The National American Legion College will be held Nov. 17-22 in Indianapolis with 53 students.

The 2024 National American Legion College (NALC) will be held Nov. 17-22 at American Legion National Headquarters in Indianapolis. The 2024 class will feature 53 American Legion members representing 36 departments.

During National American Legion College, students receive instruction through classroom lectures and small group sessions. The week-long program helps Legionnaires develop institutional knowledge, as well as build effective leadership and mentorship skills for every level of the organization. Several of the course topics include: effective leadership, mentorship and communication; critical thinking and problem solving; leadership personalities; training; conflict resolution; and resolution writing.

The following Legionnaires will be attending the 2024 NALC:

Alabama: Paul Gonthier and Gladys Leonard

Arizona: Jennifer Kritzer and Jose Maldonado

Colorado: Steven Butner and Marvin Weaver Jr.

Connecticut: Johnathon Whetton

Florida: Stuart Scott and Jason Skobel

Georgia: Gary Ely and Thomasena Sanderlin

Idaho: Danny Pruett

Indiana: J. David Burnette Jr. and Angel Faulkner

Iowa: Polly Graham and Whitney Smith-McIntosh

Kansas: George Honn

Kentucky: David Gross

Louisiana: Stephanie Hanks

Maryland: Kenneth Huddleston and Todd Morris

Michigan: Stephen Caudill and Angela Jaworski

Minnesota: Christopher Anderson Sr. and Carla Tappainer

Mississippi: Bobby Thornton

Missouri: Eric Norem

Nevada: Robert Bencsko

New Hampshire: Paul Evans

New Jersey: David Corbin and Frank Landis Sr.

New Mexico: Carlos Cardenas and Karen Street

New York: Eric De Kraai and John Miga

North Carolina: David Sammons Jr.

Ohio: Bradley Beatty and Gary Cox Jr.

Oregon: Eric Stallings

Pennsylvania: James Haggerty Jr. and David Siegle

Puerto Rico: John Fisher

Rhode Island: Rhonda Ziehl

South Carolina: Jerome Childs and Patricia Dandy

South Dakota: Harry Boner

Tennessee: Dennis Griffin and James McLaughlin

Texas: Chad Page

Utah: Tami Santerre

Virginia: Tonya Meunier

Wisconsin: Nathan Bond

Wyoming: Benjamin Glenn Jr.