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2024 Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend April 19-21, 2024 | Keyauwee Program Center, Sophia, NC Scholarship Requests Due: March 10, 2024 Registration Deadline: March 19, 2024 1

WHAT IS THE OUTDOOR ADVENTURE TRAINING WEEKEND?

The Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend is designed for leaders and volunteers to take training and certification courses in several topics related to camping and the outdoors. Completing the courses offered during Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend will allow you to help your troop, service unit and other troops in our council to have an outdoor experience at any GSCP2P property or any other council- approved location.

The base price for this event includes accommodations for Friday and Saturday night, all meals on Saturday and breakfast on Sunday and a commemorative event patch. Due to the nature of the courses offered, many of them of them are half-day or full-day courses. Depending on the courses you choose, you will be able to attend 2-3 workshops throughout the weekend. If your troop wants to obtain several certifications, we recommend sending multiple volunteers.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW FOR OUTDOOR ADVENTURE TRAINING WEEKEND REGISTRATION:

Volunteers can register online using the calendar at www.girlscoutsp2p.org. The paper registration form at the end of this brochure can be completed and mailed or dropped off at your nearest service center. Please allow several days for paper registrations to be processed.

All paper registrations must arrive at your nearest service center by March 19, 2024. Any late registrations will not be accepted.

CHOOSING COURSES: Some classes are limited in size and assignments are made on a first come, first serve basis. Please check all time requirements for the courses you sign up for to ensure you do not double book yourself. If you double book yourself, the event that occurs later will be the one cancelled. Council reserves the right to move participants from their preferred time slot to a new one to maximize facilitator effectiveness.

FINANCIAL AID: Don’t let finances keep you from joining us at Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend! Apply for financial aid through the Ed Whitmire Adult Learning Scholarship Fund.

See page 3 for more information.

CONFIRMATIONS: Two weeks prior to the event, you will receive a confirmation packet with directions to camp, emergency phone numbers, what to bring, when to arrive and more. If your packet does not arrive, contact Sawyer Thomas at sthomas@girlscoutsp2p.org to request a replacement.

REFUNDS*: No refunds will be given after April 5, 2024, as all orders for T-shirts, patches and food, as well as head counts for instructors will be set.

*Refund Policy A refund, minus the registration fee, will be granted for all programs and camp if the request is received within the below notice windows: two weeks before program/event/trainings etc. four weeks before resident or day camp A full refund is due if GSCP2P cancels the program/event/session.

A medical exemption will grant a refund, minus the registration fee, if cancellation is submitted prior to the first day of the session AND a doctor’s statement of participant's inability to participate is submitted. A written request must be submitted no later than two weeks after the start of the missed session with the doctor's note to be honored.

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T-SHIRTS:

Short sleeve T-shirts will be available for purchase during registration ($13 for S-XL, $16 for 2X-3X and $17 for 4X-5X). All sizes available and orders must be turned in by March 19, 2024. No refunds after April 5.

SNACK TABLE:

Bring a snack to share with everyone. Something that is portable and handheld works best.

Cookies, fruit, granola bars, crackers, nabs, you name it. Individual packs are best, but bring what you like. All snacks will be available at the back of the Dining Hal.

RECIPE SWAP:

Bring your favorite camping recipes and gain some new ones! Switch and swap with other participants to see what kind of new meals you can make at your next camping trip. A copier will be available, but bring a writing utensil, paper and a binder to keep all your recipes in.

GAME NIGHT:

Bring your favorite game and get in on the fun while connecting with other volunteers. Learn a new game or play an old game with new people!

LEAVE NO TRACE TABLE:

The North Carolina Advocate for Leave No Trace will be available all day Saturday in the Dining Hall. Stop by and see what Leave No Trace is all about and get more information on this important outdoor initiative.

TRADING POST:

The Trading Post will be open on Saturday evening from 6-8:30 p.m. The Trading Post is located in the Dining Hall and accepts cash/check/credit card.

