Join USA Girl Scouts Overseas for a very special program, hosted by Girl Scout alum and educator, Erin Noxon.
Erin has been a Girl Scout for 36 years! She earned her Gold Award, went on to become a Troop Leader in college, and just never stopped. She is currently a volunteer in Kyoto, Japan.
Erin has her doctorate in educational technology, and has taught in both Florida in the USA, and in Nara and Kyoto in Japan. She developed a course for students called “Global Interaction”. The goal of this class is for students to learn about themselves and the world around them, and to discover by the end of the year what it means to be a Good Global Citizen.
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