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March 26, 2010Community Action Council Notes and Events
March 6, 2010Community Action Council Notes (CAC)
3 March 2010
1030 – 1135
Director of Plans/Training, Mobilization and Security – Ms. Felicia Jackson 353-6612
March Calendar Review
· March 10th Newcomers Brief 0900 @ LFCC contact Mrs. Denise Mitchell 353-6267
· March 8th – 12th Spring Break
· March 14th Set Clocks Ahead
· March 24th National Prayer Luncheon 1145@Northern Lights Chapel contact SSG Roberts 353-9880
· March 26th Training Holiday
· March 26th – 28th March Madness at Birch Hill (List of events in Bear Necessities March Issue)
· March 27th Retiree Appreciation Day 1100-1700 @ LFCC contact Mr. Carlos Garcia 353-2102
Director of Emergency Services (DES)- Mr. Maurice Fisher 353-7889
Task force protection exercise…what does that mean well coming onto post will be difficult if you do not have Ft. Wainwright Post decal stickers on your vehicle (s). Those that do not register their vehicles or put on decals will have to go to sign in, show proof of insurance, DoD card and drivers License before being allowed on post.
Director of Public Works (DPW) – Mr. Mike Meeks 361-7287
Contractors will begin work Monday, March 8th on the installation of a new traffic signal at the intersection of Meridian and Montgomery roads.
Drivers on post will encounter a traffic diversion at the intersection while contractors work on the project.
Meridian Road will be closed from the police station to Neely Road. Montgomery Road will be closed on both ends of the intersection with Meridian. Detour signs will be posted.
The work is expected to last until March 20.
Post officials ask that all drivers use caution and be prepared for delays as the contractors work to complete the project.
Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) MAJ Rowley 353-6511
Beware of falling ice and snow from rooftops. These types of damages to vehicles and property are normally not compensable under the Army Claims Program.
Director of Family and Morale Welfare and Recreation (DFMWR) Ms. MJ Lohrenz 353-7611
March Bear Necessities is out and available at all MWR locations.
March 9th Post Library Opens. Open house on March 20th.
March Madness 26th – 28th, activities listed in Bear Necessities.
School Liaison Office (SLO) Ms. Lynda Goodwin 353-9879
Lathrop and North Pole High Schools will pay for the ACT/SAT and AP test for qualified military students. If you are on a free or reduced lunch your child will be able to take these test for FREE.
There is a fee online tool at https://march2success.com that provides military high school and college students to access to test prep training to improve tests like ACT/SAT, state exams and ASVAB
March 8th – 12th Spring Break (no school)
March 26th Professional Development Day for teachers, early out for studends.
Director of Human Resources (DHR) Mr. Charlie Carr 353-7662
Applied Suicide Invention Skills Training (ASIST) for Training for Trainers (T4T) March 19th – 20th
· The aim of ASIST is to help caregivers become willing, ready and able to provide emergency first aid to persons at risk of suicidal behavior.
· This training will provide Fort Wainwright with 17 trained trainers.
Chaplain’s Office – Chaplain (LTC) VanderJagt 353-9825
Strong Bonds- training for couples and singles are still ongoing. Please see your BN Chaplain if you are interested in joining one of these retreats.
· March 23rd – 25th 1/25th SBCT
Single Soldier’s Sunday Catholic Mass @ Southern Lights Chapel – FREE Home cooked meal every Sunday at 1845hrs followed by Mass at 1930hrs.
National Prayer Luncheon– 24 March Northern Lights Chapel at 1145 at Northern Lights Chapel
ASYMCA – Ms. Melanie Terrill 353-5962
Save the Date- The ASYMCA Annual Father/Daughter Ball will be held at the Westmark hotel on 22 May 1900-2100. Tickets are currently $10 but may fluctuate a little. Tickets will go on sale at the end of March. This year’s theme is “It’s a Masquerade”
After 5 Boutique– Currently accepting donations of” dress up” dresses for girls (just in time for Father Daughter Ball)
Thrift Store– Not accepting any donations at this time.
The Y on Wheels Ride Program is now charging $1 per ride (military ID required).
Community Spouses Club
Our March event is geared towards the whole family. Join us for a FUN Bowling Night on Tuesday, March 16th at the Nugget Lanes Bowling Alley on Fort Wainwright at 5:30pm – 8:00pm! Husbands and kids are welcome to attend. We will have dinner potluck-style, so bring your signature dish to share with everyone! CSC will provide the main course, members with last names of A-M bring a side dish. Members with the last names of N-Z bring a dessert.
