The Advanced Strategic Art Program (ASAP) is for 14-16 competitively selected national security professionals in the USAWC Resident class.

Originally established with a gift from the widow of Anton Myrer, author of the classic military novel Once an Eagle, the event focuses attention on leadership issues. . .

The U.S. Army War College and CSA Senior Army Fellows – representing the Army in 54 programs worldwide. . .

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

This funding primarily supports programs that play a critical part in the USAWC education of students. . .

This rigorous elective program centered on current and provocative books and critical reasoning. . .

Corporate and defense industry leaders travel to the USAWC to share insights and experiences. . .

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

The USAWC Military Family Program focuses on the spouses and families of the current class. . .

Postdoctoral fellows serve in the capacity of junior faculty and contribute to research. . .

Established in 1993 initially as the "Peacekeeping Institute"(PKI). . .

Funding is used for honoraria, course preparation, and supporting academic events related to the full scope of the USAWC. . .

This program supports various events that enhance the current academic year classes, both Resident and Distance Education.

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

Built on the principle that open competition improves the quality of ideas, WAR ROOM features innovative and provocative articles. . .