youth. This is your chance to work with University of Louisville professors and learn skills that will better prepare you for college and the "real world".
Parents & Volunteers: There will be free informational sessions on Admissions and Financial aid, so please plan to attend.
UofL Professors will partner with local Merit Badge Counselors, and the curriculum offered will be the BSA merit badge for that subject.
College for a Day will be held on Saturday, May 19, 2012 at the University of Louisville Belknap Campus. Cost is $15 per student and includes lunch, patch, and registration packet. This event is open to Scouts and non-Scouts.
Click here to see our Facebook page and register.
Roy C. Manchester Summer Camp Merit Badge Signups Now Open If your unit is attending Summer Camp at Roy C. Manchester you can now sign up for merit badge sessions.
Click here to register for Merit Badges.
For further assistance please contact Johnathon Boles at Johnathon.Boles@scouting.org or 502-400-5762.
 Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Camp Crooked Creek with Specialty Merchandise Commemorate the Silver Anniversary of Camp Crooked Creek with special edition merchandise. From polos to pen and pencil sets we've got it all! The Lincoln Heritage Council is now taking pre-orders for speciality merchandise. Orders must be received by May 25, 2012 to be available for pick-up at the Camp Crooked Creek Trading Post during your week of Summer Camp. Click here for more information and order forms. LHC to offer Commissioner College  Commissioner College will be held on April 28-29, 2012 at Camp Roy C. Manchester. The cost will be $35 per participant.
The college is based on an academic college model with degrees conferred on graduates based on a national BSA curriculum. The courses offered at our college are designed to expose participants to the multiple aspects and approaches to Commissioner Service. This annual training event will allow participants to take back new ideas and resources to their units, districts and councils. The goal of the college is to motivate, train, and inform commissioners on how to help units succeed.
Click here for additional information or to register for Commissioner College.
Join our Team The Lincoln Heritage Council believe that our team members make our organization great! We are committed to hiring supporting team members by providing a superior work environment. Currently, we are seeking an optimistic individual for a support staff role. This position works behind the scenes and provides the ever important support services to the Council. Interested applicants must be organized, proficient in Microsoft Office and have a solid background in data entry. Resumes can be submitted to Hannah Glover at Hannah.Glover@Scouting.org.
NRA to offer Refuse To Be A VictimŽ Course Refuse To Be A VictimŽ is a seminar full of crime prevention and personal safety strategies you can use to develop your own safety plan. In just three
to four hours, you will learn about home, automobile, phone, technology, travel, personal safety - and much more. The course will be offered on Saturday, April 28, 2012. Registration deadline is April 18.
Click here for more information or to register.
Save some green and get ready for Earth Day The Scout Shops want you to save some green and help you protect the environment. Come on in April 12-April 19 and everything you can stuff in our great reusable bags will be 25% off! Offer excludes program insignia and literature, Pinewood Derby, advancement items and gift cards.
What difference can Scouts make?
During the week of April 15-22, 2012 we encourage each unit to plan and execute a community service project that will benefit their city, town and/or county. With over 35,000 Scouts, Scouters, and parents involved with the Lincoln Heritage Council, we have the opportunity to make a HUGE impact on 64 counties in Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois and Tennessee.
If your unit is planning to participate in the Week of Service please report your project in advance to Kelly Masterson, Marketing & Communications Director, at kelly.masterson@scouting.org or (502) 400-5361. Cub-O-Ree and Camp-O-Rees Scheduled for April It is springtime! Now is the time for Scouts to have fun in the outdoors and to do some camping! Southern Indiana Spring Camp-O-Ree April 13-14 The Metro/Central Kentucky Spring Camp-O-Ree
April 27-29 The Southern Indiana Cub-O-Ree April 27-29 The Metro/Central Kentucky Cub-O-Ree April 27-29 Click here to access Cub-O-Ree Leader's Guides. Click here to access Camp-O-Ree Leader's Guides. Click here to register for a Cub-O-Ree. Click here to register for a Camp-O-Ree. Fireside Chats to be held in Western Service Area Meet your council leadership at one of three fireside chats scheduled in April. Any and all Scout leaders are invited to attend. You will have an opportunity to meet both the volunteer leadership and executive leadership of the council. We will share our vision of Scouting in the Lincoln Heritage Council and our methods of support for all units, leaders and Scouts in the council. Please join us at any one of these locations at 6:30 p.m. Central Time: April 16, 2012
Paducah Area Fountain Avenue United Methodist Church 300 Fountain Ave, Paducah, KY April 18, 2012
Bowling Green Area Holy Spirit Catholic Church
4754 Smallhouse Road
Bowling Green, KY 42104 |