At this event every member will also have the chance to vote on our proposed by-law changes that the CSC board worked on the last month. SO DON”T MISS OUT ON THIS OPPORTUNITY! We hope to see all members at this FUN and important event.
RSVP at reservations@wainwrightcsc.org by March 15th.
Saturday, April 10th, 2010 Gold Rush
Casino Night event and will take place at Murphy’s Bar. Tickets are $20 if purchased in advanced or $25 at the door. Included is $40 gambling chips and finger foods. CSC would like theme baskets to be donated (coffee lovers basket, scentsy basket etc..)
Planning committee for this event will be held at the PX Food Court on March 9th at 5:45. For info or to donate a basket contact CSC at info@cscwainwright.org
Thursday May 6th, 2010 Board Installation and Farewell
At the LFCC @ 6:30. It will be a Kentucky Derby theme so please come dressed in your spring dresses and BIG hats! We will also do a CSC member recognition at this time to thank all of our wonderful volunteers.
AAFES Mr. Larry Ronke 356-1345ext.300
DeCA Ms. Lori McDonald 353-6770
Case lot sale May 14th – 16th .
Public Affairs Office Ms. Connie Storch 353-6773
Nenana Ice Classics March 6th – 7th www.nenanaakiceclassic.com
Fairbanks Grizzlies Football www.fairbanksgrizzlies.com
Roller Derby www.fbxrg.com
Curling www.curlfairbanks.org
Ice Park 2010 www.icealaska.com
American Red Cross – Mr. Luke Wetzel 353-7234
In May Red Cross will be running CPR /First Aid, Babysitting and Wilderness First Aid classes. If interested in becoming an instructor call Luke Wetzel.
Other Info
Stay off the Chena River!!! This is a fast moving river very unpredictable. This winter was mild compared to the past, the river is already melting in areas please be cautious!
Dental- go to www.tricaredentalprogram.com click on enrollee, “find a dentist tab”. Use one of the preferred dentist listed. Not using one of the listed dentists can cause you to pay more for treatment. If your dentist isn’t listed it doesn’t mean they cannot bill United Concordia. They can and will but United Concordia will only pay a certain amount. With Dentist listed on the site…they have agreed to charge a certain $$ amount and of course you pay the remaining balance. With others that are not listed on the site…they are not in agreement with United Concordia and can charge you way over the amount…. United Concordia will pay their part but you can still be stuck paying $100-$1000 more.
Next CAC Meeting April 7th, 2010 @ 1030 at the LFCC
Volunteers Needed!
February 12, 2010Want to hone your acting skills?
Want to help your community prepare for an unknown event?
Dramatic Actors and Actresses needed for exercise scenarios – roles/parts will be given upon arrival.
We invite you to participate in the Family Assistance Center Training Exercise in February 2010.
Location of the training exercise will be at Army Community Service.
Time slots available are 0830, 0900, 0930, 1000, 1030 and 1100.
Childcare will be available on-site with limited availability.
Please remember that advanced registration is required for childcare services.
Contact Cheri Weber to participate in the exercise at 353-4332 or cheri.l.weber@us.army.mil by 1700 (5 p.m.) this Friday 12, 2010.
Thank you in advance for your participation. We are looking forward to working with you to make this exercise as realistic and successful as possible.
Notes from the CAC Meeting
February 4, 2010Posting the whole thing because it’s got a lot of useful information in it:
Director of Plans/Training, Mobilization and Security – Ms. Felicia Jackson 353-6612
January Calendar Review
- February 5th Black History Observance Month 1330 to 1430 @ PFC
- February 10th Newcomers Brief 0900 @ LFCC contact Mrs. Sara Worley 353-7908
- February 12th Training Holiday (Civilian Agencies will be open)
- February 15th Federal Holiday (Commissary will be open)
- February 16th Youth AFAP Conference 0730 to 1630 @ LFCC contact Ms. Dana Wilhite 353-2382
- February 15th – 16th Parent Teacher Conferences No School for Most…. Hutchinson High School will be in session.
