...http://www.girlscouts.org/who_we_are/history/timeline/default.asp GIRLS SCOUTS TIMELINE- DECADE BY DECADE: Overview: Founder Juliette Gordon Low poses with some of the nation's first Girl Scouts. For nearly a century, Girl Scouts of the USA has served as a vital movement in America's history. Come explore the story of the Girl Scouts—and America—through the decades. 1912-1919: Girl Scouts team up to preserve fruits and vegetables to prevent food shortages. Jeannette Rankin, from Montana, was elected to Congress even before women were given the right to vote. Minimum wage laws were being passed and industrial safety codes enacted. The fox trot and tango were the hottest dance steps of the time. But the progressive energy of the country was changed in April 1917, when Germany sank three U.S. ships, and America entered World War I. • On June 10, 1915 the organization was incorporated as Girl Scouts, Inc. under the laws of the District of Columbia • During World War I, girls learned about food production and conservation, sold war bonds, worked in hospitals, and collected peach pits for use in gas mask filters. • After the war came The Golden Eaglet, a feature film about Girl Scouting shown in theaters across the country, and The Rally (later called The American Girl), a monthly magazine for girls published by Girl Scouts. • A troop for physically challenged Girl Scouts was established. • Girls could earn more than 25 badges, including Child Nurse. • The Executive...
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...promotion, and pricing) that are being made in the cookie program? Product: The principal product sell for Girl Scout is different kinds of cookies that will satisfy different customers, such as, the Dulce de Leche oriented to Hispanic markets or a “diabetic friendly’ sugar-free chocolate chip variety. Girl Scout top six selling cookies are: Thin Mints Do-si-dos Trefoils Samoas Lemon Chalet Cremes, and Tagalongs Place: The program encourages Girl Scouts to get creative in their sales tactics, they target customers who go to their local supermarkets and residential areas to sell cookies at. Promotion: Girl Scout program is not just about to maximize profits, all cookie income is distributed at a local level to help fund field trips, camp fees, and providing financial aid for them. Selling every box impact girls do amazing things in their communities. Pricing: Girl Scout troops will be selling cookie boxes for four dollars a piece, up from the $3.50 price tag mandated in 2006. 2. How well do you think the Girl Scouts succeed in relationship marketing? Examine the different factors on which relationship marketing depends. The Girl Scouts’ relationships with their customers are very impressive. They have strategies to help reinforce the broader purposes of the cookie program, such a teaching girls valuable lessons in marketing and career training. The Girl Scouts specify five essential life skills that the cooke program focuses on developing – goal setting, decision...
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...Should the Girl Scouts of America be Allowed to Include Transgenders? The Girl Scouts of America has recently issued a statement allowing transgenders—associated as a girl—will be accepted as a member. There has been a continuous argument with right-wing conservatives throughout the entire country but specifically in Louisiana. Upon the release of the statement, many donors have stopped funding the program considering they believe transgenders shouldn’t be allowed in the gender specific society. There have been only a few stipulations considering transgender entry and portray the purpose to be for the well being and safety of the member. Changes in something that is correlated as traditional has caused a stir throughout the balance of equality and proves ideas can be changed in an instance upon someone or something being too insensitive about a subject. Therefore, Girl Scouts of America has just begun a revolution within the transgender youth community and should be ceased regarding they are straying away from their foundational beliefs. The origin of Girl Scouts was brought to life within the state of Georgia. Girl Scouts of America was founded by Juliette Gordon Low in 1912 claiming that her idea spawned from the creators of Boy Scouts. She believed that there should be an organization girls could be involved Humphreys 2 in where they “had a place to grow and develop their leadership skills.” Therefore, her legacy would...
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...Are you a girl scout? If you are you may know who I am. My name is Juliette Gordon Low. During my 67 years on this earth I was able to accomplish many things including the creation of the largest and most successful organization for girls in the world. My journey started in Savannah, Georgia on October 31, 1860. When I was born my uncle said I would grow up to be as pretty as a Daisy, so my nickname quick became Daisy. My dad’s name was William Washington Gordon II and my mom’s name was Eleanor Kenzie Gordon but everyone called her Nellie. I grew up in a large family with five siblings, George, Mabel, Sarah, Eleanor, and William. Even though there was a lot of kids my parents still made sure we were loyal and respectful to others. My parents wanted to make sure I received a good education so when I was 12 years old I was sent to boarding schools. I loved learning about music and art. I was always very social and loved making new friends. In 1886 I met and married William Mackay Low. We moved to England. We did not get along very well but we stayed married until 1905, when William suddenly died. I continued my life in England even after my husband died and I was glad I stayed. In...
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...In the Girl Scout cookie marketing case there are four Ps that the business tried to touch on and maintain as they try and keep the business running smoothly as they have for years. There have been rough patches and the company has hired specialist to work on this project to make it more profitable. On top of that the girl scouts are asking each member to sale at least one hundred boxes each to make the profit goal. They think if the girls sale the cookies with a smile and good attitude there will be more boxes sold. The product would the cookies that have been distributed all over the world by many girls. There are many types of cookies being sold over the years, but they would like to cut the number of types of cookies down to the top selling...
