NESA News

Spread the Word!
By: David Ehrlich |
November 15, 2022
Eagles Scouts “Be Prepared” to apply for NESA scholarships, starting December 1, 2022.

Joshua Batten: Eagle Scout and Veteran
By: scoutingalumni.org |
November 11, 2022
Joshua Wilberge recently sat down with Joshua Batten, a Veteran and BSA Alumnus, to have a conversation on how Scouting helped Mr. Batten prepare for military service.

Ross Perot Jr. receives Distinguished Eagle Scout Award
By: Fort Worth Business Press |
October 14, 2022
Businessman Ross Perot Jr., the driving force behind Alliance Airport and the burgeoning Hillwood real estate development in North Fort Worth, was honored this week for his lifelong involvement with the Boy Scouts.

Lifetime Member is Finalist for America’s Top Young Scientist
By: Trevor Bormann |
September 30, 2022
Eagle Scout Daniel Thomas will compete for the title of America’s Top Young Scientist this October.

Updates to Alumni & NESA Stores
By: Matthew Wallace |
September 5, 2022
Learn about the updates coming to the Alumni and NESA stores.

Final Notes from Knoxville headed to Jamboree ’23
By: Brandon Kelly |
July 30, 2022
As we leave NOAC in Knoxville, we reflect on the interactions, new members, and achievements of all Eagle Scouts, combined with the great training on scholarships, building council committees with strong relations for the volunteers, as well as the leadership lessons earned from Frank Tsuru through the NESA 50 anniversary dinner. It truly was a great success for Arrowmen and Eagles alike.

NESA at NOAC Update July 28
By: Brandon Kelly |
July 29, 2022
While at NOAC here in Knoxville, Tennessee, the NESA booth has had thousands of participants come through to say hello, spin the patch give-a-way wheel, and take their photo at the NESA Eagle wall and we have loved having you come through.

Grand Entry of Lodges and Mascots
By: Brandon Kelly |
July 27, 2022
As lodges filled into the Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville for the NOAC Opening show, each of the lodge contingents presented their lodge flap on giant six-foot banners and the crowd roared to life. It was followed by a stunning presentation of the American flag throughout the stadium.