Self-Development Workshop
1 August | 1100-1300 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1
Self-development feels like a modern buzzword; some of us do not even know how to effectively apply self-development principles. But, what if there was something to help you understand and apply the knowledge gained through self-development to reach your next level of achievement? The Self-Development Workshop is a 2-hour session designed to help individuals become the best version of themselves personally and professionally. Whether you have a career goal in mind or desire to improve aspects about yourself, this course can help you design a plan of action that will give you that needed nudge to make your goals become reality.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Informed Decision Seminar (IDS)
2 August| 0800-1200 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1
Required for all First and Second Term Airmen within 12 to 15 months of their date of separation. This informational brief is designed to assist with making an informed decision on reenlistment or separation. Topics include Air Force compensation, retraining, assignments, Air National Guard and Air Reserve options and service life intangibles. Spouses are also welcome to attend.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

GPS Workshop
5-9 August | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium
*Pre-Separation Counseling is a pre-requisite for this class
Open to all separating or retiring military members. Mandatory 5-day workshop for transitioning personnel. Congress has deemed that all separating personnel needs to be prepared for life after the Air Force. This class covers financial preparedness, military to civilian skills crosswalk, job search, resume writing, interviewing, VA benefits and a small job fair. Pre-separation counseling is a pre-requisite for this class.

Retraining 101
5 August | 0730-0930 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1
Open to all of Team Buckley. This course will cover all of the details on what to do should you be interested in retraining in the future. The instructor will review where to go on-line and what to look at. It will provide guidance on the best way to start the process. Supervisors are highly encouraged to attend so they can assist their Airmen in the future.

Reintegration Briefings
5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, 26 & 28 August | 1000 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140
Open to military members returning from deployments, extended OCONUS TDYs, or remote tours. This briefing is to help members reintegrate. Mandatory for all AF AD personnel within 4 days of returning. Open to spouses, but childcare is not available (contact A&FRC for some possible options). Other returning personnel are welcome to attend.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Bike Repair Class
6 August Outdoor Rec. & ITT
Want to go biking on your own, but unsure of what to do if something goes wrong with your bike? Learn the essentials to feeling safe on the road. Learn how to change a tire, fix your chain, and other basics to keep you safe on the road.
Cost: Free
Includes: Instructor
Minimum age: All ages welcome
Starts: 1700 | Ends: 1800

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Reintegration Briefings
5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, 26 & 28 August | 1000 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140
Open to military members returning from deployments, extended OCONUS TDYs, or remote tours. This briefing is to help members reintegrate. Mandatory for all AF AD personnel within 4 days of returning. Open to spouses, but childcare is not available (contact A&FRC for some possible options). Other returning personnel are welcome to attend.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Bobby Padia Experience
8-11 August • Grand Mesa
*Must attend a pre-trip brief 5 August at 1700
Experience the western slope of Colorado and spend the weekend fishing, relaxing, and camping on the Grand Mesa. Take on some of the best fishing locations with our guides. Staying at Weir & Johnson campground, we will hike into nearby lakes, Leon Lake and Finney Cuts to catch some monster Brook and Rainbow Trout. Spend the evening fireside and enjoying the stars. Open to all levels of camping and fishing experience.
Cost: $175 | R4R: $45
Includes: Transportation, guides, camping equipment, fishing equipment, meals, campsites
Does not include fishing license
Minimum age: 12
Departs: 0700 | Returns: 1800

Pre-Deployment Briefings
8 & 22 August | 0930 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140
This briefing is from numerous agencies to help member prepare for deployment – to – This entails briefing from numerous agencies in order to help prepare members for deployment.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Bobby Padia Experience
8-11 August • Grand Mesa
*Must attend a pre-trip brief 5 August at 1700
Experience the western slope of Colorado and spend the weekend fishing, relaxing, and camping on the Grand Mesa. Take on some of the best fishing locations with our guides. Staying at Weir & Johnson campground, we will hike into nearby lakes, Leon Lake and Finney Cuts to catch some monster Brook and Rainbow Trout. Spend the evening fireside and enjoying the stars. Open to all levels of camping and fishing experience.
Cost: $175 | R4R: $45
Includes: Transportation, guides, camping equipment, fishing equipment, meals, campsites
Does not include fishing license
Minimum age: 12
Departs: 0700 | Returns: 1800

