Leadership Roles at the Brigade Level TEXT- PRESENTATION - PRESENTATION (pptx) C. Leadership and Management TEXT- PRESENTATION- PRESENTATION (pptx) L4 Leadership Skills & Theories 'Use Tools of the Trade' A. The Cadet: Leadership Skills TEXT - PRESENTATION - PRESENTATION(pptx) B. Cadet Ranks & Promotion. The Corps of Cadets is organized as a battalion, a typical military structure with promotions based on academic achievement, conduct, proven leadership abilities, dependability, sportsmanship, and adherence to the Academy’s values. Drill Cadet Leadership Training (DCLT) Drill Cadet Leadership Training (DCLT) is a 4-week program that provides cadets an opportunity to apply leadership skills, interact with highly skilled and experienced Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs) and drill sergeants, and improve common task skill proficiency in an Army training environment.
SPRING 2020
Battalion & Company Leadership
Battalion Commander: C/LTC Edrick Bay (center) Battalion XO: C/MAJ William Barnes (left) Battalion CSM: C/CSM Catherine Anderson (right) |
Alpha Company Commander: C/CPT Kevin Ramirez | Bravo Company Commander:C/CPT Armando Manrrique | Charlie Company Commander: C/CPT Dominic Mercado C/1LT Charlie Company 1SG: C/1SG Allison Braden |
Staff
| S1-Personnel | S2-Intelligence | S3-Operations |
OIC: C/CPT Brandon Mercado Asst. OIC: C/1LT Arlene Campos Asst. OIC: C/1LT Sarah Pagan | OIC: C/CPT Nathan Klick | OIC: C/CPT Chris Sheehan |
| S4-Logistics | S5-Volunteer/Community Outreach | S6-Signal |
OIC: C/CPT Derek Hornsby | OIC: C/CPT Tanner Blanchard Asst. OIC: C/1LT Leroy Samudio | OIC: C/CPT Kai Willis |
Duties & Responsibilities
Battalion Commander(C/LTC) – Supervises, provides guidance, and direction for the Roadrunner Battalion XO, Company Commanders, and Battalion CSM in ensuring all activities and training are planned, coordinated and executed efficiently; Responsible for Mentorship Program; Link between Professor of Military Science and Cadet Battalion
Battalion Executive Officer (C/MAJ) – Second in command; assumes command and commander responsibilities in the Cadet Battalion Commander’s absence; Responsible for the cadet battalion staff officers, oversight of Training Meetings, to include note taking with due-out summarization; Supervises Roadrunner Budget Committee (responsible to cadet fund allocation); Ensures all training sites/venues are reserved; Works with C/S3 to ensure proper training oversight
Battalion Command Sergeant Major(C/CSM) – Principal advisor to the commander on the state of morale, discipline, and training of cadets within the battalion; Oversees company C/1SGs, Physical Training Plans, UTSA Army ROTC Color Guard; Link between Senior Military Instructor and Cadet Battalion
S1 (C/CPT) – Principal staff officer for all matters concerning human resources including personnel readiness, personnel awards, and headquarters management; creates and maintains Roadrunner Battalion Matrix, updates rosters with cadet contact information
S2(C/CPT) – Supervises battalion physical security; Provides terrain analysis, light and weather data and threat information for battalion planning; Creates storyboards of all battalion functions; Oversees the cadet recruiting efforts (ROO Team)
S3(C/MAJ) – Plans, organizes and supervises the conduct of all cadet training; largely responsible for maintenance of training meeting slides; updates Cadet Portal with training products (OPORDs, CONOPs, etc), oversees Evaluation Cards (Blue Cards)
S4(C/CPT) – Responsible for coordinating the logistics integration of supply, maintenance, transportation and services for the Battalion; works with cadre S4 to ensure proper accountability of West Campus supply room.
S5(C/CPT) – Responsible for enhancing the relationship between military forces and civilian authorities; In control of all Battalion fundraising, volunteer events and activities; Responsible for tracking all cadet volunteer hours; Lead of UTSA Army ROTC Alumni Association
Cadet Leadership Feedback Phase 1
S6(C/CPT) – Responsible for photo/video support for all Battalion events (PAO); all social media (i.e Facebook, Instagram, Flickr), UTSA ARMY ROTC website; ensures communication (radios, callsigns, speaker) during all training events
Company Commander (C/CPT) –
Cadet Leadership Training
- Responsible for all company level activities
- Supervises, provides guidance to and directs the company staff, platoon leaders and Company First Sergeant in ensuring all activities and training are planned, coordinated and executed efficiently
- Sets the standard and direction of the company
- Builds an effective company chain of command and develops a positive command climate
- Develops company level training plans and continually assesses training progress, paying particular attention to Physical Training, Labs, and CST
- Responsible for developing company commander’s intent aligned with the intent of the cadet battalion commander and PMS; communicates intent and empowers subordinates to act appropriately to accomplish the mission
- Insures cadet compliance with policies and procedures of the program
- Creates suspense time/dates to accomplish company level missions and enforce standards
- Disseminates information from the cadet battalion chain of command
- Oversees counseling of cadets in all areas to include, but not limited to leadership evaluations, absences, and duty performance; maintains records of all counseling
- Ensures MSIV support cadets are utilized in counseling activities
Cadet Leadership Course
Company Executive Officer (XO) (C/1LT) –
- Second in command; assumes command and commander responsibilities in the Cadet Company Commander’s absence
- Serves as the Chief of Staff; supervises and coordinates the efforts of the company staff in planning, coordination, and execution of company events
- Free the company commander from routine details and passes pertinent data, information, and insight from the company staff to the commander and from the company commander to the staff
- Ensures company staff suspense are met and remains knowledgeable of the current status of staff and MSIV support actions
- Responsible for the safety and risk assessment of all company events
- Ensures all leadership evaluations and rotations are completed and turned into company commander
- Performs all other duties as assigned by the company commander
Company First Sergeant (C/1SG) –
- Principal advisor to the commander on the state of morale, discipline, and training of cadets within the company
- Advises the Company Commander on planning, coordinating and supervising activities of the company
- Creates Physical Training plan and ensures it is posted to prospective bulletin boards in battalion area of operations
- Ensures proper communication channels and dissemination of information to all cadets in company
- Accounts for personnel during all company level activities and events
- Conducts company formations; responsible for training and execution of drill and ceremony at company level
- Responsible for the appearance of cadets, equipment, and facilities with guidance from C/CSM.
- Responsible for the readiness and implementation of any company level hip-pocket training
- Performs all other duties as assigned by the company commander