Girl Scouts of Alaska



Women of Science Anchorage Women of Science & Technology Luncheon Keynote Speaker Announced: Dr. Linda Chamberlain Scientist, author and dog musher, Dr. Chamberlain lives with her 20 huskies on a homestead outside of Homer and combines her public health career as an epidemiologist with her passion for dog mushing and rural living. For more information about Women of Science & Technology click here	Welcome to Girl Scouts of Alaska! We are a dynamic council that is united in our commitment to serving the girls and Girl Scout volunteers in Alaska. Girl Scouts of Alaska came into being on October 1, 2009 as the result of the merger of the former Girl Scouts Susitna Council (based in Anchorage and serving southcentral and western Alaska) and Tongass Alaska Girl Scout Council (headquartered in Juneau and serving southeast Alaska). We are working to create a new website that will be a reflection of the strength and diversity of our organization and anticipate having it ready in spring 2010. This site is temporary while the new site is being forged. Please let us know what information and features you would like to see on the new site! Call us or email council@girlscoutsalaska.org.

Women of Science

Anchorage Women of Science & Technology Luncheon

Keynote Speaker Announced: Dr. Linda Chamberlain

Scientist, author and dog musher, Dr. Chamberlain lives with her 20 huskies on a homestead outside of Homer and combines her public health career as an epidemiologist with her passion for dog mushing and rural living.

For more information about Women of Science & Technology click here

Welcome to Girl Scouts of Alaska!

We are a dynamic council that is united in our commitment to serving the girls and Girl Scout volunteers in Alaska.

Girl Scouts of Alaska came into being on October 1, 2009 as the result of the merger of the former Girl Scouts Susitna Council (based in Anchorage and serving southcentral and western Alaska) and Tongass Alaska Girl Scout Council (headquartered in Juneau and serving southeast Alaska).

We are working to create a new website that will be a reflection of the strength and diversity of our organization and anticipate having it ready in spring 2010. This site is temporary while the new site is being forged.

Please let us know what information and features you would like to see on the new site! Call us or email council@girlscoutsalaska.org.