About the Program
Completion of this course satisfies OPM’s 5 CFR § 412 requirement for executive, management, and supervisory development. This 5 day exportable course is designed to provide training to newly hired/promoted civilian and military supervisors of USCG civilian personnel. The course material is created to introduce each new supervisor to topics and requirements that they are required to know based upon their new position as a supervisor of civilian personnel.
Participant Objectives/Lessons
- Course Introduction
- Purpose of a Supervisory Leader
- Risk Management
- Communication
- Team Building
- Poor Performers/Coaching
- Conflict Management
- Delegation
- Stress and Decision Making
Eligibility
This class is for newly hired/promoted civilian and military supervisors of USCG civilian personnel. Newly appointed supervisors will have priority, however experienced supervisors and managers may also attend.
Class Convening Dates
| January 10-14, 2022 |
San Juan, PR |
LCDR Jay Shirey
Jay.M.Shirey@uscg.mil |
| January 24 - 28, 2022 |
Cape Cod, MA |
CWO Alexis Agaman
Alexis.A.Agaman@uscg.mil |
| February 28 - March 4, 2022 |
Baltimore, MD |
Joseph Herman
Joseph.W.Herman@uscg.mil |
| April 25 - 29, 2022 |
Miami, FL |
LTJG Samantha Kenis
samantha.n.kenis@uscg.mil |
| May 23 - 27, 2022 |
Elizabeth City, NC |
Doug Smith
Douglas.T.Smith@uscg.mil |
| June 13 - 17, 2022 |
San Juan, PR |
LCDR Jay Shirey
Jay.M.Shirey@uscg.mil |
| July 11 - 15, 2022 |
Baltimore, MD |
Joe Herman
Joseph.W.Herman@uscg.mil |
| July 25 - 29, 2022 |
Alameda, CA |
Stormie Batulanon
Stormie.S.Batulanon@uscg.mil |
| August 8 - 12, 2022 |
Washington, DC |
Sherae Taylor
Sherae.D.Taylor@uscg.mil |
| August 22 - 26, 2022 |
Petaluma, CA |
Adam Jaime
adam.r.jaime@uscg.mil |
| September 12 - 16, 2022 |
New Orleans |
Megan Mahoney
Megan.M.Mahoney@uscg.mil
|
| September 19 - 23, 2022 |
Portsmouth, VA |
Robert McDermott
robert.j.mcdermott1@uscg.mil |
(please sign-up with the POC listed NLT 2 weeks before the start date)
COVID 19 Guidance
Optimal class size is 30 or less students, with a per room limited by Coast Guard Policy and local masking / distancing policy. A limited number of travel tonos are available for students who live outside the local commuting distance (50 miles) of the training locations.
eTQC lists COVID-19 guidance for HT-ROM, and ALCOAST 074/21
Prerequisites
It is recommended members complete the 40-hour Supervisor of Civilians, Tier I Interactive Multimedia Instruction (IMI) course (502197), prior to Tier II training. Tier I is currently unavailable due to outdated Flash, and is being replaced by the end of this year.
Application Procedures
This course will be hosted by unit and members will sign up with unit personnel.
Program Manager
Alyssa Lombardi, COMDT (CG-128), (202) 475-5516 or Alyssa.J.Lombardi@uscg.mil