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Kittan Lodge currently has five chapters, each serving the districts they’re in. The chapters provide a closer connection to our members, more program and leadership opportunities for youth members, more service to local units and communities.
Kittan Lodge currently has five chapters, each serving the districts they’re in. The chapters provide a closer connection to our members, more program and leadership opportunities for youth members, more service to local units and communities.
The purpose of a chapter within the Order of the Arrow is to allow Arrowmen from each council district to come together for training, service, and fellowship. Chapters are an excellent way for Arrowmen to come together and share their knowledge and leadership with other members.
The purpose of a chapter within the Order of the Arrow is to allow Arrowmen from each council district to come together for training, service, and fellowship. Chapters are an excellent way for Arrowmen to come together and share their knowledge and leadership with other members.
Like patrols within a Troop the Chapter can and often plan its own activities around the needs of the Chapter. They also carry out vital duties on behalf of the Lodge. Such activities include local unit elections, service project support, communications between the Lodge and Units (and vice versa).
Like patrols within a Troop the Chapter can and often plan its own activities around the needs of the Chapter. They also carry out vital duties on behalf of the Lodge. Such activities include local unit elections, service project support, communications between the Lodge and Units (and vice versa).
The chapter is run very much like the Lodge. There is a Chapter Chief, Vice Chief, Secretary and Chapter Advisor who help to direct and lead the Chapter meetings and events. They also sit on the Lodge Executive Committee and act as a voice for all the Arrowmen in the Chapter. This is the best place for Arrowmen to start getting involved with the Lodge. Most chapters meet on the same night and location as the District Round Tables.
The chapter is run very much like the Lodge. There is a Chapter Chief, Vice Chief, Secretary and Chapter Advisor who help to direct and lead the Chapter meetings and events. They also sit on the Lodge Executive Committee and act as a voice for all the Arrowmen in the Chapter. This is the best place for Arrowmen to start getting involved with the Lodge. Most chapters meet on the same night and location as the District Round Tables.
Below is a list of the current Chapter information. Come and meet new friends and expand your scouting experiences a the chapter meetings!
Below is a list of the current Chapter information. Come and meet new friends and expand your scouting experiences a the chapter meetings!
Ktemaque Chapter (Fort Orange District)
Ktemaque Chapter (Fort Orange District)
Chief: Brendan T.
Adviser: Joe Pray
Meeting Date/Time:
First Monday of the Month at 7pm
Location: Sand Creek Middle School, Colonie, NY
Contact: ktemaque@kittanlodge.org
Loon Chapter (Adirondack District)
Loon Chapter (Adirondack District)
Chief: Issac L.
Adviser: Pat Andrews
Location: St. Joseph’s Church-West Chazy, NY
Contact: loon@kittanlodge.org
Naxa Nimat Chapter (Mohawk District)
Naxa Nimat Chapter (Mohawk District)
Chief: Colleen T.
Adviser: Simon Will
Meeting Date/Time:
2nd Tuesday of the Month-7pm
West Glenville Reformed Church- West Glenville, NY
Contact: naxanimat@kittanlodge.org
Taghkanic Chapter (Yankee Doodle District)
Taghkanic Chapter (Yankee Doodle District)
Chief: Spencer S.
Adviser: Mark Backhaus
3rd Thursday of the month, over Google Meet
Contact: taghkanic@kittanlodge.org
Wakpominee Chapter (Turning Point District)
Wakpominee Chapter (Turning Point District)
Chief: Mason L.
Adviser: Marie Herrington
Meeting Date/Time
3rd Thurs. of Month-7pm
Trinity United Methodist Church, Wilton, NY
Contact: wakpominee@kittanlodge.org
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