Officer Duty Positions Officers Academy. Training Objective Task: Understand the roles and responsibilities of an officer during the academic year Condition:

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Officer Duty Positions Officers Academy

Training Objective Task: Understand the roles and responsibilities of an officer during the academic year Condition: Having previously received instruction on “Officer Business” and given cadet officer duty descriptions such as those in the White Book Standard: Participate in a company discussion of the duties associated with each position and develop questions to be asked of the Officer Panel scheduled for Day 5 of the Officer Academy

Specific Officer Positions On the subsequent slides are mission statements for each officer position Each of those missions is then examined piece-by-piece through some discussion questions and prompts This class should help focus your transition efforts with the person currently in the position you will fill next year

Company Commander The mission of the company commander is to create and sustain an organizational climate based on The Citadel core values that optimizes the ability of each cadet in the company to develop as a principled leader in the academic, military, moral- ethical, and physical effectiveness pillars.

Company Commander The mission of the company commander is to create and sustain an organizational climate based on The Citadel core values that optimizes the ability of each cadet in the company to develop as a principled leader in the academic, military, moral-ethical, and physical effectiveness pillars. – What characterizes such an organizational climate? – How does the commander assess the organizational climate?

Executive Officer The mission of the company executive officer is to plan, coordinate, and execute the logistical and administrative support necessary to ensure all company missions are properly resourced, synchronized, and managed, and to exercise control over all company activities to ensure they are executed in accordance with the commander’s intent.

Executive Officer The mission of the company executive officer is to plan, coordinate, and execute the logistical and administrative support necessary to ensure all company missions are properly resourced, synchronized, and managed…. – Who does the XO supervise? – How does she plan logistical and administrative support? – How does she coordinate it? – How does she execute it?

Executive Officer ….and to exercise control over all company activities to ensure they are executed in accordance with the commander’s intent. – What does “the commander’s intent” mean? – What does “control” mean? – How do staff officers control things?

Human Affairs Officer The mission of the Human Affairs Officer is to assist the company commander in establishing, maintaining, and monitoring an organizational climate that is based on The Citadel core value of respect and to-- with the TAC, the chain of command, other members of the Human Affairs Team, and other campus resources-- ensure each individual cadet receives the care and support required by applicable laws, regulations, and principled leadership in areas involving equal treatment and personal crisis.

Human Affairs Officer Assist the company commander in establishing, maintaining, and monitoring an organizational climate… – How does the HA Officer find out what organizational climate the commander is striving for? – How does the HA Officer advise the commander on what a positive organizational climate might look like? – How does the HA Officer assess the organizational climate? – What tools are resources does he have to make this assessment? – How does he communicate that assessment to the commander?

Human Affairs Officer Ensure each individual cadet receives the care and support… – What care and support needs are generally common to all cadets? – How does the HA Officer determine individual cadet care and support needs? – What resources does the HA Officer have available for day to day operations? For crisis situations?

Academic Officer The mission of the Academic Officer is to assist the company commander in establishing, maintaining, and monitoring an organizational climate that optimizes the ability of each cadet in the company to excel in the academic pillar.

Academic Officer Assist the company commander in establishing, maintaining, and monitoring an organizational climate that optimizes the ability of each cadet in the company to excel in the academic pillar… – What are the indicators of such an organizational climate? – How should cadets be spending their ESP and how do you lead and supervise them to achieve that outcome?

Athletic Officer The mission of the Athletic Officer is to assist the company commander in establishing, maintaining, and monitoring an organizational climate that optimizes the ability of each cadet in the company to excel in the physical effectiveness pillar.

Athletic Officer Assist the company commander in establishing, maintaining, and monitoring an organizational climate that optimizes the ability of each cadet in the company to excel in the physical effectiveness pillar… – What are the indicators of such an organizational climate? – What should the organizational climate be during Regimental PT and Spirit PT and how do you achieve that outcome?

Platoon Leader The mission of the platoon leader is to create and sustain an organizational climate based on The Citadel core values that optimizes the ability of each cadet to individually succeed in all four pillars.

Platoon Leader The mission of the platoon leader is to create and sustain an organizational climate based on The Citadel core values that optimizes the ability of each cadet to individually succeed in all four pillars. – What is servant leadership? – Do leaders want their subordinates to succeed or fail? – What do leaders say and do to show their subordinates they want them to succeed? – How do you directly supervise your platoon sergeant and indirectly supervise your squad sergeants to accomplish this mission?

Transition The cadet currently in the position you will fill next year should have a continuity book to pass on to you – Get with him and get that book and get all your questions answered – Then set up a meeting with your counterpart and your TAC to brief the TAC on the transition plan

Next The Officer Academy culminates with a panel to be held in MacAllister Field House Come with questions about officer business in general as well as about specific duty positions