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THE 17TH ANNUAL NATIONAL CHARACTER & LEADERSHIP SYMPOSIUM

Guardians of Trust: Leaders in the Modern Era

THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY CENTER FOR CHARACTER & LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

February 17th-19th, 2010 Changing Lives…One Person at a Time

The best leaders tell great stories—to illustrate, to inform, to share. At NCLS we orient leaders to see themselves and their world differently, to see opportunities for character and leadership development, to emerge from being great people to being great leaders whose decisions and actions will shape a better future. A Look Back

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2 Special Thanks The Superintendent, Faculty, Staff, and Cadet Wing of the US Air Force Academy would like to thank the following groups for their generous support:

The US Air Force Academy USAF Academy Class of ‘73 Association of Graduates (AOG) Flagship Sponsor

USAF Academy Class of ‘59 USAF Academy Class of ‘74

The support of the following organizations and individuals who graciously gave of their time helped make the 17th Annual National Character & Leadership Symposium possible:

Association of Graduates Arnold Hall Facility & Audiovisual Support USAFA Class of ‘73 Volunteers Multimedia 10th Communications Squadron DenMar Services, Inc., Motion Media Creation & Delivery 10th Force Support Squadron USAFA Admissions 10th ABW Transportation The US Air Force Academy Band and Jazz Band 10th Security Forces Squadron Falcon Club & Staff USAFA Public Affairs Mitchell Hall & Staff USAFA Protocol USAFA Training Devices USAFA Strategic Communications USAFA Visitors Center Fairchild Hall Facility & Audiovisual Support USAFA Cadet Honor Guard Rampart Lodge Staff In the Stairwell, USAFA Cadet Singers Stacey Newland, Database Design & Support Permanent Party & Cadet Speaker Escorts Carolyn Dull, Sharepoint Support

3 Quick-Reference Schedule

Speaker/Event Day Time Venue Speaker/Event Day Time Venue Berkowitz Fri 9:20 am L-1 Marr Fri 9:20 am D-2 (Panel) Fri 10:40 am L-1 Fri 1:00 pm F-1 (Panel) Billick Fri 8:00 am Ballroom McCone Fri 8:00 am D-2 (Panel) Fri 10:40 am F-1 McElhiney Wed 12:00 pm Mitchell Hall Birdine Fri 10:40 am L-2 Thurs 9:30 am L-4 Fri 1:00 pm L-2 Fri 1:00 pm L-4 Birdwell Fri 8:00 am H-2 Melvill Thurs 12:15 pm F-1 Fri 9:20 am H-2 Fri 10:40 am H-1 Borba Fri 8:00 am D-2 (Panel) Fri 1:00 pm L-1 Bowden Thurs 12:15 pm H-1 Opening Ceremony Thurs 8:30 am F-1 Fri 8:00 am H-1 Rainville Thurs 10:30 am L-4 Butler Fri 10:40 am Theater Fri 8:00 am L-1 Callahan Thurs 9:30 am H-1 Fri 10:40 am H-2 Fri 8:00 am L-5 Registre Thurs 9:30 am L-2 Cicere Fri 9:20 am D-2 (Panel) Fri 8:00 am L-2 Fri 1:00 pm F-1 (Panel) Fri 9:20 am H-1 Clark, A. Thurs 7:30 pm H-1 Rigsby Wed 7:30 pm F-1 Fri 9:20 am Banquet Roberts Ridge Panel Fri 9:20 am D-2 Clark, D. Fri 10:40 am Ballroom Fri 1:00 pm F-1 Fri 1:00 pm H-2 Scott, D. Thurs 10:30 am F-1 Closing Ceremony Fri 5:00 pm Theater Scott, L. Fri 1:00 pm Banquet Donley Fri 8:00 am Theater Self Thurs 12:15 pm Theater D’Souza Fri 9:20 am Theater Fri 9:20 am D-2 (Panel) Everett Thurs 1:30 pm F-1 Fri 1:00 pm F-1 (Panel) Fri 8:00 am Banquet Sisterhood Thurs 10:30 am L-2 Foster Thurs 10:30 am L-5 Deakin & Hern Fri 10:40 am L-5 Fri 9:20 am L-5 Fri 1:00 pm L-5 Greitens Fri 9:20 am F-1 Thomas Fri 10:40 am D-2 Fri 1:00 pm Theater Fri 1:00 pm D-2 Hayden Thurs 7:30 pm Theater Trainor Fri 8:00 am D-2 (Panel) Fri 8:00 am F-1 Tressel Wed 7:30 pm Theater Hesselbein Fri 9:20 am L-2 Thurs 9:30 am F-1 Identity Development Panel Fri 8:00 am D-2 Vance Fri 9:20 am D-2 (Panel) Kauvar Thurs 10:30 am L-1 Fri 1:00 pm F-1 (Panel) Fri 8:00 am L-4 Weinstein Fri 10:40 am Banquet Fri 9:20 am L-4 Wilson Fri 1:00 pm H-1 Lasorda Thurs 7:30 pm F-1 Zweifel Thurs 9:30 am L-5 LeBoeuf Thurs 9:30 am L-1 Thurs 1:30 pm H-1 Fri 8:00 am D-2 (Panel) Fri 10:40 am L-4 Theater, Ballroom and Banquet Room are located in Arnold Hall Lindsay Fri 9:20 am Ballroom Fri 1:00 pm Ballroom F-1, H-1, H-2, D-2, L-1, L-2, L-4, and L-5 are located in Fairchild Hall

