Information:
This coming November
12-14, Section SR-5 will again host its training conference,
ArrowTech. This conference is the best training available in the
section. ArrowTech is a “nuts and bolts” type training conference.
It provides training in specific program areas of the lodge.
ArrowTech has a college
structure with three different majors. The majors are Program,
Administration, and Inductions. When you sign up to attend ArrowTech
you chose your major and this determines many of the courses you
will take. In addition to classes in your major, you can also take
three electives and one class from another major. These options help
you get the complete training you need.
ArrowTech will be held in
Columbia, SC on November 12-14. The cost for this conference is $75
for youth and $80 for adults. This fee includes meals and a
two-night stay at the Clarion Hotel in Columbia. The deadline for
ArrowTech registration is October 8. You should turn in your
registration form along with your check to the Lodge Adviser Bill
Kennedy at:
Bill Kennedy
139 Steeplechase Circle
Waxhaw, NC 28173
More information is
available at www.sr5.org.
Courses:
|
Administration |
Program |
Inductions |
|
Swindling the LEC |
Indian
Affairs: Starting, Developing, and Strengthening a Program |
Election to Ordeal Ceremony |
|
Lightening the Load: Delegating |
Training Camp Promotion Teams |
Post
Ordeal to Brotherhood |
|
Administering a Chapter System |
Lodge
Events: Acting out the Plan |
Elangomat System |
| Lodge
Finances |
Lodge
Events: Including New Ideas in the Program |
Running
the Ordeal |
| The
Connection: The Lodge's Troop Representative Program |
Increasing Lodge Spirit |
Ceremonies |
|
Advanced Publication Techniques |
Creating an Effective Schedule |
|
|
Achieving Quality Lodge |
|
|
| |
|
Electives |
|
National Programs and Events |
| The
Role of the Adviser |
| Awards
and Recognition |
| Vigil
Selection |
|
Promoting the OA at Summer Camp |
| Patch
Design |
Cost:
Youth - $75.00
Adults (21 and over) - $80.00
Contact:
Dustin Counts
Bill Kennedy
Frank Sturges
