Starfleet Academy - The Scholastic Division of STARFLEET: The International Star Trek Fan Association, Inc.Todd F. Brugmans, Commandant

91 Hillcrest Road, Warren, NJ 07059 USA - Email: Academy@sfi.orgWorld Wide Web: http://www.academy.sfi.org

Please Fill out and send this application directly to the school you wish to attend. Do not use ranks on the envelopes.

All checks or money orders for US schools must be made out to “STARFLEET ACADEMY” - DO NOT SEND CASH

Starfl eet Vouchers, SFA Red-paper Vouchers, and Online Voucher Codes Accepted

STARFLEET ACADEMY APPLICATION

MEMBER IINFORMATIONMEMBER IINFORMATIONNAME: SCC NUMBER:NAME:

City: State/Province: Postal Code:Mailing Address: Date of Birth:

Country: Telephone: SFI Chapter: E-MAIL: SFI Rank:

U.S. CAMPUS IINFORMATIONU.S. CAMPUS IINFORMATIONINSTITUTE OF LEADERSHIP STUDIES

OTS - Offi cer’s Training School - Scott Grant (Director) 116 Durgin Road, Bennington, NH 03442 - ots@sfi .org OCC - Offi cer’s Command College - Tracy Lilly (Director) 521 Hietts Lane,Apt 1. Clarksville, TN 37043

occ_headmaster@yahoo.com FOS - Flag Offi cer’s School - FOS - Flag Offi cer’s School - Carol Thompson (Director) P.O.Box 135, Esther, AK 99725 - betazoid@mosquitonet.com FOS - Flag Offi cer’s School - SOA - School of Accessability - Claire Halber (Instructor) 1017 Old Farm Rd. Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006

chalber@comcast.net School of Recruiting - School of Recruiting - Ron Novak (Director) 1717 Lynn Mar Ave. Youngstown, OH 44514 - r1recruiting@yahoo.com School of Recruiting - ISOC - Internet School of Online Chat - Brandy Hallman (Director) P.O.Box 2251, Summerville, SC 29484-2251

b.hallman@gmail.com

INSTITUTE OF ARTS

CAHC - College of Alien History and Culture- Antonio Lopes III(Director) 3 Settlers Trace, Louisville, KY 40291 CAHC@att.net

DQS - School of Delta Quadrant Studies - Ann Marie Arnold (Director) P.O.Box 67, Dearborn, MI 48121-0067 deltaquad@comcast.net

COC - College of Communications - Mark A. Vinson (Director) 1047 Cottonwood Trail, Benbrook, TX 76126 co@panthercity.org

SOE - School of Europeya - Michael Vermoesen (Director) Broekkantstraat 117, 9200 Bassrode, Belgium michael_vermoesen@hotmail.com

COLA- College of Liberal Arts - COLA- College of Liberal Arts - New Director Pending COLA- College of Liberal Arts - COFS - College of Federation Studies - Anne F. Bellenger (Director) 1255 N. Hartman Rd. Avon Park, FL 33825

cyclist@strato.net COH - College of History - Scott A. Akers (Director) 3024 139th Place, SE, Bothell, WA 98012 - chunone@nwlink.com SOL - School of Literature - Jill Rayburn (Director) 121 S. McDonald Street, Puryear, TN 38251 - jazdan@wk.net LAW - School of Law - Carolyn Zimdahl (Director) 5 Quince Drive, Champaign, IL 61820 - cz@ussbortas.com COMS - College of Mythological Studies - Dino Gravato (Director) 77 Columbia Street, Newark, NJ 07102

dino.gravato@gmail.net SOSC - School of Star Trek Chronology - Michael Vermoesen (Director) Broekkantstraat 117, 9200 Bassrode, Belgium

michael_vermoesen@hotmail.com SOXA - School of XenoAnthropology - Trey Andrews-Isquith (Director) P.O.Box 463, Standish, ME 04084

isquith@adelphia.net GSXA - Graduate School of XenoAnthropology - Trey Andrews-Isquith (Director) P.O.Box 463, Standish, ME 04084

isquith@adelphia.net

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SOBT - School of Borg Technology - Shawn Gregory (Director) 1306 High St. Apt 3, Boiling Springs, PA 17007 borgtech@comcast.net

