**LOGISTICS & MISSION RESOURCES**

**LG01 [Supply or Property Management? What\'s the
difference?]{.underline}**

Presenter: Johnny Dean, Director, Logistics & Mission Resources and K.
C. Jones, Chief Supply/Management

Come learn about the latest and greatest in the CAP Supply world. Topics
will include upcoming changes to CAPR 67-1, the consolidation of CATS
and CEMS into IMS (What\'s IMS?), and how to prepare for a Survey Audit,
Compliance inspection or WFA visit. All in all it\'s a golden
opportunity to meet the LG leadership and ask all the questions you
want.

**INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY**

**IT01 [eServices - CAP Utilities]{.underline}**

Presenter: Tim Cooper HQ CAP/IT

Come see what\'s available to all members in CAP Utilities. Want to
record your Pilot or ES Qualification? You\'ll see all this and how to
get the data out so you can use it.

**IT02 [eServices -- Restricted Applications]{.underline}**

Presenter: Ron Meanor HQ CAP/IT

 

Want to quit sending in paper? Come learn how to update your unit
information, record specialty tracks, maintain duty assignments,
transfers, promotions and more all on eServices.

**IT03 [eServices -- Commanders Corner]{.underline}**

Presenter: Joseph Hall HQ CAP/IT

Commanders from all levels come and learn about the features in
Commander Corner and other tools you can use to better manage your unit.
This is the place to come to discuss ideas that you have to make it
better.

**FLEET MANAGEMENT**

**MX01 [Aircraft Maintenance]{.underline}**

Presenter: Nelson \"Dan\" Daniel, HQ CAP/MXA

Nelson \"Dan\" Daniel, the E.F. Hutton of CAP aircraft maintenance, will
provide instruction and lead discussions on various aircraft maintenance
functions to include: compliance inspections findings; CAP aircraft
condition rating database; new aircraft purchases, new aircraft decals,
major maintenance reimbursement; 406 MHz ELTs; and GPS database updates.
Learning lab will conclude with a representative from Cessna Aircraft
Company providing guidance on the various NAV III G1000 database
subscriptions.

**MX02 [Wear It In - Don\'t Wear It Out]{.underline}**

Presenter: Tim Morland, Engine Component Inc

Learning lab will feature Mr. Tim Morland, Director of Sales and Product
Development of Engine Components, Inc. (ECI) providing instruction for
proper Aircraft Engine Break-In and Run-In.

**MX03 [Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Program]{.underline}**

Presenters: Larry Kauffman, HQ CAP/MX; Gary Schneider, HQ CAP/MXD

A look at where we are today in the consolidated maintenance program.
Presenters will highlight lessons learned and solicit best practices.
Participants will have an opportunity to share their experiences and
offer suggestions for improvement. This seminar will be particularly
beneficial for wing commanders and aircraft maintenance officers in
wings about to enter the consolidated maintenance program

**MX04 [Vehicle Management]{.underline}**

Presenter: Duane Schultz, HQ CAP/MXV

Transportation and vehicle officers will want to attend this learning
lab. NHQ personnel will review and discuss the CAP vehicle program and
management procedures. They will provide you useful information to use
for CAP vehicle management, including information on how to request new
or replacement vehicles and how to dispose of vehicles that are no
longer needed. We will review recent policy changes regarding minor
maintenance funding and address NEC guidance concerning removing rear
seats from 15-passenger vans and the use of cargo nets.

**PUBLIC AFFAIRS**

**PA01 [Prepare for Inspection]{.underline}**

Presenter: Maj. Al Pabon, NCR PAO

"Inspection" \-- most staff officers dread hearing this. It means more
work getting the dog and pony show together, in other words a waste of
time.

Well, not necessarily.

Join us for a discussion on how to prepare for the public affairs
portion of wing and unit inspections. We will discuss why inspections
are needed, their importance, how to prepare and how the inspection can
be a learning/growth experience for the PAO. We will also talk about the
importance of wing and region PAOs being involved with the inspection
process as a resource for their unit and the inspector general, and why
you should consider being an inspection team member. A resource CD will
be distributed to participants with templates, samples, best practices
and much more.

**PA02 [Grab that Byline ]{.underline}**

Presenter: Julie DeBardelaben & Steve Cox, NHQ/PA

You've written excellent copy about a CAP member or mission. Now you
want to publish it. Your writing could shine in your local media, maybe
even on "CAP News Online" or in the *Civil Air Patrol Volunteer*. Find
out how to enhance your chances for publicity and make your region, wing
or unit proud!

