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Honor  Awards
 George Meany
 Whitney Young Jr.
 Wm. H. Spurgeon
 O.A.  Service Award
 Commissioner
        Arrowhead Honor
 Commissioner Svc.
 District Merit
 Silver Beaver
 Silver Antelope
 Silver Buffalo
 Silver World
James E. West
Daniel Carter Beard

 

 

Professional Training Award  Professional Training Award

Requirements

The Professional Training Award may be earned by:

  • Associate District Executives
  • District Executives
  • Senior District Executives
  • Exploring Executives
  • Senior Exploring Executives
  • District Directors, and
  • Field Directors with supervisory responsibities.
To earn the award, Professional staff Scouters must:
  • Complete or participate in five of eight training or coaching programs (including Wood Badge, Exploring Advanced Seminar, and National Camping School)
  • Successfully attend all three sessions of the Professional Executive Institute (PEI)
  • Meet all critical achievements in his or her District/Division/Council for two of the three years.
PROFESSIONAL CIRCLE AWARD

This award may be earned by completing all eight coaching or training programs, meeting of all critical achievements within all three years, and the completion of a research paper to be submitted to the National Executive Training Center for approval. Holders of this award may wear the small Universal/Troop pin at the center of the knot.

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