THE ED WHITMIRE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Ed Whitmire was a dedicated trainer for both the Pisgah and Hornets’ Nest Girl Scout councils for many years. After his death in 2005, the Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont Ed Whitmire Scholarship Fund was created in his honor, as a way of continuing his work of training and inspiring adult Girl Scout volunteers.

Each year, the fund is fed and nurtured by fundraising at our Adult Learning Events. If you have donated or purchased items offered at the auctions at these events, YOU are helping to continue Ed’s work. Thank you!

If you receive a scholarship to attend learning events, you are also helping to continue his legacy.

Please don’t let financial issues keep you from the fun. P2P registered adults in good standing may apply for up to 75% of registration and course fees. All requested information must be completed fully and submitted by March 10, 2024 in order to be considered for a scholarship. Once approved, a scholarship code will be provided to allow online registration for the learning event.

Use our online scholarship application by going to https://girlscoutsp2p.wufoo.com/forms/ pdgs6dj0f99shr. No computer access? Scholarship applications may also be completed by calling 800-672-2148.

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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE Friday, April 19

6:30 - 8 p.m.

Friday Check-in at the Front Entry Shelter

Saturday, April 20

Sunday, April 21

8 - 9 a.m.

Breakfast & Morning Flag Ceremony

9 a.m. - Noon Sunday morning classes

9 a.m. - Noon Saturday morning classes

Noon Depart from camp

7:45 - 8:45 a.m.

Saturday Check-in (Drop of gear at front entry and check in at Dining Hall)

Dinner on your own Recipe Swap, fellowship and fun at the Dining Hall

8 - 9 a.m.

Breakfast (Have all gear loaded onto trailers and unit cleaned before going to breakfast)

Noon - 1:30 p.m.

Lunch 1:30 - 5:30 p.m.

Saturday afternoon classes 6 - 7 p.m.

Dinner 6 - 8:30 p.m.

Trading Post Open 7 - 9 p.m.

Evening Program - Game Night 9 - 10 p.m.

Campfire

DID YOU KNOW: An Overnight and Activity License is required for all field trips and overnight events with your troop. You can complete your license online in gsLearn. Simply log into gsLearn through your MyGS account and go to the Content Library. Use the search bar and search “Overnight” or browse and look for the Blue Owl. Visit www.girlscoutsp2p.org/en/members/for-volunteers/ volunteer-training-and-program-resources.html to learn more about what training is needed for certain activities.

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SATURDAY FULL DAY CLASSES Climbing Wall Belay Training

First Aid/CPR

9 a.m.-6 p.m. (will break for lunch) This class will provide belay training and certification for any GSCP2P climbing wall from ACCT–accredited professionals. Participants will receive hands-on instruction in standard operating procedures and belay techniques, safety policies and briefings and equipment inspection and care. After completing this course, participants will be able to assist a council facilitator with the climbing walls at any GSCP2P camp property. Participant will be able to practice their skills at the Sunday 9am-noon session with other participants.

Prerequisites: None Participant Brings: Closed-toed shoes, water bottle, notebook and pen, dress for the weather.

Fee: $135

9 a.m.-3 p.m. (will break for lunch) The ECSI First Aid/CPR course is designed to help participants recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, breathing and first aid emergencies and to know how to give immediate care to a suddenly injured or ill person until more advanced medical personnel arrive and take over. After completing this course, participants will be First Aid/CPR certified by ECSI. Prerequisites: None Participant Brings: Water bottle, notebook and pen.

Fee: $45

Low Ropes Training

9 a.m.-6 p.m. (will break for lunch) This class will provide Low Ropes Course facilitation training and certification from ACCT–accredited professionals. Participants will receive hands-on instruction in facilitation techniques, team development and experiential programming theory, sequencing, games and initiatives, course operation and risk management. After completing this course, participants will be able to facilitate groups on the Low Ropes Course at any GSCP2P camp property.

