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The National Officer's Medallion
Description and symbolism
- Light Wood Beads with 3 Gold Beads at the base- as an officer of the National Fraternity, the light wood beads serve to distinguish a National Officer from a Kuya from a club or region. The gold beads correspond to the letters of the word EAGLES.
- Circular Medal- officers of the brotherhood are expected to be well-rounded individuals, being able to navigate through situations and circumstances that are brought about by the roles/ positions bestowed upon them.
- The Rope Border- as the officers of organization, it is the duty of the Vice Presidents to help the National President to hold the entire organization together. The border on the medallion has no defined ends, symbolizing his continuing responsibility to unite all members of the Fraternity.
- The Laurel Wreath- symbolizes the honor and trust conferred upon a National Officer, as leaders of our brotherhood.
- Metal Emblem- at the core of each Eagle Officer's responsibility, is defending and upholding the Eagles Constitution. The metal emblem in the middle of the medallion serves to remind the wearer of the oath he swore upon assuming his role within the organization.