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.
Thousands of Arrowmen from across America are excited to be in Knoxville, Tennessee to attend the Order of the Arrow’s National Conference this week! Hundreds of Eagle Scouts and members of the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA) are among them.
Get to know the NESA Committee from the Golden Gate Area Council and how it has overcome the challenges of merging councils.
Congratulations and job well done! You’ve played a critical role in creating a world filled with leaders who are responsible, participating citizens guided by the Scout Oath and Law. So today we celebrate all of the leaders you’ve helped create in the past 50 years and look forward to meeting the leaders you will create in the next 50.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the National Eagle Scout Association. NESA has been giving Eagle Scout pride a purpose – because a Scout’s journey does not end at Eagle. Be a part of our next 50 years.
2022 holds great promise for NESA’s role in the future of Scouting. On our journey to Eagle, we all faced what seemed like insurmountable obstacles. We now need to apply those lessons.
Select a frequently asked category below, or scroll down the page to find your question. 2025 Eagle Directory General NESA FAQs Membership FAQs Annual Eagle Class Yearbook 2025 Eagle Scout Directory I received a postcard/email advertising the 2025 Eagle Scout Directory, is this legit? Every 5 years, NESA partners with PCI (also known as Publishing Concepts) to produce a new
Give Back The Future is in Your Hands As an Eagle Scout, you have a unique understanding of the the important role Scouting traditions and values play in the development of young people. When you provide financial support of NESA initiatives, you make a difference in the lives of young people in councils across the country, today and for generations
Glenn A. & Melinda W. Adams Service Project of the Year Award The National Eagle Scout Association established the Glenn A. and Melinda W. Adams National Eagle Scout Service Project of the Year Award (ESSPY) to recognize valuable service of an exceptional nature by an Eagle Scout candidate to a religious institution, school, community or other entity through completion of an Eagle Scout project. Examples of
