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IMPORTANT


MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

USCGAUX EVENTS:

UPCOMING MEETING:

AUXILIARY MEETING

CHANGE OF WATCH CEREMONY
Date:  December 10, 2024
Meeting Time:  6:00 p.m.
Location: Guam Museum

Change of Watch Ceremony

NACO 3 Star Award


 

Boat America Class

USCG ILEAD Program

 U.S. Coast Guard ILEAD Program

ILEAD Picture

Real change can begin with you!


USCG Auxiliary ILEAD Online Submission Form – Click Here

 

WHAT IS ILEAD?

ILEAD is an all Coast Guard Initiative, which was initiated by the Commandant. It stands for Inclusive Leadership, Excellence, and Diversity. It provides our members the opportunity to share concerns and best practices. The Auxiliary has a seat at the table.

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?

Diversity, Inclusion, Leadership, and Excellence are priorities of the U.S. Coast Guard and our leadership at the highest levels.

WHAT IS AN LDAC?

LDAC stands for Leadership Diversity Advisory Council.  It is the "local" unit. Its goal is to create and maintain a positive environment where everyone is encouraged to use their unique talents and skills.

HOW IS MY DISTRICT INVOLVED?

Auxiliary LDACs at the District level invite input from members, share with leadership and pass trends up to Auxiliary leadership and the National ILEAD Council for review and possible action. (Districts may take action to solve problems and implement best practices.)

WHAT IS THE BENEFIT TO MY DISTRICT, DIVISION, FLOTILLA?

Improved Recruiting; Member Retention; Re-engagement of members thinking of leaving, as well as Improved efficiency and morale.

These are not pie in the sky goals.  They are statistically proven.

If you have any questions about the ILEAD Program direct them to COMO
Michelle Thornton.

ILEAD Program Resources

Member Information (.pdf)

Member Information in Spanish (.pdf)

ILEAD Tri-Fold Brochure (.pdf)

Submission Information (.pdf)

Submission Information in Spanish (.pdf)

USCG Auxiliary ILEAD Online Submission Form – Click Here

Diversity Calendar Highlights

December Diversity Calendar Highlights: December is a remarkable month filled with celebrations, learning opportunities, and events that showcase the beauty of diversity and unity. Around the globe, families can discover traditions such as Hanukkah, where candles are lit, games are enjoyed, and tasty treats are shared, or Christmas, a time for families to gather, exchange gifts, and sing cheerful songs. Kwanzaa emphasizes important values like unity and creativity, while Bodhi Day invites reflection on the enlightenment of the Buddha. In Guam, December 8 marks the Santa Marian Kamalen holiday, a cherished occasion to honor the island's patron saint, while the 17th Annual Tour of Guam Cycling fosters community spirit and fitness. The winter solstice, celebrated in many cultures, symbolizes the return of longer days with hope and light, and World AIDS Day encourages compassion and awareness. This vibrant month also features Cyber Monday, the National Guard Birthday, Guam’s Flotilla Change of Watch Ceremony, and National Human Rights Month, reminding us to embrace and celebrate the unique qualities that make our world so rich and diverse.

December Diversity Calendar


December Newsletter



USCGAUX MONTHLY SNAPSHOT

National Safe Boating Week 2024 Meeting

Lines and Knots

LINES AND KNOTS VIDEO

URL:  https://youtu.be/qud8Kka259E

Tuesday, 14 February 2017

April 7-9 2017 - District Training



Aloha, Hafa Adai, Talofa!

 We are collaborating with Sector Honolulu instructors to offer two training topics at DTRAIN this year - AUX Port Assessment (local) and Uninspected Commercial Passenger Vessel (national) Qualifications. Sector Commanders have identified a need for Auxiliary assistance in these specific mission areas - if you are looking to assist the Coast Guard directly with Incident Management and Prevention missions, this is a great opportunity!

*** AUX Port Assessment Qualification can be pursued only by members that completed the AUX Assistant Pollution Responder training. The Sector is using that as the foundation for their local AUX Port Assessment qualification. Other members who are interested in the topic but did not attend last year's Pollution Responder training may attend if space is available with DIRAUX permission.

If you completed the training last year, and wish to pursue Port Assessment qualification, request you respond to d14aux@uscg.mil no later than March 12, 2017. DIRAUX will fund at a minimum one member from each flotilla in Division

3. If a flotilla does not have a representative then DIRAUX will randomly select from other candidates that are not selected during the first round.

*** AUX Uninspected Passenger Vessel Qualification training will be selected from members that complete the following pre-requisites and submit proof to d14aux@uscg.mil no later than March 12, 2017:

1. ICS 100 (online)
2. ICS 200 (online)
3. ICS 210 (online) or 300 (classroom)
4. ICS 700 (online)
5. ICS 800 (online)
ICS Training available at: https://training.fema.gov/is/

AND

6. Introduction to Marine Safety and Environmental Protection (IMSEP)

IMSEP available at:
http://wow.uscgaux.info/content.php?unit=P-DEPT&category=ms-courses

*** You must have completed your Mandated Training in addition to the above pre-requisites otherwise you cannot receive travel orders to attend. Please see your flotilla commander or FSO-MT with any questions on how to obtain training.

Hope to see you there!

Respectfully,

LCDR Nicole Auth
Director of Auxiliary and Boating Safety
US Coast Guard, Fourteenth District (dpa)
300 Ala Moana Blvd, 9-207
Honolulu, HI 96850
General Voicemail: 808-535-3434
E-mail: d14aux@uscg.mil
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