Badge is the award given to those who complete the highest adult Scouter training course in Scouting. Courses are authorized by national BSA and are usually sponsored by a local council or region. "It is the mark of men who have demonstrated that they are men of character who are devoted to a cause: men who strive for perfection well knowing that even the best is not enough; men that hold the welfare of others above self; Scouters who live up to all that name implies." UNPC offered 14 Wood Badge for the 21st Century courses in 2011 and trained 376 adult Scouters in 2010. Timberline National Youth Leadership Training Timberline is what UNPC called its National Youth Leadership Training courses. In 2010, UNPC trained 889 youth in this course over 12 summer weeks in 39 separate courses. Family camping UNPC used to offer an annual Family Camp program at Camp Maple Dell which allowed a whole family to participate in the fun activities associated with a Scout camp as a family and without an advancement focus. UNPC also offered a Family Odyssey program which is modeled after the Philmont Training Center experience at Tifie Scout Camp. This is a family program where a parent may attend Wood Badge, a Scout aged child may attend Timberline (NYLT), and the rest of the family may participate in age appropriate activities all at the same camp and all during the same week. Eagles Nest UNPC had a nationally sanctioned National Eagle Scout Association committee which recognizes new Eagle Scouts as well as notable Eagle Scouts from the council. "Our council is the largest in the country, and we really have had the lead in Eagle Scout awards the last two years," said John Gaily, council program director. "We are by far the most." In 2010, UNPC recognized 2,818 new Eagle Scouts. UNPC and NESA recognized notable Eagle Scouts with either the Outstanding Eagle Scout Award or the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award: Notable Eagle Scouts from UNPC include: Distinguished Eagle Scouts Merrill D. Christopherson, Entrepreneur, Awarded 1984 Dallin H. Oaks, Administrator, Awarded 1984 Alan C. Ashton, Entrepreneur/Corporate Officer, Awarded 1993 Jeffrey R. Holland, Educator, Awarded 2000 Larry M. Gibson, Entrepreneur/Corporate Officer, Awarded 2005 Wilson W. Sorensen, Educator, Awarded 2007 Steven E. Snow, Administrator, Awarded 2011 Tu-Cubin-Noonie Lodge The Tu-Cubin-Noonie Lodge of the Order of the Arrow was established in the UNPC on May