USAFAI36-2013 — Superintendent's Usaf Academy Preparatory School Advisory Committee

USAFAI36-2013 governs the USAF Academy Preparatory School Advisory Committee’s integration, visits, reporting, and oversight activities.

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  • Publication number: USAFAI36-2013
  • Title: SUPERINTENDENT'S USAF ACADEMY PREPARATORY SCHOOL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
  • Date: 2017-12-21

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The publication identifies the committee’s focus areas, membership, and ability to add Academy officials for special-interest or problem-area visits. It requires formal visits twice yearly, meeting findings and visit reports, and a final report to the Superintendent after the spring visit.

Topics covered

  • Preparatory School Advisory Committee composition
  • Preparatory School mission integration
  • Formal Preparatory School visits
  • Informal counterpart meetings
  • Instructor exchanges
  • Joint Process Action Teams
  • Reports to the Superintendent

Questions and answers

How often must the PSAC formally visit the Preparatory School?

The PSAC will formally visit the Preparatory School twice each year. (paragraph 3)

When can PSAC members make informal visits to the Preparatory School?

The Committee or its members may make other informal visits to the Preparatory School in connection with duties of the committee or to consult with the commander. (paragraph 3)

What interaction activities are encouraged between Academy mission elements and Preparatory School counterparts?

A working-level program of interaction between the Academy mission elements and their Preparatory School counterparts is strongly encouraged. (paragraph 3)

When must committee members submit findings from informal counterpart meetings?

At least two weeks before each semiannual formal visit, committee members will submit the findings of their informal counterpart meetings to the chair. (paragraph 4)

What must committee members submit after each formal visit?

After each formal visit, committee members will submit individual or group reports to the chair on their issues of interest. (paragraph 4)

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