The National Eagle Scout Association
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As a member of the National Eagle Scout Association, you further the mission, values, and time-honored traditions of Scouting in your community and our country. Give your Eagle pride a purpose by joining NESA today; the future is in your hands.
Eagle Pride Showcase
Showcase the moments in your life that exemplify the best of Scouting in your units, family, community, or workplace.
COL Scott Preston just completed three years commanding the US Army Corps of Engineers - Tulsa District in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He is now the Defense Coordinating Officer for FEMA Region 7 in Kansas City, MO.
Thomas is a third-generation Eagle Scout. His older brother, cousin, and uncle are also Eagle Scouts.
Father and son Eagle Scouts from Utah.
PFC Jonathan Roberts had a busy 2022, graduating high school, earning Eagle, and graduating basic training from Paris Island Marine Corps training base.
Willie Ore received the NESA Outstanding Eagle Scout Award from the Old North State Council on April 4, 2024.
Lifetime NESA member Vincent earns every merit badge before turning eighteen.
Bram Duffee recently graduated with a Ph.D. in Human Development from Fielding Graduate University.
Eagle Scout Brian Sandberg was installed as President of the Society of Experimental Test Pilots on 24 September 2022.
At 61, Paul earned his Master of Science in Project Management degree in October 2022. He plans new his degree to teach at the university level.
Father and Son both achieve the rank of Eagle Scout.
A troop and its charted partner, Eden Church, trace their history back to the 1920s. Troop 31 recently decided to celebrate their 100th Eagle Scout, with fourteen Eagle Scouts in attendance.
The journey started by Robert Morell, Scoutmaster 1982-1988.
Sam created a memorial bench for his Eagle Project in honor of his grandfather. His grandfather was the Scoutmaster of Troop 281 in Silver Creek, NE, for nearly 30 years.
Troop 351 held an Eagle Court of Honor for 13 Eagle Scouts who earned the rank during the COVID pandemic and were unable to celebrate.
David Maack, elected to the City of Racine Common Council, will represent the city's 4th District. Active in the community, he serves on several boards and committees and previously held the position of alderman from 2001 to 2011.
Olivier Whelan (2018) graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a degree in Political Science. He served four years in Army ROTC and is training at the Army Logistics University at Ft Lee, VA.
Troop 846 recently celebrated their latest Eagle Scout, Gavin B, with 19 Eagle Scouts participating.
A father and son both achieved Eagle Scout rank on September 26, 36 years apart: the father in 1984 and the son in 2020
Four generations of Eagle Scouts from the Bell/ Centracchio Family.
A Coast Guard Academy graduate has retired as a Captain after 28 1/2 years of active duty. He commanded two Coast Guard Cutters and an R&D prototype ship.
October 10th, 2023, Quivira Council invited our Eagle Scout Alumni to gather and fellowship.
Five Eagle Scouts summit Mount Rainier in a five-day ice climbing trek up the Kautz Glazier to the 14,410 elevation. Together, the three sons earned their Eagle Scout in Troop 8 in Asheville, NC.
Eagle Scout and Retired Navy Commander Greg Adinolli Sworn In as Maryland Selective Service Director.
Torben recently passed the CPEN (Certified Pediatric Emergency Nurse) Exam and now is in the Board of Certified Emergency Nurses "High Five" Club. He is the 98th Emergency Nurse to hold all five of the board's professional nursing designations.
Eagle News You Can Use
Eagle Scout & NESA stories curated for Eagles like you.
80-year-old Distinguished Eagle Scout knew what to do when he encountered a bear
2024 Eagle Scout Project of the Year: He built 150 artificial reefs to clean water, attract sea life
NESA recognizes most recent winners of its Distinguished Service Award
Michael Manyak, explorer, author and longtime supporter of Scouting, dies at 73
Boy Scouts of America is Changing its Name to Scouting America
Joe Azzarello Appointed Director of Alumni Relations & Annual Support
80-year-old Distinguished Eagle Scout knew what to do when he encountered a bear
2024 Eagle Scout Project of the Year: He built 150 artificial reefs to clean water, attract sea life
NESA recognizes most recent winners of its Distinguished Service Award
Michael Manyak, explorer, author and longtime supporter of Scouting, dies at 73
Boy Scouts of America is Changing its Name to Scouting America
2023 National Jamboree
July 19 - 28, 2023
Jamboree is more than a destination. It’s the adventure of lifetime. And there is simply nothing else like it on the planet.
What’s a Jamboree? It’s not camp. National Jamboree is 360-degrees of fun, friends and fellowship with hands-on adventure that takes you places you never thought you’d go and challenge you to try things you never thought you could.
It’s the beginning of your own heroes’ journey that will challenge you to go farther than you ever thought possible. You’ll reach deeper and lift yourself higher to become the best version of yourself.
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Learn How to Create Strong Scouting Alumni Support for your Council
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When you attend this session, you’ll return to your council with knowledge, tools, tips, and techniques. You’ll bring home a customized annual plan for creating and implementing your council’s comprehensive BSA Alumni relations program. Find out the secrets to having fun while making a long-term difference in the future of Scouting. Discover more details about the program by clicking below.
2023 National Jamboree
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IT’S MORE THAN A DESTINATION | The BSA National Jamboree is 360 degrees of fun, friends, and fellowship with hands-on adventure. And there is simply nothing else like it on the planet. Learn how to be a part of this incredible experience by clicking below.
