In which part of the promotion board process are a Soldier’s civilian accomplishments evaluated?

The evaluation of a Soldier's civilian accomplishments occurs in the personal achievements section of the promotion board process. This section is specifically designed to highlight individuals' accomplishments outside of their military service, such as educational achievements, community service, leadership roles in civilian organizations, and other relevant personal contributions that showcase leadership and character.

Highlighting civilian accomplishments allows the board members to assess the holistic profile of the Soldier, noting how their experiences and skill sets developed outside the military contribute to their overall qualifications and readiness for promotion. This recognition emphasizes the value of well-rounded individuals who bring diverse perspectives and skills to the Army, enhancing their potential for leadership and effectiveness in their military roles.