**PA03 [Networking for Success (FRIDAY)]{.underline}**

Presenter: Capt. Steven Solomon, SER DPA

The days when networking meant having a cocktail with \"the boys\" at
the Chamber of Commerce meeting are long gone.

Is it important to know who your colleagues are in the FAA, TSA, FEMA,
NTSB, DEA and DoD? Should you join professional organizations such as
the National Press Club, Society of Professional Journalists, National
Information Officers Association or the Public Relations Society of
America? Is there any value to having an account on Facebook, MySpace,
or LinkedIn? Is there a reason to participate in list serves and blogs?

This is not your father\'s networking anymore. Learn about the
above and more ways to meet the people you need to know as a CAP PAO.

**PA04 [What MIOs Need to Know to Handle High Profile
Events]{.underline}**

Presenter: Lt. Col. Cynthia Ryan, National PA Team Leader and Nevada
Wing PAO

Don't let the media circus make you look like a clown. This learning lab
will give you the knowledge and tools to be the ringmaster. Get the
inside scoop from the MIO who effectively managed the media frenzy that
erupted with the Steve Fossett search, including inquiries from all over
the world that continue to this day.

By being prepared, Lt. Col Cynthia Ryan rose to the occasion, and you
can, too. Take advantage of training opportunities available for MIOs
with partner agencies such as FEMA and state Emergency Management
agencies. Learn the finer points of media relations, including keeping
your key points simple, bridging and staying on message, as well as
anticipating and preparing for the media's line of questioning. Avoid
getting mauled by the media by keeping them properly fed! With proper
preparations and backed by your hand-picked team of experts, you can
shine in the spotlight.

**MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT**

**MD01 Fund Development for Squadrons**

Presenter: Marie Neese, Chief, Membership Services & Development

This session will cover the basics of fundraising within your
communities. Learn how to assess your needs and what strategies will
best suit that need. We\'ll review some ideas for raising funds
including events, activities, sponsorships and individual gifts. And,
find out what do to after you receive a gift. You\'ll also be provided
with some resources to help you out once you get back home. Come
prepared to share your experiences, good or bad, with raising money for
CAP or for any other community organization.

**MD02 [How To Get People & Keep People In The Business World and
CAP!]{.underline}**

Presenter: 1LT Robin Helgager, Minnesota Wing Recruiting and Retention
Officer

For the past few years, RECRUIT, RECRUIT, RECRUIT has been the battle
cry. But has it worked in the long run? You will learn what it takes to
get people in the door, how to keep them, and how to turn them into the
horses that make your group strong and productive. This seminar will be
full of hands on advice, working demonstrations and leadership models
that will apply to Business, Service Groups, Squadron, Group, Region and
National levels of people management. This seminar is open to Cadets and
Seniors!

**PERSONNEL & MEMBER ACTIONS**

**DP01 [CAP Uniforms - What to wear and how to wear it
properly]{.underline}**

Presenter: Susie Parker, Chief, Personnel and Member Actions

This seminar will provide the most up-to-date information on CAP
uniforms available. Wear instructions, phase out dates, and new items
will all be discussed.

**DP02 [CAP Personnel and Member Actions]{.underline}**

Presenter: Susie Parker, Chief, Personnel and Member Actions

This seminar will cover the latest information on personnel policies and
procedures including promotions, transfers, and adverse actions. Recent
changes to forms and online procedures will be covered.

**AEROSPACE EDUCATION**

**AE01 Above and Beyond: Aerospace Education Program Overview (AE part
1)**

Presenters: Col Mike Murrell, National AE Advisor, Dr. Jeff Montgomery,
Chief of AE, and Susan Mallett, School Enrichment Program Manager

This informational seminar will cover the components of Aerospace
Education (AE), to include AE for cadets and senior members, AE for
teachers and community organizations and the School Enrichment Program
(SEP). It is designed for Aerospace Education Officers at all levels and
anyone else interested in promoting AE within their squadron, group,
wing, region, or local community. The seminar will be beneficial for new
and experienced aerospace officers and will inform and update members on
the current status of all AE programs and how to share AE within the
community. This will be completed in a forum and cross-talk format.

