Girl Scout Ambassador: Grades 11-12
Seeing the World, Changing the World!
As the end of high school gets closer and closer, the world for Girl Scout Seniors gets bigger and bigger! Young women are shown a world of opportunities in Girl Scouting through travel, service, events and activities that are designed to instill in you confidence and leadership as you enter adulthood. As busy as life can get for girls your age, there is still a space for Girl Scouts. Be a part of a group or participate in occasional events and clubs on your own. What you do is up to you!
And you're never too old to join! If you are not already a Girl Scout, you don't have to worry about what you've missed - just look forward to what you can expereince NOW!
Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park
Please note: This is not a council-sponsored event. Please contact the sponsoring organization t.. more
Betsy Cutler House, Muskegon & Traverse City Service Center
Take Action allows girls to identify community needs, become resourceful problem solvers, advoca.. more
Betsy Cutler House, Muskegon
Be part of the GSMISTS Museum opening! You will be inspired by the legacy of Girl Scouts as you .. more
Celebration Cinema South, Grand Rapids
Spend the night at Celebration Cinema South busting media stereotypes. You'll confront the media.. more
Camp Anna Behrens, Greenville
The entire family and troop is needed to help prepare camp for the 2012 camp season! At camp we .. more
Mackinaw Island
Please note: This is not a council-sponsored event. Please contact the sponsoring organization t.. more
“The Girl Scouts have taught me many valuable life lessons and skills that I know will be beneficial as I enter into the next phase of my life.” – Kathryn
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Girls now have three series of National Leadership Journeys to choose from! It's Your World - Change It, It's Your Planet - Love It, and It's Your Story - Tell It! On every Leadership Journey, everything girls do—whether it's performing science experiments, creating art projects, cooking simple meals, or learning to protect the planet's water supply—is aimed at giving them the benefits of the Girl Scout "Keys to Leadership": Discover, Connect, Take Action. Learn about all the Girl Scout Journeys here.
- Exploring future college and career options with a young adult mentor.
- Learning how to save a life.
- Designing your own website.
- Joining a group or club for special interests like self-defense or backpacking.
- Becoming a Counselor-in-Training for younger girls at summer resident camp.
- Gaining service hours and leadership skills for college and life by serving on a teen board or training as a Mackinac Island Honor Scout.
- Traveling across the country or around the world to explore culture, science, the outdoors and more through Girl Scout Destinations.
- Earning a Girl Scout Gold Award (download Guidelines here).
- Taking part in a Girl Scout Journey - an eight week themed program developed just for teens like you.
