Chartered Organization Representative (COR)
The chartered organization representative is the direct contact between the Scouting unit(s) and the chartered organization. This individual is also the organization’s contact with the district committee and the local council. The chartered organization representative may become a member of the district committee and is a voting member of the local council. When a chartered organization has more than one unit, a single chartered organization representative serves them all. The chartered organization representative's responsibilities are to
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Pack CommitteeCommittee Chair
The pack committee chair leads the pack committee and thus is responsible for the administration, oversight, and support of the pack program. The pack committee chair’s role is to
Secretary
The secretary ensures proper records are kept within the pack. Specifically, the secretary will:
Treasurer
The treasurer ensures the pack’s finances are sound. Specifically, the treasurer will:
Advancement Coordinator
The advancement coordinator helps scouts move through the ranks of Cub Scouting and transition into a Boy Scout troop. The advancement chair will:
New Member Coordinator
Sustaining strong membership in a unit depends not only on having new members join the unit but also on engaging youth and their families in the unit experience so that they stay. The role of the New Member Coordinators is to ensure that both of these keys to success take place. The New Member Coordinators work with and are supported by the District Membership Chair as well as by unit leadership, the sponsoring organization, and commissioners. New Member Coordinators will:
Re-registration Chair
This position keeps handles the Pack's re-registration / charter renewal. Specifically, this person will:
Boy Scout Liaison
This position keeps focuses on interfacing Pack membership with Local Boy Scout Troops. Specifically, this person will:
Public Relations Chair
This position keeps pack activities visible to the public, as well as to the families of the pack. Specifically, this person will:
Service Chair
This position keeps pack service activities visible to the public, as well as to the families of the pack. Specifically, this person will:
Scouting for Food Chair
This position keeps Scouting for Food visible to the public, as well as to the families of the pack. Specifically, this person will:
Outdoor Activities Chair
This position helps the scouts develop a love for the outdoors. Specifically, the outdoor activity chair will:
Camp Chair (Day Camp Chair)
This position helps the scouts develop a love for the outdoors. Specifically, camp chair will:
Summertime Activities Chair
This position helps the scout keep active in the unit over the summer. Specifically, the summertime activity chair will:
Parade Chair
This position helps promote the pack through community events. Specifically, the parade chair will:
Derby Chair
The Pinewood Derby Chair is responsible for providing a fun derby race for both scouts and the families.
Blue and Gold Chair
This position helps celebrate scouting's anniversary. Specifically, the chair will:
Popcorn Kernel
The "Popcorn Kernel" supervises and ensures that every youth member has the opportunity to participate in Popcorn sales.
Eagles Fundraising Coordinator
The Eagles Fundraising Coordinator supervises and ensures that every youth member has the opportunity to participate in the Eagles Hockey Fundraiser.
Camp Card Coordinator
The Camp Card Coordinator supervises and ensures that every youth member has the opportunity to participate in Camp Card sales.
Investment in Character and Leadership Coordinator
The Investment in Character and Leadership Coordinator acts as the point person for the District and Council Investment in Character and Leadership program.
Training Chair
The unit training chair is appointed by the committee chairman to ensure training opportunities are available, maintain training records and materials, and is responsible for BSA Youth Protection training. The goal of the unit training chair is to have 100 percent of the adult leadership trained in their positions of responsibilities.
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PackCubmaster
The Cubmaster's responsibilities are to:
Assistant Cubmaster An assistant Cubmaster's responsibilities (as designated by the Cubmaster) are to:
Den Leaders The Cub Scout den leader's responsibilities are to:
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Unit Commissioner
A commissioner plays several roles, including friend, representative, unit "doctor," teacher, and counselor.
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