COCH - College of Computer History - Sharon Ann Clark (Director) P.O.Box 603, Kirkland,WA 98083-0603 sac@wolfnet.com

SOE - School of Engineering - Joe Hinson (Director) 2719 Flintridge Circle, Colorado Springs, CO 80918 engineering@arcroyal.org

SACOM - Starfl eet Academy School of Medicine - Wayne Lee Killough, Jr. (Director) 2076 W. Farm Road 196, Springfi eld, MO 65803 - robynhunter@mchsi.com

Course List Continues on Next Page.

Cadet Academy Courses are specifi cally designed for the youth members of STARFLEET (i.e. a student aged 16 or younger), and/or those members who, due to some handicap, are unable to complete the standard course offerings. If you are an adult without special needs regarding academic challenges, do not apply for these Cadet Academy Offerings

Please Fill out and send this application directly to the school you wish to attend. Do not use ranks on the envelopes. All checks or money orders for US schools must be made out to “STARFLEET ACADEMY” - DO NOT SEND CASH STARFLEET Vouchers, SFA Red-paper Vouchers, and Online Voucher Codes Accepted

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (Continued)INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (Continued)INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (Continued)INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (Continued) SORS - Starfl eet Offi cers Radio School - Gary and Carolyn Donner (Directors) P.O.Box 158, Hammersville, OH 45130

k8be@att.netCOTAC - College of Trade and Commerce - Chrissy Killian (Director) P.O.Box 712, Kingsburg, CA 93631

c.killian@comcast.net VAS - Vulcan Academy of Science - Gloria Hanson (Director) P.O.Box 98, Lanark, ON, Canada K0G 1K0

GloNCristo@netzero.com SOC - School of Cryptography - Victor C. Swindell (Director) 2336 Applebee Way, Charleston, SC 29414

SFA_Crypto@comcast.net

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (Continued)INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (Continued)INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (Continued)

INSTITUTE OF MILITARY STUDIES KWA - Klingon Warrior Academy - Truman Temple (Director) 1783 N. Fairfax Dr. #D, San Bernardino, CA 92404

hstrymjr@yahoo.com TGA - The Gorn Academy - Carolyn Donner (Director) P.O.Box 158, Hammersville, OH 45130

gorn@att.net SASS - Starfl eet Academy Security School - Greg Staylor (Director) 3913 Monterey Court, Chesapeake, VA 23321-2054

Director@SFA-Security.com SOST - School of Strategy & Tactics - Joost Ueffi ng (Director) 207-96 Highfi eld Park Dr.Datmouth, NS, Canada B3A 4W4

sost.canada@delhaven.ns.ca COSS- College of Survival Studies - Glen Diebold (Director) 19 Mafalda Drive, Cheektowaga, NY 14215

Email: Ussniagra@adelphia.net VCRP - Vessel Readiness Certifi cation Program - Carol Thompson (Director) P.O.Box 135, Esther, AK 99725

betazoid@mosquitonet.com MURP - Marine Unit Readiness Program - Carol Thompson (Director) P.O.Box 135, Esther, AK 99725

betazoid@mosquitonet.com

INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE FICTION COTFR - College of the Fantasy Realm - Keith J. Keppley(Director)

3641 Brookridge Terrace Apt. 101, Harrisburg, PA 17109 - kjkeppley@comcast.net COPHC - College of Physiology, History& Culture - Trey Andrews-Isquith (Director)

P.O.Box 463, Standish ME 04084 - isquith@adelphia.netCOSFT - College of Sci-Fi Television - Dean A. Rogers (Director)

2414 Rosecroft Village Circle West, Oxon Hill, MD 20745 - tomcat1701@yahoo.com COT - College of Treknology - Darlene Topp (Director) 2503 Hurontario St. #253, Mississauga, Ontario Canada L5A 2G7

petra62@rogers.com COSWS- College of Star Wars Studies - Gregory A. Franklin (Director) 136 Hermosa Dr. Fall Branch, TN 37656

