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17th Annual National Character & Leadership Symposium
The annual National Character and Leadership Symposium (NCLS), one of the premier national symposiums in the area of character development, brings together distinguished scholars, armed forces leaders, corporate presidents and others to explore various dimensions of character and leadership. The theme for this year's NCLS is "Guardians of Trust: Leaders in the Modern Era."
The Symposium provides cadets the opportunity to engage in dialogue with visiting undergraduate university student leaders from across the country in seminars and colloquia designated to enhance their own understanding of the importance and challenges of sound moral character and leadership.
Registration has begun for the 2010 National Character and Leadership Symposium. For more Information and individual registration links to take your information, click here.
We are Soliciting Nominations for the 2009 Malham M. Wakin Award
Attention all USAFA Mission Elements, Commanders, Department Heads, Directors, Division Chiefs: The Center for Character & Leadership Development is soliciting nominees for the 2009 Malham M. Wakin Character & Leadership Development Award, the annual award presented to any USAFA assigned personnel, both past and present, to include individuals or teams who have made significant contributions for character and leadership development among cadets by their example as well as influence. Please forward nominations to WebMaster by 8 January 2010.
Nomination write-ups will be limited to one page using Air Force IMT 1206, Nomination for Award. As a minimum, nominations must include significant contributions to cadet character and leadership development efforts. Additionally, the following areas may be included for consideration: conspicuous moral courage, great personal sacrifice, conduct above and beyond the requirements of duty, and/or leadership and professionalism in keeping with the highest ideals of Air Force tradition. There are no required section headers when filling out the AF IMT 1206; however, these five subject areas in bold may be used as headings if you desire.
The awards board will convene in mid-January 2010 and the award will be presented at the 17th annual National Character and Leadership Symposium (NCLS), Thursday evening, 18 February 2010. Please direct any questions to Lt Col David Higginbotham, USAFA/CWCX, at 333-6841.
The annual National Character and Leadership Symposium (NCLS), one of the premier national symposiums in the area of character development, brings together distinguished scholars, armed forces leaders, corporate presidents and others to explore various dimensions of character and leadership. The theme for this year's NCLS is "Guardians of Trust: Leaders in the Modern Era."
The Symposium provides cadets the opportunity to engage in dialogue with visiting undergraduate university student leaders from across the country in seminars and colloquia designated to enhance their own understanding of the importance and challenges of sound moral character and leadership.
NCLS News
2010 Event RegistrationRegistration has begun for the 2010 National Character and Leadership Symposium. For more Information and individual registration links to take your information, click here.
We are Soliciting Nominations for the 2009 Malham M. Wakin Award
Attention all USAFA Mission Elements, Commanders, Department Heads, Directors, Division Chiefs: The Center for Character & Leadership Development is soliciting nominees for the 2009 Malham M. Wakin Character & Leadership Development Award, the annual award presented to any USAFA assigned personnel, both past and present, to include individuals or teams who have made significant contributions for character and leadership development among cadets by their example as well as influence. Please forward nominations to WebMaster by 8 January 2010.
Nomination write-ups will be limited to one page using Air Force IMT 1206, Nomination for Award. As a minimum, nominations must include significant contributions to cadet character and leadership development efforts. Additionally, the following areas may be included for consideration: conspicuous moral courage, great personal sacrifice, conduct above and beyond the requirements of duty, and/or leadership and professionalism in keeping with the highest ideals of Air Force tradition. There are no required section headers when filling out the AF IMT 1206; however, these five subject areas in bold may be used as headings if you desire.
The awards board will convene in mid-January 2010 and the award will be presented at the 17th annual National Character and Leadership Symposium (NCLS), Thursday evening, 18 February 2010. Please direct any questions to Lt Col David Higginbotham, USAFA/CWCX, at 333-6841.