4 Master Schedule

Location Arnold Arnold Hall Arnold Hall Hall Banquet F-1 H-1 H-2 D-2 L-1 L-2 L-4 L-5 Theater Ballroom Room 1200 – 115 Kickoff to the Cadet Wing (Mitchell Hall - Keynote Speaker: McElhiney) Tressel 730 Rigsby (‘59 Lecture) 830 Arnold Hall Ballroom & Fairchild Hall Falcon Center: Speaker Receptions

530 – 800 Breakfast - Students: Mitchell Hall (5:30-8:00) / Visiting Speakers & Professionals: Falcon Club (6:00 - 8:00 am) Opening 830 – 920 Ceremony 930 – 1020 Tressel Callahan LeBoeuf Registre McElhiney Zweifel 1030 – 1120 D. Scott Kauvar Sisterhood Rainville Foster 1135 – 1200 Mitchell Hall: Lunch Self 1215 – 115 (Moral Courage Melvill Bowden Lecture) 130 – 230 Everett Zweifel Thurs Feb 18 Thurs Feb 230 – 530 USAFA Chapel and Visitor Center Tours (Bus will depart the Fairchild bus stop at 2:45) / Free Time 530 Symposium Dinner (Service Dress / Business Attire): Arnold Hall Ballroom Hayden 730 (‘74 / Wakin Award) Lasorda A. Clark SECAF Lecture 830 Arnold Hall Ballroom & Fairchild Hall Falcon Center: Speaker Receptions

530 – 730 Breakfast - Students: Mitchell Hall (5:30-8:30) / Visiting Speakers & Professionals: Falcon Club (6:00 - 7:30 am) Donley Identity 800 – 900 Billick Everett Hayden Bowden Birdwell Rainville Registre Kauvar Callahan (‘73 Lecture) Dev Panel Roberts 920 – 1020 D’Souza Lindsay A. Clark Greitens Registre Birdwell Berkowitz Hesselbein Kauvar Foster Ridge Panel 1040 – 1140 Butler D. Clark Weinstein Billick Melvill Rainville Thomas Berkowitz Birdine LeBoeuf Sisterhood 1200 – 1240 Mitchell Hall: Lunch Roberts 00 00

Fri Feb 19 Feb Fri 1 – 2 Greitens Lindsay L. Scott Ridge Wilson D. Clark Thomas Melvill Birdine McElhiney Sisterhood Panel Student Breakout Sessions in Squadrons / Faculty & Staff Breakout Sessions in Workcenters / 230 – 430 Student Consortium: Arnold Hall Ballroom Closing 500 – 600 Ceremony

The National Character and Leadership Symposium event guide is published by LT Litho, a private firm in no way connected with the US Air Force, under exclusive written contract with the US Air Force Academy. Contents of the event guide, as well as the words and presentation materials of the speakers, are not necessarily the official views of, or endorsed by, the US government, the Department of Defense, or the Department of the Air Force. Written content is edited, prepared and provided to the publisher by the US Air Force Academy Center for Character & Leadership Development. The CCLD reserves the right to edit biographical and lecture information to conform to local and Air Force policy.

