Junior Enlisted Association (JEA) Evals
VALUABLE TEAM PLAYER. YN3 Bass served as the Media Coordinator for Junior Enlisted Association (JEA). She participated in fundraisers and efforts to boost morale in the command. Organized the monthly fundrasier for 6 months, that raised 2,100 dollars. Also, while on USS DWIGHT D. EISEHOWER (CVN 69) for COMPTUEX, she helped raise 2,000 dollars for command.
- MESS LEADER. As an active JEA member, coordinated a Back-to-School Drive for a local elementary school.
- COMMAND IMPACT. As JEA mentor, led X Sailors in X command food, coin, and patch sales events that yielded $X and contributed to command cohesiveness.
- COMMAND IMPACT. As JEA Event Coordinator, worked X breakfast events, earning $X in sales. Additionally, she coordinated the red carpet photo booth for the command's Christmas party, boosting command morale.
- PEER LEADER. As Vice President of the Junior Enlisted Association, she organized and led 16 Sailors collecting 190 pounds of trash on Norfolk Naval Station.
- LEADER AMONGST PEERS. As Junior Enlisted Association President, she led X junior Sailors in chaperoning X school functions and established a reading program for X children. Coordinated and led X fundraisers, raising over $X for the Children's Holiday Party.
- INSPIRATIONAL LEADER. As Junior Enlisted Association President, led X Sailors during X fundraising events which raised more than $X directly leading to increased command morale through X volunteer events, X bowling tournaments, a command picnic, and Holiday Party.
- COMMAND PILLAR. As Junior Enlisted Association Secretary, provided detailed information regarding fundraising, training, and community service events in addition to meeting minutes and information to her peers.
- COMMAND INVOLVED. Selected by her peers as Junior Enlisted Association Vice President. Instrumental in the coordination of a very successful Children's Holiday Party.
- MESS INVOLVED. As Junior Enlisted Association Master at Arms, revised the by-laws, enhancing camaraderie and esprit-de-corps across a highly diverse group of junior Sailors.