Jan. 29, 2018 Redefining a Shotgun Leader: An Adaptable Approach Adaptability and versatility are key competencies of modern leadership. The unpredictable, dynamic nature of our business demands that we prepare our Airmen – both personally and professionally – to face challenges that require these skills to be successful. While there is no one path to developing
Jan. 23, 2018 Setting Yourself Up for Success in the New Year A new year brings new opportunities, a time to reflect on the previous year, and renewed hope of what can be in the year to come. As a result, many people feel compelled to make a “New Year’s Resolution” in which they will strive to modify their behavior in pursuit of a goal. However, statistics
Jan. 9, 2018 African American / Black History Month As 2018 begins, the 21st Space Wing Equal Opportunity Office hopes that individuals remain professional and respectful throughout the new year. When everyone treats each other in this manner, complaints are far and few.
Aug. 30, 2017 Red or yellow? An overly brief history on the dynamic and difficult pathway to women’s suffrage and women’s equality day Red rose or yellow rose? Yes or No? Should women be allowed the right to vote?
Aug. 1, 2017 Hope begins with you When we hear the words “Human Trafficking,” we often imagine men sitting in a dark room, wearing suits, smoking cigars and bidding on victims. That is until the hero breaks down the door, rescues the victims and they ride off into the sunset.
July 28, 2017 Dedication to Compliance In an Air Force full of “shalls,” “musts,” and “wills,” total compliance is something that I don’t think is ever achievable.
July 24, 2017 Motorcycle Safety As we approach the weekend and continue to enjoy beautiful Colorado weather, I ask you to take a moment and think about motorcycle safety. This applies to everyone whether you ride or not.
July 6, 2017 Col. Schiess offers final commentary Serving as your commander for the past two years has been an absolute honor and a privilege. Over and over again, I’ve been amazed by your innovation, work ethic and your dedication to the mission. As Debbie and I prepare to transition to Washington, D.C., allow me one final opportunity to reflect
June 27, 2017 Change of Command Season “I assume command.” These words will be spoken in many squadrons, groups, and wings around the globe this summer and they represent a distinct transition for these units.
June 14, 2017 Growing up Army: Wouldn’t trade it for anything Growing up with my brother and sister in a military family was a challenge. My father was an Army Military Police Officer and we were stationed in places around the world. Throughout the years, we never stayed at one base for more than three years. I hated it. Being an Army brat was about continual