What I've Learned Archives - Page 2 of 4

By Michael Freeman

Lauren Hopper grew up as a Boy Scout tagalong, always envious that she couldn’t fully participate. As an adult, she has gotten that chance.

By Michael Freeman

At age 31, Gunther still surprises people when he introduces himself as a Scoutmaster at summer camp.

By Scouting magazine

Stephen Williams knows an ever-changing program keeps older Scouts coming back.

By Scouting magazine

Pannu, a dedicated Scout leader, helps pave the way for religious relationships at the BSA.

By Aaron Derr

This Eagle Scout and 60-year Scouting volunteer (yes, you read that right) shares how he makes nature exciting and engaging for young learners.

By Aaron Derr

The Order of the Arrow is no ordeal for Ginny Conway — it’s a way for her to help retain and recruit more Scouts.

By Aaron Derr

Mike and Elaine Ross redefine diversity with their troop in one inner-city Texas community.

By Scouting magazine

The leader shares his insights on challenges as a Cubmaster, recruiting secrets, balancing fun and advancement and more.

By Scouting magazine

This volunteer received the Woods Services Award for her work with special-needs Scouts in the Heart of America Council.

By Scouting magazine

Bob Roylance and his troop 1262 have helped involve more than 85 refugees from Myanmar in Scouting.