This presentation is intended as part 1 of a two-part session for AE,
but can be done as a single session.

**AE02 [Above and Beyond: Making Aerospace Real for Students (AE part
II)]{.underline}**

Presenters: Col Mike Murrell, National AE Advisor, Dr. Jeff Montgomery,
Chief of AE, and Susan Mallett, School Enrichment Program Manager

This seminar will provide a broad brush view of all of CAP's AE
activities, programs, and resources that fall under the umbrella of the
CAP MARS program (Making Aerospace Real for Students). This seminar will
show the fun, exciting and educational value of aerospace and how easily
it can be interwoven into a classroom setting, a community organization,
or any cadet or composite squadron.

This presentation is intended as part II of a two-part session for AE,
but can be done as a single session.

**AE03 [Learning More about Satellites: Taking Aerospace Above and
Beyond]{.underline}**

**[with Satellite Tool Kit (STK)]{.underline}**

Presenter: Col Mike McNeely

Learning more about the satellites that we rely on daily will also help
us serve our communities better. Satellite Tool Kit (STK) is a dynamic
program that teaches people about satellite operations, the space
shuttle and the International Space Station. This session will include:
how a satellite\'s orbit affects what it can do; the types of satellites
and their missions; and the capabilities of this program to enhance any
senior or cadet AE mission. This is really an exciting hands-on program
that captures everyone's attention, and it is free to CAP units!

**CADET PROGRAMS**

**CP01 [Cadet Programs Update 2008]{.underline}**

Presenter: Curt LaFond, Chief, Cadet Programs and Lt Col Ned Lee,
National Cadet Programs Advisor

What's new in Cadet Programs? During this lab, you'll receive a sneak
peak of the new leadership curriculum being developed, take a guided
tour of the Cadet Promotions Application, and see what else is new and
in the works in Cadet Programs. If you attend only one cadet-related
seminar, make this the one.

**CP02 [Hands-On Leadership for Cadets]{.underline}**

Presenter: Bobbie Tourville, Program Manager, NHQ Cadet Team

If you're like most people, you learn best by doing. Leadership
education is no different. During this lab, you'll learn how to use
hands-on activities to build teamwork and communication skills. This
session is geared for cadets who want to do something fun, and for
seniors who want to learn how to add excitement to their squadron
meetings.

**CP03 [Recruiting & Retention Through "Cadet Great
Start"]{.underline}**

Presenter: Curt LaFond, Chief, Cadet Programs and Marie Neese, Chief,
Membership Development

Training and retention are connected. Cadets who are busy succeed, and
successful cadets stay in CAP. The "Cadet Great Start" program builds on
those principles by offering squadrons a systematic way to transform
ordinary youth into cadets. At this lab, you'll take a guided tour of
the Cadet Great Start program, share practical tips for recruiting,
discover how to host a successful Open House, and more.

**CP04 [How to Start a Color Guard]{.underline}**

Presenter: Maj David Leali, Florida Wing

Have you ever wanted to form a color guard in your unit but weren't sure
how to begin? This lab will show you how. You'll learn how to perform
color guard commands, how to organize and equip a team, how to put your
team to work in the community, and more. Cadets will enjoy the hands-on
aspects of this lab and seniors will appreciate the practical advice and
wisdom of the presenter, who has coached NCC championship teams.

**CP05 [Strong Squadrons, Exciting Meetings]{.underline}**

Presenter: Curt LaFond, Chief, Cadet Programs

The age-old problem of boosting cadet retention is no mystery -- the key
is planning great weekly squadron meetings. What makes a meeting
exciting? What's it take to plan a successful program each week? How can
you save cadets from dull lectures and endless drill in the parking lot?
This session aims to answer those questions and provide a forum for
sharing best practices about weekly squadron meetings.

**CP06 [The Future of Cadet Competition]{.underline}**

Presenter: Curt LaFond, Chief, Cadet Programs and Lt Col Roger Middleton

Director, National Cadet Competition

Ask any cadet who's been there and they'll tell you cadet competition is
a thrilling activity. But unfortunately, the vast majority of squadrons
do not participate in cadet competition at any echelon. Why? Is it time
to rethink the National Cadet Competition model, with an eye toward
making the program more accessible to the average squadron? This lab is
your opportunity to consider some out-of-the-box ideas and share your
thoughts about NCC.

