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The Section Induction Experience (SIE) is a section-hosted induction weekend during which participants fully experience the New Induction Experience and are prepared to return home excited to deliver the induction experience in their lodge. It is immersive, a full weekend, and consistent with the structure of a lodge-level induction weekend. The SIE is not a demonstration or observer event, nor is it a partial weekend experience. All participants must fully experience the entire induction weekend.

The purpose of an SIE is to build lodge-level capacity to deliver the New Induction Experience. Lodges must send the members of their induction core team responsible for carrying out the induction experience, not just any interested Arrowmen. The lodge's induction core team includes ceremonialists, luminaries, induction/logistics leadership, and key advisers responsible for delivering the induction experience. Arrowmen who are not a part of their lodge's core team, should wait until their lodge's induction experience to participate in the New Induction Experience.

All attendees must bring the following to check-in:

1. Parts A&B of your Annual Health and Medical Record (AHMR)
2. Signed copy of the Section Code of Conduct

Electronic versions of either form will not accepted.

Membership & Safeguarding Youth Requirements

All attendees over the age of 18 at the E13 SIE must be current on their safeguarding youth training. All attendees must have an active Scouting America registration to be able to attend the weekend. No exceptions will be granted for this requirement. Attendees who need to take SYT may do so at my.scouting.org.

Event Details:

• Participants please review the participant packing list, which is attached.
• Friday evening check-in is from 6:00pm. - 7:45p.m. Program will start at 8:00p.m.
• Friday night you will sleep under the stars
• Saturday during the day you will be doing service projects. Bring clothes you don't mind getting dirty.
• Saturday night you will sleep in your tent
• Sunday after breakfast there will be a Question & Answer session hosted by Sipp-O Lodge's core team

Packing List

1. Parts A & B of the Annual Health and Medical Record (AHMR)
2. Signed Section E13 Code of Conduct
3. Field Uniform (Class A) with OA sash
4. Weather appropriate clothing for service projects (Class B t-shirt, shorts or pants, boots, gloves, socks, etc.)
5. Sleeping bag, tent, tarp, flashlight/headlamp, toiletries
6. Rain gear
7. Toiletries and towel
8. Day Pack
9. Medications, if applicable
10. CPAP Users – bring your machine and a battery or outdoor extension cord

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