The leaders of Cub Scout Pack 170 have more than 100 years of cummulative experience as both Scouts and Scouters in a variety of programs offered by the Boy Scouts of America. While some of our leaders also volunteer at the council and / or district level, we are dedicated to delivering the best program possible for the Scouts of Pack 170 as our first priority.
100% of our leaders have completed the required training for their role and many of them have earned BSA training knots for their role. Some of our leaders have been recognized at the district and council level including Northern Star, Silver Squirrel, and the District Award of Merit, the highest award that a district can bestow, and some have / are pursuing advanced training such as Wood Badge. These are a testament of our commitment to the Scouts of Pack 170.
Key 3 Leaders
The Pack Key 3 are the three top individuals within the unit.
Ms. Shannan
Committee Chair
Mr. Rob
Cubmaster
Mr. Nick
Chartered Org Rep
Pack Committee
The pack committee consists of at least three members (chair, secretary, and treasurer) and handles administrative and support tasks so pack and den leaders can focus on working directly with the Cub Scouts.
Ms. Shannan
Committee Chair
Mr. Larry
Treasurer
Ms. Jennifer
Advancement Chair
Ms. Misty
YPT Champion
Mr. Jason
Popcorn Kernel
Mr. Charlie
Derby Chair
Ms. Hayley
Health & Safety Officer
Vacant Position
Training Chair
Vacant Position
Outdoor Activities Chair
Vacant Position
Secretary
Vacant Position
S.T.E.M. Coach
Pack Leaders
The Pack leaders are responsible for planning and conducting the Pack program.
Mr. Rob
Cubmaster
Mr. Jaime
Assistant Cubmaster
Den Leaders
Den leaders carry out the activities related to adventures as they are presented in the Cub Scout’s handbook and the Den Leader Guide.
Mr. Curtis
AOL Den Leader
Ms. Shannan
AOL Asst. Den Leader
Mr. James
Webelos Den Leader
Ms. Jennifer
Webelos Asst. Den Leader
Mr. Charlie
Bear Den Leader
Mr. Rob
Bear Asst. Den Leader
Mr. Craig
Wolf Den Leader
Ms. Christine
Wolf Asst. Den Leader
Vacant Position (Ms. Hayley Covering)
Tiger Den Leader
Ms. Hayley
Lion Den Leader
Technology Team
Technology Team is responsible for managing the technology assets of the pack and advising the Pack committee on technology adoption. They also assist Pack members with technology questions as they are able.
Mr. Jaime
Technology Captain
Pack 170 District/Council Leaders
Members of Pack 170 that also serve Scouting in the North Shore District (NSD) and / or the Capitol Area Council (CAC).
Mr. Nick
NSD Super Derby Chair
NSD Training Chair
NSD YPT Chanpion
NSD Popcorn Kernel
NSD Roundtable Commissioner Scouts BSA
The Pack 170 Palm draws its name from the “Eagle Palm” earned by Eagle Scouts that earn extra merit badges and is the highest honor that we award to leaders who consistently give there all for the Pack and especially for the Scouts.
Northern Star is a district award presented to Scouters that have gone above and beyond for their unit.
Cubmaster of the Year is awarded by the district to the cubmaster that stood out in the district. Nominated by cubmasters or district committee.
Silver Squirrel / Extra Miler are awarded by their districts to recognize Scouters that have gone above and beyond for their district.
District Award of Merit is a council award presented by districts for eception service to the district and is the highest award from a district.
A leadership course built on the “patrol method” to teach by doing. A tartan neckerchief shows attendance and Wood Badge beads shows completion.
Den Leader Award is for Den Leaders who have completed one year tenure and other performance requirements for a strong den program.
Scouter’s Training Award / Cub Scouter Training Award (deprecated) are presented to leaders who completed two years’ tenure and other requirements.
Cubmaster’s Key / Cubmaster Award (deprecated) are presented to leaders who completed 3 years’ tenure – at least 2 as Cubmaster and other requirements.
Arrow of Light / Eagle Scout knots recognize these two major youth achievements. They show a dedication to “Do Your Best” and “Be Prepared”.
Religious Emblems program provides for a youth knot and an adult knot which may be worn on the adult uniform.