Airman Professional Enhancement Seminar (APES)
9 August | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 700
140th Wing Auditorium
Open to all E1-E4 who have not attended Airmen Leadership School (ALS). This 1-day seminar will cover topics on: education opportunities, time management, bullet-writing basics, understanding the evaluation system, professionalism and a speed mentoring round at the end.

Held the 2nd Friday each month.
Stop by Panther Den for FREE snacks (until gone) and a chance to win a FSS gift card.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Non-Commissioned Officer Professional Enhancement Seminar (NCOPES)
12-14 August | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1
Open to all Technical Sergeants and Staff Sergeants. This 3-day seminar is designed to augment and reinforce information taught in basic military training, technical training, ancillary training, PME and job experience.

HUMAN PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP
12 August | 0900-1400 Bldg. 1032 | LDC
The workshop content walks you through underlying physiology that governs our behavior, how to master those behaviors yourself and then finishes with applications for high functioning teams. It will provide you information that improves you as an individual, and the squadron by improving team dynamics to facilitate a process-focused, higher-performing organization. It’ll also cover “The Human Operating System”, which discusses how we’re wired and how understanding this information affords us infinite control of mind, body, and performance.

Reintegration Briefings
5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, 26 & 28 August | 1000 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140
Open to military members returning from deployments, extended OCONUS TDYs, or remote tours. This briefing is to help members reintegrate. Mandatory for all AF AD personnel within 4 days of returning. Open to spouses, but childcare is not available (contact A&FRC for some possible options). Other returning personnel are welcome to attend.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Non-Commissioned Officer Professional Enhancement Seminar (NCOPES)
12-14 August | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1
Open to all Technical Sergeants and Staff Sergeants. This 3-day seminar is designed to augment and reinforce information taught in basic military training, technical training, ancillary training, PME and job experience.

Pre-Separation Benefits Briefings
13, 20 & 27 August | 0830-1200 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium
*Mandatory Benefits counseling for all separating/retiring personnel.
Open to all separating or retiring military members. Congress has deemed that all separating personnel needs to be prepared for life after the military. This briefing covers benefits for military veterans as well as what is required to complete the congressionally mandated TAP –GPS process to separate/retire from the military.

CAPSTONE
15, 22 & 29 August | 0900 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 140
13, 20 & 27 August | 1400 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 140
*Appointment Required
Open to transitioning members who have completed all TAP GPS requirements. Mandatory for all personnel before they final out that this is completed. During this event, the DD 2958 will be completed after a thorough review of all documentation required by Congress to separate from the Military.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Non-Commissioned Officer Professional Enhancement Seminar (NCOPES)
12-14 August | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1
Open to all Technical Sergeants and Staff Sergeants. This 3-day seminar is designed to augment and reinforce information taught in basic military training, technical training, ancillary training, PME and job experience.

Initial Tuition Assistance Briefing
14 & 28 August | 0730-0830 | Bldg. 606 | Room 160
All Active Duty and Active Guard Reserves are required to attend this mandatory briefing prior to using the Air Force Tuition Assistance (AFTA) for the first time. This briefing covers the use of TA and the member’s responsibilities in the process. Please contact the Education and Training Office to sign up for this briefing at education@buckley.af.mil

Reintegration Briefings
5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, 26 & 28 August | 1000 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140
Open to military members returning from deployments, extended OCONUS TDYs, or remote tours. This briefing is to help members reintegrate. Mandatory for all AF AD personnel within 4 days of returning. Open to spouses, but childcare is not available (contact A&FRC for some possible options). Other returning personnel are welcome to attend.

