WA Wing Cadet Advisory Council

About WAWG CAC

Cadet Advisory Council representatives develop their leadership skills while advising their commanders on ways to improve the cadet program at the group, wing, region, or national level. The CAC is the cadets' opportunity to influence senior CAP leaders, improve cadet life, and increase their leadership effectiveness.

The Washington Wing Cadet Advisory Council serves three primary purposes:

The Wing CAC meets at least once per quarter, but also work on projects, proposals and in smaller committees between meetings. Meetings are usually in-person, at WAWG Conferences, and via phone or video conference at other times.

In WAWG, each unit is represented directly on the Wing CAC, and there are no group-level CACs. In lieu of group-level CAC's, the Wing CAC has standing committees for each group, and group commanders are encouraged to seek their advice when appropriate.

View Current CAC Members

Suggest a Project, Proposal, or Question

Send an email to cac@wawg.cap.gov if you have an idea or question that you'd like the Wing Cadet Advisory Council to consider.


Annual Term-Change

CAC Terms last from 1 October to 30 September every year, and every CAC position opens for applications for every new term.

Because eServices automatically removes all CAC assignments on 30 September, cadets wishing to carry-over their position into the next term must re-apply and be re-appointed.

In Washington Wing, there is a centralized term-change application process for every representative and officer on the WAWG CAC.

The Wing Cadet Programs Team will send every commander their list of candidates to choose from. 


Fill a Vacancy

If there's a CAC vacancy that you'd like to fill mid-term, reach out to your unit commander about filling it!
Cadets can be appointed to fill vacancies at any time, and the CAC needs dedicated Cadet leaders like you to help make CAP better.

Wing CAC Tools

WCAC Project Board