Consulting with Stacie Rohrbach

04/10/17

As a Communication Design professor at CMU School of Design and also a Girl Scouts Troop Leader Stacie was extremely helpful in our research. Her seven years of experience with her 2 daughters in Girl Scouts allowed us to gain deep…

Scenarios and Starting the Service Blueprint

04/06/17- 04/08/17

After refining our idea to a service that specifically supports Girl Scouts, we began to create scenarios to imagine what the process could look like through using the service.

But is it a service?

04/15/17

After class this week Molly noticed that our Girl Scout badge service isn’t exactly a service yet and we’ll have to think of a new way to frame it. Is it possible to expand this beyond Girl Scouts? The frame work of providing activities to help…

The Big To Do

04/27/17

Our service provides an opportunity for high school students to gain leadership skills and complete volunteer hours by leading children groups or teams to engage in a program about health awareness and management by participating in a series of solo and team…

Making Some Small Changes to the Service

04/08/17–04/11/17

After speaking with Stacie Rohrbach and learning about what goes into creating a Girl Scout badge we knew that we needed to make some changes to our service.

Service Refinement

03/30/17 – 04/03/17

03/30:

Our team presented our initial research, some areas we wanted to explore and our early service proposition to our class. We received feedback that our service was not specific enough yet, but, Philips…

Interviewing a Physical Education Coach

04/19/2017

We interviewed a kinesthesiologist who is currently teaching fitness classes at Carnegie Mellon University but has also worked with children in the past. She created her own six week course that revolved around…

Girl Scouts Leaders Meeting

04/19/17

We joined a Girl Scouts leaders’ meeting last Wednesday where we spoke with volunteer troop leaders who were also parents of Girl Scouts. The meeting was especially helpful in helping us understand the experiences that troop leaders have…