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Award Nomination
SEXUAL ASSUALT RESPONSE COORDINATOR OF THE YEAR AWARD
SSG SHANNON BURCHFIELD-WISE
SSG Shannon Burchfield-Wise has proven to be the best advocate and is highly recommended for the Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC) of the Year for her numerous achievements while serving as the U.S. Army Garrison, Sexual Assault Response Coordinator.
SSG Burchfield-Wise is a Non-Commissioned Officer that lives and breathes to take care of Army personnel, Army civilians, and Family members, should an unfortunate incident occur. During her tenure, SSG Burchfield-Wise's most noble achievements and lauded strategies include building the Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) program that now serves as a model for everyone. She built the program with viability to sustain high levels of awareness and restore trust in our systems to do the right thing.
SSG Burchfield-Wise established the Civilian Hire Training...
She continually promotes a climate that minimizes sexual harassment/assault incidents and ensures victims and subjects are treated according to Army Policy. SSG Burchfield-Wise built an alliance with stakeholders within the community and reinforced the battle buddy concept by issuing wallet/pocket size information on prevention and key leadership contact information for assurance of greater awareness and advocacy.
SSG Burchfield-Wise ensures the community is provided with educational material, references, crisis hotlines, and accessible resources. She publishes weekly news articles in the Belvoir Eagle to promote awareness and advocacy. She provides monthly and quarterly training for the entire community including posting DA SHARP posters that…
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