Cadet Advisory Councils

As some of you may have seen after the National Board, we are examining how to best mentor our senior cadets. We are asking the key question: How do we help our most successful cadets thrive rather than burnout?  As a step in that discussion, please take a look at...

Last week, the Winter National Board in Washington DC marked the midpoint of this year’s CAC term. As a Council, we met with the National Executive Committee, and C/Col Coogan briefed the National Board. On the right, you’ll find the slides from the meeting with the NEC. Here are the...

  Currently, approximately 200 cadets graduate from Region Cadet Leadership School each year, from a dozen or so different activities, each with its own curriculum and emphases. These cadets take the leadership skills they learn back home to their squadrons and wings.  The NCAC wants to expand this impact. Quick...

 If the Air Force Research Laboratories (AFRL) asked you for a "wish list," what would you put on it? This is exactly one of the current tasks of the NCAC. AFRL came to Cadet Programs at NHQ, seeking to interest cadets in electronic engineering. At the end of January, the...

Cadets always want another experience of leadership, aviation, and challenge. That's why we are willing to travel across the country for that next activity, a chance to share ideas and techniques, an opportunity to be stretched by a new situation. But what if those same challenges and learning opportunities are...

During December, the NCAC worked on three major projects that we want to share with the rest of the Cadet Community. Here's what is in progress: 1)  Cadets use Facebook, Twitter, and many other forms of social media almost ubiquitously. Because social media is such a big part of cadets'...

  The National Cadet Advisory Council serves the Cadet Community by actively representing organization-wide concerns at the National level. Stay tuned to this blog and website, as well as joining us on Facebook and Twitter, for the latest updates. The Council is actively addressing two topics: 1) Cadets’ involvement with social networking...

The Council is actively addressing two topics: 1) Cadets’ involvement with social networking media continues to concern cadet and senior leaders alike. The CAC is examining this from a character development perspective, seeking for ways to encourage professional and ethical cadet behavior through character development resources. A representative from the...

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