- February 17th Family Assistance Center Exercise 0800-1130 @ ACS contact Ms. Cheri Weber 353-4332
- February 24th – 26th AFAP Conference 0800 @ LFCC contact Ms. Dana Wilhite 353-2382
- February 28th Tell Me a Story 1500 @ LFCC
Army Emergency Management – Mr. Russ Ackerman 353-9755
Mr. Ackerman will come to FRG’s to do a Safety Class…has lots of material, calendars, planners for assisting families to be prepared for an emergency (Fire, earth quake, etc…)
Director of Emergency Services (DES)- Mr. Maurice Fisher 353-7889
Traffic Accidents on Fort Wainwright……SLOW DOWN!!!! In January FWA had 59 traffic accidents due to reckless driving on post. Slow down!!!
B arrack Lockouts – cost $100 a call for the fire department to be dispatched. DES is working on getting a set of keys to Brigade Staff Duties to cut this cost to the Army and to make sure soldiers who are repeatedly locking themselves out….don’t do it anymore.
Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) MAJ Rowley 353-6511
Tax Center will be located in Building 1049 #4. Please call 353-6559 to schedule an appointment. Currently there are no weekend appointments but if a need develops they will look into opening. Hours are M-F 0900-1700, Thursdays open until 1800.
Director of Family and Morale Welfare and Recreation (DFMWR) Ms. MJ Lohrenz 353-7611
Super Bowl Party- The Zone Football game kick off starts at 2 PM, Doors open at 1 PM. Open to all DoD card holders 18 and older. Win a recliner, drawing starts after the game, must be present to win.
AFAP (Army Family Action Plan) can still use volunteers. This provides a way for soldiers and Family Members to let Army leadership know what works. It remains the primary means for commanders at all levels to learn of and seek solutions to the concerns of the Army Community. Call 353-2382 to see how you can help. Conference dates are Feb 24 to 26 8-3:30 at the LFCC. Interested parties must have childcare sign up names turned in no later than COB 8 Feb. Childcare is FREE.
Seward Resort is open all year long and has many winter activities to offer. Snow machining trips, dog sledding and more.
Bear Highlights for February is out…. Pick up at any MWR location. (I have a few at the BN on the table). Lots of with what’s happening on post this month, CSC activities etc….
Recreation Center will be open this Saturday Feb 6th @ 11am during the Yukon Quest so that if you would like to watch the race you can do so here….free hot chocolate.
Please leave your dogs at home!!!! NO DOGS AT THE REC CENTER OR STARTING POINT IN FAIRBANKS!
School Liaison Office (SLO) Ms. Joan York 353-9879
No School February 15th or 16th. Hutchinson High School will be in session.
Director of Human Resources (DHR) Mr. Charlie Carr 353-7662
Inhalants Abuse has become a very popular issue with teenagers and soldiers. I have pamphlets at the BN FRG Table. DHR is offering Suicide Training Classes
Chaplain’s Office – Chaplain (LTC) VanderJagt 353-9825
Strong Bonds- training for couples and singles are still ongoing. Please see your BN Chaplain if you are interested in joining one of these retreats. There are several day time retreats in the near future.
National Prayer Luncheon– 24 March Northern Lights Chapel at 1200 at Northern Lights Chapel
25 March National Prayer Breakfast- 630 AM Northern Lights Chapel
ASYMCA – Ms. Melanie Terrill 353-5962
Save the Date- The ASYMCA Annual Father/Daughter Ball will be held at the Westmark hotel on 22 May 1900-2100. Tickets are currently $10 but may fluctuate a little. Tickets will go on sale at the end of March. This year’s theme is “It’s a Masquerade”
After 5 Boutique– Currently accepting donations of” dress up” dresses for girls (just in time for Father Daughter Ball)
Thrift Store– Not accepting any donations at this time.
The Y on Wheels Ride Program is now charging $1 per ride (military ID required).
Teddy Child Watch Program is also seeking volunteers. CPR Certification is required and ASYMCA will now cover the cost of any volunteers that are interested ($85). Volunteers with this program will provide intermittent on-site child watch services for scheduled medical appointments.
Community Spouses Club
The Fort Wainwright Community Spouses’ Club is currently accepting applications for
Scholarships and Welfare grants! Deadline for Scholarships is March 6th; deadline for Welfare grants
is February 28th. All details on who can apply can be found on our website: http://www.wainwrightcsc.org
We are also looking for a volunteer to fill the important position of the Scholarship Chair!