**CP07 [IACE Mythbusters]{.underline}**

Presenter: Bobbie Tourville, Program Manager, NHQ Cadet Team

The International Air Cadet Exchange is one of the premier programs
Civil Air Patrol offers to its cadets and officers. Each year CAP sends
dozens of members to a dozen countries, and hosts a like number showing
"The BEST of America." You can be one of them. Come to the seminar that
will show you what IACE is all about, and how you can become involved as
a cadet, escort, or host wing. If you think you are up to the challenge,
you too can become an IACE Ambassador.

**CP08 [Help Your Cadets Get Ahead]{.underline}**

Presenter: Bobbie Tourville, Program Manager, NHQ Cadet Team

Are you a member of the cadet staff and want to help your junior cadets
gain rank and get the most out of the program? Do you have a cadet who
has trouble testing? Do you have a cadet who's afraid to go to their
first encampment, or is a little shy? Do you want to learn how to help
them get ahead in the program?  This seminar is for you. We\'ll examine
these questions, and talk about your best tool for helping your cadets:
mentoring. It\'s not a buzz word; it\'s the key to your success, and
theirs.

**CP09 [Cadets' Open Forum]{.underline}**

Presenter: National Cadet Advisory Council

This forum is an opportunity for cadets to see what the National Cadet
Advisory Council is doing to represent them. Cadets will also have the
chance to sound-off on cadet-related issues of concern to them.

**PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT**

**PD01** **[Professional Development for Citizens Serving their
Communities]{.underline}**

Presenter: Mark Schultz, NHQ CAP/PD and CAP Col Bryan Cooper, PD Advisor

CAP is an inclusive volunteer organization made up of tens of thousands
of adults from a vast multitude of backgrounds and life experiences, all
professionally banding-together to serve their communities and the
nation. Discover how to more effectively advocate, advise and administer
all elements of the professional development program for this group of
dedicated volunteers. We will share new developments and features as
well as a look over the horizon at the future of the senior member
professional development program. Whether you are a new member, new
professional development officer, or a seasoned veteran, you will gain
renewed insight into your role as an effective leader, mentor and
member. You are guaranteed to leave with many helpful tips!

**DRUG DEMAND REDUCTION**

**DDR01 [Let's Go Flying (FRIDAY)]{.underline}**

Presenters: Dr. Ben Millspaugh, CAP Aerospace Educator

Dr. Ben Millspaugh provides cadets, senior members, DDR officers and
classroom teachers with a preview of a new DDR publication called *LET'S
GO FLYING.* The text uses the fascination of flying and the adverse
effects of drugs on an aviation career as its central theme. \"Dr.
Ben\" explains how good health, an upstanding record, and the Federal
Aviation Administration\'s Airman Medical Certification all become
important career issues in an industry that has a zero tolerance for
alcohol, tobacco and illicit drug abuse. Don\'t miss this one\--it\'s
the premier introduction of a very important DDR publication!

**DDR02 [Generational Differences (FRIDAY)]{.underline}**

Presenter: Dr. Don Jenrette, Drug Demand Reduction Program Manager, Air
Force Reserve Command

Since we are a product of our environment and life experiences, it's
important to recognize and know our generational differences. With our
daily personal interactions with a diverse Civil Air Patrol population
in mind, Dr. Jenrette looks at each generation's distinct attitudes,
behavior, expectations, habits, and motivational buttons to help improve
interpersonal skills.

**DDR03 [Why Drug Demand Reduction?]{.underline}**

Presenters: Lt Col Pam Landreth-Strug, MER Director of Cadets Programs;
Maj Lynn Stuart, National DDR Assistant Team Leader; and Chaplain Gordon
Rourk, Colorado Wing DDR Administrator

At some point, everyone will be touched by drug and alcohol abuse. It
could be through family members, friends, peers, CAP members or even a
total stranger. This interactive lab focuses on ways to connect with CAP
members and the community to provide awareness and education on drug and
alcohol abuse. The presenters share insights from DDR messages they
delivered to over 400,000 CAP members and communities across the
country.

**[OPERATIONS]{.underline}**

**DO01 [What's New in the Operations Arena?]{.underline}**

Presenters: Colonel Andy Skiba, Senior Advisor, Operations; John
Salvador, Missions Director; John Desmarais, Deputy Director for
Operations and other members of the national headquarters missions
directorate staff

CAP's missions are increasingly changing as more and more Federal, state
and local agencies gain a better understanding of the outstanding
CAPabilities CAP has. New missions will be discussed to help everyone
learn about potential opportunities for their wings. Also, recent and
developing changes in regulations, mission requirements, equipment and
training will also be discussed.

