Corps Adult Leadership

Corps Adult Leadership represents the dedicated team of adults who guide, support, and protect our cadets throughout every stage of their training. These individuals serve in specialized roles that strengthen the structure, safety, and professionalism of the Alpha Leader Cadet Corps. Each position is designed to uphold our values, maintain accountability, and ensure every cadet has a safe, positive environment to grow in.

Our adult leaders come from a variety of backgrounds — veterans, former first responders, educators, mentors, and community members — all united by a commitment to youth development. Whether assisting during training, safeguarding cadets, overseeing operations, or providing mentorship, these leaders form the backbone of the Corps’ success.

Explore the specialty roles below to learn how adults contribute to ALCC and how their service shapes the next generation of confident, disciplined young leaders.

⭐ Adult Specialty Roles

Below are the core adult positions that make the Alpha Leader Cadet Corps safe, structured, and effective. Each role supports cadet development, reinforces discipline, and strengthens the overall mission of the Corps.

Corps Protection Officer (CPO)

Purpose:
To safeguard cadets and maintain a safe, controlled training environment.

Responsibilities:

  • Supervise cadet areas during training and events

  • Assist with check-in, accountability, and movement between locations

  • Monitor boundaries, safety concerns, and unauthorized activity

  • Respond to incidents or emergencies and alert staff

  • Support emergency action plans and evacuation procedures

  • Maintain a visible presence to ensure order and safety

  • Work closely with Mentor Cadre and Training Instructors

Mentor Cadre

Purpose:
To guide cadets through training, development, and personal growth.

Responsibilities:

  • Teach foundational discipline, conduct, and Corps values

  • Provide one-on-one support and positive correction

  • Lead small groups during drills and team activities

  • Encourage confidence, teamwork, and respectful behavior

  • Serve as role models and trusted adult mentors

  • Assist new cadets during Bootcamp integration

Training Instructor (TI)

Purpose:
To facilitate structured training experiences and teach essential cadet skills.

Responsibilities:

  • Teach basic drill, formations, and leadership exercises

  • Lead warm-ups, physical conditioning, and group instruction

  • Assist with uniform standards and inspection procedures

  • Demonstrate proper conduct and discipline

  • Support cadets who need extra help with training material

  • Maintain safe and controlled training sessions

Safety & Wellness Officer

Purpose:
To ensure cadet health, safety, and wellbeing throughout all activities.

Responsibilities:

  • Monitor hydration, heat index, and weather conditions

  • Maintain first aid kits and safety equipment

  • Provide immediate care for minor injuries

  • Ensure training activities meet safety standards

  • Assist with emergency response protocols

  • Keep cadets safe during physical training, events, and field activities

Logistics & Operations Coordinator

Purpose:
To manage the behind-the-scenes operations that keep the Corps running smoothly.

Responsibilities:

  • Organize equipment, supplies, and storage areas

  • Set up training zones, stations, and event layouts

  • Track inventory and issue gear to cadets

  • Manage sign-in, rosters, and activity flow

  • Assist with scheduling and operational planning

  • Support the coordination of ceremonies and large events

Parent Liaison

Purpose:
To maintain communication and support between the Corps and cadet families.

Responsibilities:

  • Provide parents with updates, schedules, and expectations

  • Answer questions and guide new families

  • Assist with arrival, dismissal, and parent involvement

  • Help resolve minor concerns or communication issues

  • Support Corps leadership during events and meetings

Administrative Support Officer

Purpose:
To handle the paperwork and organizational details of the Corps.

Responsibilities:

  • Maintain cadet records, attendance, and registration

  • Assist with document preparation and form management

  • Help coordinate volunteer schedules

  • Support communication through emails, reminders, and updates

  • Keep administrative processes organized and efficient

⭐ Food Services Officer (FSO)

Purpose:
To provide safe, organized, and properly prepared meals, snacks, and hydration support for cadets and staff during ALCC activities, events, and extended training sessions.

Responsibilities:

  • Plan, prepare, and serve meals or snacks during field days, bootcamps, and special events

  • Ensure all food meets safety, allergy, and hygiene standards

  • Maintain a clean, organized food prep and serving area

  • Track dietary needs, restrictions, and parent-provided notes

  • Coordinate with Logistics & Operations for supplies, equipment, and storage

  • Manage hydration stations and ensure cadets have access to water

  • Oversee distribution of meals fairly and efficiently

  • Assist in planning menus for extended events or outdoor activities

  • Work closely with Safety & Wellness Officers to monitor cadet wellbeing

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