Early Bird Registration Extended to 7/18

Internet Explorer, or Firefox Internet Browsers Required to Access eBiz

The Early Bird Registration deadline has been extended to 7/18/12 due to an unexpected change in browser requirements for the eBiz system. GSCCC was notified of this change on 6/14/12, the same day it was implemented by GSUSA. eBiz now only supports Firefox and Internet Explorer. Those using other browsers are unable to use the site. To accommodate this change, we are providing a link to download Firefox below. Additionally, we are offering personal support to users of other browsers (e.g. Google Chrome, Safari, Opera, etc.)  Below are links to Firefox so you may install the browser on your computer:   WEBSITE LINK  PC Firefox    DOWNLOAD LINK - Clicking launches an immediate download of the application. Mac Firefox   Please email Tanya Carelli at tcarelli@girlscoutsccc.org for support, with your name, troop number and daytime phone number in the body of the email. Requests for support will be executed in the order they are received. We apologize for the unexpected change and hope that the extension of the Early Bird deadline, and the personal support option will accommodate your needs. Thank you.

GSCCC Unveils New Computer Lab at East Salinas Program Center

Girl Scouts East Salinas Program Center has been serving girls for half a century and provides after school programming for over 60 girls with a focus on healthy living through activities such as aerobics, yoga, sports, healthy cooking and self-expression through the arts.  In the works is a collaboration with CSUMB that will allow the girls, with the help of mentors, to use the lab for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). Thanks to funding and set-up from GTECH, the new computer lab will help get her there!  See the coverage:

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Monterey Herald

GSCCC Board Chair & CEO Brief Congress on STEM Initiatives

Participates in Event with Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus in DC on Science, Technology, Engineering and Math

Washington — June 7, 2012 As part of a national leadership conference, Girl Scouts of California’s Central Coast Board Chair Heather Vesterfelt, and CEO Sherry Sybesma participated in a briefing on Capitol Hill this week with Members of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus.  The briefing was designed to alert Members of Congress and their staff about the robust agenda of Girl Scouting, specifically focusing on Girl Scouts Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) initiatives and the Girl Scouts 100^th Anniversary.  Read more...

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