Duties include: Reviewing Scholarship applications meeting with Scholarship Committee to decide on awarded amounts organizing the Scholarship Ceremony in May with help of a committee, anyone interested can contact Jean Baty at info@wainwrightcsc.org
AAFES Mr. Larry Ronke 356-1345ext.300
Budweiser is sponsoring the latest AAFES Sweepstakes. The prize will be a trip to Daytona Beach FL for the Daytona 500.
Super Bowl Sunday Food Court Specials- Anthony’s Pizza will be offering large pizza with any number of toppings for $10 each. Each vendor will have certain specials for Sunday only.
DeCA Ms. Lori McDonald 353-6770
Holiday Hours Presidents Day Feb 15th 1030-1830
2010 Military Children Scholarship. Applications are available at the commissary or they can be found at www.militaryscholar.org . They MUST be submitted by COB on Feb 17th.
Bassett Army Hospital
Self Help Class online is still available and highly encouraged. FREE medicine is available. Examples are Tylenol, Motrin, Robitussin, Saline Drops, Cepacol drops.
H1N1 and seasonal flu shots are available for all ID Card holders.
Hospital Surveys get mailed to your home following an appointment. Do not throw them away. Please respond to let the Army know how your facility and doctors are doing. A good deal of funding comes from the responses of those surveys. Every one of them that gets thrown away could be $100 lost going to the hospital to better programs.
Public Affairs Office Ms. Connie Storch 353-6773
What do you think of the new newspaper? The Fort Wainwright newspaper is now printed by the Daily News-miner in Fairbanks. Any comments, suggestions or features you would like to see added contact Ms. Storch.
Ice Dogs Hockey- Feb 12 is Military Appreciation Day tickets 2 for 1 at the door. Big Dipper doors open at 630 PM and game begins at 730 PM. Tickets can also be purchased at ASYMCA $9.00 for adults, $4.50 for children bldg 1047#4.
FAC Volunteers Needed
February 2, 2010Good Morning,
ACS will be conducting a Family Assistance Center (FAC) exercise on February 17, 2010. It is currently scheduled to begin between 0800-1100, with After Action Review at 1330. ACS will call all role players when the FAC has been activated. All agencies/FRSA’s on post will be participating and have a role in this exercise. ACS is asking for volunteers who would like to participate in the exercise to contact ACS @ 353-4332. Volunteers are not required to be available the entire time, you will need to leave a good contact number so that you can be reached when the exercise begins. Child Care is available and will be paid for by ACS (registration for child care is required before Feb.17th).
Reason for this exercise is to understand the Family Assistance Centers purpose. What FAC can provide and review roles of key agencies. When the Strykers were extended in 2007 it was a mess, so ACS has decided to conduct this exercise yearly so that we can be better prepared.
The next IPR will be held on February 10, 2010 @1330 (Walk Thru of the exercise etc)
FRG’s please share with families so we can get as many volunteers needed for this exercise.
Have a wonderful day!!!
Laura Powe
25th BSB, FRSA
Black History Month Event
February 1, 2010The 16th Combat Aviation Brigade would like to cordially invite all to
attend the Black History Month Observance
Date/Time: 5 February 2010 1330-1430
Location: Physical Fitness Center (PFC)
Guest Speaker: Mr. Matthew Hampton of the New Beginnings COGIC
Hosted By: 1-52 General Support Aviation Battalion
Have a wonderful day!!!
Laura Powe
25th BSB, FRSA
February and March Useful Information
January 31, 2010February SKIES Unlimited Programs
Also:
Garrison Safety Letter Re: Earthquakes
If these don’t show up, please email me at orbitaldiamonds@gmail.com and I can forward the original email to you. 🙂
Job Opportunities in Fairbanks NSB
January 31, 2010**** On behalf of Monica Teel, Employment Readiness Program Manager, this message has been sent to all Senior Advisors, FRG Leaders
and FRSAs–please disseminate widest possible.****
—–Original Message—–
From: Teel, Monica Y Mrs CIV USA IMCOM
Sent: Tuesday, January 05, 2010 8:56 AM
Subject: Two Fairbanks North Star BSD Vacancy Announcements
Fairbanks North Star BSD has a vacancy for posting.