Prerequisites: None Participant Brings: Closed-toes shoes, water bottle, notebook and pen.

Fee: $135

Cooking License (Fire Building and Outdoor Cooking)

9 a.m.-4 p.m. (lunch is included) This class will enable the participant to take their troop camping at any GSCP2P camp property. Volunteers will learn how to build a fire, cook over various heat sources, knife safety, camp sanitation, food preparation in a camp setting, basic knots, Leave No Trace principles and GSLE in the outdoors. This certification lasts for five years.

Prerequisites: Overnight and Activity License (available on gsLearn) should be completed two weeks prior to attending Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend Participant Brings: Water bottle, mess kit, writing utensil, pocket knife.

Fee: $20

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USA Archery Level 1 Instructor

Youth Mental First Aid Hybrid

9 a.m.-6 p.m. (will break for lunch) The USA Archery Level 1 course is a hybrid course with online and in-person components.

This course will teach you the basics of archery including information on archery safety, equipment, setup and techniques. This class will allow you to facilitate archery at any GSCP2P camp property.

Prerequisites: USA Archery Level 1 Online Course (the council will pay for the online course and send you instructions on how to access it when you register for Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend) Participant Brings: Closed-toed shoes, water bottle.

Fee: $100

9 a.m.-4 p.m. (will break for lunch) Youth Mental Health First Aid teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adolescents ages 12-18. You’ll build skills and confidence you need to reach out and provide initial support to young people who are struggling. You’ll also learn how to help connect them to appropriate support. This course has a $170 value and is being offered at a discount thanks to the generous support of the David and Lura Lovell Foundation, in partnership with the National Council for Mental Wellbeing. This course is presented in a blended format and includes two hours of self-paced, pre-work prior to attending the inperson class. Participants must complete their pre-work and attend the in-person session in order to become certified in Youth Mental Health First Aid. Prerequisites: YMHFA pre-work (the council will send more information on pre-work and how to access it when you register for Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend) Participant Brings: Water bottle, notebook and pen.

Fee: $25

Wilderness First Aid

9 a.m.-6 p.m. (will break for lunch) The ECSI Wilderness First Aid course is designed for Girl Scouts and leaders, outdoor enthusiasts and anyone who works or spends time in remote environments. This course teaches advanced skills to be used in emergencies when help from professional first responders may be far away. Useful in emergency situations, back country hiking or any time you are traveling through less populated areas. This class meets the requirements for Advanced First Aider as required in Safety Activity Checkpoints.

Prerequisites: Standard First Aid/CPR certification Participant Brings: Closed-toed shoes, water bottle, notebook and pen.

Fee: $65

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SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES Knots 101

Dutch Oven Cooking presented by Southeast Camper Dutch Oven Group

9-10:30 a.m.

If you need a refresher on knots or need to learn the basics, come on out to Knots 101.

Learn all the basic knots for Girl Scouts and a few more used in lashing.

Prerequisites: None Fee: $3

9 a.m.-Noon Want to learn more about Dutch oven cooking?

Dutch ovens are the workhorse of a camping trip. From soups/stews, to cakes and breads, pizzas, dump cake, warming oven and so much more, Dutch ovens are more than just a pot. Learn cooking techniques and taste the wonderful food that you will create.

Prerequisites: No prerequisites are needed to take this class, but participants will need their Cookout License in order to use this training while camping.

Participant Brings: Mess kit, eating utensils, water bottle and pen.

Fee: $25

Letterboxing

9:30-11 a.m.

An interesting “treasure hunt” style of an outdoor activity. Geocaching is also an outdoor recreational activity that uses a GPS or mobile device. Learn the differences between them.

We will talk about where to find information on both, how to make a letterbox and see if we can find any letterboxes at camp.

Prerequisites: None Participant Brings: Handheld GPS device or download a GPS app on your mobile phone.

