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The Academy Monitor THE ACADEMY MONITOR VOLUME 9, ISSUE 3 FROM THE COMMANDANT 3 R Greetings from the great Halls of Learning, D Starfleet Academy! From the Principal’s Office Q I’m not going to list all the awardees from the Academy as they have been sent to several venues, but we had lots. U I enjoyed my very first IC and hope to make it to another one sometime. It won’t be next year, unfortunately. A According to Tammy Willcox, our Scholarship director, she, Bran Stimpson and Linda Olsen have an email R exchange going on regarding some fliers/tri-folds to be used to promote the scholarship program both internally via membership packets and possible recruiting at T colleges and/or conventions and events where STARFLEET members are recruiting people. According to Linda Olson, $174.00 was collected for the Scholarship Fund through new or renewing memberships, bringing a E total donated thru Membership Processing to $403.00 for Promotions the next fiscal year. 2 R Outstanding Students There was a great deal of flak about the Pennies project 3 that R12 started last year prior to this year's IC. What are Cadet News 4 your thoughts on this being some type of official project and promoted through the STARFLEET website? No one Staff/Director/ I/C Awards 5-13 has actually approached her making it official, though Wayne Killough did bring the program up earlier in the Academy Grads 13-21 2 year, and it was brought up at the IC. He mentioned that it would be a good idea for chapters to have a special Academy Degree Program 22 penny jar/piggy bank to put the change in when folks go to 0 their meetings. BOCP Awards 23-25 1 Admiral Peg Pellerin, Boothby Awards 26-28 SFA Commandant All Manner of Stuff [email protected] 29-51 [email protected] Editor Comments 52 5 1-888-734-8735 EXT. x705 Page 2 "It's not Congratulations to Donald Dobrin promoted to Fleet Captain what is Congratulations to Robin Woodell-Vitasek promoted to Commodore poured Congratulations to Leo Rogers promoted to Brigadier into a student, but what is planted." ~~ Linda Conway Only 6,500 made to celebrate Back to the Future…$20.00 per bottle….good luck with Page 3 The OUTSTANDING student for the month of July 2015 is: James Herring The OUTSTANDING student for the month of August 2015 is: David Goldsberry The OUTSTANDING student for the month of September 2015 is: David Goldsberry Page 4 Hello everyone. CADET STAR AWARDS Some of you may remember an award I started about Congratulations to Katherine Lightheart—College three years ago, called the Cadet Star Award. For of Young Detectives those of you who don't remember, let me refresh your memories. Congratulations to Jessica Lightheart—College of Math Cadets (6 to 18 yrs of age) who take courses from Congratulations to Martin Lightheart—College of the college offerings within the Institute of Cadet Security Studies must complete a college with Honors &/or Distinctions. When doing so, they receive a Remember, those of you who direct Cadet congratulatory letter from myself as well as a special Colleges, that when you have a Cadet who has certificate and a gold star pin. They can complete as fully completed a Cadet College with Honors many colleges as they want, earning more letters, and/or Distinctions to let me know so I can send certificates and pins. that Cadet the same Award. If a cadet completes any college within the Adult Institutes with Honors and/or Distinctions and only 1 They can earn as many Star awards as there are Pass, the cadet will also earn the Cadet Star Award. Cadet Colleges. Some of the older cadets (13 to 18) have never attempted the colleges within the adult institutes I'd love to see a Cadet weighed down by loads of because they didn't know they were allowed to. So, star pins! please pass this on to your cadet members. Peg Pellerin I do hope with these incentives, that we start seeing SFA Commandant more of our younger members start getting involved [email protected] at STARFLEET Academy. [email protected] Peg Pellerin SFA Commandant [email protected] [email protected] Page 5 Changes in faculty: College of US Constitution to Phillip Gilfusb in the IOGH (New) Caitian Orientation to Lee Vitasek (Donald Arnold left for school) Security and Cadet Security temporarily to Jude Peace (Tyler on LOA) Military Intelligence to Denise Rush Intelligence on TV to David Goldsberry Microorganisms to William Sanderson Military Movies to Larry French Oceanography to Robin Woodell- Vitasek (New) Indigenous People to Cher Schleigh (New) College of Astronomy to Allen Anderson Changes in Organization Macabre was purged and then merged into the College of Charmed. Institute of Science Fiction Studies renamed to Institute of Science- fiction Literature Macabre merged with Charmed Anthropology and Archaeology merged as the College of Anthropology and Archaeology. Promotion of the School of Politics and Government (COUK) to the College of Politics and Govern- ment Trivia to the IOGH under Glen Diebold. Page 6 SO YOU WANT TO BE A DIRECTOR ACADEMY INFORMATION Further information about the Academy, its staff and Basic requirements are: Be at least 18 years faculty, courses offered, and scholarships will be of age and have taken OTS and OCC. found at the following website: Cadets at least 14 years of age may serve with an adult mentor. http://acad.sfi.org/courses/index.php To assume a vacancy, you must pass all of the exams in the College, or if a College of 35 to 60 exams, 75% of the exams. Colleges over 60 exams are tested out at 50%, with a maximum of 50 exams required. Assistant Directors must meet the same requirements as the Director. To direct a College of your own creation, first check the College Catalogue to make certain your idea is not already being used. If the concept is not being used elsewhere, submit a College outline, exam, and key to the Course Development Contact ,Carol Thompson at: [email protected] She will determine where your College fits within the Academy structure and introduce you to your Dean, who will lead you through the approval process. Page 7 Page 7 We had several excellent candidates for three of our COLLEGE OF CHAPTER DEVELOPMENT scholarship categories this year and it was very close Anne Miller competition between our candidates. We awarded three scholarships this year, and the recipients are: ANDORIAN ORIENTATION COLLEGE John Radle Engineering Scholarship - Margaret Murphy BAJORAN ORIENTATION COLLEGE Miscellaneous (Space Explorers Memorial)Scholarship - Michael Caruso Michael Denman CAITIAN ORIENTATION COLLEGE Artistic Scholarship - Galen Pischke David Anderson, Jr. Congratulations to Margaret, Michael and Galen! CARDASSIAN ORIENTATION COLLEGE David Goldsberry Thank you to all of our candidates for applying for the our scholarships and remember that the deadline for applications COLLEGE OF BORG TECHNOLOGY for next year is June 15, 2016. David Anderson, Jr. FERENGI ORIENTATION COLLEGE 2015 SFA AWARDS Erica Turrigianni FLCPT Franklin Newman III THE GORN ACADEMY [email protected] Paul Dyl KLINGON WARRIOR ACADEMY John Radle SQUAD AWARDS ORION ORIENTATION COLLEGE Quinn Maryse RED SQUAD LEADER ROMULAN ORIENTATION COLLEGE Adam Wenclewicz John Fenison RED SQUAD ASST LEADER VULCAN ORIENTATION COLLEGE David Goldsberry David Anderson, Jr. COLLEGE OF XENOSTUDIES David Anderson, Jr. RED SQUAD MEMBERS: CHAPLAIN SERVICES COLLEGE OF SPIRITUALITY FLAG OFFICERS SCHOOL Kate Foster Jeremy Skelton COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATIONS STARFLEET OFFICERS LEADERSHIP COLLEGE Sean Waitman Richard Sams Page 8 Page 8 COLLEGE OF ECONOMICS COLLEGE OF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS Adam Wenclewicz Christopher Johnson COLLEGE OF ENGLISH COLLEGE OF SOUTH AMERICAN INDIANS Angela Spugnardi Christopher Johnson COLLEGE OF GENEALOGY COLLEGE OF US PRESIDENTS Angela Spugnardi Phillip Gilfus COLLEGE OF LAW COLLEGE OF BOND JAMES BOND Scott Peter John Prushko COLLEGE OF MYTHOLOGICAL STUDIES COLLEGE OF BURN NOTICE Elizabeth Worth David Goldsberry COLLEGE OF UNUSUAL KNOWLEDGE COLLEGE OF CRYPTOGRAPHY Patricia Lewis Joshua Shaw COLLEGE OF ANGEL & BUFFY COLLEGE OF INTELLIGENCE IN MOVIES Kate Foster John Prushko COLLEGE OF CHARMED COLLEGE OF INTELLIGENCE IN SCI-FI Holly Beech Kate Foster COLLEGE OF FANTASY REALM COLLEGE OF INTELLIGENCE ON TV Jude Peace David Goldsberry COLLEGE OF MACABRE COLLEGE OF INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS Franklin Newman III David Miller COLLEGE OF SUPERHEROES COLLEGE OF MILITARY INTELLIGENCE David Goldsberry David Miller COLLEGE OF VAMPIRES & WEREWOLVES COLLEGE OF AUSTRALIAN HISTORY AND CULTURE Franklin Newman III Frances Brock COLLEGE OF ZOMBIES AND MUMMIES COLLEGE OF DOWN UNDER Franklin Newman III Jeanne McCartney COLLEGE OF HISTORY COLLEGE OF INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE STUDIES Christopher Johnson Gillian Shearwater COLLEGE OF MILITARY HISTORY COLLEGE OF UNITED KINGDOM Lee Vitasek Jeanne McCartney Page 9 Page 9 COLLEGE OF AMERICAN LAW ENFORCEMENT ON TV COLLEGE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL PRESPECTIVES Jeanne McCartney Gillian Shearwater COLLEGE OF AUSTRALIAN LAW ENFORCEMENT ON TV COLLEGE OF VERTEBRATE BIOLOGY Adam Wenclewicz Adam Wenclewicz COLLEGE OF BRITISH LAW ENFORCEMENT ON TV CMIK: NATIONS BEGINNINGS Patricia Lewis Hooper COLLEGE OF DETECTIVES IN CINEMA CMIK: ANCIENT MILITARY Thomas Pawelczak Patricia Lewis COLLEGE OF DETECTIVES IN TELEVISION CMIK: CIVIL WAR Rosy Dorffner Stephen Satonick COLLEGE OF JAG CMIK: ELECTRONIC AGE Kate Foster Stephen Satonick COLLEGE OF NCIS CMIK: MILITARY TRIVIA Steve Tweed Patricia Lewis COLLEGE OF SHERLOCK HOLMES CMIK: WWII EUROPEAN LAND BATTLES David Phillips Adam Wenclewicz COLLEGE OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY CMIK: WWII
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