Inspiring GSLE Nomination

GSNETX Inspiring GSLE Award

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Inspiring GSLE Award-Recognizes Girl Scout Troop Leaders (Troop Leader/Co-Leader/Assistant Leader) and other volunteers working with girls K-12 whose work with the girls during the last 18 months has produced an outstanding demonstration of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience.

Inspiring GSLE Criteria-

  1. The girls must have completed a Journey Take Action project or the Bronze or Silver Award.
  2. Their Take Action or Award project should demonstrate the processes of the GSLE (Girl Led, Cooperative Learning and Learning by Doing).
  3. This nomination is best described by nominee making it acceptable to self-nominate.
  4. One nomination from an adult is required.

Inspiring GSLE InstructionsWe strongly encourage all nominators to use online portal to nominate a volunteer which can be found at

  • This award may be earned up to 5 times.
  • This award is presented at local recognition events. Check with your Service Unit on event details.
  • Nominations are reviewed for possible showcase at GSNETX Annual Meeting and Adult Recognition event.

Name of Person Receiving the Award: / Phone:
Email: / GS Service Unit #: / GS Troop #:
Submitted By: / Phone:
Email: / GS Service Unit #: / GS Troop #:

Answerthe followingrequired questions:

  1. What is the name of the Journey that was completed and/or higher awards (Bronze or Silver)?
  1. Describe the completed Journey Take Action Project or the Bronze/Silver project in detail.

Please select at least 1 Girl Scout Leadership Processthat the nominee impacted while the girls completed their Take Action Journey project or Bronze or Silver Award.

  1. Describe how the girls’ work on the project was inspired by girls and girl led.
  1. Describe how the girls’ work on the project was done with cooperative learning.
  1. Describe how the girls’ work on the project included learning by doing.

Please select 2 Girl Scout Leadership Outcomes that the nominee impacted while the girls completed their Take Action Journey project or Bronze or Silver Award.

  1. Strong Sense of Self – Girls have confidence in themselves and their abilities, and form positive identities.
  1. Positive Values – Girls act ethically, honestly, and responsibly, and show concern for others.
  1. Challenge Seeking – Girls take appropriate risks, try things even if they might fail, and learn from mistakes.
  1. Healthy Relationships – Girls develop and maintain healthy relations by communicating their feelings directly and resolving conflicts constructively.
  1. Community Problem Solving – Girls desire to contribute to the world in purposeful and meaningful ways, learn how to identify with problems in the community, and create “action plans” to solve them.

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