Fee: $3

Fishing 101 presented by Backcountry Hunters

9 a.m.-Noon Getting Started Fishing is a three-hour introduction to shore/bank fishing with traditional tackle. It will include knot tying, bait/lure selection, casting and a practical exercise.

Prerequisites: None Participant Brings: Water bottle and positive attitude.

Fee: Free

Hank’s Vagabond Stove Cooking presented by the Triad Trefoil Guild

9-11 a.m.

For a twist on outdoor cooking, come learn to make your own vagabond stove to cook a meal or dessert. What is a vagabond stove you ask?

It’s a tin can with a source of heat where you can cook your own individual meal or dessert.

Prerequisites: No prerequisites are needed to take this class, but participants will need their Cookout License in order to use this training while camping.

Participant Brings: Heavy duty oven mitt/ glove, church key bottle opener, spatula, water bottle, mess kit.

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Orienteering 101 presented by Backwoods Orienteering Club

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9 a.m.-Noon The Orienteering Class is for Girl Scout leaders who want to prepare their girls to navigate with confidence with a map in unfamiliar terrain. It will be divided into three sections, each lasting about an hour. The first section will be how to teach a beginner class. This will include access to instructional videos that instructors can use with their students in the future. Following the lecture, there will be a hands-on walk with a map to illustrate the material that was presented. This will help you to teach a class on preparing girls to participate in an orienteering event. You should bring a compass if you have one. The second hour will be how to host an event for your girls. This will include a low-tech punch card method, a format that doesn't need any equipment except a map and compass, as well as an introduction to the electronic timing system that most orienteering events use.

This system provides the participant a print out of the time taken to reach each control, produces results for the event and creates a web ready html file to post on the Internet.

The third section will include how to assist in making a map of a city park or school yard with assistance from Orienteering USA, the national orienteering federation.

Prerequisites: None Participant Brings: Compass if they have one, water bottle, long pants suggested.

Fee: $28

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ROPES on the Go

10 a.m.-Noon Take cooperation games to your meeting or other event. Learn activities to build teamwork and critical thinking skills using materials you have lying around the house- or no materials at all. You can also use these activities as a precursor to using a Low Ropes Course at a GSCP2P facility.

Prerequisites: None Participant Brings: Paper, pen/pencil, closed toe shoes.

Fee: $5

The Outdoor Adventure Training patch is included in your registration.

T-shirts are available for purchase and can be ordered during registration ($13 for S-XL, $16 for 2X-3X and $17 for 4X5X).

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SATURDAY AFTERNOON CLASSES Fishing 101 presented by Backcountry Hunters

Backpacking Pre-Session

1:30-4:30 p.m.

Ready to step up the outdoor adventures with your girls? Join us for Backpacking training class. At this pre-trip session, you will learn how to get you and your girls ready, choose and use backpacking gear, plan a menu and select a route. Then, in a couple of weeks, we will go for an overnight backpacking trip to put it all into action.

NOTE: Only the pre-session is being offered during Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend.

To complete this training, you must also attend the weekend hike portion on May 10-12, 2024 in Asheville. Exact location will be distributed at the pre-session. This is a two-part training; you must complete both parts in order to receive certification.

Prerequisites: Camping License Participant Brings: Compass if you have one, paper and pencil.

Fee: $Pre-session is $5, weekend hike session is $15 and will be processed separately from the Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend registration.

1:30-4:30 p.m.

Getting Started Fishing is a three-hour introduction to shore/bank fishing with traditional tackle. It will include knot tying, bait/lure selection, casting and a practical exercise.

Prerequisites: None Participant Brings: Water bottle and positive attitude.

Fee: Free

Hank’s Vagabond Stove Cooking presented by the Triad Trefoil Guild

1:30-3:30 p.m.

For a twist on outdoor cooking, come learn to make your own vagabond stove to cook a meal or dessert. What is a vagabond stove you ask?