**DO02 [Critical Incident Stress Management Update]{.underline}**

Presenters: Lt Col Sam Bernard, CAP National CISM Team Leader; and
members of his staff

This learning lab will introduce the new CISM program staff at the
national level, provide an overview of recent developments in the CISM
program and serve as a brainstorming session for future development of
the program.

*PLEASE NOTE: This is not the same two day training course held as a
pre-course to the conference.*

**DO03 [Pilot Standardization/Evaluation and Glider Program
Update]{.underline}**

Presenter: Colonel Joe Vazquez, Middle East Region/CC (former CAP
National Operations Advisor); Lt Col Leslie Vazquez, CAP National
Standardization/Evaluation Team Leader; and Pete Kalisky, HQ CAP/DOV

This learning lab will explain the philosophy and discuss details of the
newly revised (shortened) CAPR 60-1 and the CAPR 60-1 Web page(s),
discuss revision of the National Check Pilot Standardization Course,
review the Trend Analysis summary, present an update on the glider
program and conclude with an open discussion of how to improve the
overall CAP Stan/Eval program.

**DO04 [How Do I Get Missions Approved Through the CAP National
Operations]{.underline}**

**[Center?]{.underline}**

Presenters: Terry Raymond and Sandie Gaines, HQ CAP/NOC

This seminar will provide participants an overview of the role of the
NOC and a review of the most current mission request and approval
procedures for both Air Force and corporate missions. We will also
discuss important tools that have been added to WMIRS to help make life
easier for everyone. You are encouraged to attend if you want to learn
what is required to get missions coordinated and approved faster.

**DO05 [Air Defense Sector Mission Overview]{.underline}**

Presenter: Gary Pettit, NORAD Exercise Designer Western Air Defense
Sector, Terry Raymond and Sandie Gaines, HQ CAP/NOC

Civil Air Patrol is continually being asked to support more and more Air
Defense Sector missions every year. This seminar will provide an
overview of the requirements and issues associated with supporting these
missions.

**DO06 [NIMS/ICS Missions using the IMU]{.underline}**

Presenter: Lt Col Pete Anderson, CAP National Emergency Services Team
Leader

Complex missions such as the Fossett search can not be successfully
managed without the use of automated tools. This session will
demonstrate how the complex procedural processes mandated in becoming
NIMS/ICS compliant can be simplified and handled using a minimal staff
when the IMU is used to manage a mission. As our missions become more
complex, the need to use automation to minimize the staff requirements
and to assist in the management of the mission becomes a key to success.

**DO07 [WMU Extensions to e-Services]{.underline}**

Presenter: Lt Col Pete Anderson, CAP National Emergency Services Team
Leader

The WMU is a field developed tool that is closely linked to e-Services
and provides many tools and reports that are currently not part of
e-services. Examples of these tools are: aircraft maintenance; safety
meeting management; aircraft scheduling; flight release management;
logistics tools to manage CAPF-75; and communications tools to support
member owned equipment. This session will describe some of the most
commonly used tools in the WMU.

**CHAPLAIN SERVICES**

**HC01 [Chaplain Service Mentoring]{.underline}**

Presenter: Chaplain Col Charles Sharp, CAP, Chief of Chaplain Service

What is the importance of mentoring and why should you be doing it?
Chaplain Charles Sharp will address the importance of being a mentor and
how to do it successfully.

**HC02 [Assisting Police, Sheriff and Firefighters]{.underline}**

Presenter: Chaplain Lt Col Van Don Williams, CAP, Northeast Region
Chaplain

Chaplain Van Don Williams will use his unique experience as a
firefighter and chaplain to advise other chaplains in how to minister to
the needs of these critical first responders.

**HC03 [CAP Chaplain, Are You Mission Ready Yet?!?]{.underline}**

Presenter: Chaplain Maj Marcus Taylor, CAP, Florida Wing Chaplain

Because CAP is involved on a larger level performing vital \"Missions
for America\", our members are required to be actively and continuously
involved in training, SAREX and actual Mission scenarios. As Chaplains,
we must prepare ourselves to be present, functional and effective at
these higher levels of activity. Chaplain Marcus Taylor takes a look at
what is necessary to become \"Mission Qualified\" (or designated a
\"Mission Chaplain\" \[MC\]), and the importance that holds for CAP
Chaplains.

