Advancement
Advancement Committee
Advancement Chair - Kristi Keck
Adult Recognition - Bruce Smith
Scouter of the Year - Doug Hirth
District Award of Merit - Open Position
District James E. West - Open Position
Eagle Project Review - Mike Robbins
Dean of M.B.C. - Butch Colby
Special Needs - Ed Cross
Swim Program - Hank Reinhardt
Life to Eagle
Life to Eagle Using the New Workbooks & Adult Advancement Training including Eagle Coaches Training
Date:
March 24, 2012 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Location:
Church of Jesus Christ of LDS
595 Johan Drive
Westminster, MD, 21157-9433
Cost:
$ 0.00 Registration: Pre-registration required.
POC: Kristi Keck
The Life to Eagle Orientation consists of two distinct meetings held simultaneously. The first focuses on providing guidance to Scouts who achieved the rank of Life as they embark upon the last leg of their journey to the rank of Eagle. The other meeting targets the Advancement Chairs, Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters, Committee Members, Merit Badge Counselors, and parents and discusses the roles, responsibilities, and expectations of each while working with the Scouts through the process.
Eagle Coach - In order to be an Eagle Coach, training is required! This will be our first District Training - next one will be in October - we would like each unit to get a Coach trained.
Because the questions and discussions vary from session to session, it is recommended that you attend more than one session.
Additional opportunity to attend this program in October.
Pre-registration is very important to ensure the appropriate amount of materials. To register, please e-mail Kristi Keck with the number of Scouts and adults attending.
Thank you and see you there!
Eagle Scout Forms
BSA Eagle Rank Requirements (online)
Carroll District Eagle Notebook Checklist (online)
Forms for Life Scouts looking to become Eagle
- Life to Eagle Procedures
- Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project Workbook
- Eagle Scout Rank Application
- Eagle Scout Rank Award Confidential Reference Request
- Life Ambition and Purpose Statement
- Project Description Form
- Unit Leader Comments
- Alternate Eagle Scout Rank Merit Badges 58-730
- Eagle Congratulatory Letter
(Information obtained from Baltimore Area Council website 2010-07-27.)
Scholarship Opportunities for Eagle Scouts
Applications may be obtained at the sites listed below or by calling the Help Desk at the Baltimore Area Council.
- National Eagle Scout Association: www.nesa.org
- National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution: http://www.sar.org/
Merit Badges
Merit Badge Counselors
Merit Badge Counselors are volunteers with specialized skills who lead Boy Scouts working on specific merit badges.
The District Merit Badge Counselors file (Updated 2012-01-15) matches District Counselors to merit badges and uses a new easier to use format!
For those looking to become a Merit Badge Counselor, please fill out the Counselor Application and then contact Butch Colby (Dean of Merit Badge Counselors) for submission directions.
Spirit of the Eagle Award
The Boy Scouts of America created the Spirit of the Eagle Award as an honorary posthumous special recognition for a registered youth member who lost his or her life in a tragic accident or through illness.
This award is bestowed by the National Court of Honor as part of the celebration of life of this young person. The award recognizes the joy, happiness, and life-fulfilling experiences that the Scouting program made in this person's life.
The guidelines are:
- The recipient must be a registered youth member under 21 years of age at the time of his or her death.
- The unit committee must submit an application for the award within six months of the youth member's death.
- The unit committee must request the approval of the local council.
The Spirit of the Eagle Award application, No. 92-108, is available through local council service centers. For convenience, we provide a downloadable copy of the application.