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AUXILIARY MEETING

Changed to April 17, 2024
Time:  6:30 p.m.
Location: Tamuning Senior Citizen Center

USCGAUX EVENTS:

*UPCOMING MEETINGS:
May 14, 2024; June 11, 2024

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
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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

April Diversity Calendar Highlights: April is Celebrate Diversity Month, National Autism Awareness Month, Poetry Month, and more! It is a time dedicated to recognizing and honoring the diversity surrounding us and the beauty of poetry that exists. It's an opportunity to embrace and learn from differences in gender, race, ethnicity, faith, sexual orientation, and more, enriching our understanding and acceptance of the vast tapestry of human experience. Celebrate Diversity Month encourages actions such as being considerate to everyone, listening to people from diverse cultures, and learning more about different cultures and lifestyles. This initiative highlights the importance of creating inclusive environments where every individual feels valued and respected, pushing us out of our comfort zones to explore new perspectives and celebrate the unique contributions of all. Check out our Diversity Calendar for other April celebrations, such as World Health Day, National Library Week, Volunteer Recognition Day, World Creativity And Innovation Day, Earth Day, and more! Also, don’t forget to join us for the D204 Lions International Easter Story Time Literacy Partnership event to hear meaningful and relevant stories and a special message from Coastie!

April Diversity Calendar




April Newsletter


 

USCGAUX MONTHLY SNAPSHOT

USCGAUX March 2023 Meeting

Lines and Knots

LINES AND KNOTS VIDEO


Sunday 30 April 2023

Boat America Course - May 21, 27, 28

In celebration of National Safe Boating Week, the Boat America course will be offered for FREE!  


NSBW EVENTS OVERVIEW

*National Safe Boating Week - May 20-26, 2023
*Program Visits - May 19, 2023
  *NSBW Community Showcase/NSBW Proclamation Signing/Legislative Resolution Presentation/Story Hour/Program Visits - May 20, 2023
*Boat America Class & Program Visits - May 21, 27 & 28, 2023 --> COURSE IS FREE IN CELEBRATION OF NSBW
*Ramp Watch & Program Visits - 8 a.m. - 2 p.m., Hagatna Boat Basin, May 21, 2023


Monday 10 April 2023

Monday 3 April 2023

Guam Flotilla Primary URL: a1400224.wow.uscgaux.info

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Recreational Boating Safety Program Meeting

Officers and members from the Guam Police Department's Recreational Boating Safety Program and the USCG Auxiliary met to discuss boating safety goals, events, materials, and more!  

 A Recreational Boating Safety Program Meeting was held on April 3, 2023 with Officers and members from the Guam Police Department's Recreational Boating Safety Program and the USCG Auxiliary.  Pictured L-R:  Lt. Mark A.B. Torre, Boating Law Administrator; Sgt. Jerry Santos; AnnMarie Cruz, Program Coordinator; Captain Troy B. Lizama; Lucille Johnson, Customer Service Representative; Dr. Matilda Naputi Rivera, USCG Auxiliary; and Officer John Balbin.

Saturday 1 April 2023

N-TRAIN 2023/C-School Snapshots

Guam Flotilla Officers, FC Vasquez, DCAPT-EXE Dr. Rivera, and DCOS Nelson, had the opportunity to attend C-School and network in St. Louis, Missouri, with fellow USCG Auxiliary leaders who are sincerely passionate about making a difference in their respective communities.  Si Yu'os Ma'ase & enjoy the following snapshots!  

Admiral Linda L. Fagan, USCG Commandant, with Guam Flotilla Commander Robert Vasquez



AULOC C-School Class, March 2023

Guam Flotilla Officers.  Pictured L-R:  DCAPT-EXECUTION Dr. Matilda Naputi Rivera, FC Robert Vasquez, and DCOS Jodie Nelson

Training/PE Directorate.  Pictured L-R:  DIR-TD Faron Petteys, BA-TMSB/DSO-PE Dr. Matilda Naputi Rivera, and DIR-E David Fuller

Diversity Team.  Pictured L-R:  SO-DV/BA-TMSB Dr. Matilda Naputi Rivera and ANACO-DV Tracy Schultz 


AMLOC Partners Meet Again.  Pictured L-R:  DCAPT-EXECUTION/BA-TMSB Dr. Matilda Naputi Rivera and DCOS Timothy Darrey

Training Directorate.  Pictured L-R:  DIR-T Robert Kumpf and BA-TMSB Dr. Matilda Naputi Rivera

Guam Connection.  San Diego-based OTO Tom Perez meets Guam IPFC Dr. Matilda Naputi Rivera.

Guam Flotilla Representation.  Pictured L-R:  DCAPT-EXECUTION Dr. Matilda Naputi Rivera and FC Robert Vasquez

USCG Auxiliary Networking.  Pictured L-R:  BA-TLMB Beverly Hannibal, BC-TLM Mark Hannibal, DIR-TD Faron Petteys, BA-TMSB Dr. Matilda Naputi Rivera, and DIR-E David Fuller