Alaska Native Education (ANE) Program TutorApply Online
https://www.applitrack.com/northstar/OnlineApp/JobPostings/View.asp?AppliTrackJobId=1733
Category: Support Staff/Teacher Aides/Assistants/Tutors
Date Posted: 11/23/2009
Location: North Pole Middle School
Date of Availability: immediately
Date Closing: 01/10/10 – REVISED
Hourly Rate: $15.68
Work Week: 22 hours a week
Work Year: 9 month
http://www.k12northstar.org/system/files/ANE-program-tutor-03-23-09.pdf
job description http://www.k12northstar.org/system/files/ANE-program-tutor-03-23-09.pdf
Teacher Aide/Special Education-Intensive ResourceApply
Online https://www.applitrack.com/northstar/OnlineApp/JobPostings/View.asp?AppliTrackJobId=1791
Category: Support Staff/Special Education Aides Date Posted: 1/4/2010
Location: Lathrop High School
Date Closing: 01/13/2010
Hourly Rate: $15.68
Work day: 7 hours
Work Year: 9 month
job description http://www.k12northstar.org/system/files/ta-sped-int-res.pdf
Fairbanks North Star BSD uses the AppliTrack http://www.applitrack.com/?r=email system from General ASP to manage employment
applications online.
Respectfully,
Monica Y. Teel
Employment Readiness Program Manager
Army Community Service
Welcome Center, Bldg 3401 Santiago Ave, Fort Wainwright, AK 99703
Office: (907) 353-4327
Fax: (907) 353-9095
DSN to AK (317) 353-4327
monica.teel@us.army.mil
JANUARY ACS Classes:
January 2, 2010SEXUAL ASSAULT AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TRAINING – 4 January 2010, 0900 – 1100
*Annual briefing for Soldiers, that is also open to Family members. Briefing provides a review of the Army’s regulations, oversight as to why abuse may be occurring, and ways to try to prevent it. Please call 353.7317 for more information.
ACCOMPLISHING PERSONAL GOALS – 4 January 2010, 1300 – 1500
* Leadership building course that will help students hone listening skills, build self esteem, and learn how to utilize their own personality traits. Please call 353.2382 for more information.
PLAY MORNING – 5 January 2010, 0930 – 1100
* Group for mothers and children that provides developmentally appropriate activities including playtime, crafts, singing, and more. Please call 353.7515 for more information.
STRESS MANAGEMENT – 5 January 2010, 1430 – 1600
* Group that discusses stress and relaxation techniques in order to effectively deal with stress. All Soldiers and Spouses welcome. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
MINDFUL MONEY MATTERS – 5 January 2010, 1300 – 1430
* Examine your relationship with money, learn about setting financial goals and how to achieve them, and discuss financial consideration for reunion and other transitions. Please call 353.7438 for more information.
BLENDED FAMILIES – 5 January 2010, 1800 – 1900
* Class that focuses on teaching the 5 keys to effective step-parenting, how to handle the predictable challenges that include loss, loyalty, discipline, and how these skills will strengthen the marital bond. Please call 353.4738 for more information.
PERSONAL FINANCIAL READINESS – 6 January 2010, 0830 – 1600 (at the Post Library)
* Topics include: Principles of Personal Finance, Banking & Credit, Saving & Investing, Setting Goals and Budgeting, Insurance, Making Large Purchases, and Consumer Awareness. Please call 353.7438 for more information.
POST DEPLOYMENT BATTLEMIND FOR SPOUSES – 6 January 2010, 1300 – 1430
* The goals of this training are to identify common areas of deployment and related issues/concerns that spouses and Soldiers may experience. Please call 353.4332 for more information.
ANGER MANAGEMENT – 6 January 2010, 1500 – 1630
* Group that discusses characteristics of individuals with anger problems, expressions of anger, understanding anger, emotional pain, its causes, and anger management solutions. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
MAGIC PARENTING – 7 January 2010, 0900 – 1100
* Group designed to enhance parenting skills, develop more appropriate discipline techniques, and improve communication skills with children based on the developmental level. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
LEVY BRIEFING – 7 January 2010, 0900 – 1130
* Briefing hosted by Military Personnel Division (MPD) for Soldiers who are PCS-ing to a new duty station Briefers include subject matter experts from the following ACS programs: Relocation Readiness, Exceptional Family Member Program, and Financial Readiness. Please call 353.7908 for more information.
ADULTS WORKING TOGETHER IN FAMILIES – 7 January 2010, 1300 – 1430
* Fresh views of marriage using the strengths of team building; communication tips, conflict resolution, and other ways to strengthen your marriage will be discussed. Please call 353.4332 for more information.
