1. 1 INFORMATION EXCHANGE 13 April 2016

2. 2 "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."

3. 3 AGENDA Volunteer of the Month Awards National Volunteer Appreciation Month Special Briefs Army Substance Abuse Program-Alcohol Awareness Month/National Alcohol Screening Day Matthew Younger Sexual Harassment/Assault Response & Prevention- Sexual Assault Awareness Month Leigh Anne Rugen Army Community Service/Exceptional Family Member Program- National Autism Awareness Month Tresca Ramtahal Month of the Military Child Tammie Heath Child Abuse Prevention Month Delores Lakes School Superintendent Gary Gerstner Agency Briefs Closing Remarks

4. 4 Garrison Volunteers of the Month Army Community Service Inna Pelon Fort Campbell Spouses’ Club Shelby Sterne Girl Scouts Elizabeth Manning Jackson Elementary School Jodi Porter USO Joe Farrar

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6. 6 Special Briefs

7. 7 Army Substance Abuse Program Matthew Younger (270)412-0083 matthew.e.younger.civ@mail.mil

8. 8 Alcohol Awareness Month Alcohol Awareness Month was established in 1987 to help reduce the stigma often associated with alcoholism. This month provides time to focus and increase awareness of alcoholism, its causes, and treatment. Facts: Approximately 17% of men and 8% of women will be dependent on alcohol in their lifetime. (NIAAA) https://ncadd.org/about-ncadd/events-awards/alcohol-awareness-month

9. 9 Alcohol Awareness Month The Force is Against Sexual Assault (23 April) ECFT Twilight Walk, Run (30 April)

10. 10 Army Community Service SHARP Program Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month Activities Leigh Anne Rugen Sexual Assault Response Coordinator 270-798-6383 leigh.a.rugen.civ@mail.mil

11. 11 “The Force is Against Sexual Assault” Meet & greet with your favorite Star Wars characters! Saturday, April 23, 2016 from 1000-1200 at the Family Resource Center.

12. 12 2 nd Annual 101 st SHARP Motorcycle Ride Friday, 29 April 2016 1000: SAAPM Closeout Ceremony. 1100: Riders Meet At Division HQ Parking Lot 1130: Safety Brief/Route Review 1200: Movement Begins 1400 Movement Ends at Liberty Park 1415: After Party/Lunch F or Questions Contact: Ms. Erin Bell (270-412-7374)

13. 13 Army Community Service Exceptional Family Member Program Tresca Ramtahal – Program Coordinator Felecia Jefferson – Program Manager 270-956-3738 felicia.g.jefferson.civ@mail.mil

14. 14 Autism Awareness Days at the PX April 13 - More than Words…Therapy April 20 - Growing Minds Learning Center April 27 - Godbolt Behavioral Consulting, LLC

15. 15 Autism: Did You Know?  Autism is a neurological disorder  Autism now affects 1 in 68 children and 1 in 42 boys  Boys are nearly five times more likely than girls to have Autism  Autism typically appears in children prior to age 3  An estimated 23,000 military dependents, including children of active duty, reserve and guard families, are affected by Autism  Children with autism do progress – early intervention is key

16. 16 Month of Military Child Tammie Heath (270) 798-4643 tammie.l.heath.naf@mail.mil

17. 17 Month of Military Child Family Fun Day 23 April 2016 1000-1400 at Taylor Youth Center Bouncers, Face Painting, Balloon Artist, Games & Prizes and Food Family Game Night 28 April 2016 1700-1900 at Family Resource Center First 50 families will receive a free board game to take home. Child care for children 6 weeks – 3 years that are registered with CYSS. For reservations please call 270-956-4381

18. 18 Army Community Service Family Advocacy Program Delores Lakes FAP Specialist (270) 798-6613 delores.d.lakes.civ@mail.mil

19. 19 April is Child Abuse Prevention Month

20. 20 Upcoming Events April: Kickoff events 14 th - NPSP Play morning Outreach Information Booth 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. at CYSS 3301 Indiana Ave. 15 th - Outreach Table 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. at the PX 19 th - Outreach Table 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. at Commissary 23 rd - Outreach Table CYSS Family Fun Day 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. 29 th - Child Abuse Awareness Outreach Table 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Governor Square

21. Fort Campbell Schools Registration for SY 16/17 will be held at ALL schools April 18 – 22 0800-1430 Please register at the school your student is currently enrolled in. SUMMER FEED PROGRAM All Fort Campbell Students can receive a free breakfast and lunch at Wassom MS @ 3066 Forrest Avenue June 6 – July 29, 2016 Breakfast served 0800-0900 Lunch served 1030 – 1230 Monday – Friday Adults may purchase breakfast for $2.25 & lunch for $3.25 Extended School Year Program will be held at Wassom Middle School June 6 – June 30 / 0800 – 1130 Monday – Friday Breakfast and lunch served SCHOOL BOARD OPENINGS FOR SY 16/17 Gary Gerstner: Assistant Superintendent am.dodea.edu/campbell 270-439-1927

