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Arrowman Service Award (2001-2003)

 

Arrowman Service Award

Foreword

The Arrowman Service Award was available in 2001, 2002, and 2003. The award is no longer available and may not be earned.

The Order of the Arrow's vision for the future emphasizes a strategy of increased service to the Boy Scouts of America by Arrowmen. To reward those Arrowmen who go beyond their immediate responsibilities to help and guide others to new heights, the Order of the Arrow created the Arrowman Service Award. The award will focus on three areas of service: personal, chapter/lodge activities, and general service to the community.

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Arrowman Service Award Timeline

The timeline of the award will begin on January 1, 2001, and will end on December 31, 2003. The award may be earned in the year 2001, 2002, and 2003. All first time recipients may purchase the original award (the white ribbon with the gold compass). Arrowmen who earn the award more than once during the outlined three year period (2001-2003) may purchase the silver attachment for having completed this award a second time (2002 or 2003 only) and the bronze attachment for having completed this award a third time (2003 only). The attachment will be worn on the award's white ribbon. Signatures of approval will be required for each requirement.

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Arrowman Service Award Design

The design selected will be the arrowhead with the compass rose. The compass rose symbolizes direction; the path ahead for one's travel. Since our strategic plan also offers direction for the Order's future, the compass rose is appropriately super-imposed over the arrowhead. The arrowhead will be red, with the compass rose in gold. A solid white ribbon, representing the new direction for the Order, is most appropriate. A wallet size certificate is issued with each award.

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Award emblem   Arrowman Service 
Award pocket certificate

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Criteria

The award focuses on three areas of service: personal, chapter/lodge activities, and general service to the community.

See the Detailed Criteria.

Arrowman Service Award Sign-Off Form (8k PDF file)

Online Version Format

The online version of the sign-off form is in "Portable Document Format" (PDF).

Get Information about this format and how to read it.

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Ordering the Arrowman Service Award

Everyone who completes the award will be able to secure an Arrowman Service Award from their lodge. The lodges will receive an order blank in the program packets after lodge charter renewal. Lodges should allow 30 days turnaround to receive the awards.

The award for first time recipents (the white ribbon with the gold compass) costs $4.50. The award for second time recipients (the silver compass rose attachment to place on the ribbon) costs $2.00. The award for third time recipients (the bronze compass rose attachment to place on the ribbon) costs $2.00.

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Additional Information

Additional Information on implenting this award and on interpeting the criteria is now available.


Deadline Extension for Military

A deadline extension has been approved for Arrowmen called to military duty

Revised 09/06/05.