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Welcome to Venturing 1 What Is Venturing? 1 The Spirit of Venturing 2 How a Crew Gets Started 3 The Specific Goals of Venturing 4 The Venturing Uniform 6 Venturing Hand Salute 7 Venturing Sign 7 BSA High-Adventure Bases 8
Venturing Leadership Skills Course 11 Kodiak 11 Vision 12 Communication 12 Organization 13 Synergism 14 Your Leadership Opportunities 14 Advancement Leadership Requirements 14 |
Responsibilities of Crew Members 15 Responsibilities of a Venturing Officer 16 Position Descriptions for Each Youth Officer 17 Advisor Award of Merit 22 Teen Leaders’ Council 23
VENTURING AWARDS AND RECOGNITION Background and Purpose 24 How to Start on the Trail to the Silver Award 24 Bronze Award 26 Gold Award 42 Silver Award 52 Ranger Award 62 Quest Award 64 TRUST Award 66 Earning Boy Scout Advancement 68 Quartermaster Award 69 The Scouting Organization 72 Cub Scouting 72 Boy Scouting 74 Religious Emblems Programs 76 Venturing Reference Guide 78 |
As a Venturer,
I promise to do my duty to God
and help strengthen America,
to help others, and
to seek truth, fairness,
and adventure in our world.
The Venturing Code
As a Venturer,
I believe that America’s strength lies in our trust in God
and in the courage, strength, and traditions of our people.
I will, therefore, be faithful in my religious duties and will
maintain a personal sense of honor in my own life.
I will treasure my American heritage and will do all I can
to preserve and enrich it. I will recognize the dignity and
worth of all humanity and will use fair play and goodwill
in my daily life. I will acquire the Venturing attitude that
seeks the truth in all things and adventure on the frontiers
of our changing world.
The Scout Law
A Scout is trustworthy,
loyal, helpful, friendly,
courteous, kind, obedient,
cheerful, thrifty, brave,
clean, and reverent.
