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This document outlines the agenda for a NECC Family Readiness Symposium taking place over two days. The agenda includes capability briefings, guest speakers, chapter sessions on topics like crisis, trauma and resiliency led by facilitators, and a leadership panel discussion. Breakout groups will discuss chapters on communications, total force fitness, roles of personnel, and family readiness during the sessions.
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FRS Agenda Final
- 1. left-157480NECC Family Readiness Symposium<br />AGENDA <br />Tuesday 27 SEP<br />1600-1800 Capability Brief/Static DisplayEchelon IVs, Others TBD<br />1800 -1900Military Coalition EngagementN00, External Leaders<br />Leadership-Support Organizations<br />RIVGRU Conference RoomN00<br />Wednesday 28 SEP<br />0700-0830Arrival - Check In/Exhibitor ShowcaseProtocol/Flag Sec<br />Resources and Exhibitor Showcase available at all breaks<br />0830-0840Call To SeatsCOS<br />0845-0850Presentation of ColorsECRC Flag DetailECRC Color Guard<br />National Anthem<br />InvocationFORCE Chaplain<br />0850-0910Welcome – Commander’s CommentsN00<br />Expectations / Intent for the Symposium<br />0910-0925Roll Call<br />0925-0930Intro-Guest SpeakerFORCMBreak<br />0930-1000Guest SpeakerMCPON<br />1000-1030Break<br />1030-1100Combat Ready Manual Introduction/OverviewN5<br />1100-1215Chapter Session Crisis, Trauma, ResiliencyFacilitators:<br />Mrs. Alcorn<br />CMDCM Hastings<br />1215-1330Lunch Break (Move Wall Dividers)<br />1330-1500Chapter Session 1Facilitators <br />*Breakout Group As Assigned<br />1500-1530Break/Movement<br />1530-1700Chapter Session 2FacilitatorsTBD<br />*Breakout Groups As Assigned<br />1700-1715 Session Wrap-Up<br />1900-2030Optional SessionMs. Donna Cloy<br />“Building Resiliency” Master Resiliency Trainer<br />Chapter <br />left-157480NECC Family Readiness Symposium<br />AGENDA <br />Thursday 29 SEP<br />0800-0930Chapter Session 3Facilitators<br />*Breakout Groups As Assigned<br />0930-0945Break<br />0945-1115Chapter Session 4Facilitators <br />*Breakout Groups As Assigned<br />1115-1245Lunch <br />1245-1250Introduction of SpeakerRDML Paul<br />1250-1345Guest SpeakerMs. Tabler<br />1345-1400Break<br />1400-1515Chapter Session FeedbackFacilitators<br />1515-1615Leadership PanelN00, FORCM, FRD, OMB<br />Open Discussion<br />1615-1630Closing CommentsN00<br />Next StepsN00<br />Breakout Groups Chapter Session1234RedRoles of Personnel Family Readiness Officer Communications Total Force Fitness BlueTotal Force Fitness Roles of Personnel Family Readiness OfficerCommunicationsGreenCommunicationsTotal Force FitnessRoles of PersonnelFamily Readiness OfficerOrangeFamily Readiness OfficerCommunicationsTotal Force FitnessRoles of Personnel<br />