📚 Step into the University of Scouting! 📚

Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 23rd, as we unveil a treasure of experiences and learning at the University of Scouting. No, it's not your typical lecture hall! Instead, it's a realm where your curiosity crafts the curriculum, and every moment is an adventure waiting to be seized.

• Crave the tranquility of a hammock camp? We've got you covered!

The calendar planning process started on April 18 and has been out for review. Next week, the pocket calendar will be published.

Here's the latest version of the 2023 - 2024 Calendar

Here's the staff and volunteer chair listing for the 2023-2024 calendar.

If you see that there are dates missing, events that are on the wrong dates, or anything else, we need your help. Please let us know or you can also reach out to the Staff Adviser or Volunteer Chair of the event.

Attention Scouters; The 2023-2024 Calendar is now out for review.

Please review the attached and let me know what dates need to be added, changed, or removed by contacting me at Clint.Beilke@scouting.org or 731.499.1540.

Welcome to the TN River District Group!

Here, you'll be able to connect with your fellow Scouters from across the Highlands District and Shiloh District. There are several opportunities for you to strengthen Scouting's programs, grow Scouting's membership, and leverage your sphere of influence to champion Scouting through Fund Development.

Here are just a few of those ways:

District Committee

The group that brings Scouting to life throughout your geographical area is known as your Scouting District. Responsible for all program coordination, membership recruitment, and fund development in the District, you're able to make a direct and lasting impact on the local face of Scouting when you join the District Committee.

Operating Committees on the District Committee Include:

• Volunteer Training Committee

• Activities and Civic Service Committee

• Advancement and Recognition Committee

• Camp and Outdoor Program Committee

• Membership Committee

• Fund Development Committee

• Nominating Committee

Unit Service

This is the heartbeat of Scouting. The group that can make or break a district. Unit Service volunteers wear many different hats but everything revolves around one, simple concept: Relationships.

Unit Service consists of all things that support our Scouting Units, including:

• Coordinating monthly volunteer roundtables to provide information and training

• Direct Scouting Unit Support

• Providing a connection between our Scouting Units and the District, BSA Local Council, and BSA National Council

• And the list goes on!