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The U.S. Naval Academy hosted all the Supes at the annual Conference of Service Academy Superintendents (COSAS) with tours, discussions, and topics to the collective interests of the academies.

The above group photo shows in the front row:

Photos from the event: (hover over to see next photo or click here)

2024: Conference of Service Academy Superintendents (COSAS)

Conference of Service Academy Superintendents Sign the Sexual Assault Prevention (SAPR) Proclamation (DVIDS)


Some recent identity-based event photos albums on USNA’s Flickr page:

2024: Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) Proclamation signing
The Naval Academy observes SAAPM by focusing on creating the appropriate culture to eliminate sexual assault and requiring a personal commitment from all service members.

STARRS NOTE: This signing a document is something all the academies are doing this month. “Sexual Assault Awareness & Prevention Proclamation” video on USAFA’s YouTube channel. This seems to be a never-ending perennial problem over the decades since the academies went co-ed. Both the USAFA and USNA superintendents separately stated recently this is the number one issue they are focusing on at their academies, which seems rather strange for US military academies.

2024: Superintendent All Hands
U.S. Naval Academy Superintendent, Vice Adm. Yvette M. Davids addresses U.S. Naval Academy staff during an “All Hands” briefing at Alumni Hall. This photo is interesting of who works there. Guess it was casual day.

2024: NNOA BHM Female Marine Panel
The U.S. Naval Academy hosts the Annapolis chapter of the National Naval Officers Association panel of female Marines for the Black History Month Panel consisting of Col. Morina Foster, LtCol. NaTasha Everly, SgtMaj. Sherri Cook, Maj. Shari Reeder, and CWO4 (Ret.) Elazier-Allison, inspired by the leadership experiences of these women in the Marine Corps in Chauvenet Hall.

2024: Women in Flight Suits Panel
The U.S. Naval Academy Women’s Network and an exclusive panel of female aviators Capt. Sarah Abbott, Capt. Stacey Arenstein, Capt. Ashley Faires, Capt. Kim Dacosta-Azar, Maj. Whitney Irby and Capt. Cecily Walsh, talk to midshipmen for an in-depth discussion on the opportunities ahead, family dynamics, and being an aviator while caring for a family.

2024: Native Youth Leadership Summit (NYLS)
The U.S Naval Academy Native American Heritage Club hosts the Native Youth Leadership Summit (NYLS) in Alumni Hall. The NYLS is designed for youth leaders to meet and develop strategies for improving local and tribal communities through policy development and the resolution process. The summit is a prime opportunity for Native Youth to learn how to become advocates for their communities while networking with their peers and tribal leaders from across Indian Country.

2024: Minority Aviation panel
U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen attend the Minority Aviation panel at Laboon Center.


USNA SELECTS DR. BRIANNE BILSKY AS ASSOCIATE PROVOST FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS (USNA News, 8 Apr 24)
Dr. Brianne Bilsky has been appointed as Associate Provost for Academic Affairs for the U.S. Naval Academy effective July 15, marking the first time an individual from outside the Naval Academy has filled this role.

In her capacity as Associate Provost for Academic Affairs, Bilsky will oversee all matters pertaining to curriculum management and classroom instruction, encompassing scheduling, registration, validation, academic advising, academic calendar, and academic accountability. She will serve as the chief advisor to the Academic Dean and Provost on curricular issues at USNA…..

 

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