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Soviet former the and Asia, Europe, in training leadership Nations United the to author contributing Keynote Speaker Keynote 12 guardians of trust: Leaders in the modern era Keynote Speaker Keynote Speaker Speake rs Presentation * Denotes Keynote implications wealth. of In 2002 he published his Prosperity:The VirtueFinding of Values Techno in an Influence Age of book to make the case for Reagan’s intellectual and political importance. In 2000, D’Souza published Friday, 9:20 am, Arnold Hall Theater* for what it really is. This talk will cover both foreign policy and cultural and moral issues. case against America. He will make the case for a rational patriotism that is based on loving our country harsh America critics live of in America. In this talk, D’Souza will critically examine the the merits of Americanism evident in Europe, Asia, and in the Islamic world, thebut mostsome eloquentof and is simultaneously the most loved nation in the world and also the most hated. Not only is anti- “What’s So Great About America: Why America is Loved, Why America is Hated” up a furious debate both on the left and the right; even so, it became a national bestseller.which was critically acclaimed for its thoughtful patriotism. Friday, 8:00 am, Arnold Hall Banquet Room Thursday, 1:30 pm, F-1* magnitudethe next decisionof to be made…but all leaders agree that you must be prepared. law enforcement examples to reinforce the notion that no leader can predict the exact time, place, and the current FBI Leadership Doctrine adopted in the September wake 11,of 2001. Everett will use “Leadership: Preparation” A Question of aviation programs. include counterintelligence, cyber, civil rights, field intelligencegroup, community outreach, SWATto the and second-highest-ranking position in the Chicago Division. There he manages various programs to Chicago FBI Field Office and is the first African American ofin thethe officehistory to be promoted Nostra, and money laundering. He currently serves as the Assistant Special Agent-in-Charge the of Mexican drug trafficking, Asian organized crime, alien smuggling, bank robberies, civil rights, La Cosa Louis, Missouri. His FBI career spans almost 20 years, and he has investigated such matters as fugitives,and a dual master’s degree in Business Management and Human Relations at Webster University in St. college administrator prior to entering the FBI. Everett obtained his bachelor’s degree in Architecture in 1979, he was commissioned in the US Air Force. He served 10 years in uniform and two years as a he was first assigned as a special agent 1990. in May Upongraduation of from Tuskegee University Assistant Special Agent in Charge Arthur L. Everett began his FBI career in Portland, Oregon, where Assistant Special Agent in Charge, Chicago FBI Field Office S widely acclaimed and became a Illiberal Education 1983. D’Souza’s books have had a major influence on public opinion and public policy.Hoover His 1991 Institution book at Stanford University. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Dartmouth College M.in Olin Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, and the Robert and Karen Rishwain Fellowinternational at the issues. A former policy analyst in the Reagan White House, D’Souza also served as a JohnBusiness Daily Dinesh D’Souza has been called the one“top of young public policymakers in the country” by Author, D D’Souza’s 1997 book Racism End of pe ine c ial s h

