National Leadership Seminar November 1st - 3rd

Brothers,

The National Leadership Seminar (NLS) is less than a month away! Register now at NOARES for an incredible opportunity!

NLS and DYLC are the premier leadership training courses for the Order of the Arrow! Though NLS is a leadership training course, it is drastically different from NYLT and Wood badge. NLS/DYLC is more focused on developing you and your style as a leader compared to the development of a team as a whole taught at NYLT/WB.

NLS and DYLC are held by the Eastern Region meaning you will have the opportunity to meet and get to know different people across the country (Including some national officers!). The relationships you develop will still be there years later. I send regular texts to my NLS buddies and am even planning on going to Philmont with one next summer for the OA trail crew!

Another benefit to attending is that your chapter will receive black bear points for chapter participation. This will be a great way to help out your chapter in achieving this coveted award!

Additionally, our Section is offering scholarships for anyone going! The scholarship will take half off the cost reducing the price from $250 to $125. You can still apply for this scholarship if you already registered and I recommend you do! The scholarship application can be found here or on the Section website sectione6.oa-bsa.org.

I look forward to lots of Mowogo representation at NLS!

• Who: All Mowogo Arrowmen (There is no prerequisite to take the training! Just be a member of the OA!)
• What: National Leadership Seminar (Youth) and DYLC (Adults)
• When: November 1st-3rd
• Where: Deer Run Camps (3845 Perkins Rd, Thompson's Station, TN 37179). This is about 4.5 hours from Scoutland.
• Why: Develop your leadership skills and build unique relationships
• How: Sign up at NOARES or registration.oa-bsa.org

Yours in Enthusiasm,

Tamas L. Phillips | Vice Chief of Communications
Order of the Arrow, Mowogo Lodge
Email | lodge.vcc@mowogo.org

Mowogo Monthly September Edition

Hello Brothers,

The newest edition of the Mowogo Monthly is out! Be sure to check it out and keep in touch with what is going around!

Mowogo Monthly September Recap

Have a fantastic October!

Yours in Enthusiasm,

Tamas L. Phillips | Vice Chief of Communications
Order of the Arrow, Mowogo Lodge
Email | lodge.vcc@mowogo.org

Japeechen Day of Service 11/2 @ Scoutland

Howdy yall!

I'm Seth Grindle, Japeechen Chapter Chief, and I'm excited to be hosting our Japeechen Day of Service in just a few weeks!

It will take place November 2nd, at Scoutland. The price to attend will be $10, and registration can be found Here.
Japeechen and Yona-hi members attending Camporee with their troops DO NOT need to register for Japeechen Day of Service. A separate form will be sent out for those who want to help staff.

The day will be made up of helping Ranger Jon do some projects around Scoutland and running program for the Etowah/Chattahoochee Districts' Camporee. Attendees will be provided food. Additionally, if they stay later in the evening, they can attend our OA Ice Cream Social for the Camporee.

Attendees are also given the opportunity to stay the whole weekend of Camporee. Food for the whole weekend will be provided, and you'll get to help staff our Friday and Sunday programs. If you wish to stay all weekend, please be sure to bring your A & B Med Forms.

I hope to see everyone there; it's gonna be an awesome weekend!

Yours in Service,

Seth Grindle
Japeechen Chapter Chief

Join Us Saturday, October 19th for the 2024
Jutaculla Dat of Service

It's as easy as 1-2-3!

Register today  Click Here
Travel to the Event on October 19th at Camp Rotary: 52 Rotary Boy Scout Dr, Hartwell, GA 30643 which starts at 9am sharp.
Bring $10.00 for lunch and a patch!

Some “Pertinent Points of Program” to help make the day a success for the Lodge:

Bring a water bottle, work gloves, and plan for any weather (rain gear, sunscreen, etc.).
If you have pruning shears, cutting hand tools, or loppers, please bring a pair as we have quite a bit of trimming planned, and the camp has a limited supply.
Adults with BSA approved chainsaw training may bring their own saw and safety equipment (Your Lunch/Patch is on Jutaculla!).
We do recommend that anyone with special food needs such as religious food preferences or food allergies are recommended to bring a lunch (current menu is TBD based on the number of participants that register).
For those interested in extra patches… we will be selling extras for $5.00 each or 5 for $20.00 (while supplies last).

If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact us at:

Jut.Chief@mowogo.org, Jut.VCS@mowogo.org, or Jut.Adviser@mowogo.org.