JLBC: Leadership

JLBC: Leadership

JLBC Cadets, with their unit missions. JLBC Cadets must meet the physical fitness standards outlined in JLBC Command Regulation and the JLBC Physical Fitness Test (JLBC PFT).

JLBC Body Fat Composition Program (JLBC BCP)

JLBC Cadets must maintain a high level of physical readiness to meet mission requirements. Body composition is one indicator of physical readiness associated with an individual’s fitness, endurance, and overall health. Individuals with desirable body fat percentages generally exhibit increased muscular strength and endurance, are less likely to sustain injury from weight-bearing activity, and are more likely to perform at an optimal level. Cadets will meet Army body composition standards prescribed in JLBC Regulation for the individual and collective benefit of themselves, their unit, and the entire JLBC.

JLBC ACADEMICS

The JLBC Command certifies for a commission and is responsible for developing professional skills and standards. For these reasons, there must be strict grading. The grading criteria for each JLBC course are in the syllabus and provided to each student at the beginning of the system. Required field trips, special lectures, and attendance are shown in the grading for the term they are given.

a. Each JLBC course consists of earning points through examination, class participation, or other graded work as determined by the instructor.

b. Numerical grades for JLBC courses are as described in the JLBC course syllabus.

c. JLBC Contracted Cadets must attend leadership labs. Enrolled or participating JLBC Cadets are encouraged to participate in leadership labs. (Refer to your instructor’s class syllabus for details on lab attendance).

d. All contracted Cadets participate in the physical fitness training program. Enrolled and participating Cadets are encouraged to participate in physical training.

e. Only instructors may excuse Cadets from training/classroom instruction.

JLBC Leadership and Officer Development