RCRegion1@aol.com

STARFLEET CADET ACADEMYSTARFLEET CADET ACADEMYSTARFLEET CADET ACADEMYSTARFLEET CADET ACADEMYSTARFLEET CADET ACADEMYSTARFLEET CADET ACADEMY

Name: SCC Number:Name:

City: State/Province: Postal Code:Mailing Address: Date of Birth:

Country: Telephone: SFI Chapter: E-MAIL: SFI Rank:Cadet Course Information

CSOA - Cadet School of Accessability - Jamie Delantonas (Director) 426 North Tryon Street Apt 12R, Charlotte, NC 28202 - jamie1701@hotmail.com

CSOBT - Cadet School of Borg Technology - Shawn Gregory (Director) 1306 High Street Apt.3, Boiling Springs, PA 17007-9698 - borgtech@comcast.net

CCOFS - Cadet College of Federation Studies - Donna Stewart (Director) 990 One Mile Road, Fayetteville, AR 72704 - DonnaS3844@aol.com

CCOH - Cadet College of History - Deborah Butcher (Director) 40 Pinecroft Dr. Apt B, Taylors, SC 29687 fl eetcaptaindeb@bellsouth.net

CSS- Cadet Security School - Nancy O’Shields (Director) 6225 Lycoming Road, Montgomery, AL 36117-2842 IMN2TREK@aol.com

CFS- Cadet School of 20th Century Space Flight - Ben Redding (Director) 2917 Heritage Way, Seveirville, TN 37876 - trekscotty@iglide.net

CVAS- Cadet Vulcan Academy of Science - Rebecca Self (Director) 4418 Willow Bend Rd. Decatur, AL 35603-5313 CadetVAS@sfi .org

STARFLEET ACADEMY COURSES IINFORMATIONSTARFLEET Academy courses are available ONLY to current members in Good Standing of STARLFEET - The International Star Trek FanAssociation, Inc. NOTICE: Please allow 2 to 4 weeks for any postal correspondence between students and Academy Staff.

Courses taken online or via E-mail are free of charge. A detailed course catalog and online application form is available at the Academy Website: http://www.academy.sfi .org

Below are descriptions of some of the courses found in Starfl eet Academy’s ever-growing curriculum

INSTITUTE OF LEADERSHIP STUDIESOTS - Offi cer’s Training SchoolDesigned to help develop a student’s working knowledge of STARFLEET International, its offi ces, and services. Prepares a student to become a commissioned offi cer, required for all Commanding Offi cers and Executive Offi cers of individual chapters.

OCC - Offi cer’s Command CollegeRequired for all ship captains and fi rst offi cers, this course uses a manual as well as the membership handbook. It is designed to give insight into effective leadership. (OTS is a prerequisite for this course)

FOS - Flag Offi cer’s School (3 courses)This series of courses is designed to expand a students leadership skillset. (OTS and OCC are prerequisites for this series)

SOA - School of AccessabilityDesigned to develop better understanding/sensitivity toward persons with physical, mental, and/or psychological challenges, and how they may relate to participation within Starfl eet.

SOR - School of RecruitingExplores suggestions on how a member of Starfl eet may participate in efforts to increase membership, as well as address ways to retain memberships already active within Starfl eet.

ISOC - Internet School of Online ChatMembers of STARFLEET International have an online chat forum using IRC (Internet Relay Chat) This course is designed to introduce to a student the fundamentals of how to use this medium for communication

INSTITUTE OF ARTSCAHC - College of Alien History and Culture (14 courses)Designed to provide students with a fun way to learn about different Trek cultures. Courses include Federation, Romulan, Klingon, Vulcan, Trill, Borg, Ferengi, Bajoran, Cardassian, and Miscellaneous Worlds.

DQS - School of Delta Quadrant StudiesLearn about alien races discovered in the Delta Quadrant

COC - College of Communicaitons (4 courses)Students will learn the fundamentals of creating Newsletters, fl yers, promotional materials, which will help them present a professional appearance for their chapters. Courses include the Main Course, Newsletters, Interspecies Communicaiton, and Basic Web Design.

