OBJECTIVE:  Each student is prepared to lead as a junior civil engineer officer.

DESCRIPTION:  In this course, students will apply leadership principles to the responsibilities of a junior civil engineer officer. Topics include doctrine and organization, engineering fundamentals, infrastructure planning and operations, and base response and recovery. Throughout the course, students will apply Mission Command principles in group practicums and activities. The course ends with a 10-day capstone event at the Silver Flag Exercise Site, Tyndall AFB, FL: Contingency Response Installation Support Initial Skills (CRISIS).

Upon completion of the course, students are awarded the Civil Engineer Basic Badge.

Do NOT apply unless directed to do so from course director.

Self-registration through the course website does not apply to Air National Guard (ANG) personnel. All correspondence regarding WMGT 101 must go through the ANGRC ANG 32E Career Field Manager. Please use the following email for all communications: NGB.A4.ANG_32E_CFM@us.af.mil.

CEUs: 28.0

PRIMARY AUDIENCE:  32E1 AFSC - New Civil Engineer Officers (Total Force)

SECONDARY AUDIENCE:  PALACE Acquire and Government Service Civilians

PREREQUISITES: 32E AFSC

DELIVERY METHOD(S):  In-resident Course

COURSE OFFERINGS: 

Offering	Location	Dates	Times	Student Enrollment Window	Course Director
26A	Wright-Patterson AFB	07-Oct-25 - 12-Dec-25	0800 - 1700	09-Jul-25 - 16-Sep-25	Clayton Pratt
26B	Wright-Patterson AFB	31-Mar-26 - 05-Jun-26	0800 - 1700	31-Dec-25 - 10-Mar-26	Clayton Pratt

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