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USAFA/CWPH Function: The CWPH office serves as an advisory staff to the Commandant of Cadets on all USAFA CW Human Relations Climate (HRC) and Human Relations Training and Education (HRT&E) related programs. The program’s primary objective is to foster an equal opportunity environment that develops leaders of character, who respect the dignity of all human beings, and who use human relations skills as an integral part of effective leadership. The program also works to integrate AF EO and HR-related instruction into USAFA/CW officer development and Commissioning Education (CE) programs. USAFA/CWPH Role: The office’s HRT&E roles include: Assists the Commandant to develop and maintain HRC and Equal Opportunity and Treatment (EOT) related policies, directives, and programs impacting USAFA/CW personnel. Keeps the Commandant apprised of HRC and HRT&E program issues and concerns within the USAFA/CW. Provides program updates through the Vice Commandant of Cadets, Culture and Climate (USAFA/CWP) weekly and monthly reports. The HRT&E serves as a consultant and advisor to Air Officer Commanding/Academy Military Trainers (AOC/AMTs) and their Associates AOC/AMTs on all USAFA/HR climate and education issues and concerns. Coordinates course schedules and forwards USAFA/CW HRT&E course lesson plans and supporting materials to the Curriculum Division (USAFA/CWTP) annually. Works synergistically with the Center for Character and Leadership Development (CCLD) to review, develop and…

2015-06-22 – GD1S01A – PacManProject – Jeffrey Ka Shing Wong Pacman 1945 is an altered version of Pacman, it has a ghost system similar to the original of Pacman. It plays similar to the original Pacman but not exactly. With some slight changes and the new given name, Pacman 1945, it is trying to portray a different and better experienced game. What Pacman 1945 differs from Pacman are these features; gameplay, player movement, playing grounds, interface and artificial intelligence. The first…

John Updike’s “A&P” and Joyce Carol Oates’ “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?” suggests that coming of age in the 60s is markedly different for young men and women. Updike’s Sammy is essentially on a quest for independence from an authoritative figure. The authority figure in question here is Lengel, Sammy’s boss at the A&P, who is portrayed as a “dreary . . . Sunday school” teacher, hides behind the “door marked MANAGER (288). Seeing that Lengel believes in the power of his position…

Believe it or not, The United States has not been a superpower for as long as most people may believe. Many people in today’s society think the United States has been the way we are forever. Before the late 1800s, the United States was a divided nation that was reluctant to indulge in technological development and industrialization. However, after many technical, social/cultural, and organizational changes in the United States, this soon had changed making the American government a major power.…

Juhi Kapoor Ms. Toneatti AP US History/ Pd. 7 April 27, 2015 Period 8 – LEQ Analyze the changes and continuity in the identity and roles of American women from 1945-1980. Following World War II, all men that served in the war returned back to the United States of America, the nation that they had served for. All people were rejoicing in the return of the soldiers and the victory of all the Allies during World War II in 1945. Many women worked to support the nation during the wartime period. The…

Between 1900 and 1945, drastic change occurred from a global view. New economic, political, and military ideas were introduced resulting in divided nations and people. Large continents struggled to cope with these changes in nationalism, imperialism and militarism. Their struggles creating poverty, death and misery. As these large continents battled out their differences, the balance of power from 1900 and 1945 shifted from European domination on all levels to U.S control using liberal and…

In the Cold War’s passing, the idea of historians bringing to light the truth of what happened during it without the influence of political barriers setup. This brought the hope that a more open study of the period may bring about a new comprehension, with the new evidence available. In 1945: The War That Never Ended, Gregor Dallas takes a new approach to the view of World War II and the Cold War that followed, starting from the Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact of 1939 to the end of the 1950s.…

Chirayu Shah Mrs. McElroy APUSH 2, Sect. 2 31 March 2017 From 1945 to 1968, many groups of people were asking for rights, but the main focus was on the African-American community. They were asking for equality in the country, especially in the South. During this twenty-three period time frame, many events took place that changed their role in society. Although it did face great backlash, the government continued to work in their favor. Leaders in the African-American community unified the…

The period between 1945 and 1974 was a period of division of groups and countries while there were also protests of issues in the United States. Blacks wanted the Civil Rights they deserved, desegregating public places where they could have the same rights as whites. The world war altered the balance of powers in Europe, causing social and political alliances between different countries. The Wartime alliance, Soviet Union tried to take over Western Europe to establish a new regime in East…

media coverage of America’s social awareness of racial profiling. The country is becoming racially divided even with a black president, Barack Obama, as the nation’s leader. Some people argue that tensions have become even worse between different ethnic groups. In a recent poll, 41 percent of Americans think the police use deadly force against them. 83 percent among black men..(Sarah Dutton, Jennifer De Pinto, Anthony Salvanto, and Fred Backus, Poll: What do Americans feel about race…