In a DeMolay Chapter you hold a lot of “fun events and programs” but contrary to popular belief they don’t just appear out of thin air!
We are willing to spill the beans and let you in on the magic it takes to make these activities really POP, standout, and keep up the intensity in your Chapter!
Through this class you will learn:
“Dad” Jake Palo is a Technology Education teacher at Olean High School in New York. He has been involved with DeMolay for over 50% of his life, as he joined Erie Chapter when he was twelve years old. This marks his twelfth year being associated with the Order. He served as the Master Councilor of Erie Chapter and also as PA DeMolay’s 74th State Master Councilor. DeMolay has played a tremendous role in his life and it is his goal to give back to the Order.
“Dad” Herald Casana works as a Network Support professional for Telus Communications Inc. in Alberta, Canada. He is originally from the Philippines and immigrated to Canada in 2007 with his family. He also teaches Filipino Martial Arts in his spare time. He’s been involved in Freemasonry since 2012 and currently serves as one of the Advisors for Edmonton Chapter.
Chairing the Department is “Dad” Bruce Neubauer who, over the past 40 years, has worked in private industry. Through hard work and dedication, he has worked my way up through the ranks to become the Pricing Manager for a Plumbing Supply company in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. He has been an Advisor for Westmoreland Chapter since May of 2009 and the Advisory Board Chairman since 2010. He was the Advisory Board Chairman of Irwin Assembly No. 42, Order of the Rainbow Girls, from 1986 to 1988. Says “Dad” Neubauer – “If there is one thing I have learned through my life experiences it is that you need to set a goal and go after it!”
We are willing to spill the beans and let you in on the magic it takes to make these activities really POP, standout, and keep up the intensity in your Chapter!
- How to come up with an idea and what it takes to develop the plan.
- You will learn the difference between an Event and a Program.
- You will learn what a timeline is, how to develop one, and work with the framework.
- You will be able to make your Chapter your own and realize when you need your advisors advice to keep things on track.
- You will learn how to develop an extended Chapter project.
“Dad” Jake Palo is a Technology Education teacher at Olean High School in New York. He has been involved with DeMolay for over 50% of his life, as he joined Erie Chapter when he was twelve years old. This marks his twelfth year being associated with the Order. He served as the Master Councilor of Erie Chapter and also as PA DeMolay’s 74th State Master Councilor. DeMolay has played a tremendous role in his life and it is his goal to give back to the Order.
“Dad” Herald Casana works as a Network Support professional for Telus Communications Inc. in Alberta, Canada. He is originally from the Philippines and immigrated to Canada in 2007 with his family. He also teaches Filipino Martial Arts in his spare time. He’s been involved in Freemasonry since 2012 and currently serves as one of the Advisors for Edmonton Chapter.
Chairing the Department is “Dad” Bruce Neubauer who, over the past 40 years, has worked in private industry. Through hard work and dedication, he has worked my way up through the ranks to become the Pricing Manager for a Plumbing Supply company in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. He has been an Advisor for Westmoreland Chapter since May of 2009 and the Advisory Board Chairman since 2010. He was the Advisory Board Chairman of Irwin Assembly No. 42, Order of the Rainbow Girls, from 1986 to 1988. Says “Dad” Neubauer – “If there is one thing I have learned through my life experiences it is that you need to set a goal and go after it!”
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