The United States Military Academy's National Conference on Ethics in America is an extraordinary venue that informs, instructs and inspires undergraduate students who exhibit the qualities of character, commitment, honesty, courage and discipline complimented with a passion to serve our nation. The theme for the 22nd annual conference, held in October 2007, was Providing the Nation with Citizens of Character.
Appreciating Diversity: Reawakening the Heart of America
Recent events, both national and regional, remind us of the necessity of appreciating diversity. Because diversity is an essential component of American society, a reawakening of the heart of America from a culture of violence and crisis of leadership is impossible without a true appreciation of the inestimable value of each human being and a respect for their beliefs.
American Leadership Principles in an Age of Corruption
Tragically, and with grave consequences to society, there is a lack of character in both American leadership's public and private sectors which are subservient to an abundance of greed.
MySpace and Internet Security Concerns for Educators and Law Enforcement
In a culture where too many parents are not connected with their children, MySpace presents issues for concern when parental supervision, guidance and direction are lacking.
In Remembrance: Honoring American Military Sacrifices
It is profoundly critical that America honors all American military personnel, especially those whom have made the ultimate sacrifice. Honoring the families whose loved ones in military service have lost their lives is our responsibility and it must be expressed through compassion, character, courage, and understanding.
Violence Concerns from the Schoolhouse to the White House
Due to the serious school violence incidents throughout America, there is a cry for leadership, vigilance and collaboration in schools and from the White House itself.
Leadership: The Essence of Facility and Community Emergency Preparedness
Recently, the White House released its review of the Federal Response to Hurricane Katrina identifying deficiencies which underscore the hurricane was a deadly reminder that America can and must do better in preparing for emergencies.
Emergency Planning: The Essence of Facility Protection
Individuals responsible for facilities must be keenly aware of the criticality of having updated tested emergency plans to protect the lives of individuals entrusted to their care and to safeguard the very survival of their organizations.
Public and corporate corruptions are a pervasive epidemic in American society. The 9/11 and Intelligence Capabilities Commission Reports present compelling fundamental responses needed for the crisis.
Scandalous contemporary headlines from across the nation are replete with corruption revelations that exemplify the need for an American transformation.
Responding to the Leadership Crisis in an Age Of Terror
Events in America, particularly after 9/11, demonstrate a crisis of leadership throughout the very fabric of American society and the need for a transformation through time tested principles.
Unity of Effort: Law Enforcement and Private Partnerships
Operation Cooperation is a call to action, which represents a major national initiative to encourage partnerships between law enforcement and private security professionals. The driving force behind this initiative is an awareness of great benefits to be gained from the public-private �unity of effort� partnerships.
Law enforcement and private security experts must exercise collaborative leadership to protect facilities. At the same time, it should be recognized that the public is the eyes and ears complimenting their work. Training sessions can emphasize several aspects of terrorism awareness.
The Culture of Violence: Issues In School, Workplace Violence, and Terrorism Preparedness
Like never before in American history, communities must provide a level of security diligence and dedicated professionalism to safeguard the health, safety and welfare of its citizens.
Gangs, Guns, and Drugs: Community Awareness and Response
Violence through gang activity is prevalent within American society and a collaborative sustained response from educators, security, law enforcement and families is critical.
Schools must be trained and vigilant regarding possible terrorist attacks. These tips cover potential terrorism and prevention, school safety, crisis management and various related school emergency planning concerns.
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