Aside from working on the
recreational aspects of the single service member's life, Fort Sill's
BOSS Program is dedicated to joining command with service members to
address their quality of life issues.
The three pillars of the BOSS program are
(1) community service;
(2) Quality of Life; and
(3) recreational activities.
This is the way it's done.......
1. The BOSS Council is established under its own Standard Operating
Procedures (SOP). This provides the voting membership with
representation from major subordinate commands (MSCs) on post to
include brigade, battalion, and battery level representatives.
2. The SOP calls for monthly MSC meetings. Further, organized monthly
post level meetings bring together ideas, issues, and concerns from
MSC meetings and allow discussion on those needing post level
attention. Meetings include addressing such topics as new recreational
activities and community service time.
3. Issues addressed during BOSS meetings are submitted to the senior
military advisor to seek resolution through proper command channels.
What's been done.....
Over the past several years our accomplishments have been numerous.
This is due to hard work and dedication of BOSS representatives. With
continued support, the BOSS program can and will thrive and be
successful. Together,wehave built a team that supports the needs,
concerns, and desires of our single and unaccompanied service members.
What can you do?
Get involved!!
Read the BOSS column in the
Cannoneer Newspaper. The column is designed to help keep BOSS members,
single soldiers, and Marines updated on current and upcoming BOSS
events.
BOSS encourages and assists single service members in planning and
conducting recreational and community service activities.
What does it take to become a BOSS
Representative......
1. Are you single, a single parent, or on an unaccompanied tour?
2. Do you have an interest in helping to improve the quality of life
of your fellow single soldiers and Marines in your unit and on post?
3. Are you motivated and have the ability to communicate with your
chain of command and your peers?
4. Do you have fresh ideas to add to the BOSS program?
5. Are you looking for a means to relax and have fun at the same time
learn and help others?
If you answered yes to the above
questions,
see your First Sergeant and GET INVOLVED! |