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Army Leadership: Applicable in a Civilian Setting?

Army Leadership: Applicable in a Civilian Setting?. LTC Evelyn Brady 23 MARCH 2012. Outline. Commissioned Officers Non commissioned Officers Army Values – how they relate to leadership Chain of Command Mission Statement – Commander’s Intent Responsibilities of leaders Team Building.

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Army Leadership: Applicable in a Civilian Setting?

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  1. Army Leadership:Applicable in a Civilian Setting? LTC Evelyn Brady 23 MARCH 2012

  2. Outline • Commissioned Officers • Non commissioned Officers • Army Values – how they relate to leadership • Chain of Command • Mission Statement – Commander’s Intent • Responsibilities of leaders • Team Building

  3. Commissioned Officers A soldier may become a commissioned officer in one of three ways: • Direct Commission • ROTC • Officer Candidate School Commissioned officer ranks are, from lowest to highest, 2LT, 1LT, CPT, MAJ, LTC, COL, then General Officer.

  4. Non Commissioned Officers • Non Commissioned Officers (NCOs) are the backbone of the Army. These are enlisted soldiers who by action and schooling, have attained a rank of SGT (E5) or above. Leadership courses must be passed with each promotion. The NCO ranks include SGT, SSGT, SFC, MSG, 1SG, and CSM.

  5. Army Values • Loyalty • Duty • Respect • Selfless Service • Honor • Integrity • Personal Courage

  6. Chain of Command • Everybody has a boss! • Use your organizational chart appropriately, don’t jump your chain! • Know your options for taking issues above your immediate supervisor.

  7. Mission Statement • Do you know your department’s mission statement? • If not, do you know where to find it? • What is the mission statement for Riverside Community College District? • Do these mission statements reflect “Commander’s Intent?”

  8. Leadership Traits • Trust • Vision • Integrity • Proactiveness • Communication Skills • Motivator

  9. Follower Traits • Display respect • Be proactive • Work toward organizational goals with the leader • Make decisions based on values • Promote team work • Recognize leader’s authority

  10. Team Building • Army begins team building in basic training. New soldiers live, work, and train together 24/7. Soldiers are assigned to a platoon, essentially a small work group. • Faculty at RCCD may serve on small work groups or committees. Utilize the strengths of each individual member, coordinate to accomplish the mission.

  11. Questions?

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