Caleb Horner

In the Chamber I ordered documents and updated databases, as well as organized mailings and even took stock photos.

Participation in the Boy Scouts involves learning a wide variety of skills from survival to organization to crisis management. More important than the technical skills were the people skills, such as conflict management and leadership. The ultimate test of these skills is the Eagle Scout project, where a Scout must demonstrate excellent leadership, organization, and initiative to plan, fundraise for, and execute the construction of a public works project. Mine was building a Chimney Swift Tower for the Audubon Society.

I regularly participated in wildlife censuses on the property and identified, recorded, and observed local populations in accordance with the Audubon Society's rules and standards.