It’s a tin can with a source of heat where you can cook your own individual meal or dessert.

Prerequisites: No prerequisites are needed to take this class, but participants will need their Cookout License in order to use this training while camping.

Participant Brings: Heavy duty oven mitt/ glove, church key bottle opener, spatula, water bottle, mess kit.

Fee: Free

Dutch Oven Cooking presented by Southeast Camper Dutch Oven Group 1:30-4:30 p.m.

Want to learn more about Dutch oven cooking?

Dutch ovens are the workhorse of a camping trip. From soups/stews, to cakes and breads, pizzas, dump cake, warming oven and so much more, Dutch ovens are more than just a pot. Learn cooking techniques and taste the wonderful food that you will create.

Prerequisites: No prerequisites are needed to take this class, but participants will need their Cookout License in order to use this training while camping.

Participant Brings: Mess kit, eating utensils, water bottle and pen.

Fee: $25

Hiking 101

2-3:30 p.m.

We will talk about ideas to make hiking for girls at all ages more interesting including talking about hiking in urban areas and ways to incorporate other interests into a hike.

Prerequisites: None Participant Brings: Water bottle.

Fee: $3

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Knots 101

1:30-3 p.m.

If you need a refresher on knots or need to learn the basics, come on out to Knots 101.

Learn all the basic knots for Girl Scouts and a few more used in lashing.

Prerequisites: None Fee: $3

Lash a Lean-To

3-6 p.m. with overnight option Take your adventures to the next level. Put those knot skills to work. Learn to lash a lean-to in the woods and then you will have the option to sleep in it overnight. Great skills to learn to challenge your older girls who have camped in cabins, tents and yurts. All participants will be staying in the Creek Unit if you register for this session. Participants have the option of spending the night (all or partial) in their lean-to. Bring gear suited for sleeping under the stars. Participants will sleep in their lean-to after campfire.

Prerequisites: Know basic knots or register for Knots 101 morning session.

Participant Brings: Sleeping gear, sleeping pad, flashlight.

Fee: $3

Orienteering 101 presented by Backwoods Orienteering Club

1:30-4:30 p.m.

The Orienteering Class is for Girl Scout leaders who want to prepare their girls to navigate with confidence with a map in unfamiliar terrain. It will be divided into three sections, each lasting about an hour. The first section will be how to teach a beginner class. This will include access to instructional videos that instructors can use with their students in the future. Following the lecture, there will be a hands-on walk with a map to illustrate the material that was presented. This will help you to teach a class on preparing girls to participate in an orienteering event. You should bring a compass if you have one. The second hour will be how to host an event for your girls. This will include a low-tech punch card method, a format that doesn't need any equipment except a map and compass, as well as an introduction to the electronic timing system that most orienteering events use.

This system provides the participant a print out of the time taken to reach each control, produces results for the event and creates a web ready html file to post on the Internet.

The third section will include how to assist in making a map of a city park or school yard with assistance from Orienteering USA, the national orienteering federation.

Prerequisites: None Participant Brings: Compass if they have one, water bottle, long pants suggested.

Fee: $28

ROPES on the Go Bring back a surprise for your Girl Scout at home or treat yourself!

The Trading Post will be open on Saturday evening from 6-8:30 p.m. The Trading Post is located in the Dining Hall and accepts cash/check/credit card.

4-6 p.m.

Take cooperation games to your meeting or other event. Learn activities to build teamwork and critical thinking skills using materials you have lying around the house- or no materials at all. You can also use these activities as a precursor to using a Low Ropes Course at a GSCP2P facility.

Prerequisites: None Participant Brings: Paper, pen/pencil, closed toe shoes.

Fee: $5

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SUNDAY MORNING CLASSES Fishing 101 presented by Backcountry Hunters

Backpacking Pre-Session

9 a.m.-Noon Ready to step up the outdoor adventures with your girls? Join us for Backpacking training class. At this pre-trip session, you will learn how to get you and your girls ready, choose and use backpacking gear, plan a menu and select a route. Then, in a couple of weeks, we will go for an overnight backpacking trip to put it all into action.

