But in the end, it turned out to be a better fit than I could have imagined. Additionally, as a Political Science major, working for a Sport Management research centre wasn’t something I ever expected I would do. For starters, anyone that knows me knows that sports aren’t my forte. Working as the Communications and Marketing Assistant for the Centre for Sport Capacity this summer was a unique experience for me in a variety of ways. However, despite the fact that the pandemic made the job search this summer so much harder for all of us students, to have been able to find an opportunity as personally fulfilling and enriching as I did is truly a blessing. But nothing could have prepared me for what this year had in store.
#Mytime csc full
What an…interesting summer this has been (to say the least).Īs a full time student during the fall and winter, I’ve grown accustomed to seasonal full time employment in the spring and summer. He worked with the Centre for Sport Capacity this summer as our Communications and Marketing Assistant for his co-op work term. “Paul, you have left some pretty large boots to fill,” he added.Noah Nickel is a fourth year Political Science student at Brock University with a Minor in Canadian Studies. Benenati has been instrumental in developing a solid doctrinal foundation for consequence management, enhancing strategic consequence management partnerships, and insuring the 7th, a reserve component organization, is positioned well to provide consequent management capabilities to USAREUR where and when they are needed,” DeBlieck said. “I am so proud of each one of the Soldiers standing on the field here today, and have been so honored to have served as your commander for these past two years.”ĭeBlieck took the podium for a few brief remarks to the 7th CSC Soldiers. I have fallen in love with the people of Germany, your culture, your beautiful country, your way of life, and your tremendous patriotism and friendship for those of us in the United States military.”īenenati expressed his gratitude to the Soldiers of the 7th CSC. “During my time here I have met many new friends, worked with some of the greatest Soldiers, Airmen, and civilians serving our great nation and the nations of so many of our friends and allies. “This is a sad day for me, for it means that my tour has just about come to a close,” he said. Benenati, outgoing commanding general, 7th Civil Support Command after 20 months in command. DeBlieck took responsibility of command from Brig. O’Connor, commanding general of the 21st Theater Sustainment Command, during a change of command ceremony Saturday. DeBlieck, incoming commanding general, 7th Civil Support Command, receives the unit colors from Maj. “I know Arlan will continue the exceptional leadership the Soldiers and family members of the 7th Civil Support Command have come to enjoy.”īenenati then expressed his feelings on the change of command.īrig. Arlan DeBlieck to the ‘First in Support’ team,” O’Connor said.
Paul Benenati the best of luck on his future endeavors as he leaves the great men and women of the 7th CSC and to welcome Brig. Lesniak, the deputy commanding general of the U.S. Campbell Jr., the commanding general of U.S. O’Connor, the commanding general of the 21st TSC, presided over the ceremony and passed the 7th CSC colors to DeBlieck.Īmong the distinguished guests in attendance were Lt. DeBlieck as the new commanding general of the 7th Civil Support Command and deputy commanding general of the 21st Theater Sustainment Command in a change of command ceremony on Daenner Kaserne, July 26. Soldiers, family members, and friends gathered to bid farewell to Brig. Sanders, the deputy commander of the 7th CSC, salute the unit colors as they march during a change of command ceremony on Daenner Kaserne July 26. DeBlieck, the incoming commanding general of the 7th CSC, and Col. Benenati, the outgoing commanding general of the 7th Civil Support Command, Brig. O’Connor, the commanding general 21st Theater Sustainment Command, Brig. During the inspection of troops, from center to left, Maj.
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