How To Read a Credit Report
14 August | 1300-1500 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium
All members of Buckley AFB and spouses. A financial essential to understand today’s credit world. Looking at the DNA of a Credit Report.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Commander’s and First Sergeant’s
Newcomers’ Orientation
15 August | 0730-1200 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium
*Register by 13 August
Orientation for newly arrived Buckley Leadership. Provides AFI required briefs from numerous base agencies to First Sergeants, Chiefs, Superintendents, Senior Civilians and Commanders new to Buckley AFB or new to the senior leadership position.

CAPSTONE
15, 22 & 29 August | 0900 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 140
13, 20 & 27 August | 1400 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 140
*Appointment Required
Open to transitioning members who have completed all TAP GPS requirements. Mandatory for all personnel before they final out that this is completed. During this event, the DD 2958 will be completed after a thorough review of all documentation required by Congress to separate from the Military.

Self-Evaluation of Your Leadership Style
15 August | 1300-1430 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1
Self-evaluation of your leadership style–to be the best leader (and even follower) you can be, you need to take a step back and evaluate your leadership style (maybe your actual style is different from what you want it to be). We will go over various styles (there are multiple different styles from different professionals, we will touch on some of the more well known and ones the USAF uses in PME). This course requires you to look inward, to determine how you currently lead, your strengths and weaknesses. Periodically looking inward helps to make you a better leader.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Family Movie Night
21 December | 1830 | LDC
Join us for a FREE Family Movie Night. This month we will be presenting december movie title here.
Rated PG-13 for some Sci-fi action violence. Registration is recommended, but not required.
To register, please visit www.460fss.com

End of Summer Lock-In
16-17 August | 2000-0600
Celebrate back to school with your classmates!
Cost is $15 in advance and $20 at the door and is for ages 9-18.

Retiree Survivor Benefit Plan Briefing
19 August | 0830-0900 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140
Members planning to retire from military service; spouses and dependents. SBP Briefing is to assist retiring members with making the best decisions for their family after their death. Receive information that helps them make a decision prior to retirement to provide another source of income.

Reintegration Briefings
5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, 26 & 28 August | 1000 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140
Open to military members returning from deployments, extended OCONUS TDYs, or remote tours. This briefing is to help members reintegrate. Mandatory for all AF AD personnel within 4 days of returning. Open to spouses, but childcare is not available (contact A&FRC for some possible options). Other returning personnel are welcome to attend.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Pre-Separation Benefits Briefings
13, 20 & 27 August | 0830-1200 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium
*Mandatory Benefits counseling for all separating/retiring personnel.
Open to all separating or retiring military members. Congress has deemed that all separating personnel needs to be prepared for life after the military. This briefing covers benefits for military veterans as well as what is required to complete the congressionally mandated TAP –GPS process to separate/retire from the military.

CAPSTONE
15, 22 & 29 August | 0900 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 140
13, 20 & 27 August | 1400 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 140
*Appointment Required
Open to transitioning members who have completed all TAP GPS requirements. Mandatory for all personnel before they final out that this is completed. During this event, the DD 2958 will be completed after a thorough review of all documentation required by Congress to separate from the Military.

Key Spouse Monthly Coffee
20 August | 0930 | Bldg. 1030 | 460th Space Wing Headquarters Conference Room
Monthly coffee for installation Key Spouses, Mentors, Ombudsmen, FRG leaders, and Family Readiness Officers to network and obtain useful information and resources to help in the implementation of the role as a Key Spouse/Mentor. This month will feature annual SAPR training.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Newcomers’ Orientation A&FRC
21 August | 0730-1630 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium
*Register by 20 August.
**Required for All members new to Buckley AFB
An integrative course that provides presentations from multiple base agencies and off-base partners. This class is designed to educate our newest Buckley members on resources available to them as they transition to Colorado and the local area. Continental breakfast provided! Spouses are encouraged to attend. Childcare is not provided, but contact the A&FRC for possible childcare options.

