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Georgia Leaders Academy 2002 PhotosWhat makes the Georgia Leaders Academy so interesting is Dad Bohn's participatory style of presenting. He engages the students and uses role playing to add an element of fun to the learning process.
In this fascinating exercise, Dad Bohn tries to instill in the students an appreciation for how people often see the same things differently. "Your views reflect how you were raised and what you learned along the way. Each person is unique," Dad Bohn points out.
David Weathers (Cecil Cheves) found this exercise very interesting.
Dad Harry Bruno was there representing the Grand Lodge of Georgia, which is evaluating whether the Georgia Leaders Academy could be adapted into a course for wardens and masters in Georgia's Masonic lodges.
Dad William Carver is the Chairman of the Georgia DeMolay Foundation, the organization that funds and supports the Georgia Leaders Academy.
Justin paralyzes Adam with "the finger" during a break. It took several of us and a bucket of water to revive him (just teasing). Could this maneuver be something these two have learned in Knighthood?
Steven Gourley, Greensboro Chapter, North Carolina, takes the lead for his group. By this time in the meeting it was transparent that some of the folks in the class were from other states. DeMolay is indeed international.
The 2002 Georgia Leaders Academy class was the largest ever. Dad Bohn likes to keep class size to fifteen to allow everyone to participate, but it is difficult to turn anyone away.
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