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...sampLe Work Forms agenda actIvItIes Greetings & Special Words of Thanks for faMIly prograM tIMe allotMent person responsIble Special Message, purpose of celebration and gathering Declaration of Family Crest, values and beliefs Special Scripture or Poem Musical Selection Blessing of the Family Special remembrances for those who died this year Special Prayer or verse Recognition of new family members, elder birthdays and other special significances Benediction/Conclusion Presentation of Family Record Certificate, Family Tree and/or Family Bible. Group Photo Meal or other activities 36 www.gotolouisville.com sampLe Work Forms reunIon & gatherIngs survey Return Date:______ / _____ / _______ Return to: __________________________ Name: ____________________________________________________________________ Address: __________________________________________________________________ City: ____________________State: ________ Zip: ____________ Phone: ______ - _______- __________ Email: __________________________________ Would you be interested in attending a reunion or gathering? Yes No No Are you interested in serving on a committee or sub-committee? Yes Number of attendees in your group: Adults ______ Teens ______ Children ______ We are considering holding the reunion in Louisville, Kentucky. What activities are you interested in? Churchill Downs/ Kentucky Derby Museum Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory Louisville Science Center Speed Art...
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...Growing up, I felt that no one really emphasized the importance of giving back to the community and working hard. Even though we were told to volunteer and make a difference, the tools were never given to us and it felt like it was unachievable. However, I was not like the rest. At a young age I was taught that the tools to will never be given to you, and if you want to make a difference you need to go out and do it. In fifth grade I knew I needed to help my community in some way. I didn’t have any clue on how I could, so I joined Girl Scouts. Through Girl Scouts I have volunteered many times at the nursing home, animal shelter, girl scout house, various donation drives, painting a veteran's house, and pretty soon I am going to be assisting a friend in helping the local veterans. On top of that I am working on getting my Volunteer in Training award, and I have already been awarded the most prestigious awards Girl Scout’s has to offer, the Bronze, SIlver, and Gold Award....
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...Running head: INDIVIDUAL PROJECT: Forensic Accountants: Fraud Busters 1 Individual Project: Forensic Accountants: Fraud Busters Pamela Turner Professor Ann Nelson Contemporary Business 508 February 13, 2013 Strayer University INDIVIDUAL PROJECT: Forensic Accountants: Fraud Busters 2 Individual Project: Forensic Accountants: Fraud Busters Determine the most important five skills that a forensic accountant needs to possess and evaluate the need for each skill. Be sure to include discussion regarding the relationship between the skill and its application to business operations. The age of information technology there is a definite rise in computer crimes, financial frauds, employee thefts and securities scams, insurance and bank frauds. The forensic accountant searches out fraud and criminal transactions in banking, corporate entity or from any other financial records within an organization. Forensic accountants take a more proactive, skeptical approach in examining books of accounting. The base of a forensic accountant is accounting knowledge. The dispersement of the knowledge of auditing, internal controls, risk assessment and fraud detection. There must be a basic or general understanding of the legal environment. The legal environment is essential in order to support the litigation. A strong set of communication skills both oral and written (Houck, 2006). Forensic...
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...Project One Revised 1 December 2014 Articles to be added to Second Edition of The Ethical Citizen There it is. The four-hour flight is ready to emerge into the open air. Everything has gone smoothly, and then it comes around the corner slowly wobbling down the aisle. Eyes frantically look around to see if there is an open seat other then the one next to them. Panic sets in. The phrase, “please don’t sit by me.” is silently thought amongst everyone nearby. Then it happens. The oversized man plops his body right next to the unsuspecting passenger. It happens all the time…people judge another person by how they look before knowing a single thing about them. Does that make them a bad person? Ethics would argue yes. But what makes a person ethical? Everyone has his or her own idea of what makes someone an ethical citizen. For the second edition of The Ethical Citizen, three main components of what makes someone ethical should be incorporated into the book. These things include; responsibility, selflessness, and helping those in need. Responsibility is something that humans in today’s world strive for; in many instances responsibility can be an instinct. In Kathleen Toner’s “Taking Out the Rivers' Trash, One Piece at a Time” Chad Pregracke devotes his life to removing trash from the Mississippi River and other waterways across America. Pregracke has removed 67,000 tires, 218 washing machines, 19 tractors, 12 hot tubs, four pianos and almost 1,000 refrigerators from various bodies...
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...when my mother told me that my first grade teacher thought that I was a “follower and not a leader”. Words really do hurt, and I tried to brush it off like it was nothing, but I wanted to change the perception of myself so badly. Honestly, it is hard to come out of your shell when everyone always has these preconceptions about you. Ever since then, I have worked toward that one moment where I can step out of my shell, and show others what I’m made of. All I needed was the opportunity to prove others that they were wrong. I have been a girl scout ever since...