Reintegration Briefings
5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, 26 & 28 August | 1000 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140
Open to military members returning from deployments, extended OCONUS TDYs, or remote tours. This briefing is to help members reintegrate. Mandatory for all AF AD personnel within 4 days of returning. Open to spouses, but childcare is not available (contact A&FRC for some possible options). Other returning personnel are welcome to attend.

#PDenParty

1500 | Panther Den
Held the 3rd Wednesday each month
Open to all E1-E4 service members
FREE snacks (until gone)

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Higher Education Track
22 August | 0830-1600 | Bldg. 606 | Room 160
This briefing is for transitioning service members. Members pursuing college education will receive guidance on how to prepare for the college application process. It addresses such topics as identifying educational goals, education funding, researching, and comparing institutions. MEMBER MUST ATTEND TAP-GPS WITH A&FRC BEFORE ATTENDING.

CAPSTONE
15, 22 & 29 August | 0900 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 140
13, 20 & 27 August | 1400 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 140
*Appointment Required
Open to transitioning members who have completed all TAP GPS requirements. Mandatory for all personnel before they final out that this is completed. During this event, the DD 2958 will be completed after a thorough review of all documentation required by Congress to separate from the Military.

Pre-Deployment Briefings
8 & 22 August | 0930 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140
This briefing is from numerous agencies to help member prepare for deployment – to – This entails briefing from numerous agencies in order to help prepare members for deployment.

PCS with Ease
22 August | 1300-1500 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium
Required for all Service Members who have not PCS’ed within the last 4 years (not to include 1st duty assignment), who have had a significant life-changing event (ex. marriage, children), who have less than four years of service and who are experiencing their first OCONUS assignment. PCS preparation pre-departure services for members to make informed decisions. Helping agencies include finance, TMO, A&FRC, medical and more ***Do not wait for your orders to sign-up for brief. This brief is only offered once a month, please schedule at least the month prior to your PCS.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Buckley Base Tour
23 August | 0900-1230 | Bldg. 606 parking lot
*Register by 21 August
Open to all members of Buckley AFB who have base access. Come join us to discover new locations and visit the K9 Kennels. Your Airmen & Family Readiness Center (A&FRC) will be hosting another Base Tour on Friday, 23 August 2019 and will depart from Bldg. 606 parking lot at 0900.

Study Skills 101
23 August | 1130-1230
Bldg. 606 | MSG Conference Room
Open to all of Team Buckley. Are you stressed about an upcoming test? Do your study habits need improving? This course will help you understand effective ways to study, develop study routines that work for you and provide you with some test preparation tips.

Combat Aviation Advisor Recruiting Brief
23 August | 1300–1430
Bldg. 700 | 140th Wing Auditorium
The 492nd Special Operations Training Support Squadron (492 SOTRSS), Outreach Division from Hurlburt Field, Florida, will be conducting an informational/recruiting briefing on Combat Aviation Advisors (CAAs). The briefing will be conducted on 23 August 2019 at the 140th Wing Auditorium (Bldg 700) @ 1300. CAAs reside at 6th Special Operations Squadron (6 SOS) and 711th Special Operations Squadron (711 SOS) located at Duke Field, Florida. CAAs are tasked to carry out Foreign Internal Defense (FID), Security Force Assistance (SFA) and Unconventional Warfare (UW) tasks on behalf of the United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). The 6 SOS are recruiting individuals from the following career fields:
11XXX – Pilot , 12XXX – Combat System Officer (CSO),
13LXX – Air Liaison Officer (ALO)
14NXX – Intelligence Officers
1A9X1 – Special Mission Aviator (SMA)*,
1C4X1 – Tactical Air Control Party (TACP)
1NXXX – Intelligence Analyst*
1P0X1 – Aircrew Flight Equipment (AFE)
1T0X1 – Survival Evasion Resist & Escape (SERE),
1U0X1 – Sensor Operator
2A5X1 – Airlift Special Mission Aircraft Maintenance (MX)*
3P0X1 – Security Forces (SF), 3D1X3 – RF Transmission Systems
3D1X1 – Client Systems
4N0X1C – Independent Duty Medical Technician (IDMT)
48RXX – Residency Trained Flight Surgeon
48GXX – General Medical Officer
41AXX – Health Services Administrator
*Well qualified applicants from other 1A, 1N and 2A AFSC’s considered by exception. If you have any questions, contact the 492 SOTRSS, Outreach Division at 492SOW.CAA.Hiring@us.af.mil

