1. What happens after school?
Honor 2-2

2. Training Objective
Task: Recognize other’s perception of you will be molded around your honorable leadership
Condition: Convey material through the Company Honor Rep and provide examples of dishonorable actions is various aspects of life
Standard: Answer a series of questions pertaining to material presented in this lesson

3. Who am I?
At this stage in your life, you begin to turn your actions towards life after The Citadel
Applying to internships
Going to OCS and LDAC
As you mold your job, you also mold your inner self as an independent adult
Incorporate honor as a part of you
People will learn to respect and admire you as an honorable person

4. Perception People will know and perceive you as many different things
A cadet from The Citadel
A colleague
A friend
A boss
Honor has no boundaries
Everyone can/will perceive you as a person of honor

5. Honorable Leader
As a second semester Junior/rising Senior, your leadership will be based upon your honor
Regardless of your leadership style, a good leader must always uphold honor
Whether strict or carefree, you will lose respect as a leader if you compromise your honor

6. Honor is Everywhere
In the world we live in today, many people take risks to succeed
These risks can occur anywhere, at anytime, thus prominent in all careers
Unfortunately, these risks sometimes cross the line and cause esteemed people to lose their reputation

13. Reflect
How can you establish yourself as an honorable leader, especially at this stage in your professional career?
How will being an honorable leader set you apart from your peers?
As a senior, how will you set an honorable example and how will you ensure honorable leadership is occurring within the corps?

14. Provide Feedback
Now that you are familiar with Honor LTP classes, help us help you
Provide feedback on how the classes have been going, what you liked/disliked, and what you want to learn
Company Honor Reps will submit feedback up the Chain of Command