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(From left to right) Airman 1st Class Kevin Shrader,

(From left to right) Airman 1st Class Kevin Shrader,

(From left to right) Airman 1st Class Kevin Shrader, Airman Carol Russell, and Airman 1st Class Richie Thammavonsa, noted as stand-out Airmen leaders, Teal Ropes,and Peer-to-Peer participants pose for a group p... More

Since the program began in June 2014, it has grown

Since the program began in June 2014, it has grown

Since the program began in June 2014, it has grown to an average participation of nearly 250 student Airmen each weekend it is held. Of those, 70 to 85 percent finish in the top 10 percent of their class, said ... More

Sheppard’s Peer-to-Peer Airman Mentoring Program, aimed

Sheppard’s Peer-to-Peer Airman Mentoring Program, aimed

Sheppard’s Peer-to-Peer Airman Mentoring Program, aimed at developing student Airmen into future leaders, was featured as a “Best Practice” during the Air Force Community Action Information Board January 24, 20... More

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