USAFAI16-501 — Corporate Process And Governance

USAFAI16-501 governs the Academy corporate process for resource programming and planning, including organizational decision-making and responsibilities.

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  • Publication number: USAFAI16-501
  • Title: CORPORATE PROCESS AND GOVERNANCE
  • Date: 2021-01-06

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It describes the USAFA Board, USAFA Group, Panels, and Committees, including their roles in reviewing issues and allocating resources. It establishes processes for e-staffing, programmatic recommendations, Academy initiatives, and headquarters coordination.

Applies to: This publication does not apply to Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) units and the Air National Guard (ANG).

Topics covered

  • Corporate structure
  • Resource programming
  • Resource allocation
  • USAFA Board
  • USAFA Group
  • Academy initiatives
  • Headquarters coordination

Questions and answers

How is the USAFA corporate structure organized?

The USAFA Corporate Structure consists of the USAFA Board (chaired by the Superintendent) and USAFA Group (chaired by the Vice Superintendent) supported by Panels that oversee Committees. (paragraph 2)

How are most USAFA Group and Board decisions made?

The vast majority of Group and Board decisions will be accomplished using e-staffing IAW HQ USAFA Director of Staff business rules and staffing processes. (paragraph 2)

What does the USAFA Board do with programmatic recommendations?

The Board reviews and acts on programmatic recommendations and other issues having broad institutional impact referred from the Group. (paragraph 1)

Who has ultimate decision authority in the USAFA Group?

The Vice Superintendent (CV) retains ultimate decision authority. (paragraph 1)

What does the USAFA Group do with new Academy initiatives and programmatic changes?

The Group will adjudicate and prioritize new Academy initiatives and programmatic changes and will direct Academy programmatic changes within the range of Academy approval authority, funding, and manpower. (paragraph 1)

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