Meet the 2002
Conference Vice-Chiefs

The operation of NOAC is divided into ten subcommittees. These committees worked hard long before the conference began. All the work that is done by these committees is being directed by Section Chiefs who were elected at the National Planning Meeting to be Conference Vice-Chiefs. Take a look at the ten 2002 Conference Vice-Chiefs.

Will Empey
Founders Day CVC
Lodge: Shunkah Mahneetu #407
Hometown: Idaho Falls, ID
What did you do over the summer? Supervisor at a Development Facility for Disabled Children.

Rich Moore
Inductions and Ceremonial Events CVC
Lodge: Ku-Ni-Eh #145
Hometown: Cincinnati, OH
What did you do over the summer? Assisstant ranger at Dan Beard Scout Reservation.

Andy Herndon
American Indian Events CVC
Lodge: Anpetu-We #100
Hometown: Jackson, MO
What did you do over the summer? OA ceremonies.

Linley Collins
Camping and High Adventure CVC
Lodge: Chilantakoba #397
Hometown: Houma, LA
What did you do over the summer? Salmen Scout Reservation Staff.

Andy Chapman
Special Events CVC
Lodge: Quelqueshoe #166
Hometown: Salphus, LA
What did you do over the summer? OA Conclave and volunteer at summer camp.

Craig Tuttle
Competitions and Recreations CVC
Lodge: Kiskakon #75
Hometown: Ft. Wayne, IN
What did you do over the summer? Worked as a counselor at a church camp.

Chris Crowley
Shows CVC
Lodge: Tipisa #326
Hometown: Orlando, FL
What did you do over the summer? Worked as a counselor for Winn Dixie Scout Reservation.

Seth Bundy
Communications CVC
Lodge: Tamegonit #147
Hometown: Lawrence, KS
What did you do over the summer? Worked at Camp Naish, worked with the TRUTH Campaign

Nathan Mundy
Host Lodge Chief
Lodge: Nischia Chuppecat #212
Hometown: Bloomington, IN
What did you do over the summer? Worked at Camp Maumae as Achery Director.

Edward T. Clifford III
Training CVC
Lodge: Unami #1
Hometown: Boomall, PA
What did you do over the summer? Worked as a lifeguard at an apratment complex pool.

Revised 7/29/02.