Cubmaster

One of three primary leaders of the pack (the others are Committee Chair and Volunteer Coordinator). Cubmaster is the visible focal point for the pack, responsible for creating a positive, fun experience. Cubmaster is the primary advocate for the Scouts, while Committee Chair is the primary advocate for the program and the Volunteer Coordinator is the primary advocate for the parents.

• Attend monthly roundtables.
• Assist the Committee Chair to plan and help carry out the Cub Scouting program in the pack according to the policies of the BSA.
• With the pack committee, develop and execute a year-round recruitment plan for recruiting Scouts into Cub Scouting as well as Adult Leaders
• Guide and support Den Leaders and see that they receive the required training for their positions.
• Serve as Master of Ceremonies for monthly pack meetings
• Guiding, supporting, motivating, and inspire the other adult leaders. Make sure they receive training and recognition for their positions
• Maintain good relationships with parents and guardians. Seek their support and include them in activities.

Preferred Tenure

2+ years

Typical months of activity

Full year

Time Commitment

· +/- 6 hours per month, though many months will require less than that

· Primary activity will be organizing and running the monthly Pack meetings.

Requirements

· Scout Leader uniform: Yes

· Attend Pack Leaders meetings: Yes

· Register with council (Committee Chair will manage this): Yes

· Training: Yes, see Training Coordinator for specifics

· Attend roundtables

· At least 21 years old

· Effective communicator

· Comfortable public speaker

Benefits

· Opportunity to make major positive impact on the kids in the community

· Active role in defining pack schedule and program

· Social interaction in your community

· You get to see the glimmer in their eyes and hear the giggles as you act like a total goof (though while still garnering their respect as Akela!)