EMPLOYMENT ORIENTATION – 7 January 2010, 1330 – 1430
* In this class, we will discuss where to search for jobs, the job search process, review the employment tool box, and define Military Spouse Preference. Please call 353.4327 for more information.
L.O.V.E. CLASS – 7 January 2010, 1400 – 1600
* Learning to Overcome Violence Everyday (LOVE). An educational class that focuses on domestic abuse awareness and prevention. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
ARTS & CRAFTS NIGHTS for EFMP Families – 7 January 2010, 1800 – 1900
* Parent and Child craft activities for ages 3 years old and up. Crafts range from $3-$5 per project, payable at the time of the activity. Please call 353.4243 for more information.
BACK TO SCHOOL BLAST II – 9 January 2010, 1000 – 1500
* ACS will be providing free school supplies in the AAFES food court to assist Families with replenishing school supplies for the remainder of the school year. Please call 353.4374 for more information.
CERTIFIED LEADERS COURSE – 11 January 2010, 0900 – 1500
* Gain the knowledge you need to run and effective FRG; training includes FRG essentials, getting started, roles & responsibilities of the FRSA, Key Caller & more. Please call 353.4332 for more information.
FINDING YOUR MOTIVATION IN WORKING WITH TEAMS – 11 January 2010, 1300 – 1500
* Leadership building course that will discuss motivating factors and building a cohesive team. Please call 353.2382 for more information.
PLAY MORNING – 12 January 2010, 0930 – 1100
* Group for mothers and children that provides developmentally appropriate activities including playtime, crafts, singing, and more. Please call 353.7515 for more information.
KEY CALLER TRAINING – 12 January 2010, 0930 – 1130 & 1800 – 2000
* This training defines the responsibilities of the Family Readiness Group Key Caller and provides information on performing this role. Please call 353.4332 for more information.
KIDS AND REUNION – 12 January 2010, 1300 – 1430
* Discussions will focus on how children react to reunion and understanding the excitement and stress that accompanies homecoming. Please call 353.4332 for more information.
SMOOTH MOVE – 12 January 2010, 1300 – 1500
* Learn how to move without the stressors! Relocation and Financial Readiness Programs will help you plan your trip and establish a spending plan for a successful move to your next assignment. Please call 353.7438 or 353.7908 for more information.
STRESS MANAGEMENT – 12 January 2010, 1430 – 1600
* Group that discusses stress and relaxation techniques in order to effectively deal with stress. All Soldiers and Spouses welcome. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
NEWCOMERS ORIENTATION – 13 January 2010, 0830 – 1130 (at the LFCC)
* Garrison Newcomers Orientation coordinated by ACS Relocation Program that includes information for Soldiers and Family members new to FWA w/in 30 – 60 days. Mandatory for Soldiers; Spouses are strongly encouraged to attend. Please call 353.7908 for more information.
REUNION WORKSHOP FOR MARRIAGES – 13 January 2010, 1300 – 1430
* Workshop that provides information that can help you have a smooth reunion with your Soldier. Topics include: Where I’ve been, Where I’m about to be, and Where I’d like to be. Please call 353.4332 for more information.
INTRO TO VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (VMIS) – 13 January 2010, 1300 – 1400
* A workshop designed to help new users navigate the Volunteer Management Information system. Please call 353.1977 for more information.
ANGER MANAGEMENT – 13 January 2010, 1500 – 1630
* Group that discusses characteristics of individuals with anger problems, expressions of anger, understanding anger, emotional pain, its causes, and anger management solutions. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
BEATING THE WINTER BLUES – 13 January 2010, 1700 – 1830
* Class that helps people adjust to winters in Alaska, the darkness, the extreme cold, and provides information on fun activities to do during the winter season. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
BASIC PERSONAL AND FAMILY FINANCIAL READINESS – 13 January 2010, 1830 – 2000
* Learn how to take financial responsibility, how to better manage your money, planning for times of family separation, the military pay system, and how changing life stages can affect your finances. Please call 353.7438 for more information.
MAGIC PARENTING – 14 January 2010, 0900 – 1030
* Group designed to assist parents in enhancing their parenting skills, develop more appropriate discipline techniques, and improve communication skills with children based on the developmental level. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
ANGER MANAGEMENT: FROM COMBAT TO HOME – 14 January, 1300 – 1430
* Identify what anger is and how it is triggered; also identify how combat skills can result in anger & aggression when at home & how to manage it. Please call 353.4332 for more information.
FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT WORKSHOP – 14 January 2010, 1330 – 1430
* Come learn the benefits of working for the federal government, how to find federal employment agencies in Alaska, and how to apply for Federal employment. Please call 353.4327 for more information.
RESUME WRITING WORKSHOP – 14 January 2010, 1430 – 1530
* Take this class to understand: What employers want, the resume and it’s role, and resume formatting. Please call 353.4327 for more information.
SWIMMING NIGHT for EFMP Families – 14 January 2010, 1800 – 1900
* Come on out and swim with your Family at the Melaven Gym! Please call 353.4243 for more information.
MEET & GREET FOR NEW SPOUSES – 14 January 2010, 1800 – 1900
* Are you new to Fort Wainwright, or know someone who is? Come and meet other Spouses who have also relocated and are facing the same issues as you. Please call 353.7908 for more information.
ORGANIZATION POINT OF CONTACT (OPOC) INTRODUCTION – 15 January 2010, 1300 – 1400
Introduction to becoming an OPOC and managing your volunteers through VMIS. Please call 353.1977 for more information.
ICE SKATING NIGHT for EFMP Families – 15 January 2010, 1800 – 1900
* Come on out and ice skate with your Family at the Physical Fitness Center (PFC)! Please call 353.4243 for more information.
TUBING for EFMP Families – 16 January 2010, 1300 – 1500 (But show up at 1245 to purchase lift passes.)
* Calling all EFMP Families – Lets go tubing at Burch Hill Ski Lodge!!! Please call 353.4243 for more information.
FRGs FOR COMMAND STAFF – 18 January 2010, 0930 – 1130
* Provides Command staff with everything they need to know about having a successful FRG. Please call 353.4332 for more information.
INSTRUCTOR TRAINER COURSE – 18 – 20 January 2010, 0830 – 1630
* Instructional skills can be useful in many facets of your life, and this course can lay a solid foundation for expanding your ability to teach others. Develop the skills to be a more effective instructor or supervisor. The instructor class is a prerequisite for the briefer and facilitator classes. Please call 353.2382 for more information.
PLAY MORNING – 19 January 2010, 0930 – 1100
* Group for mothers and children that provides developmentally appropriate activities including playtime, crafts, singing, and more. Please call 353.7515 for more information.
POST DEPLOYMENT BATTLEMIND FOR SPOUSES – 19 January 2010, 1300 – 1430
* The goals of this training are to identify common areas of deployment and related issues/concerns that spouses and Soldiers may experience. Please call 353.4332 for more information.
STRESS MANAGEMENT – 19 January 2010, 1430 – 1600
* Group that discusses stress and relaxation techniques in order to effectively deal with stress. All Soldiers and Spouses welcome. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
TREASURER TRAINING – 20 January 2010, 0930 – 1130
* Training that reviews Army regulations on funding of FRG operations, identifies the tasks and responsibilities of the FRG Informal Fund Custodian (Treasurer) and the alternate. Please call 353.4332 for more information.
L.O.V.E. CLASS – 20 January 2010, 1100 – 1300
* Learning to Overcome Violence Everyday (LOVE). An educational class that focuses on domestic abuse awareness and prevention. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
ANGER MANAGEMENT – 20 January 2010, 1500 – 1630
* Group that discusses characteristics of individuals with anger problems, expressions of anger, understanding anger, emotional pain, its causes, and anger management solutions. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
BRIEFER COURSE – 21 January 2010, 0830 – 1630
* This course allows for accelerated professional development of the Instructor and focuses on different types of briefings, audience analysis, and alternate styles of briefing. This course also allows Instructor’s to provide additional briefings on behalf of ACS programs. Please call 353.2382 for more information.
ETS BRIEFING – 21 January 2010, 0900 – 1200
* Subject matter experts work with Soldiers who are leaving military service. Please call 353.7908 for more information.
MAGIC PARENTING – 21 January 2010, 0900 – 1000
* Group designed to enhance parenting skills, develop more appropriate discipline techniques, and improve communication skills with children based on the developmental level. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
BEATING THE WINTER BLUES – 21 January 2010, 1700 – 1830
* Class that helps people adjust to winters in Alaska, the darkness, the extreme cold, and provides information on fun activities to do during the winter season. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
BOWLING NIGHT for EFMP Families – 21 January 2010, 1800 – 2000
* Come on out and bowl with your Family at Nugget Lanes! Please call 353.4327 for more information.
