Section W-2S

Lodges
     

April 16th -
April 18th 2010
At Delta Utah
 
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NACC
CELS
CCA
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Below are the descriptions of each class.
Please look at each class and determine which ones you would like to teach.
Click on the box beside each class that you are willing to teach.
Only the classes that do not currently have instructors are listed on the form. As instructors are matched to classes they will be taken off the list.

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College of Native American Culture and Ceremonies

Basic Outfitting with Integrity.  What is appropriate in your outfit for your style of dance or ceremony. This class is taught from 8:00 to 8:50.
Footwear.  Different styles of moccasins will be discussed and how to make them. This class is taught from 11:00 to 11:50
Traditional dancing.  Elements of Traditional style dance steps, songs, and outfits. This class is taught from 9:00 to 9:50
What is a warrior? Native American Warriors and how it pertains to you when dancing or performing ceremonies. This class is taught from 11:00 to 11:50
College of Elangomat and Leadership Sciences
   
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
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 
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 
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 
Patch Trading. Learn how to trade, collect, and display different types of patches. This class is taught from 10:00 to 10:50