Conference Vice Chiefs

	Andrew Kuhlmann - Communications CVC Andrew Kuhlmann is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor member of Kola Lodge, and the immediate past Section Chief of W-5C. Andrew is from Rocksprings, Wyoming, and currently attends the University of Wyoming as junior majoring in political science. He hopes to either pursue a Masters in public administration or attend law school after he graduates. In his free time, Andrew enjoys computer games, writing, drawing, and collecting comic books.
	Earl Blackburn III - Extreme High Adventure CVC Earl Blackburn III is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor member of Manitous Lodge, and the immediate past Section Chief of C-2A. Earl calls Pinckney, Michigan home but will return to Eastern Michigan University in the fall as a junior majoring in history. He hopes one day to become a history professor. Earl runs cross-country and track for his school and enjoys movies and a good sense of humor.
	Gil Rogers - Training CVC Gil Rogers is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor member of Tschitani Lodge, three-term Section Chief and immediate past Section Chief of NE-1B. From West Hartford, Connecticut, Gil attends the University of Hartford, where he is a senior and majors in marketing. He hopes to work as an ad planner in the near future. Gil spends his free time working with Habitat for Humanity, going to movies, and traveling. He enjoys high adventure and has served as an OA Voyage Crewman.
	Jared Davis - Activities and Recreation Committee CVC Jared Davis is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor member of Amangamek-Wipit Lodge, and the immediate past Section Chief of NE-4C. A native of Alexandria, Virginia, Jared will be a junior at Northern Virginia Community College and majors in business administration. He hopes to one day pursue a career in real estate. In his free time Jared enjoys working on cars, traveling, camping, and watching movies.
	Jarrod Hunt - High Adventure Expo and Training CVC Jarrod Hunt is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor member of White Horse Lodge, and the Section Chief of SR-6N. Originally from Hartford, Kentucky, Jarrod plans to attend Georgetown College this fall. Though undecided on his major, he still eagerly anticipates starting college. Jarrod spends his time working with FCA and playing the trumpet and hacky-sack.
	Marcus Bailey - American Indian Activities CVC Marcus Bailey is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor member of Chi-Hoota-Wei Lodge, Founder's Award recipient, and the immediate past Section Chief for C-5B. Originally from Nitro, West Virginia, Marcus attends Marshall University as a business finance major and hopes to enter law school and the banking industry following graduation. Marcus spends his free time as a French and Indian War re-enactor and likes to perform Native American dances. He is also involved with the Venturing, and has earned both the Silver and Ranger Award.
	Mark Bicket - Shows CVC Mark Bicket is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor member of Ma-Nu Lodge, Founder's Award recipient, and the immediate past Section Chief of SR-3A. Mark hails from Edmund, Oklahoma, where he attends the University of Oklahoma with a double major in mathematics and economics. He hopes to go to medical school once he finishes at UO. Highly involved at his school, Mark spends his time working with the Student Government Association and many other organizations. He also likes to backpack and enjoyed attending Philbreak this past spring.
	RC Hartman - Special Events CVC R.C. Hartman is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor member of Shenandoah Lodge, and the Section Chief of SR-7A. Hailing from Harrisonburg, Virginia, R.C. attends Messiah College, where he is a senior majoring in mechanical engineering. He hopes one day to work in the transportation industry. R.C. enjoys backpacking, camping, and riding motorcycles. This past year he spent most of his free time constructing a solar powered boat and is noted at his school for drinking nearly a gallon of milk a day.
	Riley Berg - National Council of Chiefs Riley Berg, Chairman of the National Council of Chiefs, is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor member of Tah-Heetch Lodge and served as the 2002 National Vice-Chief. Originally from Fresno, California, Riley attends the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he majors in political science. After graduating, he hopes to attend law school. Riley spends his free time playing tennis and working with the Honor Court, which hears cases on student misconduct at UNC. Among his other life ambitions, Riley hopes to one day have visited all 150 counties of North Carolina.
	Seth Mollitt - Inductions and Ceremonies Events CVC Seth Mollitt is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor member of Echockotee Lodge, and the Section Chief of SR-4S. Seth lives in Jacksonville, Florida and plans to attend the University of Florida in the fall as a business management major. Seth likes spending free time at the beach, backpacking, running and climbing. He also enjoys Boy Scouts, and proclaims that "Seth Dearmin is my hero."
	Steven Henry - TOAP CVC Steven Henry is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor member of Yustaga Lodge, and the immediate past Section Chief of SR-4N. Steven lives in Pensacola, Florida, where he attends the University of West Florida. A Senior with a double major in accounting and economics, he wants to secure a job where everyday he spends "nine to one on the golf course sealing the deal and then like two hours in the office." During his free time Steven enjoys playing soccer and traveling, and claims that "TOAP staff is the best."
	Sven Gilkey - Founder's Day CVC Sven Gilkey is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor member of Toontuk Lodge, and the immediate past Section Chief of W-1B. Living in Fairbanks, Alaska, Sven attends the University of Alaska-Fairbanks, where he works with the Student Government Association. He is a political science major, and hopes to attend law school after finishing at UAF next year. Sven devotes his spare time to Boy Scouts, serving on staff for Camp School and as Program Commissioner for his home camp.

Revised 8/3/04.

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