Nov. 18, 2015 Some pediatric care transferring to Belleville Clinic In an effort to ensure the Air Force meets all physician residency requirements, a change in where some children will need to be seen is being implemented. Beginning Dec. 1, some Scott AFB Clinic Pediatric patients will now be seen at the Belleville Family Medicine Clinic in Belleville. To address
Nov. 13, 2015 Accessing Higher Education workshop is Nov. 17-18 Many new Airmen or servicemembers might not know where to look when starting their journey toward earning a degree. The first place any aspiring scholar should visit is their base Education Center, where the team hosts events and workshops to light the way for Scott members.A two-day Accessing
Nov. 12, 2015 November is Military Family Appreciation Month November is Military Family Appreciation Month, established in 1993 by the Armed Services YMCA, and the U.S. Government formally recognizes the occasion every year.In the 2015 presidential proclamation for Military Family Month, President Barack Obama said, "During Military Family Month, we pay
Nov. 12, 2015 Scott officer challenges herself as trapeze artist As Maj. Melody Jones looks up at the trapeze bar and the music starts playing, she takes a breath, pulls herself up, and begins to move through the air making a difficult task seem almost effortless.For Jones, 375th Operations Support Squadron wing Intelligence chief, performing aerial arts is a way
Nov. 12, 2015 Scott joins community in developing cyber specialists Under the direction of the Air Force's community partnering program, Scott's Cyber Airmen have joined forces with other cyber experts in the region to participate in the newly formed Midwest Cyber Center of Excellence.Base officials will work with the Leadership Council Southwestern Illinois,
Nov. 5, 2015 Lenderman participates in Women’s Leadership Forum Scott's own Col. Laura Lenderman, 375th Air Mobility Wing and Installation Commander, participated in a Women's Leadership Forum Oct. 24 at Southwestern Illinois College, along with other notable women in business, health care, education, sports and public service.Organized by U.S. Rep. Mike Bost,
Nov. 5, 2015 Scott Veteran's Center helps smooth transition into civilian life Knowing what services are offered to veterans and their families can be daunting, but the Scott Air Force Base Veteran's Center is getting the word out on how they can help those in need.The Vet Center is a community-based service for veterans, active duty and family members that use the Scott
Nov. 2, 2015 Cyber units reorganize, CYSS remains vital From the small microchip embedded in your common access card to the world of cyberspace, the Cyber Support Squadron, or CYSS, at Scott has a hand in it all. They provide Air Force Space Command with the cyber expertise required to manage cyberspace-lead programs and activities.Air Force Network
Nov. 2, 2015 Fire inspector changing career path with officer training Staff Sgt. Stephen McNulty, 375th Civil Engineer Squadron fire inspector, is on his way to the Air Force's Basic Officer Training"I decided early on, probably in high school, that I wanted to be an officer," said McNulty. "I wanted to serve my country. My grandfather served 20 years in the Federal
Oct. 29, 2015 Airmen leadership conference focuses on ‘deeds not words’ Nearly 200 Airmen attended the First Four Airmen Leadership Conference, or FALCON, at Scott's education center Oct. 20-21. This conference was designed by Airmen for Airmen and the theme for the event was "Facta non verba," meaning deeds not words."To me this means when we have a goal, we must