Florida Legion College
Next Class: January 23-25, 2020, Department Headquarters, Orlando, FL
The Florida American Legion College (FALC) is dedicated to improving leadership skills by stressing personal growth and development. We thank you for taking time from your busy schedule to consider attending this training which is offered on an annual basis. Leadership development can provide opportunities for members to learn what they want to know, to arouse personal initiative, and most of all aids us in developing that characteristic of leadership that lies to some degree within all of us. Knowledge will give us the understanding that a leader is always learning, always doing, always teaching what he/she knows how to work through others and has an understanding of people, post, and community needs.
The college and its course content has been designed to help you do a job more easily and efficiently. Use what you learn to help plan, develop, and carry out the programs in our organization. Use it to review and stimulate your course of action and your position. Use it in connection with The American Legion Officers Guide and Manual of Ceremonies.
Good leadership brings vitality and respect to you and to your organization, always remembering that YOU ARE the organization in the eyes of the public. The Florida American Legion College is designed to assist Leaders and future Leaders of The American Legion and should be used in conjunction with The American Legion Officers Guide, The American Legion Extension Institute and various publications of The American Legion and the Department of Florida.
January 23-25 Schedule
- TBA
*Schedule is subject to change.
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In November 2016 the Department of Florida Executive Committee voted to form a Florida Legion College Committee. This committee is charged with the responsibility to plan, execute and monitor the college class. The committee membership consists of:
The Florida American Legion College Committee
Department Commander Rick Johnson (Rotates Annually)
Department 2nd Vice-Commander Eunice Butts (Rotates Annually)
Department Adjutant, Mike McDaniel
Tom Gora, FALC Chair
Les Martin, Department Children and Youth Chair
Week of December 05, 2019
LEGION REPORTS
Department Membership Summary
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SAL REPORTS
Detachment Membership Summary
Squadron Membership Summary
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(INDIANAPOLIS, December 9, 2019) — In the wake of the apparent terrorist attack at Naval Air Station Pensacola, the leader of the nation’s largest veterans organization called for greater scrutiny of all foreign nationals visiting or training at U.S. military read more >
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