22. 22 Agency Briefs

23. 23 Organizations/Agency Briefs MWR (ACS, CYSS) BACH School Liaison Fort Campbell Schools Chaplain Directorate of Emergency Services (DES) The Exchange Commissary Campbell Crossing, LLC Education Center Department of Public Works (DPW) Fort Campbell Spouses’ Club Christian Co. Military Affairs Armed Services YMCA Montgomery County Clarksville Chamber of Commerce American Red Cross USO Installation Convenience Center Operation Homefront AUSA Public Affairs Office (PAO) Ft. Campbell Community Health Promotion Council LEGEND: Indicates presentations # 1 2 5 3 4 6 8

24. 24 MWR Marketing Melissa Schaffner (270) 798-7535 melissa.a.schaffner.naf@mail.mil

25. 25 2016 Eagle Challenge Fitness Tour Twilight Walk, Run or Roll Fun Run Presented by MWR & Mathews Nissan April 30 - check in starts at 5 p.m. for those preregistered Event begins and ends at the field across Kentucky Avenue from Hooper Bowling Center. $15 for age 9 and up if you register online by April 28. $25 for day of registration on site from 4pm-530pm $5 for age 4 to 8 Free for age 3 and under Registration includes the Twilight Walk, 1 game of bowling with shoes, and a bonfire. Sponsors: Mathews Nissan, USAA and Fortera Credit Union (Sponsorship does not imply Army endorsement. See AR 215-1, para. 11-8d.) www.campbell.armymwr.com

26. 26 Boot Camp Xtreme Spring Morning Session April 25 – May 27, 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Estep Wellness Center $125 (270) 798-4664 Upcoming Events

27. 27 Volunteer of the Year Ceremony Tuesday, April 26, 6 p.m. Cole Park Commons Tickets $15 (at Leisure Travel Services) (270) 956-2934 Administrative Professional Day Wednesday, April 27, 11:30 a.m. Smokehaus Restaurant Treat your Admin to lunch! $10 per person (270) 798-4993 Upcoming Events

28. 28 Golf Course Open for Walkers

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30. 30 Looking Forward 2016 Eagle Challenge Fitness Tour Presented by Clarksville Queen City Road Race 10K, 5K and Fun Run (in Clarksville) May 7 Presented by MWR & Mathews Nissan Warrior Challenge – Obstacle Course and Mud Run June 18 Presented by Hopkinsville Light Your Night Glow Run (in Hopkinsville) July 9

31. 31 CPT Elliot Pernula (270) 798-8807 elliot.j.pernula.mil@mail.mil Blanchfield Army Community Hospital

32. 32 Fort Campbell supports Healthcare Decisions Day Issue: No medical power of attorney or advanced medical directive or WRONG people listed = possibly no treatment, delayed treatment or treatment different than what you “would have” wanted. Remedy: Initiate or complete healthcare powers of attorney and living wills – April 19, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fort Campbell Client Services Office 2756 Tennessee Avenue.

33. 33 Ft. Campbell Chaplain’s Office Vacation Bible School 2016 Director: Surelle Jones (478)998-5859 or surellej@gmail.com Co-Director: Bryan Holloman (478)998-5859 or bholloman@clubbeyond.org

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35. 35 Steve Martin GM-AAFES 270-439-1846 martinsj@aafes.com

36. 36 Exchange Services Outdoor Living Grand Opening 16 April at 1100 Gigantic Furniture Tent Sale 22 April Mother’s Day Event 30 April, 1100-1600 Makeovers, beauty regiments, wine and candy tasting. A flower planting program for the kids. Annual Patriot Pet Show 14 May

37. 37 Campbell Crossing Jon McGraw 931-431-2736 jmcgraw@campbellcrossingllc.com

38. 38 CEL Survey The CEL Survey is an Army initiated Survey in which families residing on post are asked to provide their feedback about their living experience and the quality of services provided by the Private Partner. Surveys are sent via email to the Residents and take approximately 10 minutes to fill out. Launch date is 28 April and run for 30 days. There will be weekly drawings for prizes ranging from $50 to $1000. Your feedback is important and the Army wants to hear from you.

