Many judged the first annual Merit Badge University to be a great success. To document this achievement, a selection of photos are below. Next year, we will take more pictures. I promise.
Scouts listen as instructor Kurt Chauviere teaches all about Chemistry
Matthew Dewitz presents the system of Checks and Balances in Citizenship in the Nation
Jeff Cox discusses the responsibilities of being a good family member with his Family Life class
Scouts use networked computers to fulfill part of the Computers Merit Badge
Scouts concentrate intently while earning their Computers Merit Badge
At The Harvard Crimson, scouts learn how to lay out a newspaper page
Pondering where to place the next story, scouts learn how Journalism really works
Oceanography Merit Badge instructor Chris Lamie begins to instruct
Scouts at the Oceanography Merit Badge see the tools of the trade
Scouts look at various organisms found in the Charles River
Amazed that there actually are some, another scout takes a look
Scouts return from the Oceanography Field Trip to the Charles River
Scouts pay attentive attention as Chris Lamie (not shown) shares his knowledge of Oceanography
Chaos reigned at the beginning, and the Room was without form, and void.
Scouts enjoy lunch, provided courtesy of Harvard University
As more photos get developed, we will post them here. If you have any photos of the University that you don't mind sharing, please e-mail Andrew Miller (amiller@fas.harvard.edu)
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