COH - College of History (3 courses)Covers topics in real Earth history, as well as Star Trek Universe history

COLA - College of Liberal Arts (23 courses)Cvering a broad spectrum of Star Trek related topics, ranging from the School of Music, to Trek Romance, touching on Unusual Knowledge, and Humor in Star Trek, to name a few.COFS- College of Federation Studies (20 Courses)6 tests are dedicated to the History of the Enterprise (NCC-1701), 6 tests explore Federa-tion Law, and an additional 8 tests focus on special Federation Studies.

SOL - School of LiteratureThe purpose of this series is to familiarize students with common literary devices and terminology. Students who complete this course shoud be able to recognize devices used by authors in books, television episodes, and fi lm.

COMS - College of Mythological StudiesTouches on many of the ancient myths and belief systems found in the different cultures and societies of Earth. Also includes a look at mythology of other planets, like Bajor.

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYSOBT - School of Borg TechnologyThere’s more to ‘cubism’ than impressionist painting when it comes to exploring this cyber-netically enhanced race. This school looks at the collective hand explores what it means to be Borg.

COCH - College of Computer History(3 courses)Courses include a History of developments in Computer technology, Modern computers, and a look at Artifi cial Life vs. Organic Intelligence

SOE - School of EngineeringFour offerings: Basic Engineering (pre-requisite for all other SOE course offerings) Ad-vanced Engineering, Basic Support Services Technology, and Advanced Support Services Technology

SACOM - Starfl eet Academy School of MedicineOne of the largest schools on the Academy Campus. The School of Medicine features 5 basic courses, with over 15 advanced courses. Access to the World Book Encyclopedia is strongly suggested for taking this series

SORS - Starfl eet Offi cers Radio School (3 courses)Bachelor’s level: History of Radio Exam - Space Station Communications Permit (Trek) Master’s Level: Broadcast Radio Exam - Starship Communications Console Operator’s Permit (Trek); Doctoral Level: Amateur (Ham) Radio Studies

COTP - College of Temporal Physics (4 courses)Courses include a Basics of Temporal Physics Exam, A Temporal Agent’s survival guide, Temporal Theory, and an essay on time travel.

COTAC - College of Trade and CommerceTo quote the Ferengi, do you think you have the lobes for business? Let’s fi nd out. In addi-tion to exploring fi nances in the fi nal frontier, this series looks at how you may best handle fi nances for your chapter.

VAS - Vulcan Academy of Science (15 courses, over 40 electives)In addition to exploring the sciences of the Trek universe, this series looks at the real sci-ences of the world around us, Expanding your general knowledge across several fi elds of scientifi c study.

INSTITUTE OF MILITARY STUDIESKWA - Klingon Warrior Academy Warrior Apprentice Exams, Warrior Journeyman Exams, and WarriorCraftsmen Exams. Master them all, and you may earn the honor of taking the Fourth and fi nal Exam.

TGA - The Gorn Academy (3 Courses)Explore the history, culture, military, economy, etc. of the Gorn Alliance.

SOST - School of Strategy and Tactics (4 courses) Covers Basic strategy and tactics with a review of historical fi gures, battles and events. Applies usage in the Trek Universe in both Ship-to-ship and Fleet actions

COSS - College of Survival Studies (3 courses)Basic introduces the requirements for human survival in hostile environments; Mapping teaches elementary 2-D and 3-D mapping and navigation; Survival analyzes the use of emergency procedures by the different Star Trek crews

SASS - STARFLEET Academy Security SchoolCourses include Basic Security, Intermediate School, Convention Security Offi cer’s Course, and Early Law Enforcement History.

INTERNATIONAL CAMPUSES IINFORMATIONINTERNATIONAL CAMPUSES IINFORMATION

EUROPEAN CAMPUS OTS - Offi cer’s Training School - Michael Vermoesen (Director) Broekkantstraat 117, 9200 Bassrode, Belgium

Email: michael_vermoesen@hotmail.com SEVERAL LANGUAGES AVAILABLE. PLEASE SPECIFY: Dutch English Esperanto French Norwegian

SOE - School of Europeya (European Campus) - Kevin Voet (Director) Brusselstraat 547, 1700 Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle, Belgium - Email: kevin.voet@telenet.be

