Enjoy a fun Missouri Style Adventurous Journey written by Jeni Dixon, Miss Branson:
http://www.missspringfield.org/miss-branson-blog/camping-hiking-repelling-oh-my-duke-of-edinburgh-award-adventurous-journey
Attainment
Congratulations! The New Hampshire Duke of Edinburgh Program launched in 2012. As of June 1, 2014, thirty women have enrolled and twenty-three medals have been awarded to:
Gold (1)
Caroline Carter
Silver (6)
Caroline Carter
Connor Crooker Clemens*
Jillian Granucci
Kat Howland**
Eileen Kelley
Kendall Wipff
Bronze (16)
Caroline Carter
Megan Cooley
Connor Crooker Clemens*
Emily Curtis
Daphne Ellis*
Jillian Granucci
Kat Howland**
Eileen Kelley
Kristin Korda*
Megan Lyman
Brooke Mills
Samantha Russo
Kenya Welch
Victoria Whalen
Kendall Wipff
Skylar Wood
*From the Miss Maine Scholarship Program
**Enrolled via the Miss Ohio Scholarship Program
8 State Titleholders have participated thus far including:
Miss New Hampshire 2012, 2013, 2014
Miss New Hampshire's Outstanding Teen 2012, 2013, 2014
Miss Maine 2013
Miss Maine's Outstanding Teen 2013
Gold (1)
Caroline Carter
Silver (6)
Caroline Carter
Connor Crooker Clemens*
Jillian Granucci
Kat Howland**
Eileen Kelley
Kendall Wipff
Bronze (16)
Caroline Carter
Megan Cooley
Connor Crooker Clemens*
Emily Curtis
Daphne Ellis*
Jillian Granucci
Kat Howland**
Eileen Kelley
Kristin Korda*
Megan Lyman
Brooke Mills
Samantha Russo
Kenya Welch
Victoria Whalen
Kendall Wipff
Skylar Wood
*From the Miss Maine Scholarship Program
**Enrolled via the Miss Ohio Scholarship Program
8 State Titleholders have participated thus far including:
Miss New Hampshire 2012, 2013, 2014
Miss New Hampshire's Outstanding Teen 2012, 2013, 2014
Miss Maine 2013
Miss Maine's Outstanding Teen 2013
Are you ready for an Adventurous Journey?
A quick update on the next Duke of
Edinburgh Summer Adventurous Journey:
- Dates: Monday, July 14 and Tuesday, July 15, 2014
- Base Camp: Camp Kelley in Randolph, NH
What is an Adventurous Journey?
- A two day outdoor adventure with individual challenges and team building, comprised of six hours of purposeful activity per day, while exploring the natural world, and completing a demanding journey to learn preparation, self-sufficiency and self-reliance in the White Mountain National Forest.
- Activities will include: First Aid, Campfire Safety, Wildlife Exploration, Outdoor Survival Skills, Bonding, Journaling, Food Craft (meal preparation), Sunrise Hiking, A Mountain Expedition, and a service project with the Gorham Art Walk
What is The Duke of Edinburgh Award?
DofE is based around three Levels, each successive one requiring a
greater degree of commitment. The six month period of participation
officially BEGINS on your date of registration.
- BRONZE is for those 14 and older. The minimum period of participation to gain this Award is 6 months
- SILVER is for those 15 and older. The minimum period of participation to gain this Award is 6 months
- GOLD is for those 16 and older. The minimum period of participation to gain this Award is 12 months
- The Award may not be achieved in a shorter time span by working more intensively. Participants must persist for at least the above minimum periods.
- Community Service – participants engage with their community and discover the impact they can have through service.
- Special Skills – participants develop personal interests and learn practical skills. There are almost limitless possibilities to choose from. Participants set their own goals and measure their progress.
- Physical Recreation – participants show perseverance and improve their fitness by undertaking some form of organized and regular physical activity. Most sports team and individual sports satisfy this requirement.
- Adventurous Journey – participants develop an understanding of the environment, and the importance of working together in a team with a common purpose. It can be on foot, by bicycle, boat or on horseback by learning preparation, self-sufficiency and self-reliance.
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