ACWGC UNION ARMY HEADQUARTERS FORUM

For various reasons, several of our veteran faculty members have left the UMA in recent weeks. (My halitosis might be getting bad.) I would invite any officers with at least a year's experience in the club to apply for one of the vacant positions. Things to bear in mind:

• * You do not have to be the best player around. We're teaching or validating basic skills here, not advanced S&T.
  * You do need to be committed to the effort. New cadets need support to become steady members of the club. Training matches should have first priority among your club activities.
  * Successful faculty are friendly, engaging, and knowledgeable. The most important part of a cadet's training experience is to get to know their way around the club, and to feel comfortable connecting to both comrades and opponents.

The pay is good, instructors are respected among their peers, and you'd be doing some of the most important work to sustain the club. Training support provided. Those interested should contact me by e-mail.

mperrenod wrote:For various reasons, several of our veteran faculty members have left the UMA in recent weeks. (My halitosis might be getting bad.) I would invite any officers with at least a year's experience in the club to apply for one of the vacant positions. Things to bear in mind:

• * You do not have to be the best player around. We're teaching or validating basic skills here, not advanced S&T.
  * You do need to be committed to the effort. New cadets need support to become steady members of the club. Training matches should have first priority among your club activities.
  * Successful faculty are friendly, engaging, and knowledgeable. The most important part of a cadet's training experience is to get to know their way around the club, and to feel comfortable connecting to both comrades and opponents.

The pay is good, instructors are respected among their peers, and you'd be doing some of the most important work to sustain the club. Training support provided. Those interested should contact me by e-mail.

You forgot to add the cadets are prone to ply you with copious amounts of whiskey to get passing grades...what do you mean no one else gets whiskey from their cadets?

Well that explains the quality of your reports, Gen. Nelms!