Introduction

Our parent den leader volunteers donate their time and talent to ensure a quality program for our Scouts. All adult leaders are first required to take Youth Protection Training offered by Scouts BSA and pass a background check.

Once a volunteer completes these two comprehensive checkpoints, position specific training is offered. Then, the Pack Committee confirms the volunteer in their position. Child safety is our number one priority, followed by adventure!

To make Cub Scouting work it takes a team made up of each Cub Scout’s parent or guardian and other caring adults who agree to take on roles that best fit their individual talents. Together this team makes up the Pack Committee.

Committee Chair

​The Pack Committee Chair is appointed by the Chartered Organization to oversee the Pack Committee as they provide support to Den Leaders to ensure a quality program.

The current Pack Committee Chair is Patrick Lusch. Patrick and his son Kylan joined Pack 301 in 2018 after moving to the Alexandria area from the Detroit, Michigan area. Patrick's wife Kim is a first grade teacher at the Basilica School of St. Mary. A former airline pilot, he now works for the Federal Aviation Administration as an Air Accident Investigator.

Cubmaster

The leader of the pack meeting is the Cubmaster, and the "face of the Pack!". In addition to serving as the master of ceremonies, the Cubmaster provides support to Den Leaders and Committee.

The Cubmaster is Mr. Erick Min. 

Erick has been active with Pack 301 since 2022 and enjoys Scouting with his two sons, Jaxon and Theodore.

Assistant Cubmaster

PENDING

Treasurer

The treasurer ensures the pack's finances are sound. Specifically, the treasurer will help the pack committee and Cubmaster establish a sound financial program for the pack with a pack budget plan.

The current Treasurer is Mr. Peter Carey. 

Chartered Organization Representative

The Chartered Organization Representative (COR) is the chief Scouting representative for the organization.

The current Chartering Organization Representative is Mr. Thomas O'Neill.

Den Leaders & Assistant Den Leaders

An adult, usually a parent, serves as a Den Leader or Assistant Den Leader. They carry out the activities related to adventures as they are presented in the Cub Scout's handbook and the Den Leader Guide. Our Den and Assistant Den Leaders are what makes the Pack run!

Typically, each Den or Assistant Den Leader advances with his den to the next rank. We are always looking for new Den Leader and Assistant Den Leader volunteers!

See our Den Pages for more information.