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Discoveree 2011

February 5, 2010
Chavez Middle School, Union City

(new site, approximately 1 mile from last year's site)

 

Workshop Leader Recruitment

We are currently recruiting workshop leaders for Discoveree 2011.  Click here to download the form.  Workshop leaders can sign up for other workshops when they are not teaching free of charge.  If you teach two or more sessions, we provide your lunch. Scroll down to view the 2010 Brochure for an idea of what kinds of classes have been offered in the past.  What's your special talent?  Come share with fellow Girl Scout volunteers!  E-mail your completed form by September 12, 2010 to Discoveree2011@gmail.com

Here are a few pictures from past Discoveree events.  Don't miss this one!

 

 

What is Discoveree?

Discoveree 2010 Brochure

How to Participate

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

 

What is Discoveree? It is an awesome Girl Scout training event!

 

Fun! Fun! Fun!  At Discoveree you can expect to make new friends, learn new ideas, and possibly even fulfill certain training requirements.  Volunteer workshop leaders will be offering unique and interesting classes designed to increase your knowledge, help you practice new skills and give you opportunities to enjoy yourself!  Whether you’re interested in learning troop/group program, outdoor skills, songs, games, crafts, or a variety of other workshops, come spend a fun day networking with other Girl Scout volunteers and learn some new things.  Here are some of the reasons past participants came:

“I gathered lots of new activity ideas to do with my troop.”

“I learned about things I didn’t know before.”

“Discoveree helped me grow as a leader… to be come better and more skilled.”

“I come to Discoveree every year because I find a lot of personal growth opportunities.”

“At Discoveree I get to share with others, meet new people, and have a fun ‘day-off’”

  

Discoveree 2011 Brochure

Coming in mid-October! 

Click here to download the 2010 brochure.  You can browse through workshops in the brochure or read the descriptions online while you register.  Use the registration form on page 10 to register by mail or fax, although online registration is the fastest and most secure method.

 

How to Participate

Step 1 (Right Away)

Pick your classes:  Read all the workshop descriptions to find the incredibly fun and informative workshops that appeal to you.

Page 3 of the brochure has an “At A Glance” view of the schedule, or click here for a copy.  Some workshops span 2 or 4 sessions. 

Page 4-9 of the brochure has detailed workshop descriptions.  Classes are listed by category and then alphabetically. Required or enhancement leadership classes offered regularly throughout the council are highlighted in green and listed at the beginning of each section.

 

Step 3

Make note of the items you need to bring for your particular workshops

 

Step 4 (February 5)

 

Get ready:

Be “green”—carpool if possible!  Confirm logistics with your carpool buddies.  What to bring:  Wear comfortable clothing and shoes, extra money for DISCOVEREE patches/rockers, merchandise in the Girl Scout Shop, or snacks and sodas sold by Girl Scout troops, any items needed for your particular workshops.

 

Step 5 (February 6, 2010)

Go to Alvarado Middle School, 31604 Alvarado Blvd, Union City, CA94587

Signs will lead you to Participant Parking.  Check in at the gym and receive further instructions to help you enjoy your day!

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

 

Who can come to Discoveree?

This event is for adults (Girl Scout or non-Girl Scout) and girls in grades 10-12.  This event is not for children or babies.

 

May 9^th graders sign up for the Gold Award workshop?

Yes, 9^th graders may sign up for just that workshop.

 

What if I don’t know what workshops to sign up for?

If you have any questions about Discoveree, what workshops to take, or are not too sure what you need to do or bring, contact our registrar:

Sandi Mulkey: 925.439.3382 or brakes225@aol.com

 

May I sign up for just one session?

Girls in grades 10-12 may sign up and pay for individual sessions, but adults pay the single registration price.

 

Who are the workshop leaders?

Our wonderful workshop leaders are volunteers from throughout the council.

 

Where is Alvarado Middle School?

Alvarado Middle School is located approximately 10 minutes away from the I880 and Hwy 92 interchange (eastern end of the San Mateo Bridge).  Approximate travel times from:

Chico            3 hrs. 15 mins

Eureka          5 hrs 4 mins

Fairfield         1 hr 5 mins

Novato          1 hr 11 mins

Pleasanton    29 mins

Redding         3 hrs 30 mins

San Francisco 39 mins

San Jose       30 mins

San Mateo     22 mins

Santa Rosa    1 hr 22 mins

Walnut Creek 39 mins