20.
A Candidate Seminar.
This is a 1 hr class designed for newly elected candidates. This
class will cover the basics and opportunities that the OA has to
offer and be taught by the Lodge Chiefs and Section Officers.
Candidates may then select up to three additional classes from
Native American Culture and Ceremonies NACC, College of
Elangomat and Leadership Sciences CELS, or College of Culinary
Arts CCA to earn an associates degree. This class is taught from
8:00 to 8:50
Your Instructor is Braden Sanders
21.
From Ordeal to Brotherhood.
This class is for new Ordeal members beginning the road to
Brotherhood. This class is taught from 9:00 to 9:50 Your
Instructor is Delbert Reeves
22.
Elangomat Training.
What are the duties and responsibilities of an Elangomat. How to
ensure that each ordeal member becomes a brotherhood member.
This class is taught from 8:00 to 8:50 Your
Instructor is
23.
Chapter Leadership Symposium.
Learn how to be an effective chapter leader through effective
communication including a Roundtable Discussion for youth and
adults. on guiding and supporting the youth. This class is
taught from 11:00 to 11:50 Your
Instructor is Brandon Kelly
24.
Time Management for Youth.
How to plan, and get things done on time. This class is taught
from 8:00 to 8:50 Your
Instructor is Jon Christensen
25.
Time Management for Adults.
How to plan, and get things done on time. This class is taught
from 9:00 to 9:50 Your
Instructor is Jon Christensen
26.
Order of The Arrow Troop or Team Representative.
What the OA representative does and why he is a vital member of
the troop dynamics. This class it taught from 11:00 to 11:50 Your
Instructor is Gary Naylor
27.
Teaching Leadership Skills Through Games.
A fun and exciting way to learn new leadership skills. This
class will reinforce great leadership. This class is taught from
10:00 to 10:50 Your
Instructor is Roben Palmer
28.
Planning for a Successful Event.
Discussion on what is needed to plan and execute a successful
event including how to create a 90 day plan. This class is
taught from 9:00 to 9:50 Your
Instructor is Brandon Kelly
29.
Becoming a Lodge or Section Officer.
Required class for anyone running for section office. This class
is taught from 11:00 to 11:50 Your
instructor is Adam and Tom
30.
Promoting Year Round Scout Camping.
Achieving the purpose of the Order. Discussions will include
how to help scouts and units have a year round camping
experiences. Where to go camping, including historic trails.
This class is taught from 11:00 to 11:50 Your
Instructor is Terry Perris
31.
Back Country Safety and First Aid.
How to enjoy the back country and how to handle emergencies when
they happen. This class is taught from 10:00 to 10:50 Your
Instructor is Debra Lopez
32.
Chapter Building.
Resources, training officers, scheduling, setup elections,
visitations, and ordeals are some of the topics we will be going
through to help you build your chapter. This class is taught
from 8:00 to 8:50 Your
instructor is Travis Parker
33.
Look who’s talking now.
Communications between youth and adults, youth to
youth, and adult to adult. Who is driving your chapter. This
class is taught from 9:00 to 9:50 Your
instructor is Tom Otterstrom
34.
Keeping your core.
Brotherhood retention, Elangomat program, and the friend concept
will be discussed in this course aimed at helping you keep your
core membership. This class is taught from 10:00 to 10:50 Your
Instructor is
35.
Finances and fundraising.
How to make and keep your budget and how to do fundraising. This
class is taught from 11:00 to 11:50 Your
Instructor is Professional Scouter
36.
Patch Trading.
Learn how to trade, collect, and display different types of
patches. This class is taught from 10:00 to 10:50 Your
Instructor is assigned I need contact information
37.
Becoming a World Class Leader.
David Halliday and the ELKUTA Chief give a great insight to the
Advisor – Officer relationship with skits, examples, and
discussion. This class is taught at 10:00 to 10:50 The
class instructor is David Halliday
38.
Helping Youth Reach for the Stars.
David Halliday uses his years of experience in working with
youth to teach Advisors how to help guide their youth to heights
they didn’t know they could reach. This class is taught at 11:00
to 11:50.
The
class instructor is David Halliday
39.
Backpacking
This class teaches what equipment to pack, and
demonstrates what not to bring as well. In this class you will
get to see examples of personal gear and crew gear, including
backpacking tents, tarps and stoves. This class will be taught
from 9:00 to 9:50 Your
instructor is Dave Breshnahan
40.
Planning Wilderness and High Adventure Activities.
Does your troop, team, or crew want to go on some wilderness or
high adventure trips, but you have no idea how to go about it
because the activity is something you have never done? This
class will give you everything you need to be able to plan any
activity you would like. This class will be taught from 11:00 to
11:50 Your instructor is Dave
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