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    Civilian Developmental Education offers opportunities to learn, grow

    The Air Force Civilian Developmental Education program is a portfolio of courses and training designed to address the developmental needs of the civilian workforce at all levels. Programs help civilians to achieve short or long term goals at a level appropriate to their needs and desired path of future growth. These include opportunities for civilians to attain associate through advanced college degrees in Air Force institutions and spots in military professional education programs. Applications for Academic Year 2020 open on March 1.
  • Running to help

    Running to help

    Runners take off at the Combined Federal Campaign 5k run Nov. 16 at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla
  • Salsa class

    Cultures gather at Hispanic festival, salsa class

    This year’s Hispanic Heritage Month activities began with a festival at the Air Force Enlisted Village Sept. 19.
  • money clip (USAF graphic/Staff Sgt. Mike Meares)

    Military Saves Week begins soon

    Military Saves Week kicks off here Feb. 27 – March 3
  • Senior Airman Christina Faro, 96th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, receives information from Donna Shoebrook, Saint Leo University staff coordinator, at the Education Center open house Oct. 13 at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. Four universities and one college were presented to promote awareness of the opportunities to pursue higher education on the base. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kevin Gaddie)

    Education Center hosts open house

    The pursuit of higher education has proven to better the chances for a service member’s career advancement, or for a well-paying job upon transition to civilian life. An Education Center open house was held here Oct. 13 to present the five on-base schools: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; Saint Leo University; University of Maryland University
  • Lady of Justice

    2nd quarter status of discipline

    The following disciplinary actions occurred here between April and June. A senior airman from the 96th Security Forces Squadron was found guilty at a special court-martial and was sentenced to 10 months confinement, reduction in rank to airman basic, a $1,000 forfeiture of pay for 10 months and a bad conduct discharge, for committing a lewd act on

  • AFMC successfully transitions to new civilian pay system

    Some 12,500 Air Force Materiel Command civilian employees have transitioned to the Acquisition Workforce Demonstration Project, or AcqDemo, pay system, effective June 12.Under AcqDemo, employees no longer carry their general schedule, or GS, designation and numbered grade. Instead, they have been placed in one of three broadbands comparable to
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