EmailMe Form - Girl Scout Advisory Board to GSUSA Interest Form

The National Girl Scout Advisory Board to GSUSA works with the Girl Scout national office on key projects and initiatives aligned to the national strategy and provides critical customer insight and innovative ideas to serve girls in the 21st Century. Members of the advisory board work with teams in the national office on projects aligned with our national strategy, including program, girl engagement, DEI/RJ, research, marketing and more. Members make recommendations, contribute to key initiatives, and gain valuable experience and professional development.

Girl Scout Advisory Board members serve for up to two years.

2024 Call for nominations!
GSUSA is accepting nominations for up to ten members to join the National Girl Scout Advisory Board to GSUSA. Girl Scouts in grades 7-11 in fall 2024 are eligible to join.

Name: *

First Last

Birthday *

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Email *

Phone *

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Address *

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region Postal / Zip Code Country / Region

Grade in Fall 2024 (girls in grade 7-11 for Fall 2024 are eligible to apply) *

Racial/Ethnic Background

Parent/Guardian Name: *

First Last

Parent/Guardian Email *

Parent/Guardian Phone *

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Region and Service Unit *

Troop Leader/Advisor Name:

First Last

Troop Leader/Advisor Email

Troop Leader/Advisor Phone

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Short Answer Questions: Each answer must be 1,000 characters or less.

What interests you about applying for the National Girl Scout Advisory Board to GSUSA? *

Please tell us about how you are an innovative thinker by providing an example of a time you found a smart solution to a problem, big or small. *

Provide an example of a time that you worked well on a team with youth and adults. *

In the responsibilities section, we detailed the expected time commitment for this position. Tell us about your other activities and how you think you will balance your Girl Scout Advisory Board role with your other activities. *

What skills or experiences make you an excellent candidate for the Girl Advisory Board to GSUSA?

What talents or passions would you want to share with other members of the Girl Scout Advisory Board? *

Members of the Girl Scout Advisory Board contribute to the national strategy at GSUSA by offering feedback and new ideas to staff members on key initiatives. Choose one prompt to answer. *

1. What is one way for Girl Scouts to attract new members to our organization?
2. What is one way for Girl Scouts to continue to engage current members through elementary, middle, and high school?
3. What is one way for Girl Scouts to increase revenue?
4. What is one way for Girl Scouts to increase the value and recognition of the Girl Scout brand and experience with a wider audience?

Using the prompt you selected above, give us your best idea. *

Please describe your vision for the future of Girl Scouting. *

Video: Record yourself answering the question below in about one minute.
*How do you embody the qualities and character of a Girl Scout?

Link Instructions: Upload your video to a file-sharing site that can generate a link to either view or download your video (e.g., Vimeo, YouTube, Google Drive, Dropbox). Ensure that anyone with the link can view or download the video, BUT make sure your video is not publicly available or searchable. For YouTube, you can make your video "Unlisted". For Vimeo, you can add a password alongside your link.

Video

Note: If you are unable to upload your video here, you may email it directly to lfinch@girlscoutsoc.org.

Some video tips:

• The video can be made use any recordable device, including a smartphone, tablet, laptop or digital camera.
• Selfie-style videos are accepted and encouraged; your video does not need to be professionally shot or edited—we just want to get to know you and your interest in being a member of the Girl Advisory Board!
• If recording your video from your cell phone, please hold the phone horizontally as it captures higher quality video.
• Your video and application are considered together, weighted as much as a question – All pieces of your application work together to help us understand you as an applicant.

Northwest - (101) Brea
Northwest - (103) La Cypress Park
Northwest - (104) Anaheim
Northwest - (105) Los Alamitos/Rossmoor
Northeast - (201) Placentia
Northeast - (202) Yorba Linda West
Northeast - (203) Yorba Linda West
Northeast - (204) Orange Villa
Northeast - (206) Santiago Creek
North Central - (102) Fullerton/La Habra
North Central - (301) Seal Beach
North Central - (302) West Garden
North Central - (401) Garden Valley
Central Coast - (303) Huntington Harbor
Central Coast - (304) Ocean View
Central Coast - (305) HB Pierside
Central Coast - (306) Surf City
Central - (205) Anaheim Hills
Central - (402) Tustana
Central - (403) Tustin East
Central - (404) Newport Mesa
Central - (405) Newport Harbor
Mid South - (501) South Irvine
Mid South - (502) Heart of Irvine
Mid South - (503) North Irvine
Mid South - (602) Lake Forest
South Coast - (504) Laguna Beach
South Coast - (505) Aliso Viejo
South Coast - (506) Niguel Coast
South Coast - (507) San Clemente
South County - (603) Rancho Portola
South County - (604) Mission Viejo
South County - (605) Rancho Trabuco
South County - (606) Oso Valley
South County - (607) Ladera Valley
Comadres - (701) Comadres

Short Answer Questions: Each answer must be 1,000 characters or less.

Video: Record yourself answering the question below in about one minute. *How do you embody the qualities and character of a Girl Scout?

Some video tips:

GSOC will notify all interested girls of their status and work with two nominees to complete the application by the deadline.

Video: Record yourself answering the question below in about one minute.
*How do you embody the qualities and character of a Girl Scout?