Honor 31 2 Task Understand that regarding honor as a key component of your character is a valuable trait of Citadel cadets and graduates Condition Given a block of instruction taught by the ID: 219155
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Finally, I’m an Upperclassman!
Honor 3-1Slide2
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Task: Understand that regarding honor as a key component of your character is a valuable trait of Citadel cadets and graduates
Condition: Given a
block of instruction taught by the
Company
Honor Rep in a classroom environment followed by a role-playing exercise and objective questions Standard: Discuss various solutions to role playing scenarios and answer questions based on the material presented and the Honor Manual
Training ObjectiveSlide3
Honor > SelfHold yourself accountable for your actions
The Honor Code is not easier as an Upper ClassmanAWOL is a large area of concern for SophomoresNo, going AWOL is not an HV, but there has been many cases where going AWOL was the root of an honor accusationSlide4
Honor > Class UnityYes, we all have life long friends here, so don’t put each other in bad situations
You should have the integrity to hold your classmate’s accountable for their honorYou should also have the integrity to not put your classmate’s honor at risk for youDon’t lie for themDon’t ask them to lie for youHaving the mutual understanding that you will not put your friend in a bad situation will cause your friendships to last and be cherished during your cadet careerSlide5
Time ManagementA
large factor in honor situations is cadets’ time managementOften times losing track/running out of time causes cadets to compromise their honorKnow what you have to do and when you have to do itAcademic and MilitaryKeep track of the assignmentKeep track of your duties on the training scheduleSlide6
Role Play
Have 3 people role play a scenario of 3 friends going to dinner on a Wednesday night. 2 friends (Cadet A and Cadet C) have earned Charleston Passes. 1 friend (Cadet B) did not earn a Charleston Pass.3 Scenarios to followSlide7
At 1800 Cadet A- with a Charleston Pass- and Cadet B- without a Charleston Pass- walk out to Altman Lot to get Cadet A’s car. At the car, Cadet B realizes he forgot to sign-out. Too lazy to go back to his room himself, he calls and asks Cadet C to sign-out for him while Cadet C is still in the room. Since they only went to the car for about 10 minutes, Cadet C assumes this shouldn’t be a problem. What should Cadet C do?Slide8
Technically, signing out for someone can cause you to find yourself Honor Violation situation. At the very least, consider this: by refusing to sign-out for your friend, you have openly set the standard that you will not put yourself in an Honor Violation, regardless how ‘big or small the incident may seem’.
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It’s 1930 and you are all eating dinner. Cadet A wants to stay and finish eating. Cadet B must be back before 1950. What does Cadet C do?
Bonus:You have 1 car and that check will not come out until 1955Slide10
This is a tricky situation, but very possible. There are multiple ways to act in this situation, but all must involve Cadet B returning to campus before 1950.Slide11
At 2100 that night, Cadet’s A and C remember they had an essay over the weekend that is due at 0800 the next morning. Like many take-home assignments, the directions forbid the student from receiving help from others. Since they are ‘just going to discuss ideas’ with
eachother, the students plan to meet at 2200 to talk about the assignment. At 2155, your roommate, Cadet A, tells you he is going to meet Cadet C to discuss the essay. What should you do?
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Stop him! Regardless of the amount of help received, help is help. Both students are putting themselves in Honor Violation situations. Furthermore, Cadet A has now put Cadet B in an Honor Violation situation if Cadet B were to tolerate their meeting.
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Reflect
Honor cases have occurred based upon cadets not placing honor over their class unity. Why is it sometimes hard to maintain honor when the personal class unity seems to be in jeopardy?What minor, routine ways can you demonstrate Honor over Self and Class Unity in your everyday life?14Slide15
Provide Feedback
Now that you are familiar with Honor LTP classes, help us help you Provide feedback on how the classes have been going, what you liked/disliked, and what you want to learn Company Honor Reps will submit feedback up the Chain of Command