TATRC HQ Heads South to Fort Gordon
December 31, 2019 | Download PDF
In late October, TATRC’s Senior Leadership and Command team conducted a site visit to TATRC’s mHIC office, located in Fort Gordon, Georgia. This was the first occasion for TATRC’s new Deputy Director, LTC (P) Justin Stewart to meet mHIC’s team members first hand and see the unique work being done on site at Fort Gordon. The 2 day series of meetings allowed team members, individually and as small functional teams, to have quality time with our leadership to further introduce themselves, their work, and to familiarize our leaders with the unique capabilities our mHIC team contributes to TATRC as a whole. Team mHIC provided project status reports and conducted focused discussions on specific research projects for FY20, allowing for valuable input and feedback from our Senior Leadership for future direction and notional guidance as we plan for projects beyond FY20. In addition to the packed and productive meeting agenda, the GA crew showed off their typical southern culinary hospitality, with a signature potluck luncheon that everyone enjoyed.
TATRC Fort Gordon Team with TATRC Leadership.
“Having Leadership here and on the ground first hand really made a big difference. While we’re all connected and virtual, having the opportunity to interact in person to discuss such key things like mHIC’s specific accomplishments and challenges, as well as future plans at both the research end of the spectrum, and the internal organizational capabilities as a whole, was invaluable,” stated Ms. Jeanette Little, mHIC Lab director.
Team mHIC looks forward to hosting our Senior Leadership’s next visit!
This article was published in the July 2020 issue of the TATRC Times.