I hope as you read this issue
of The Gazette all of you are in good
health and spirits. We’ve had a busy
time with AMRAC this winter and
spring. We have been busy lately
with some exciting new projects.
Our organization is blessed with
a broad background of life experiences
and interesting members. As
a result, we have taken on an ambitious
project to write a leadership
book using the life experiences and
stories of our current and former
AMRAC Veterans of the Year and
past recipients of our Distinguished
Veteran’s Award. The book will be
targeted at younger readers and
intertwined with the principles of leadership.
There is a complete article on the project in this issue of the Gazette.
Another project that is also detailed in
this issue is the start of a partnership
with the Center for Military Sociological
Studies (CMSS). This partnership
has resulted in one venture to date. The AMRAC web site will list job opportunities and employment
announcements. This information will also be available on the CMSS site at http://www.centerformilitarystudies.com. ...more | Gazette Archives
George Stapleton Youth Scholarship Presented
Christina Wood, daughter of MSG and Mrs. Scott Wood of Fort Belvoir, VA was awarded the George Stapleton, Sr. “Youth National Essay Grant” for 2006. Wood’s essay “The Price of Freedom” was judged as the top entry for the Atlantic States Region of AMRAC, A monetary grant was presented by AMRAC Director of Awards, George Taylor, ...more
Leo Williams Youth Scholarship Presented Catherine Cottrell of Canton, Ohio was recently presented with the Leo Williams scholarship award, named for the father of AMRAC member SGM Ron Williams who has supported many worthy causes through his charitable contributions. City Counselor Joe Carbiney presented a certificate and check for $500.00 on behalf ...more
