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NOAC 2004 - Training
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Training Begins at NOAC!
One of the chief reasons for holding a National Order of the Arrow Conference is to help train Arrowmen.
The Training Committee has worked long and hard to provide the best in OA education. Sessions this year include NLS 2,
a session geared for those Arrowmen who have completed the National Leadership Seminar and want to learn more.
There is a session on becoming a NOAC Certified OA Troop/Team
election representative. For those interested in the shows at NOAC, there is a session called “It’s Show Time!”
where participants get a behind the scenes look at how shows work. More traditional sessions are also offered such
as Adult’s Role, Lodge Finances, and of course many ceremonies sessions.
How much training actually occurs at NOAC? These statistics speak for themselves:
| Unique Sessions: |
160+ |
| Number of Training Sites Used: |
130 |
| Number of hours of training sessions that happen at NOAC: |
8,404,000+ |
The Training Committee does not work alone. Training staff work in conjunction with Special Events, TOAP, High Adventure,
Ceremonies, and American Indian Activities to ensure the highest quality of program. The Training Committee also
provides evaluations to each of its trainers each day by 3 P.M., so sessions only get better as the week progresses.
Justin A., a trainer for "OA and Summer Camp", says "Training is the opportunity for Arrowmen to learn new ideas,
and apply them in their lodge and troop."
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election representative. For those interested in the shows at NOAC, there is a session called “It’s Show Time!”
where participants get a behind the scenes look at how shows work. More traditional sessions are also offered such
as Adult’s Role, Lodge Finances, and of course many ceremonies sessions.