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

First Term Airmen Course (FTAC)
26-29 August | 0720-1700 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1
For all First Term Airmen whose first duty station is Buckley Air Force Base. Required within 45 days of arrival on station. Courses are held once a month for 5 consecutive days.

Reintegration Briefings
5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, 26 & 28 August | 1000 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140
Open to military members returning from deployments, extended OCONUS TDYs, or remote tours. This briefing is to help members reintegrate. Mandatory for all AF AD personnel within 4 days of returning. Open to spouses, but childcare is not available (contact A&FRC for some possible options). Other returning personnel are welcome to attend.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

First Term Airmen Course (FTAC)
26-29 August | 0720-1700 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1
For all First Term Airmen whose first duty station is Buckley Air Force Base. Required within 45 days of arrival on station. Courses are held once a month for 5 consecutive days.

Pre-Separation Benefits Briefings
13, 20 & 27 August | 0830-1200 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Auditorium
*Mandatory Benefits counseling for all separating/retiring personnel.
Open to all separating or retiring military members. Congress has deemed that all separating personnel needs to be prepared for life after the military. This briefing covers benefits for military veterans as well as what is required to complete the congressionally mandated TAP –GPS process to separate/retire from the military.

CAPSTONE
15, 22 & 29 August | 0900 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 140
13, 20 & 27 August | 1400 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 140
*Appointment Required
Open to transitioning members who have completed all TAP GPS requirements. Mandatory for all personnel before they final out that this is completed. During this event, the DD 2958 will be completed after a thorough review of all documentation required by Congress to separate from the Military.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

A Night of Variety & Comedy
27 August | 1900 | LDC | Bldg. 1032
Free Show…Family Friendly
Ivan Pecel | Russ Merlin
“Making Juggle Tolerable”
“High Energy Comedy”

First Term Airmen Course (FTAC)
26-29 August | 0720-1700 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1
For all First Term Airmen whose first duty station is Buckley Air Force Base. Required within 45 days of arrival on station. Courses are held once a month for 5 consecutive days.

Bullet-Writing
28 August | 0900 – 1100
Bldg. 700 | 140th HQ Wing Auditorium
Open to all Team Buckley. Do you have writers’ block when it comes to writing bullets? This class will teach you how to take that pile of information and sharpen it into a bullet that even your Chief would approve of! The skills of bullet writing will be taught and then put to practice in some writing exercises.

Reintegration Briefings
5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, 26 & 28 August | 1000 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC Rm. 140
Open to military members returning from deployments, extended OCONUS TDYs, or remote tours. This briefing is to help members reintegrate. Mandatory for all AF AD personnel within 4 days of returning. Open to spouses, but childcare is not available (contact A&FRC for some possible options). Other returning personnel are welcome to attend.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

First Term Airmen Course (FTAC)
26-29 August | 0720-1700 | Bldg. 210 | Classroom 1
For all First Term Airmen whose first duty station is Buckley Air Force Base. Required within 45 days of arrival on station. Courses are held once a month for 5 consecutive days.

CAPSTONE
15, 22 & 29 August | 0900 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 140
13, 20 & 27 August | 1400 | Bldg. 606 | A&FRC | Rm. 140
*Appointment Required
Open to transitioning members who have completed all TAP GPS requirements. Mandatory for all personnel before they final out that this is completed. During this event, the DD 2958 will be completed after a thorough review of all documentation required by Congress to separate from the Military.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.