Girl Scout Awards: Gold, Silver & Bronze

Spotlight on Gold Award Projects and Awardees

• Stuart Girl Scout works to improve, promote WWI Memorial in Jensen Beach – A Gold Award Project
  TC Palm (October 10, 2011)
• Vero Beach Girl Scouts earn Gold and Silver awards
  TC Palm (May 4, 2011)
• Channel 10 News Segment includes Highlights of a GSSEF Gold Award Project
  (04/2011)

Gold and Silver Award Resources

The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award in Girl Scouting that a Girl Scout ages 14 – 18 may earn. And the Girl Scout Silver Award is recognized as the second highest award in Girl Scouting. To learn more click on the following:

• Girl Scout Award FAQS
• Girl Scout Gold Award
• Scholarships for Girl Scouts – Gold Award Enhances College Applications
• Girl Scout Highest Awards Insignia and How to Wear on Uniform
• Girl Scout Silver Award

Gold and Silver Award Forms

• Gold Award Guidelines (Updated September 2011)
• Gold Award Proposal Form (Updated September 2011)
• Gold Award Final Report Form (Updated September 2011)
• Silver Award Interest Form (Updated September 2011)
• Silver Award Guidelines (Updated September 2011)
• Silver Award Final Report Form

Project Deadlines

GSSEF Gold Award Deadline is April 1 – annually(note: if April 1 falls on a Saturday or Sunday, The deadline will be the first, following Monday.)
GSSEF Silver Award Deadline is April 15 – annually(note: if April 15 falls on a Saturday or Sunday, the deadline will be the first, following Monday.)

Gold Award Workshops October – December 2011 Dates

Please Refer to Gold Award Workshop – 2011 Dates and Locations underneath.

The GSSEF Gold Award Workshop is designed for girls ages 14-19 (or in the 9-12th Grade) who are interested in earning the Girl Scouts National Gold Award. This 2-hour Workshop (offered every Fall) is a comprehensive overview of the prerequisites and project requirements, as well as information on Gold Award Advisors, timelines, deadlines and project ideas. You will get all the ins and outs of the Gold Award process. So if you are ready for the biggest challenge of your Girl Scout career…join us and learn what 1 percent of Girl Scouts (nationally) did to get scholarships that sent them to colleges, universities, dream jobs and change the world!! Parents or leaders may attend the workshop, but are not required.
Cost: $0

Advisor Information

Demi Clemmons, Gold Award Advisor Staff Liaison
Deborah Bordner
Dawn Borrow
Audrey Campbell
Sandy Clutter
Ary de la Torre
Candy Fender
Paula Fontaine
Linda Jones
Laura Kerr
Elena Schultz
Rebecca Schultz (Gold Award Class 2007)
Jenna Tighe (Gold Award Class 2002)
Carolyn Torres
Tina Tucker
Linda Wood
Kim Worcester
Tammy Worcester (Gold Award Class 2005)
Leona Yates

Where are They Now: the Lives of Post Gold Awardees

• Where are They Now

Bronze Award

The Girl Scout Bronze Award is the highest honor a Junior Girl Scout can earn.

• Girl Scout Bronze Award (Updated September 2011)

Introducing GSSEF 2010 Gold Award Class
17 Girl Scouts From Southeast Florida Earn Gold Award: Gold Award is Girl Scouts’ Highest Honor

Introducing GSSEF 2010 Gold Award Class Congratulations!

Natalie
Shelby
Amber
Rachael
Sarah
Danielle
Lindsey
Debi
Cassie
Jennifer
Ashley
Jordan
Sarah
Rachel
Kara
Angelica
Jennifer

Staff Liaison Contact

Demi Clemmons, Director of Program

Direct Office: 954 – 513 – 3771
Email: dclemmons@gssef.org

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