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Orange
District 2011 Eagle
Page Project
Plan Approval Last updated
December 1, 2011 |
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Home > For Candidates > Project Plan
Approval |
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DO THIS FIRST: Get
a copy of the Eagle Scout Leadership
Service Project Workbook.
You can download the 2011 version from the Resources page of this web site. Read it. The whole thing. Begin a record of time you spend planning and
developing the project.
You must report the number of hours you spent planning the project, once it’s
complete. Draft the project plan. Use this
outline. This will require careful thinking, and most likely some
leg-work (to obtain sources and prices for materials, for example), so don’t
expect to knock it out in a couple of hours. Ask your adult adviser in your
unit to read the plan and suggest ways to improve it. Submit a draft of your plan to the District
Eagle Committee. Once you
and your adult adviser are satisfied that your project plan is ready, email
an electronic copy to the District Eagle Committee chair (his email address
is on the Contacts page). In your
email, be sure to include your: ·
name
and unit ·
date
of birth ·
draft
project plan Meet with the District Eagle Committee
Chair. When your plan is
ready for approval, the committee chair will contact you to arrange a
meeting. You must bring to this meeting: ·
the Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project
Workbook completed through the PROJECT DETAILS section, and including
in the designated spaces all original signatures and dates ·
a
buddy – a parent, sibling, or friend (not necessarily an adult) |
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