1. BSA Adult Awards
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2. Leader Awards – Knots

3. Leader Awards – Knot Order

4. BSA Square Knots
ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
Arrow of Light - Worn by adults who earned the Arrow of Light as a youth member.
Eagle Scout - Worn by adults who earned the rank of Eagle Scout as a youth member.
Explorer Gold Award - Also Explorer Achievement Award
Venturing Silver Award - Worn by Adults and Youth who have earned the Venturing Silver Award
Quartermaster - Sea Scout/Explorer Award for Youth and Adults

5. BSA Square Knots
BRAVERY AWARDS
Medal of Merit - Awarded by the National Council for heroism with little or no risk to life.
Heroism Award - Awarded by the National Council for heroism with less risk to life.
Honor Medal - Awarded by the National Council to those who risk their lives to save another.

6. BSA Square Knots
LEADERSHIP & TRAINING AWARDS
Tiger Cub Den Leader Award - One year of tenure and other requirements. (Discontinued - replaced with the Den Leader's Award)
Webelos Den Leader - One year of tenure and other requirements. (Discontinued - replaced with the Den Leader's Award)
Den Leader Coach Award - Two years of tenure and other requirements. (Discontinued )
Cubmaster Award - Two years tenure and other requirements. (Discontinued - replaced with Scouter's Key for Cub Scouting)

7. BSA Square Knots
LEADERSHIP & TRAINING AWARDS
Pack Trainer Award - Two years tenure and other requirements. (Discontinued - replaced with Scouter's Training Award for Cub Scouting)
Cub Scouter Award - Two years tenure and other requirements. (Discontinued - replaced with Scouter's Training Award for Cub Scouting)

8. BSA Square Knots
LEADERSHIP & TRAINING AWARDS
Den Leader Award - One year of tenure and other requirements
Scouter's Training Award - Basic Training and other requirements. Various requirements, depending on the program and position.
Scouter's Key - Three years tenure and other requirements - Commissioners, Scoutmasters, Venturing Advisors, and others.
Unit Leader's Award of Merit - Earned by Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, Varsity Team Coaches, and Venturing Crew Advisors meeting the requirements on form This award replaces the Scoutmaster, Varsity Coach, and Venturing Advisor's Awards of Merit, which will no longer be awarded.

9. BSA Square Knots
LEADERSHIP & TRAINING AWARDS
Sea Badge - Earned by completing Sea Badge Leader Training
Distinguished Commissioner Service Award - Five years tenure and other requirements.
Professional Scouter Training Award - worn by professional Scouters who have earned the award.
Doctor of Commissioner's Science - completion of a program leading to the award of the Doctorate of Commissioner Science from a College of Commissioner Science.
Philmont Training Center Master's Knot - attendance at Philmont Training Center (PTC) as a participant at least twice, and other requirements.
Alumni Award Knot - Activities by BSA alumni that promote Scouting.

10. BSA Square Knots
HONOR AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE
George Meany Award - Presented to labor union members who have been unusually effective in giving leadership to youth.
Whitney Young Jr. Award - Presented for promoting Scouting in the poorest areas of the country.
Premio por Servicio ¡Scouting…Vale la Pena! Service Award -  to recognize outstanding services by an adult individual or an organization for demonstrated involvement in the development and implementation of Scouting opportunities for Hispanic American/Latino youth.
Asian American Spirit of Scouting Service Award - to recognize outstanding services by an adult individual or an organization for demonstrated involvement in the development and implementation of Scouting opportunities for Asian American youth.

11. BSA Square Knots
HONOR AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE
Community Organization Awards - Presented by various chartered partner organizations for service to Scouting. - requirements vary by organization.
Order of the Arrow Distinguished Service Award - The National Order of the Arrow committee presents the Distinguished Service Award to those Arrowmen who have rendered outstanding service to the Order on a sectional, area, regional, or national basis.
William T. Hornaday Award - Recognizes Scouts, Explorers and Scouters for conservation and ecology efforts in their communities.
William H. Spurgeon III Award - Presented to Scouters rendering distinguished service to Exploring
District Award of Merit - Presented to Scouters at the District level for unusual dedication and service.

12. BSA Square Knots
HONOR AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE
Venturing Leadership Award - Presented to Venturers and adults who have made exceptional contributions to Venturing and who exemplify the Venturing Code.
Silver Beaver - Presented to Scouters at the Council level for unusual dedication and service.
Silver Antelope - Presented to Scouters at the Regional level for unusual dedication and service.
Silver Buffalo - Presented to Scouters and non-Scouters at the National level for unusual dedication and service.
Silver World - Presented to Scouters who have supported Scouting on a worldwide basis.
International Scouter - Recognizes Scouters for their contributions to world Scouting.

13. BSA Square Knots
RELIGIOUS AWARDS
Youth Religious Emblem - Worn by youth and adult members who received a religious emblem as a youth member.
Adult Religious Award - Worn by adults who received religious awards as an adult.

