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Roundtable Commissioner Conference

REQUIREMENTS FOR DEGREES IN COMMISSIONER SERVICE

BACHELOR OF COMMISSIONER SERVICE
Mark Kuhl, Dean

1. Submission of an application as a candidate for the Bachelors Degree, indicating the following:

  a. current registration as a member of a Commissioner staff or Service Team
  b. completion of Commissioner Basic Training 

2. Complete 6 hours of instruction from the list below, including 4 appropriate core courses and 2 elective courses:

BCS 100 - Plenary Session 

Core Sessions:
BCS 101 - Introduction to Commissioner Science  
BCS 102 - Unit Charter Renewal                
BCS 104 - Unit Visitation Unit                     
BCS 105 - Practical Solutions
                   to Common Unit Needs Unit      

Elective Sessions:

BCS 106 - A Commissioner's Priorities    
BCS 110 - Commissioner Styles
BCS 112 - What Would You Do 
BCS 117 - Venturing Basics               
 
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