39. 39 Are you moving soon Are you soon to PCS, ETS, Retire? Service Member’s Civil Relief Act Campbell Crossing Short Orders

40. 40 Move-out Workshops Move Out Workshops for April Hammond Heights931-431-2305 Fri April 1 st, 15 th, and 29th at 2 pm Pierce Village931-431-2730 Thurs April 7 th and 21 st at 2 pm Werner Park931-431-2726 Fri April 8 th and 22nd at 9 am Woodlands931-431-2749 Fri April 1 st, 15 th and 29th at 9 am

41. 41 Earth Day Celebration The Commons at Werner Park 2049 Indiana Ave Friday April 22, 20163:00pm- 6:00 pm Opening Ceremonies Fun and Games Many Vendors Nashville Zoo will be bringing their own friends to meet and greet Live Entertainment Food Post Wide yard sale registration

42. 42 Fort Campbell Spouses’ Club (FCSC) Jessica Maher / David Daub Publicity Co-Chairs info@fortcampbellspousesclub.com

43. 43 FCSC April Information Little Black Outfit Lunch Wednesday, April 20, 1030 AM – 1 PM Cole Park Commons, $15 2016-2017 FCSC Board Openings Programs, Campbelles Editor, Scholarships, Website Submit applications to innocencelost7@hotmail.com FCSC Thrift Store New Hours! Mon 0900-1400, Tue 1100-1700 Wed Volunteer Day, Thu 1100-1700, Fri 0900-1400 2112/2114 Indiana Ave, Fort Campbell Membership is always open! Visit our website and click on “Membership Application” Visit our website: fortcampbellspousesclub.com Join our Facebook Group : Fort Campbell Spouses’ Club Find us on Instagram: FortCampbellSC Follow us on Twitter: @FortCampbellSC

44. 44 Clarksville- Montgomery County Events Yvonne Pickering Military & Government Affairs Coordinator Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce 931-245-4340 YvonneP@clarksville.tn.us

45. 45 Visit Clarksville Rivers and Spires Dates: April 14-16th Hours: Thursday, April 14th: 5pm - 10pm Friday, April 15th: 5pm - 10pm Saturday, April 16th: 10am – 9pm website: riversandspires.com Twitter: @RiversandSpires

46. 46 Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce Warrior Week May 5 th The Godfather Invitational Golf Tournament- Clarksville Country Club. Registration & Lunch 11:30am. Shotgun start 1pm. Soldiers units will submit names. Movie Night- Captain America, Regal Cinema (Tiny Town Rd.), 7pm. Sponsored by Fortera. Free for military ID card holders. Children of soldiers without ID need to be accompanied by adult military ID cardholder. First come, first serve. May 6 th Eternal Flame Ceremony- 1Public Square (downtown), 5:30pm

47. 47 Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce May 7 th Car, Bike and Truck Show- Heritage Park, 11am – Sponsored by the City of Clarksville. Open to Active Duty, Retired Military, Veterans with a DD-214 and members of the American Legion, DAV, & VFW (with membership cards) Pre- Registration is Free! (must be received by noon Thursday, May 5 th ) On- Site Registration (8:00am-9:00am) $10.00 per car CASH ONLY Free drawing for a 55” LG TV! Sponsored by Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce Tickets will be distributed at lunch. Open to all military ID cardholders and must present ID for ticket. Winning ticket drawn at the Tobacco Stick Softball Game. Must be present to win. Lunch- Sponsored by City of Clarksville and the Kiwanis. Lunch and will be set up at Heritage Park. Tobacco Stick Softball Game – Heritage Park, 2pm – Fort Campbell vs. Clarksville- Montgomery County

48. 48 Austin Peay State University Austin Peay is honored to recognize our military service members at selected baseball and softball games this season: Every Friday baseball game is a “Freedom Friday” Free admission to the game for all military and family members First pitch thrown by a military person from Fort Campbell Every Sunday softball game Free admission to all softball games for everyone First pitch thrown by a military person

49. 49 USO Fort Campbell Pamela Holz Center Operations & Programs Manager (931)542-3320 pholz@uso.org

50. 50 Upcoming Events April 2016 F REE Lunches every week: Mexican Mondays 1130-1300 Hot Pockets for Heroes on Tuesdays 1130-1300 Warrior Wednesday 1130-1300 (*Active Duty) F AMILY Dinner: 14 April Gary Sinise Foundation Dinner 1700-1900 In honor the Month of the Military Child… 21 April Toddler Tea Party “Nature Friends” 1000-1100 23 April Healthy Kids/Healthy Families 0900-1000 Volunteer Opportunities available! Volunteers.uso.org Tickets, giveaways, and more… Interacting with us on Facebook is the best way to stay in the know! USO Fort Campbell 2577B Kentucky Ave. 931-542-3078

51. 51 Remarks

52. 52 Next Information Exchange 4 May 2016 Thank you ACS for the Refreshments