14. BSA Square Knots
SUPPORT OF SCOUTING AWARDS
James West Fellowship Award - Worn by those honored for their personal donation of a minimum of $1000 to a local Council Endowment Fund, or honored by others with such a donation
William D. Boyce New-Unit Organizer Award - Worn by those honored for starting a new unit.
BSA Speakers Bank - (Discontinued - Was presented to registered speakers who conducted a minimum of 20 speeches and provided feedback.)

15. World Organization of Scouting Bronze Wolf
SUPPORT OF SCOUTING AWARDS
The Bronze Wolf is awarded to an individual in recognition of outstanding services to International Scouting. The award was instituted by the then 'International Committee' at their meeting in Stockholm on 2 August 1935 which unanimously awarded the first Bronze Wolf to the Chief Scout of the World, Lord Baden-Powell.
There were 7 awards in 2012.

16. BSA Emergency Preparedness
Unit Volunteer Scouter Requirements
Do any three of the following:
Develop an emergency preparedness program plan and kit for your home and be sure all family members know the plan.
Participate actively in preparing an emergency plan of action for your Scouting unit meeting place. (This includes all locations where you might have a meeting.)
Put together a unit emergency kit to be kept at your unit meeting location. (This includes all locations where you might have a meeting.)
Take a basic first aid/CPR course, or participate as an active volunteer in a community agency responsible for disaster preparedness.

17. BSA Emergency Preparedness
Council/District Volunteer Scouter Requirements
Do any three of the following:
Develop an emergency preparedness program plan and kit for your home and be sure all family members know the plan.
Take a basic first aid/CPR course.
Participate as an active volunteer in a community agency responsible for emergency disaster preparedness.
Participate actively in developing an emergency preparedness program for a council or district activity. Example: a camporee, Scouting show, fun day, etc.

18. BSA International Activity Badge
The International Activity badge (#00144) is a 3-inch diameter patch which is worn as a TEMPORARY EMBLEM on the right pocket of the Scout or Scouter to recognize participation in unit, council, and world scouting international activities. It is NOT worn in place of or alongside the World Crest emblem. There is also a 5-inch jacket patch (#00145) available for authorized wear
Each local Council has the authority to determine requirements for the patch. There is no time restriction for earning the International activity patch.

19. BSA International Youth Exchange
Participate for at least five days in a group exchange program, visiting a Scout group in another nation. This visit can involve home hospitality, joint camping with the host group, or another joint activity.
Participate for at least five days in a group exchange program, hosting a Scout group from another nation in your community.* This can involve home hospitality, joint camping with the guest group, or another joint activity.
Plan activities, as both host and guest, that will provide both parties opportunities to learn about each other's countries, cultures, and Scout associations.
Exchange groups must be at least patrols or crews of six to eight Scouts or Venturers with two adult leaders.

20. BSA Interpreter Strips
Youth and Adult members may wear this strip if they show their knowledge of a foreign language or sign language by:
Carrying on a 5-minute conversation in this language.
Translating a 2-minute speech or address.
Writing a letter in the language (Does not apply for sign language)
Translating 200 words or more from the written word.

21. Religious Emblems
Adult awards are not earned like youth awards: An outside party must nominate an adult to receive an award by submitting the requiredapplications, letter of recommendation, and resume of activities.  Self and spouse nominations will not be accepted.
Adult recognitions are given to adults for outstanding service to youth through both their church and one of the national youth-serving agencies (Boy Scouts of America, Camp Fire USA, Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., American Heritage Girls).

22. Religious Emblems - Catholic
Bronze Pelican - used to recognize individuals in your local dioceses for their significant contributions.
Brother Barnabas - national recognition to recognize for long and meritorious service. (not pictured)
Golden AAD - a fund used to directly support the ministry of our priest chaplains who serve on the Executive Board. Significant contributions of $2,500 or more are recognized by a special medal.
Jerusalem Cross - used to recognize Scouting in the Catholic Church participants who return to their dioceses and complete a mission project benefiting Catholic youth of their community.

23. Religious Emblems
Silver St. George - national recognition for the hard work and diligent hours supporting the Catholic Youth Ministry at the national level.
Spes Mundi - a fund used to directly support the International Catholic Conference of Scouting. Significant contributions of $2,500 or more are recognized by a special medal.
St. George - used to recognize individuals in your local dioceses for their significant contributions and many years of support for the Catholic Youth Ministry at the local level. Adult Leaders are entitled to wear the BSA Adult Religious Knot if they receive the St. George recognition.

24. Fun Awards
Our eyes are on you-----For the leader who sets the example (button eyes on a large felt U )
Order of the spare marble For the person who's lost 'em (a marble glued to a small piece of wood or to a string )
Spark plug award For the person who is the spark of a project (a spark plug mounted to a piece of wood)
Berry good job-----For the person who did a "Berry good Job" (a wax or plastic berry (any kind) mounted to a piece of wood)

25. Fun Awards
Heads up award For the person who is heads above the rest (a plastic head mounted above a piece of wood using a piece of wire to keep the head above the wood)
Measure up award Your performance sets the standard (a ruler mounted to a piece of wood)
Bonafide award-----for the person who needs an award! (a dog bone mounted to a piece of wood)

28. Thanks!
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