SOSC - School of Star Trek Chronology (European Campus) - Kevin Voet (Director) Brusselstraat 547, 1700 Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle, Belgium - Email: kevin.voet@telenet.be

Officer’s Training School (OTS) is designed to test the student’s general knowledge of how STARFLEET: The International Star Trek Fan Association, Inc. works in the real world. The referance for this course is the STARFLEET Membership Handbook (MHB). All questions below are taken directly from

the MHB. Please complete the test and submit the answers to:

Scott Grant (OTS Director) 116 Durgin Road, Bennington, NH 03442 - ots@sfi.org

OTS - OFFICER’S TRAINING SCHOOLOTS - OFFICER’S TRAINING SCHOOL

Name: SCC Number:

City: State/Province: Postal Code:Mailing Address: Date of Birth:

Country: Telephone: SFI Chapter: E-MAIL: SFI Rank:

1. Which offi ce is NOT in the SFI Chain of Command?a. Commander, STARFLEET c. Regional Coordinatorsb. The Executive Committee d. Commandant of the SFMC

2. The Commander,STARFLEET holds what rank?a. Admiral c. Fleet Admiralb. Sky Marshall d. Fleet Captain

3. A STARFLEET Member can have a PRIMARY membership on how many chapters?a. 1 c. 3b. 2 d. 4

4. If you wish to change your membership from associate to active duty, or choose to change your choice of chapter assignment, you would contact, in addition to the chapter’s commanding offi cer: a. Commander, STARFLEET c. Commandant, STARFLEET Academyb. Chief of Computer Operations d. Your Regional Coordinator

5. There are two membership categories for all STARFLEET members. They are:a. Active Duty & Associate c. Associate & Marineb. Active Duty & Reserve d. Meeting and Correspondence

6. The STARFLEET Communique is published:a. Bimonthly c. Annuallyb. Semi-annually d. Whenever there is news

7. STARFLEET is a not-for-profi t organization incorporated in what state?a. Florida c. North Carolinab. South Carolina d. Oklahoma

8. Who is ultimately responsible for chapter fi nances?a. Commander, STARFLEET c. Chapter Commanding Offi cerb. Chief of Financial Operations d. Chapter Treasurer

9. The department responsible for launching and training of shuttles is:a. STARFLEET Academy c. Shuttle Operations Commandb. STARFLEET Marine Corps d. Chief of Computer Operations

10. To maintain deployed chapter status, a chapter must have a minumum of how many members?a. 5 c. 12b. 10 d. 15

11. (T/F) A STARFLEET member has the right to receive a new, or renewing, membership packet and all of its contents per annual membership.

12. (T/F) A STARFLEET member has the right to say anything you want, whenever you want, in any forum.

13. (T/F) A STARFLEET Member has the right to pursue the type of membership desired, and the right to change from one type of membership to another for any reason, without retribution

14. (T/F) A STARFLEET Member has the right to apply for any Chapter, Regional, or Internal position you feel quali-fi ed for.

15. (T/F) A STARFLEET Member has the right to partici-pate in any STARFLEET program

16. (T/F) Should the Commander, STARFLEET (CS) and Vice-Commander, STARFLEET (VCS) both be unable to fulfi ll the duties of the CS, the Chief of Communications shall assume the duties of the CS until such time as either the CS or the VCS returns to duty.

17. (T/F) To be promoted above the rank of Captain, you must hold a “high offi ce” in STARFLEET.

18. (T/F) Holding a higher rank than another member gives you the ability to issue orders to them.

19. (T/F) The Executive Committee is the fi nal authority on matters of STARFLEET policy

20. (T/F) The Regional Coordinators (RDs) are the repre-sentatives of STARFLEET to the members of the region they represent, and are responsible for representing the membership of their region to STARFLEET.

21. (T/F) The minimum age to hold the position of Com-manding Offi cer of a STARFLEET Chapter is 21

22. (T/F) The Various Region Coordinators make up the STARFLEET Admiralty Board.

23. (T/F) Chapters may choose to be represented by a starship, starbase, or space station.

24. (T/F) STARFLEET requires all members of a chapter to be members of STARFLEET.

25. (T/F) STARLFEET does not tolerate harrassment or misconduct of any kind.