ONE SHEPHERD LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE
EIN 82-4682999 · Vocational & Technical Schools (B30)
What they do
One Shepherds Warrior Leader Program WLP Curriculum Was Established In 1995 and Has Been Continuously Refined Ever Since. The WLP Curriculum Leverages: Expeditionary Learning In Which Warriors Are Removed From A Traditional Classroom and Immersed Into An Authentic Operational Environment. Experiential Learning In Which Warriors Acquire Mastery of Leadership Skill Through Authentic Activity and Self-reflection On Performance. Problem-Based Learning In Which Warriors Are Prompted to Solve Ill-structured Ill-defined Yet Authentic Tactical Tasks That Have No Single Correct Answer. The WLP is Designed As A Six-semester Curriculum With Each Semester Spanning Seven Days for A Total of 42 Days of Training. Warriors Live In A Field Environment for The Duration of Each Week While Conducting Daytime and Nighttime Patrols. The WLP Hosted 25 Training Courses Over Five Semesters With 285 Warriors Enrolled; The OWLP Hosted 3 Courses Over A Single Semester With 24 Warfighters Enrolled. The OWLP Curric
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ContactMatthew P GedersTreasurer
In care of% MATTHEW GEDERS
Mailing address811 BLUFF BROOK DR, OFALLON, MO 63366-5065
Main phone(314) 807-6990 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- April 2023
- County
- Saint Charles
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