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Unit Commissioner Resources

PowerPoint Presentations on Unit Commissioner Service

If you are just getting started as a Unit Commissioner, the following PowerPoint presentations may be helpful and a good add on to the Commissioner Fast Start Video.

Word 7.0Charter Renewal by Rob Beam
Word 7.0How to Remove a Volunteer by Rob Beam
Power Point PresentationThe Unit Commissioner's Role by Joe Cotellessa, ADC, George Washington District, National Capital Area Council. PowerPoint 7.0 File - Scanned for Viruses with Norton Anti-Virus 4.0, Dec. 97 Sig. File.
Power Point PresentationThe Unit Commissioner - Unit Visits by Joe Cotellessa, ADC, George Washington District, National Capital Area Council. PowerPoint 7.0 File - Scanned for Viruses with Norton Anti-Virus 4.0, Dec. 97 Sig. File.
Unit Service - Training Committees

As a Unit Commissioner your first job is to help the units you serve. If you have a new unit that has just formed or a unit that has just had a lot of personnel turnover, you may find that the unit committee needs a lot of help fast. Some areas have been experimenting with Unit Committee Training as an adjunct to established courses like Scoutmaster Fundamentals. The following downloadable documents can be used by a team of two or three commissioners to plan and conduct a training session for a unit committee or members of several unit committees.

Word 7.0Sample Flyer Announcing Training by Michael F. Bowman, George Washington District, National Capital Area Council. - Scanned for Viruses with Norton Anti-Virus 4.0, Dec. 97 Sig. File.
Word 7.0Sample Training Syllabus by Michael F. Bowman, George Washington District, National Capital Area Council. Scanned for Viruses with Norton Anti-Virus 4.0, Dec. 97 Sig. File.

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