**HEALTH SERVICES**

**HS01 [Health Services 2008]{.underline}**

Presenter: Col Kay McLaughlin, Chief, CAP Health Services

The Health Services Specialty Track is finally here! Find out details of
this program as well as new updates for CAPR 160-1. Guidance for
encampments and cadet medication issues will be provided. This seminar
will also define the roles and responsibilities for HSO's at all levels.

**HS02 [Health Services Issues in CAP]{.underline}**

Presenter: Col Kay McLaughlin, Chief, CAP Health Services

Learn about health and wellness programs in CAP and how they can impact
CAP missions. CAP activities can also be made safer and healthier with
HS input and preplanning. Hot topics in health and prevention will be
discussed.

**HISTORICAL**

**HY01 [History is not Just Old Stuff]{.underline}**

Presenters: Colonel Leonard Blascovich, CAP/HO; LTC Bill Schell CAP/NC

Use of new technology in archiving and storage via scanning,
transferring to CD. Historical Web and increased usage (monographs
contributor's) Development of National Historical Committee CAP
Historian at Unit, Wing and Region level. Development of a CAP National
Repository Development and utilization of a National HQ portable
Historical Display. Upgrading and implementation of a new CAP's
Historian Specialty track.

**GENERAL COUNSEL**

**GC01 [Common Legal Minefields -- Staying Out vs Getting
Out]{.underline}**

Presenters: Gordon Odell, HQ CAP/GC

Use of the legal officer in recognizing legal minefields, avoiding them
when possible, navigating them \"safely\" when the must be crossed and
facing the challenges of getting out of the minefields once you\'ve
wandered in by mistake. Personnel actions, conflicts of interest, use of
Federal appropriated funds, cadet protection issues and more. Audience
participation welcome.

**GC02 [Commanders\' \"Private Moment with CAP\'s Lawyers\" -- Legal
Clinic]{.underline}**

Presenters: Gordon Odell, HQ CAP/GC. Rafael Roles, HQ CAP/GCA and
Volunteer Legal Officers

Closed forum for commanders and lawyers to share issues, answers and
concerns.

**GC03 [Legal Officers -- Does your professionalism jeopardize your
\"amateur?\"]{.underline}**

**[Let\'s Risk it Anyway]{.underline}**

Presenter: Col Andrew Worek, NLO & Gordon Odell, HQ CAP/GC

Professionalism, ethics, and the CAP Legal Officer will be discussed
with an emphasis on ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct associated
with representing the client and maintenance of attorney client
privilege. Opportunity for discussion and analysis of current issues and
controversies. (General Counsel Office will provide assistance in
seeking Continuing Legal Education Credit from your jurisdiction.)

**SAFETY**

**SE01 [The CAP Safety Program Today]{.underline}**

Presenter: Col Letteer, National Safety Officer

This learning lab will review the newly published version 2 of the CAP
Safety on-line reporting system, the revised Safety specialty track,
on-line CAPSafe submissions and current trends in CAP Safety.

**FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT**

**FM01 [Sertifi]{.underline}**

Presenter: Debi Lowtharp, Deputy Director of FM

Sertifi is an online approval processing utility which allows Wing
Directors of Finance or Wing Administrators to scan documents and
distribute them for electronic signature approvals from the Finance
Committee. Sertifi maintains files of approved documents with the
electronic signatures so the Wing will always be audit ready!

**FM02 [Electronic 108's]{.underline}**

Presenter: Robin Vest, Wing Financial Analyst

The WMIRS audit will substantially change the requirements for recording
missions in QuickBooks. This learning lab will introduce you to the new,
streamlined accounting process!

**FM03 [The New Finance Regulation]{.underline}**

Presenter: Susan Easter, Chief Financial Officer

Financial Management for units is now managed through the Wing Banker
program. The proposed new regulation consolidates CAPR 173-1 *Financial
Procedures and Accounting Reports for Units Below Wing Level* and CAPR
173-2 *Financial Procedures for CAP Regions and Wings.* This learning
lab will focus on the new consolidated regulation's requirements. Your
feedback and input is valuable!