USMA 1970 National Conference on Ethics in America
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2009
United States Military Academy
Class of 1970 – 24th Annual
National Conference on
Ethics In America
Serving with Integrity
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Scope
Dates: 18 October – 22 October 2009
Location: Eisenhower Hall, USMA
Theme: Serving with Integrity
Goal: Host the Premier National Conference on Ethics in America for
college students and faculty across the country.
Purpose: Promote awareness among undergraduate students of
ethical issues in collegiate communities and in professional career
fields. Provide a forum for discussion about ethical principles and
concepts that apply to college and the professional world.
Expected Outcomes: Challenge students to think critically about
relevant issues spanning a diverse range of topics
Participant Goal: 12 senior leaders, 20 mentors, up to180 college
and university students and 30 faculty delegates.
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NCEA Schedule Overview
18-22 October 2009
Sunday – Participant Arrivals, Reception Station at Cullum Hall
Mentor Dinner (Thayer Hotel)
Monday – Day One of Conference
*** NCEA Intro/WELCOME (Superintendent)
Conference Overview– Len Marella
1st Plenary Lecture –
Small Group Introductions / Discussions
2nd Plenary Lecture –
Small Group Discussions
Tuesday – Day Two of Conference
3rd Plenary Lecture –
Small Group Discussions
4th Plenary Lecture –
***/* Senior Leader Dinner (Herbert Hall)
Boat Cruise and dinner or Soldier Show
*** SUPT participation
* Cmdt Participation
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NCEA Schedule Overview (cont)
Wednesday – Day Three of Conference
*** Capstone Seminar (Sr. Ldr. Day) Intro (GEN Franks)
SLD Panels (CAPSTONE Seminar – 2 rotations)
Small Group Discussions w/Sr. Leaders – 2 rotations
Gift Presentations to Sr. Leaders
***/* Reception and Banquet
Keynote Speaker: TBD
Thursday – Conference Attendees Early Departure
(Note: box meals provided)
*** Superintendent participation
• Cmdt Participation
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Speakers
Keynote:
Plenary Speakers:
CONFERENCE INTRODUCTION -- Len Marella
ETHICS IN SCIENCE ---
ETHICS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY --
ETHICS IN POLITICS --
ETHICS IN BUSINESS --
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2009 NCEA STAFF
Conference OIC LTC Michael Turner
Conference A/OIC MAJ Chad DeBos
Conference NCOIC MSG Ryan Goldsmith
Conference CIC CDT Conley
Conference XO CDT Lee
Conference CSM CDT Vail
Conference S-1 MAJ Michael Baka
S-1 CIC CDT Swanson
In-processing NCOIC SFC Todd Fasnacht
In-processing CIC CDT Swanson
University/College CIC CDT Levy
University/College Asst CIC
Conference Guide CIC CDT Storey
Packet and Final Report CIC
Head Delegate CIC
Conference S-3 MAJ Casey Moes
S-3 CIC CDT Jimenez
Senior Leader/VIP CICs CDT Harris
Banquet CIC
Facilities CIC
S-4 NCOIC MSG Ryan Goldsmith
S-4 (Logistics) CIC
Transportation CIC CDT Sexton
Assistant Transportation CIC
Food Coordination CIC CDT Galima
A-V / Communications CIC CDT Wright
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Senior Leaders
• AOG has provided list of possible invitees
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2009 Mentors
• USMA Faculty
• Class of ’70
• AOG List
• Past Mentors
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Near Term Milestones
• Cadet Staff IPR: Old staff teaches new staff about the NCEA jobs they are
taking over – 19 May 09 (MAJ Moes) (Complete)
• Website updated. Including overview of NCEA and West Point - 29 May
(Carl)
• Contact Ike Hall and reserve/confirm dates for banquet and conference as
well as catering - 29 May (MAJ DeBos)
• Draft OPORD for NCEA staffed internally – 1 Jun (LTC Turner
• All schools have been called with addresses and phone numbers confirmed –
30 Jun (MAJ Moes & Debra)
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2008 NCEA
Some last year facts
• 193 Colleges and Universities were invited; announcements mailed in
early July; formal invites sent in early August
• 66 Colleges and Universities sending representatives
• 128 Student Delegates
• 29 Faculty Delegates
• Initiated Online registration / Homepage Improvements / Facebook
• Conference advertised through several associations that USMA
belongs to (Association for Practical & Professional Ethics and The
American Association of Colleges and Universities)
• Class of 1970 NCEA Endowment covers the cost of the entire
conference; Class of ‘70 instrumental in school and mentor participation
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Hinweis der Redaktion
-Highlights: Dr Marella has been involved with many of the NCEA Conferences. His book “In Search of Ethics” is the foundational book for the conference. He is also serving as a mentor for the Faculty group.
Senior Leaders are recruited mostly by AOG and usually have an association with AOG in some manner. Highlight LTG(R) Blackwell and LTG(R) Moellering Highlight the inclusion of Athletic Coaches