CARLISLE SCHOLARS PROGRAM (CSP)

The Carlisle Scholars Program (CSP) integrates the seminar experience of traditional Professional Military Education with the autonomy of a self-directed fellowship. Selected students will form a single seminar to complete approximately 10 weeks of intense course work, and then shift focus to research, writing, and advising senior leaders through a combination of individual, team, and faculty-coordinated work. The essence of the Carlisle Scholars Program is competitive analysis of strategic challenges, and contribution to broad strategic dialogue among national security leaders and stakeholders about problems/opportunities of national security. Coordination for the Carlisle Scholars Program begins in the months prior to arrival.

An academic program of the Department of Military Strategy, Planning, and Operations

ADVANCED STRATEGIC ART PROGRAM (ASAP)
Army Leader Day focuses attention on leadership issues at the strategic level.

ARMY LEADER DAY
Created in 2016, ASEP plans, coordinates, and executes Professional Military Education for the entire population of Army General Officers across the total force.

ARMY STRATEGIC EDUCATION PROGRAM
The U.S. Army War College and CSA Senior Army Fellows represent the Army in 54 programs worldwide.

ARMY WAR COLLEGE FELLOWS
The Carlisle Scholars Program (CSP) integrates the seminar experience of traditional Professional Military Education with the autonomy of a self-directed fellowship.

CARLISLE SCHOLARS PROGRAM (CSP)
The Center for Strategic Leadership (CSL)’s areas of emphasis are experiential education, Senior Leader education, support to Army Senior Leader research, and support to both U.S. Army War College and Army Senior Leader strategic communication efforts.

CENTER FOR STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP (CSL)
This rigorous elective program centers on current and provocative books and critical reasoning.

COMMANDANT’S READING PROGRAM
Corporate and defense industry leaders share insights and experiences that enhance the students’ understanding of the defense acquisition and support systems.

INDUSTRY DAY
Each year, approximately 80 senior international officers are invited to attend the U.S. Army War College.

INTERNATIONAL FELLOWS PROGRAM
The USAWC Military Family Program focuses on the spouses and families of the current class, as well as spouses and families of USAWC graduates who deployed after graduation.

MILITARY SPOUSE & FAMILY PROGRAM
Includes post-doctoral fellows, visiting professors, and research assistants to contribute to the teaching mission.

FACULTY AUGMENTATION
PKSOI participates actively with the War College to provide the Army's future senior leader with the necessary knowledge and skills needed to plan, conduct and assess P&SO missions and to integrate P&SO doctrine, concepts and policy into Army strategy and operational missions.

PEACEKEEPING AND STABILITY OPERATIONS INSTITUTE (PKSOI)
Funding is used for honoraria, course preparation, and supporting academic events related to the full scope of the USAWC's core curriculum.

PROVOST’S AND DEAN’S PROGRAMS
This program supports various events that enhance the current academic year classes, both Resident and Distance Education.

SPECIAL EVENTS SUPPORT
The Strategic Studies Institute hosts events and roundtables each year which support the Institute’s Academic Engagement Programs.

STRATEGIC STUDIES INSTITUTE (SSI)
An online journal with high-quality, concise, thought-provoking articles covering diverse topics.

USAWC-HOSTED WEB JOURNAL

CARLISLE SCHOLARS PROGRAM (CSP)

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