M. J. Faust Art170 Final Project


Mission
	As a Unit Commissioner for Conestoga District in the Greater Pittsburgh Council, Boy Scouts of America, I share with parents and adult leaders the Boy Scouts of America program’s goals, ideals and methods I promote communication between units and the Conestoga District. by encouraging participation in Roundtable, District events and training I encourage units to develop websites for their Pack or Troop. I promote unit and family participation in outdoor events, activities and camping.
The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.
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Resume
	Scouting Experience 2007-present Commissioner Pack 65 and 601 2007-present Conestoga District Cub Camping Representative 2001-present Troop 6 Committee Member Camping Coordinator 2006-present Webmaster for Troop 6 Website 1998-2000 Pack 601 Advancement Chairperson Boy Scout Training 2008 College of Commissioner Science, Bachelor Degree 2007 Commissioner Basic Leader Training 2007 Baloo (Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation (Cub Scout Training) 2006 NEIV178 Woodbadge 2004 Boy Scout Basic Leader Training Updated Annually: Youth Protection Training, Safe Swim Defense, Safety Afloat, Weather Hazards Volunteer activities 2008 St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Social Action Committee Chairperson, 1999-2005 Dormont Presbyterian Church Volunteer Congregational Librarian 1989-1998 School and Community Volunteer Education 2005- Present CCAC 1980 University of Pittsburgh, Sociology, MA 1978 University of Pittsburgh, Sociology, BA, Skills Adobe CS3 Photoshop and Indesign Microsoft: Office 2003 Microsoft Word 2007 Microsoft Sharepoint Designer 2007 Operating System: Window XP CSS XHTML
Scouting is more than camping, but you cannot take the "outing" out of "Scouting."
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Links
	General Information: National Council Home Page 100 Years of Scouting--Celebrating the Adventure Celebrating the Journey Scouting Alumni and Friends 100th Year Anniversary Video Cub Scouts: National Council, Cub Scout Information Parent's role in Cub Scouting Cub Scout Leader Training Boy Scouts: National Council, Boy Scout Information Orientation for New Boy Scout Parents Every Boy Deserves a Trained Leader Venturing: National Council, Venturing Information Venturing Crew Officer Orientation Youth and Adult Training Registered Leader Information: Online Training Center ScoutParents ScoutParents empowers parents and mentors to provide the best quality Scouting experience to all youth, in every unit. Find out how you can maximize the values, benefits, experiences, and rewards of your family’s Scouting participation.
The Trail to Eagle is a difficult and long journey for a boy and requires a parent's support.
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GALLERY
	In Scouting parents and adult leaders are invited to participate in making memories with their sons and other Scouts. Pictures of camping trips and other activities enable us to remember and share these memories. Please enter the Scouting experience by viewing pictures in my galleries.
All photographs are there to remind us of what we forget. In this - as in other ways - they are the opposite of paintings. Paintings record what the painter remembers. Because each one of us forgets different things, a photo more than a painting may change its meaning according to who is looking at it.. John Berger
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