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...Juliette Gordon Low: Analysis of Development By: Mary E. Dean May 3, 2014 Lifespan Development Walden University Spring Quarter 2014 Prof. V. Salzer Juliette Gordon Low is most recognized for founding and running what is now known as Girl Scouts of America. Her insight and forward thinking for her time led to this astonishing achievement but what did it take for her to get there, who or what influenced her to rise above the conventional thinking of her time and forge to such great heights? In this analysis I hope to discover answers to that question while exploring age old concepts like nature versus nurture and comparing such development theories like Erickson’s stages of development and Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. Juliette Gordon Low, or Daisy as she was known in her childhood, was born October 31, 1860 into a life of privilege in Savannah, GA. Juliette was the second oldest of six children. Her father William Washington Gordon was born in the south and strongly believed in the true southern traditions such as owning slaves and that the South should succeed from the Union. While her mother, Eleanor Lytle Kinzie whose family helped to found the city of Chicago and believed intensely in abolition. These opposing views caused much anguish for Juliette’s mother during the Civil War and would play a strong influence on the family dynamics as Juliette grew up. While her parents described her has having a sweet personality and caring disposition her sibling...
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...a troop of girl scouts who are away at Camp Crescendo summer camp. The story tells of an all black Girl Scout troop of brownies who form this rivalry with all of the white girl scouts, who are known as Troop 909. As soon as the brownies arrive, some of the girls begin to question why they are at camp with white girls. Snot, one of the brownie troop members, finds out that the girls in Troop 909 are special needs children. When she discovers this, she then starts to think that Camp Crescendo is just a place where rejects and outcasts are sent. During their time at the camp, Brownie Troop members Snot and Daphne get the opportunity to grow and discover that they are their own person, and not just followers of Arnetta. Many themes are touched upon in “Brownies”. The story mainly revolves around the themes of tolerance, jealousy, and bullying. Tolerance is something that every human being should have for everyone. People who practice intolerance by being jealous and bringing down others don’t realize that it’s not only harmful to the victim, but it’s harmful to them as well. The trip to Camp Crescendo for Arnetta and Octavia was just something they were required to do. It also became an opportunity for them to harass other troop members who were less fortunate than they were. They examined and commented on everything about Troop 909. They also made fun of them at every opportunity they recieved. For example, when they were on the bus, Arnetta and the other girls constantly...
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...Beginning An icon of American culture for nearly 100 years; you all know what I am talking about the Girl Scout Cookie. From the beginning to the current it has gained popularity, from the cookie itself to the styling box they come in. Cookie Box The cookie box has gained so much popularity that in the 2000s Girl Scouts had a mission to design the new bold and bright cookies box, to reflect the spirit of Girl Scouts. Now in 2014, with the demand from customers wanting the majority of all the cookies, the time has come to introduce the “Girl Scout Cookie Multipack Sampler.” The multipack would combine all the favorites with the least favorites (if there are any) all in one. With 12 different types of cookies to choose from a customer may have a hard time deciding which one to choose. If this happens, then the Girl Scouts have a likely chance that they will not get the sale. But with the new multipack sampler the Girl Scouts have a better chance at gaining the sale because the customer can have all the cookies all in one. In addition, many of the Girl Scout troops would benefit from this multipack because they would have less boxes and packages to haul around and be accounted for. The environment would benefit as well, with little waste that would be produced for our recycle bins. Conclusion The biggest advantage for the Girl Scouts would be the resources would decrease because of fewer packages the company would need to produce. Having...
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...pump would be gentle enough not to rupture blood cells. The uncertainties that exist are whether or not the magnetic levitation heart pump would meet the long term industry standard. World Heart can use today’s micro tech ology to exist in managing any uncertainties. Ch. 03 - New Product Strategy at Kellogg. Smores grain bars. PIC (Product Innovation charter) Background develops a good tasting yet healthy snack bar. The guidelines are to be the first ones to hit the market with a great tasting snack bar. The goal is to market dominance and a 25% market share the first year. Kellogg’s PIC has brought them from #2 back to #1 in the cereal market and the focus is to stay there. Various new products such as collaboration with Reese’s and Girl Scout cookies offer a new taste everyone will love. Ch. 03 - New Product Strategy at Kellogg. Smores grain bars. PIC (Product Innovation charter) Background develops a good tasting yet healthy snack bar. The guidelines are to be the first...
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...ideas for fellow colleagues or classmates * Have a professional and personable demeanor * A very hardworking and compassionate person Work Experience Baby-sitting and Dog-sitting June 2012-August 2014 Volunteer Experience PTA 2011-2012 * Movie Nights -Operated cash registrar -Served refreshments to audience -Escorted them to their seats * Book Fairs -Operated cash registrar * Festivals -Checked in students with tickets -Handed out refreshments Tutoring 2012-2013 * Taught students in mathematics -Taught problem-solving -Taught factoring and multiplication * Organized group activities -Created fun games related to the lesson Girl Scouts 2012- * Fundraised “Salvation Army” sponsored Toy Drive * Manually handing off heavy materials * Sold a great amount Girl Scout Cookies to send off for sponsored charities Environmental Justice Club MGR 2013- * Planted gardens around the school * Volunteered to promote environmental safety * Scheduled events that were sponsored by businesses and Charlotte athletic teams (The Hornets) Charlotte’s Chicos for Change June 2014 * Traveled to Dominican Republic * Volunteered on construction work * Taught children reading and writing lessons * Experienced a country’s diverse culture and history...
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