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Over the past week or so the RMCC traditional Divisional Christmas Dinners were held
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The Recovery Road
By OCdt McLean, 27365
On November 30, 2015, PAG (Peer Assistance Group) organized a lecture provided by social worker Kim Primmer on mental health. During this conference, PAG members and other RMCC students were motivated to be engaged and learn about mental health and recovery. Ms. Primmer provided PAG and other cadets several tools to help students in need of assistance. Not only did cadets learn about stigma behind mental illness, they also learned the importance of stress management and techniques to reduce stress. In the end, this brief provided useful knowledge that will be beneficial at RMCC and other posting in the Canadian armed forces. As an officer cadet and especially as a future officer in the CAF, the information that Kim Primmer gave us will be useful for the rest of our career and be beneficial to help future subordinates and supports also our peers.
par Élof Pover, 27036
Le 30 novembre 2015, le GAP (Groupe d’Assistance aux Pair(e)s) organisa une conférence donnée par Kim Primmer sur la santé mentale. Pendant cette conférence, les membres du GAP et d’autres étudiant(e)s du CMRC ont démontré un intérêt et une motivation envers l’apprentissage d’informations diverses sur la santé mentale, ses symptômes et certaines façons de la surmonter. Mme Primmer a fourni au GAP et aux autres élèves-officiers plusieurs outils nécessaires afin d’aider d’autres étudiants en besoin d’assistance concernant la santé mentale ou d’autres problèmes reliés à celle-ci. Les cadets ont non seulement appris à propos de certains mythes et fausses croyances par rapport à la santé mentale, ils en ont également appris sur l’importance de la gestion de stress et quelques techniques de diminution du stress. En bref, la conférence nous a très bien indiqués les problèmes reliés à la santé mentale ainsi que certaines façons de l’éviter ou de l’apaiser. En tant qu’élève-officier et surtout en tant que futur officier dans les Forces armées canadiennes, les informations que Kim Primmer nous a donné nous seront utiles pendant tout le reste de notre carrière en ce qui a trait à être un bon soutien auprès de nos subordonnés et également nos pairs.
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RMCC Cadets Celebrate Traditional Divisional Dinners
Recently, Royal Military College of Canada celebrated the 2015 end of first-term Divisional Dinners
The RMCC dinners are a “spin-off” from a long-standing custom peculiar to the Canadian Armed Forces.
Officers and senior ranks and senior civilian staffs organize the dinner; serve it to the junior ranks of their unit. The task is not complete until the entire dining area and kitchen is cleaned up long after the junior ranks (cadets) have departed.
The meals began with the traditional piping in of the dignitaries – a meal of turkey with all the trimmings. From there each one of the Divisions put their own twist to this annual fun occasion.
More photos from each dinner: A – B – C
The photographers were as follows:
A Div – James Scott Howells
B Div – Melanie Hughes
C Div – Victoria Pierrot