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She is the co-editor24 books in of 28 languages as well as editor-in-chief of Achievement who live staff the integrity, values of respect, and excellence through their examples of given in her honor including the “Frances Hesselbein How-To-Be Award” which recognizes Junior her dedication to the leadership development childrenthe military. of of Other numerous awards are Directors of established the “Frances Hesselbein Student Leadership Program” in recognition of During the Military Child Education Coalition’s 8th Annual Conference in July 2006, the MCEC Board the Volunteers America from of 2002-2006 and is the recipienttwenty honorary of doctoral degrees. theScouts USA. Sheof has served on many nonprofit and private sector corporate boards including She was awarded the Presidential Freedom Medal inof 1998 for her leadership Girl as CEO of Frances Hesselbein is theGovernors thethe Board ChairmanLeader of of of to Leader Institute. theGovernors, BoardChairman of of Leader to Leader Institute F Friday, 8:00 am, F-1* Class1974 of Presentation the Malham of Wakin Character and Leadership Development Award SponsoredThursday, by 7:30 USAFA pm, Arnold Hall Theater* the Air - SecretaryForce of Lecture is all that we have to rely needson. That to self be nurtured. anticipate. At these moments, who we are – that accumulated experience body of that – forms our self History”“The Demands of first person ever to serve as Principal Deputy NationalDirector Intelligence.of George G. Meade, Maryland. He served as the thedirector Central of Intellegence Agency and was the South Korea. 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This compass must be when leadership requirements and challenges are increasingly unpredictable, a leader’s identity is the “Identity: The Leader’s Secret Weapon” Character atLeaders the US of Air Force Academy: From “First Contact” to Commissioning character development program for the the Secretary Air Force of and co-authored the report development. He recently participated in a nine-month the studyUS Air of Force Academy’s leader and leadership doctrine, and served as an advisor in reshaping Army culture to better integrate leader in building leader development programs throughout the Army, helped author the much Army’s of leadershipstudy of and leader development issues in the Army. has beenLeBoeuf intimately involved education, leader development, and organizational culture and change. He spent three years on a special graduated with a commission as a second lieutenant in 1974. His expertise is focused on leadership management in the MBA programs. He enlisted in the Army in 1969, attended West Point, and Colonel is a LeBoeuf professor in the Fuqua Business School whereof he teaches leadership and Professor, Duke University D accomplishments and stories have been compiled in his autobiography, division titles in an extraordinary 20-year career as the Dodgers’ manager. Lasorda’s Many of greatest a 1,599-1,439 record and won two World Championships, four National League pennants and eight was named Vice President in 1996, and promoted to Senior Vice President in 1998. Lasorda compiled the Dodger organization and fifth as Special Advisor to the Chairman. After 20 years as manager, he Regarded by many as baseball’s most popular ambassador, Tommy Lasorda is in his 61st season in Special Advisor to the Chairman, LA Dodgers T Thursday, 7:30pm,F-1* towards success. him and make him successful. Tommy will speak about self-confidence, as he believes it is the first step institutions, and has used those principles along with an astounding self-confidence sense of to guide an Italian immigrant, he was raised to believe respect is the foundation life. He of respects those four his his love family, of and his the love Dodgers. of Growing up in Pennsylvania, five one sons of of “I Believe” anniversary in April 2010. Staff.Chiefs Lasorda of and his wife, Jo, reside in Fullerton, Calif., and will celebrate their 60th wedding a five-countrygoodwill tour last summer throughout the Middle East with thethe chairmanJoint of groups each year. 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During pre-war training, he taught the aviatorsall of teeth as an Army attack pilot over the Southeast jungles of Asia, McElhiney faced his greatest challenge that selected the AH-64 Apache as the new US attack helicopter. In 2003, some 33 years after cutting his Army’s first terrain flight and night vision goggle flying programs. He was also of thea member team McElhiney served as the Army’s first Cobra senior standardization instructor pilot and started the called “Ranger North, ” and assisted in rescuing a special forces team from an undisclosed location. and was shot down three times in three days, provided close air support for ground troops at a place deployed to Southeast Asia with the 101st Airborne Division. He participated in the invasion Laos of born in Peoria, Illinois in 1946. He joined the Army and earned his pilot wings in January 1970 and operations for the US Army while imbuing a warrior ethos in countless Army aviators. McElhiney was WarrantChief Officer Five (CW5) McElhiney has been instrumental in developing attack helicopter Command Warrant Cheif Officer, 4th Combat Aviation Brigade C Friday, 8:00 am, D-2 the IdentityMember of Development Panel enjoys being outwitted by his two young daughters and going on long runs with 20his years. wife of in emerging adulthood, and the development cultural awareness.of In his spare time he thoroughly members, childhood psychopathology, parenting and discipline issues, multiple developmental pathwaysHis research, academic, and service interests have included marriage and family issues among Air Force counseling with cadets in the Cadet Counseling Center as well as teaching and conducting research. the Behavioral Department of Sciences and Leadership at US Air Force Academy in 1998, conducting adolescent, and family psychologist at the University Utah Neuropsychiatric of Institute. 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She is a Fellow theAlumnus prestigious of American University, a Masters Certificate in Advanced Social Research from Afrikaans University in international development organizations. Registre has an MA in Philosophy and Social Policy from Before joining Women for Women International, Registre worked in various capacities with other poverty, women’s economic empowerment, organizational development, capacity and staff building. hercourse career of she has managed diverse projects focusing on governance, political participation, field work in Chad, the Democratic theRepublic Congo, of Rwanda, South Africa, and Sudan. Over the seasoned international development professional with over 10 years experience including eight years of Judith Registre is the PolicyDirector of and Outreach at Women for Women International-UK. 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Dr. Thomas Zweifel Leadership Professor, Author

Dr. Zweifel is the CEO of Swiss Consulting Group, a New York City-based leadership development company that was named a “Fast Company” by Fast Company magazine. He has taught leadership at Columbia University and business schools in Europe, Israel, and Australia. Dr. Zweifel is the author of six leadership books, including Leadership in 100 Days, Communicate or Die, Culture Clash, and The Rabbi & the CEO: The Ten Commandments for 21st Century Leaders. He is based in New York and Zurich where he lives with his wife and two daughters.

“21st-Century Leadership: Leading Through Language” - Leadership is in crisis. And in the rough seas of a borderless economy, the Internet, and outsourcing, a seismic shift has changed the game. Virtually anyone can lead now. But how do you breed principled leaders? Is leadership a matter of DNA, culture, or coaching? In this interactive and action-packed workshop, Dr. Zweifel will show you how to lead through language. The listener will learn how to become a great communicator who builds trust and gets results through effective speaking and listening, how to avoid culture clashes and manage skillfully across cultures, how to unleash people power for performance, and how to turn breakdowns into breakthroughs.

Thursday, 9:30 am, L-5 Thursday, 1:30 pm, H-1 guardians of trust: Leaders in the modern era

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