Ms. Berg,
I appreciate you taking time out of your busy schedule to meet with me.
I don't feel I got to talk with you about my survey and the results. Please review and share with all departments that have girl impact.
It is important to get the girls outside. Studies across the country back the importance of nature and its connection to academic success.
GSUSA needs to take the lead- councils and girls will follow. Listen to the girls- ask current members what they want.
I would appreciate a time to actually talk about the survey, and for you to listen to my journey idea and not be told what you think can be done. I worked hard to put together information and you wouldn't let me share it with you. Although discouraging- I will continue to pursue.
I would appreciate a time to actually talk about the survey, and for you to listen to my journey idea and not be told what you think can be done. I worked hard to put together information and you wouldn't let me share it with you. Although discouraging- I will continue to pursue.
When is a good time to talk with those who could answer my questions?
1. What would it take to make this type of journey happen?
2. Is it money? If so how much?
I can talk by phone the first two weeks of December on Mondays or Wednesdays.
I look forward to our next discussion.
Sarah Young
Sent from my iPhone
Sent from my iPhone
On Nov 25, 2013, at 4:51 PM, "Berg, Joanne" <JBerg@girlscouts.org> wrote:
Dear Sarah:Thanks so much for coming in today to meet with me and to share your ideas. Truly appreciated!Have a great Thanksgiving in New York City!Regards,JoanneJoanne L. BergExecutive Editor, Girl ExperienceGirl Scouts of the USA
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