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Lodge Leadership Development - LLD is the perfect mesh of year-round and conference-style training for you and your local lodge and chapter leaders. LLD keeps members' knowledge of OA policies, procedures, and traditions fresh, and provides an avenue through which lodges can strategically focus toward preparing their leaders for success in achieving the Quality Lodge distinction.
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Conclave Training Initiative - CTI provides annual opportunities for Arrowmen to engage in learning about specific training topics as provided via syllabi from the National Committee. The process allows every section in the nation to deliver consistent messages, and was designed to augment sections' own conclave training programs.
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National Leadership Seminar - NLS is the Order's premiere leadership skills training program. The weekend seminar, held about four times per region each year, provides an in-depth look at how leadership traits are developed and used in everyday life. The weekend format complements the more detailed Wood Badge and National Youth Leader Training programs, focusing on service within the OA toward Scouting.
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National Lodge Adviser Training Seminar - NLATS enhances and adviser's knowledge of and connectivity with the OA's strategic plan, program, and resources, while emphasizing personal skills that are essential to the development of effective youth leadership and ultimately the OA's service to the council. The seminar fosters openness to new ideas and sharing amongst advisers in attendance, while delving into the details of numerous areas of OA operations.
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National Order of the Arrow Conference - NOAC is a six-day adventure designed to enthuse Arrowmen about their servant roles within the Order, and is the OA's second-largest national program event next to the National Jamboree. Typically held every two years at a major university, NOAC brings more than 7,000 Arrowmen together to enjoy training, fun, and fellowship.
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