NOTE: Only the pre-session is being offered during Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend.

To complete this training, you must also attend the weekend hike portion on May 10-12, 2024 in Asheville. Exact location will be distributed at the pre-session. This is a two-part training; you must complete both parts in order to receive certification.

Prerequisites: Camping License Participant Brings: Compass if you have one, paper and pencil.

Fee: $Pre-session is $5, weekend hike session is $15 and will be processed separately from the Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend registration.

9 a.m.-Noon Getting Started Fishing is a three-hour introduction to shore/bank fishing with traditional tackle. It will include knot tying, bait/lure selection, casting and a practical exercise.

Prerequisites: None Participant Brings: Water bottle and positive attitude.

Fee: Free

Monkey Ball 9-11 a.m.

Learn how to make a monkey ball for yourself or take it back to your troop as a craft. Originally used as a rope stopper or defense weapon, today the monkey ball can be used for decoration or skill building.

Prerequisites: Know basic knots or register for one of the Knots 101 sessions on Saturday.

Fee: $7

Climbing Wall

9 a.m.-Noon Go for the top and keep on climbing!

Participants will get a chance to climb the 35foot wall at Keyauwee on Sunday morning. No climbing experience is needed- just a sense of adventure.

Prerequisites: None Participant Brings: Closed-toed lace up shoes (no Crocs, water shoes, sandals, or flip flops), water bottle.

Fee: $7

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OUTDOOR ADVENTURE TRAINING WEEKEND April 19-21, 2024 | Keyauwee Program Center, Sophia, NC

Registration Form: Personal Information

Please use one form per person. Registration includes: all Saturday meals and Sunday breakfast, lodging and event patch! Registration deadline is March 19, 2024. Remember you can register online using MyGS at www.girlscoutsp2p.org if you are a registered member of GSCP2P. Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Address: _________________________________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip: ___________________________________________________________________________ Phone (H): ___________________________________________ Phone (C):__________________________ E-mail: _______________________________________________________ Age: ______________________ Staying Friday night? _____ YES _____ NO

Staying Saturday night? _____ YES _____ NO

Sleep Request: _____ TENT _____ CABIN ***Lean-To participants will stay in Creek tents.

Requested Buddy:_________________________

Are you an _____ early bird _____ or a night owl?

_____ MALE _____FEMALE

Need electricity for medical equipment? _____ YES _____ NO Meal Request: (Meals are included, but a head count is needed for the caterer.) _____ Saturday Breakfast _____ Saturday Lunch (If taking Cooking License or the morning Dutch Oven course, do not check. Participants will eat in their session.)

REGISTRATION OPTIONS Register Online:

The quickest and easiest way to register for Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend is through our calendar at www.girlscoutsp2p.org.

_____ Saturday Dinner Choose: _____ BBQ Pork _____ BBQ Chicken _____ Sunday Breakfast Special Accommodations Alert: (List any food allergies, physical, medical, C-PAP, transportation needs while at camp, etc.) If transportation around camp is needed, you MUST notify the committee ahead of time at sthomas@girlscoutsp2p.org. _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ 12

Register through the mail or in person: Return registration form with a check for the registration fee to your nearest service center.

Addresses to our Asheville, Gastonia, Hickory and Triad Service Centers can be found at www.girlscoutsp2p.org.

OUTDOOR ADVENTURE TRAINING WEEKEND April 19-21, 2024 | Keyauwee Program Center, Sophia, NC

Registration Form: Session Choices Participant Name: ________________________________________________________________________ Please choose sessions you want to attend. If you double book yourself, the later session will be cancelled.

Some sessions are limited in size. Assignments will be made on a first come, first serve basis.

