Girl Scouts of Northeast Georgia

Campus Girl Scouts

If you are in college — whether you are living away from home in a dorm or are at home and commuting to classes — you know how busy and full your life has become. Between attending classes, studying, doing research and writing papers, you may feel you have little time for anything else. Add working to the mix or family responsibilities, and your life may be a hectic blur. Take one more thing on? You have to be kidding. But scheduling some time each month or semester outside of the classroom to volunteer as a role model for younger girls may be just the "me-time" you need to give yourself a much-needed boost.

What Are Campus Girl Scouts?
Campus Girl Scouts volunteer their skills and talents in program activities run directly with girls and teens or use their skills and abilities to provide services at school, in their community, or in their local Girl Scout council. As a Campus Girl Scout, you can:
- Plan events. Start with your own interests/degree program to come up with ideas for events. For example, if you are a bio major, coordinate a day of activities for teens with your local science museum. Journalism major? Contact your local newspaper and set up a tour of the facilities! Be as creative as you like!
- Run a Girl Scout group. A group of preteens would love to visit you on campus once a month to hang out and talk about the issues they are facing.
- Act as a consultant. Are you a graphics-wiz? Spend one afternoon showing eight-year-olds how to create a digital photo album.
- Change a life. Try mentoring a girl who needs a positive role model in her life.
Whatever you do and however you contribute, you help girls grow strong!

How Much Time Is Involved?
You decide on a level of involvement that works for you. College students have many other commitments and their level of involvement may vary from semester to semester and from student to student. Some students may have time for monthly commitments, while others may be able to participate once a semester. Contact Mary Hurst for more information.



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