Diversity Committee Evals
-DEDICATED EXPERT. He managed a professional climate survey for over 2,114 Sailors and civilians. His expertise helped identify both positive leadership attributes and areas of concern, allowing NAS JAX to remain a 'center of excellence' focused on employee growth.
-INVOLVED THROUGHOUT. Hand selected by the Region Command climate specialist to assist six tenant commands with EO complaints. He provided expert analysis of survey data, helping to create a culture of personal and professional growth opportunities.
-HIGHTLY EFFECTIVE PROGRAM MANAGER! As IA coordinator, he mentored and processed over 100 IA Sailors ensuring they were deployment ready. As Multicultural Awareness liaison, he led 60 base wide events, celebrating diversity and creating cultural awareness throughout NAS Jacksonville.
Chief Mabry is a highly knowledgeable Command Climate Survey, committed to the Sailors he serves and the mission of the command. Promote.
- OUTSTANDING COMMAND IMPACT. Active member of the diversity team, he assisted in the planning and execution of monthly heritage events such as Hispanic-Latino Heritage Month and Black History Month. Additionally, as the MWR Secretary, he helped coordinate the command holiday gift give away, the disposition and set up of the ship's gym equipment and command picnic. His willingness to make continuous improvements greatly increased command morale and is a key enabler to building a culture of excellence on the USS Germantown.
Petty Officer Leyte displayed exceptional leadership as Chairman of the Cultural Diversity Committee leading 11 officers, Chiefs, and junior enlisted fostering a culture of respect and acceptance at OTC Newport. As a member of the Command Assessment Team, her desire to enhance unit cohesion was apparent as was her commitment to continued excellence at the command level.
As a proactive member of the Diversity Committee, she assisted greatly in 3 events totaling 8 hours: NEC Fair, Multicultural Fair, and the Hispanic event. She also assisted with several other events through the CSADD committee including Native American Celebration Event and Thanksgiving Meal for Junior Sailors.
As the Program Coordinator of the Diversity Committee, he led the coordination of 24 cultural observances and 8 trivia games acknowledged by the Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute (DEOMI) to raise awareness of familiar categories of race, religion, age, gender, and national origin.
Upon arrival, he quickly got up to speed with OMBUDSMAN and FRG groups to establish solid relationships before deployment. Determined to promote a harmonious atmosphere, he established the following programs: About Face, Life Skills, GLASS, Friends of Bill, Blue Jackets Association, Diversity Committee, 3&2 Association and ship's INDOC. In only three months, he united the crew of 3,440 sailors and worked through the complexities of working with a new CO, XO, and HODs.
Petty Officer Haley was a momentous player in upholding crew morale and understanding by holding collateral duties as MWR Representative, Diversity Committee Member, and United Through Reading Program Representative.
Her ability to skillfully lead WASHINGTON'S largest division while simultaneously making command-wide impact is an example for both peers and juniors to emulate. Her involvement as Diversity Committee Member and MWR rep had far-reaching effects on the morale and professional development of junior sailors.
AS A MEMBER OF THE MULTICULTURAL DIVERSITY COMMITTEE, SHE HOSTED MULTIPLE OBSERVANCES.
AS DIVERSITY COMMITTEE LEAD, HE AUTHORED THE COMMAND'S INSTRUCTION AND LED A TEAM OF SIX SAILORS IN THE PLANNING AND EXECUTION OF FIVE EVENTS PROMOTING CULTURAL AWARENESS TO OVER 40 SAILORS AND CIVILIAN MARINERS.
As president of the Command Diversity Committee, he led 9 Sailors in the coordination of 10 multi-cultural ceremonies and observances fostering unit cohesion and a positive environment for 104 Sailors. As a member of the Navy Ball Committee he has planned and organized 15 fundraisers and 2 burger burns raising $75,000 for the 2016 New Jersey Navy Ball allowing junior Sailors to attend at no cost.