Each year the Eno River District takes nominations for recognition of those Scouters in our units and/or serving the Eno River District who have gone above and beyond what one would normally expect of an adult leader.
All nominations that have been submitted completely will be carefully reviewed by the committee. Awards will be announced at the annual district awards event.
This year, the nominations deadline is April 21, 2023.
Use the following links to access the correct submission forms:
District Award of Merit AND James L. Womack Memorial Service Award submission form
All other Eno River District Awards submission form
QUESTIONS? Please contact Chris FitzSimons at [email protected] or 919-636-2100.
Details
We invite nominations in the following areas:
CUB SCOUTS:
• Cubmaster of the Year
• Assistant Cubmaster of the Year
• Den Leader of the Year
• Committee Member of the Year
SCOUTS BSA:
• Scoutmaster of the Year
• Assistant Scoutmaster of the Year
• Committee Member of the Year
VENTURING / SEA SCOUTS:
• Venturing/Sea Scout Leader of the Year
- Charter Organization Representative of the Year
- Commissioner of the Year
- Order of the Arrow Adult Leader of the Year
- Kim Hackett Memorial Scouting Spouse Award
DISTRICT AWARD OF MERIT:
The District Award of Merit may be presented annually to registered Scouters (adult leaders) who render service of an outstanding nature at the district level. For more information about this award, see an overview on the BSA website at https://www.scouting.org/awards/awards-central/district-merit/
JAMES L. WOMACK MEMORIAL SERVICE AWARD (adult and youth honorees):
Named in honor of a longtime Durham area Scouter, not more than one youth and one adult will be selected each year to receive this award. Any Eno River District member, youth or adult, is invited and encouraged to recommend any other Eno River District member, youth or adult, for this award according to the following guidelines for nominations:
a) This is not an attendance award, a tenure award, an achievement, or something one can campaign for or actively seek;
b) this award is for distinctive service which has no specific requirements;
c) is more a way of life than a set of achievements;
d) quality of character that is not tangible, but is discernable is actions, words, and attitudes;
e) “and will endeavor so far as in my power lies to be unselfish in service and devotion to the welfare of others” will be the benchmark by which the awards committee will select those to receive this award; and
f) the Committee will give consideration to all aspects of the nominee’s activities–Scouting, community, church , and others.