EXPECT RESPECT – 21 January 2010, 1800 – 1930
* An educational class for units, teens, parents, school counselors, youth service agencies, and family members. Topics include: dating rights/responsibilities, communicating assertively, jealousy, dating pressures, building healthy relationships, abuse and respect. Classes also available upon request. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
FACILITATOR COURSE – 22 January 2010, 0830 – 1630
* This course allows Facilitators to learn skills that will help them communicate and work cohesively with groups. Participants will be taught how to focus on the process role, defining roles within groups and assessing their own skills as facilitators. Please call 353.2382 for more information.
DEVELOPING PERSONAL LEADERSHIP SKILLS – 25 January 2010, 1300 – 1500
* Leadership building course that will allow students to inventory their personal leadership skills. Please call 353.4327 for more information.
PLAY MORNING – 26 January 2010, 0930 – 1100
* Group for mothers and children that provides developmentally appropriate activities including playtime, crafts, singing, and more. Please call 353.7515 for more information.
TRAUMA IN THE UNIT – 26 January 2010, 0930 – 1130
* Training intended to assist unit leadership, FRG Leaders, Care Team members and key volunteers in knowing how to help Soldiers, Families and the unit when different traumas occur within the unit. Please call 353.4332 for more information.
MAKING MARRIAGE WORK AFTER COMBAT – 26 January, 1300 – 1430
* Discussion touches on potential conflicts, what each may experience during deployment, and possible difficulties in transitioning back to old roles. Please call 353.4332 for more information.
SPONSORSHIP TRAINING – 26 January 2010, 1300 – 1400
* Become a Sponsor and assist Soldiers who are relocating to Fort Wainwright. Please call 353.7908 for more information.
STRESS MANAGEMENT – 26 January 2010, 1430 – 1600
* Group that discusses stress and relaxation techniques in order to effectively deal with stress. All Soldiers and Spouses welcome. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
INSURANCE BASICS – 27 January 2010, 0930 – 1100
* Overview of the different types of insurance: vehicle, life, medical, disability, personal property and more. Also, what you may need and what you probably don’t need. Please call 353.7438 for more information.
SUICIDE AWARENESS – 27 January 2010, 1300 – 1430
* Discussions on how to identify the red flags of suicide and what steps to be taken in an effort to prevent it. Please call 353.4332 for more information.
ANGER MANAGEMENT – 27 January 2010, 1430 – 1600
* Group that discusses characteristics of individuals with anger problems, expressions of anger, understanding anger, emotional pain, its causes, and anger management solutions. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
MAGIC PARENTING – 28 January 2010, 0900 – 1100
* Group designed to enhance parenting skills, develop more appropriate discipline techniques, and improve communication skills with children based on the developmental level. Please call 353.4248 for more information.
HIS, HERS, & THEIRS: STEP-PARENTING – 28 January 2010, 1300 – 1430
* Discusses real issues Families face, such as parent and/or sibling integration and problem solving as a family; training also provides tips on blending successfully and establishing consistent boundaries for healthy relationships between parents and children. Please call 353.4332 for more information.
FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT WORKSHOP – 28 January 2010, 1330 – 1430
* Come learn the benefits of working for the federal government, how to find federal employment agencies in Alaska, and how to apply for Federal employment. Please call 353.4327 for more information.
RESUME WRITING WORKSHOP – 28 January 2010, 1430 – 1530
* Take this class to understand: What employers want, the resume and it’s role, and resume formatting. Please call 353.4327 for more information.
EFMP SUPPORT GROUP – 28 January 2010, 1815 – 2000 (at the Child Development Center)
* RN Adrienne Brownell will be on hand to lead the discussion surrounding stress management. Stressors are everywhere–work, home, and even during leisure time–come to this workshop to learn how to recognize when you are stressed, and ways to relieve that stress. Please call 353.4243 for more information.
Need Help Writing Your Resume?
December 17, 2009Civilian Personnel Advisory Center (CPAC) is offering resume training.
Where: Bldg 3407 Squadron Conference Room
When: 22-Dec-2009 at 1000
* Bring a copy of your current resume *
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