Saturday Full Day Classes

Saturday Morning Classes

Session Name

Session Time

Climbing Wall Belay Training

9 a.m.-6 p.m.

$135

Cooking License (Fire Building and Outdoor Cooking)

9 a.m.-4 p.m. *lunch is included

$20

First Aid/CPR

9 a.m.-3 p.m.

$45

Low Ropes Training

9 a.m.-6 p.m.

$135

USA Archery Level 1 Instructor

9 a.m.-3 p.m.

$100

Wilderness First Aid

9 a.m.-6 p.m.

$65

Youth Mental First Aid Hybrid

9 a.m.-4 p.m.

$25

Dutch Oven Cooking presented by Southeast Camper Dutch Oven Group

9 a.m.-Noon *lunch is included

$25

Fishing 101 presented by Backcountry Hunters

9 a.m.-Noon

Free

Hank’s Vagabond Stove Cooking presented by the Triad Trefoil Guild

9-11 a.m.

Free

Knots 101

9-10:30 a.m.

$3

Letterboxing

9:30-11 a.m.

$3

Orienteering 101 presented by Backwoods Orienteering Club

9 a.m.-Noon

$28

ROPES on the Go

10 a.m.-Noon

$5

Backpacking Pre-Session

1:30-4:30 p.m.

$5

Dutch Oven Cooking presented by Southeast Camper Dutch Oven Group

1:30-4:30 p.m.

$25

Fishing 101 presented by Backcountry Hunters

1:30-4:30 p.m.

Free

1:30-3:30 p.m.

Free

2-3:30 p.m.

$3

1:30-3 p.m.

$3

Lash a Lean To

3-6 p.m. *overnight is included

$3

Orienteering 101 presented by Backwoods Orienteering Club

1:30-4:30 p.m.

$28

ROPES on the Go

4-6 p.m.

$5

Backpacking Pre-Session

9 a.m.-Noon

$5

Climbing Wall

9 a.m.-Noon

$7

Fishing 101 presented by Backcountry Hunters

9 a.m.-Noon

Free

Monkey Ball

9-11 a.m.

$7

Hank’s Vagabond Stove Cooking presented by the Triad Trefoil Guild Saturday Afternoon Hiking 101 Classes Knots 101

Sunday Morning Classes

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OUTDOOR ADVENTURE TRAINING WEEKEND April 19-21, 2024 | Keyauwee Program Center, Sophia, NC

Registration Form: T-shirt and Payment Participant Name: ________________________________________________________________________ If you want a T-shirt, place your order at registration. No extras will be ordered.

Item

Indicate size & quantity

Price

2024 Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend Short Sleeve T-shirt

S ____ M ____ L ___ XL ___

$13

2024 Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend Short Sleeve T-shirt

2X ____ 3X ____

$16

2024 Outdoor Adventure Training Weekend Short Sleeve T-shirt

4X ____ 5X ____ 6X ____

$17

Total

T-SHIRT ORDER TOTAL: Registration Fee:

$65

Scholarship Requests Due: March 10, 2024

Plus Session Fees:

+_______

Registration Deadline: March 19, 2024

Total Registration Fee:

_______

No registrations accepted after March 19, 2024 and no refunds after April 5, 2024.

Registration Amount Due:

_______

DEADLINES:

Requesting a scholarship?

- _______ Enter the amount requested (maximum 75% of amount due) and attach form o Cash (do not send in mail) $______________

Total Registration Amount Enclosed:

o Check (payable to GSCP2P) $______________ o Credit Card o VISA o Discover

$______________ o Master Card o American Express

+ _______

T-shirt Total (if ordering): GRAND TOTAL ENCLOSED:

Credit card information is not accepted via fax or mail. To process your credit card payment, please call 800-672-2148 between 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Monday - Friday.

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Don’t let finances keep you from joining us!

Remember you can apply for the Ed Whitmire Scholarship Fund!

See page 3.

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