The leader roster is the listing of the adult individuals that are committed to help the Pack go and grow.  In Cub Scouts the leaders of the Pack are called 'Akela'.  We invest a little time and make a BIG impact on the lives and futures of our Cub Scouts, and WE LOVE IT!
 

Tiger Den:

Den 5 Leader: Jason Imhoff

Wolf Den:

Den Leader: James Woodruff
Assistant Den Leader: Brian Elder

Bear Den:

Den Leader: Josiah Noller
Assistant Den Leader: None

Webelos I & II Dens:

Den Leader: Kerryn Pecina
Assistant Den Leader: None

Den Chiefs:

Assistant Cubmaster:  Kerryn Pecina
Cubmaster:  Kevin Beggs

Den Leader & Cubmaster Resources

• Advancement Tracking Spreadsheets - Track your Den's Achievements and Rank Advancement
• Den Leader Resources at Scouting.org
• Den Meeting Plans
  • Tigers
  • Wolves
  • Bears
  • Webelos I (Webelos Badge)
  • Webelos II (Arrow of Light)
• Pack Meeting Plans
• Cub Scout Belt Loop Worksheets *BELT LOOP PROGRAM TO BE DISCONTINUED IN 2015
  
  • Academic Belt Loops
  • Sports Belt Loops
• Webelos Activity Badges Worksheets
• Scouter Discussion Forums
• US Scouting Service Project
• Boy Scout Trail
• ScouterMom
• Cub Cast (audio, downloadable to your portable audio player)
• CubRoundtable.com
• Baloo's Bugle - Monthly Newsletter with tips for planning your next month's den & pack meetings
• Leave No Trace Award
• Cub Scout Outdoor Program 
• Cub Scout Outdoor Activity Award
• Cub Scout Leader Book
• Cub Scout Pow Wow Books - MacScouter provides archives of Pow Wow books and resources from several different BSA Councils.
• The Cub Hub (NEW) - Cub Scouts now have their own home on the web.  An idea factory for adding more fun to your meetings!

Pack Committee Resources

• Annual Planning Resources - Powerpoints, spreadsheets, posters, and planning guides for making the Annual Calendar
• Conservation Awards & Projects
• Journey to Excellence Quality Unit Program
• National Summertime Award
• ScoutStrong/PALA Award
• Faith Based Initiative Resources for Scouts
  
• Cub Scout Retention Toolbox
• Recruiting Ideas
  
• Adult Volunteer Training Requirements
• Child Abuse Reporting Requirements
• How do you get other Scout Leaders to get trained?
• Unit Performance Guide 2014 - The Unit Performance Guide is the approved BSA best method strategy for creating and sustaining high-performing units for local councils. This book provides extensive new-unit resources for volunteers and professionals and covers the following topics: Know the Market, Make the Call, Build the Team, and Grow the Unit.  It is considered one the most valuable manuals for unit committees, Committee Chairs, Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Venturing and Varsity Leaders to have in their possession. As Scouting moves forward in the training of highly skilled leaders, creating more outreach programs, improving Scout Safety, we must also prepare to learn new ways to build Scouting for the next 100 years. Take time to read this guide, share it and help us all create a Scouting program that is second to none.
  

Last update by KEB 04/10/2014

According to the BSA Den & Pack Meeting Resource Guide (pg. 10):

"Core to succeeding with these responsibilities is the concept that every Cub Scout deserves a trained
leader. Being a trained leader helps you deliver the program in a way that is effective and efficient
with a focus on the core objectives for the boy.

Becoming a trained leader requires completion of the following training:

• Youth Protection
• Fast Start
• This Is Scouting
• Leader Position-Specific

Consult with your pack trainer or visit www.myscouting.org for training options."

While this is the minimum required by the BSA to be considered trained, Pack 371 would like all of those in leadership positions to pursue certification in the following areas as well:

• Basic Adult Leadership Outdoor Orientation (BALOO) Training
• CPR/AED/Basic First Aid (First Aid Web)
• Face-to-Face Youth Protection Training (in addition to the online version)
• Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills (IOLS)
• Outdoor Webelos Leader Training (OWL)
• Physical Wellness
• Safe Swim Defense
• Safety Afloat
• Weather Hazards

Who needs to be trained?

All leaders and every Committee Member is required to be trained.  Once the application is turned in, the training should be completed in 30-days or less.