They were Soldiers…

● Mark Wiggins ● May 4, 2016 ● News Releases ● 1 Comment

Army Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Harold G. Moore and Lt. Col. Boyd M. (Mac) Harris, deceased, were inducted into the Fort Leavenworth Hall of Fame in ceremonies at the Lewis and Clark Center on May 3. Plaques representing each of the Hall’s more than 100 members are displayed in the Lewis… Read More

Partner Spotlight – Armed Forces Insurance

● Mark Wiggins ● May 2, 2016 ● News Releases Partner Spotlight ● No Comments

Armed Forces Insurance located in Leavenworth, Kansas, is selected as the CGSC Foundation Corporate Partner for May 2016. Armed Forces Insurance has supported the CGSC Foundation from its inception, and most recently was key in the conduct of the Foundation’s Women’s Conference in March 2016. “As a ‘Presenting Sponsor’ Armed… Read More

Retired Ambassador Charles P. Reis to visit CGSC

● Mark Wiggins ● May 2, 2016 ● Events Past Events ● No Comments

Ambassador (Ret.) Charles P. Ries is scheduled to visit the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth May 10-11, as part of the CGSC Foundation’s DACOR Visiting Professor of Diplomacy program. During his visit Ries will be hosted by CGSC’s Department of Joint, Interagency and Multinational Operations… Read More

CGSC student forum addresses gender issues

● Mark Wiggins ● April 29, 2016 ● News Releases ● No Comments

The CGSC Student Forum “Leading in the Military: Gender and Success,” was conducted April 29 at Fort Leavenworth’s Lewis and Clark Center. The forum was conceived and coordinated by CGSC students headed by Maj. Therese Kreutzberg. Kreutzberg, opening the event, told participants the forum was intended to open the dialog… Read More

Farewell to Lt. Gen. Brown

● Mark Wiggins ● April 29, 2016 ● News Releases ● No Comments

On Friday, April 29, 2016, Lt. Gen. Robert Brown, commanding general of the U.S. Army Combined Arms Center and Fort Leavenworth and CGSC commandant, gave his final farewell speech to the students attending the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College. Brown received Senate confirmation for his four-star promotion April… Read More

IHOF welcomes two new members

● Mark Wiggins ● April 28, 2016 ● News Releases School News ● No Comments

Two highly decorated military officers that graduated from the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College were honored, April 26, 2016. Gen. Rajendra Chhetri of Nepal and Maj. Gen. Ravinder Singh of Singapore were inducted into the International Hall of Fame during a ceremony in the Eisenhower Auditorium at the… Read More

2016 Ethics Symposium concludes

● Mark Wiggins ● April 25, 2016 ● News Releases ● No Comments

The 2016 Fort Leavenworth Ethics Symposium, cohosted by the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College and the CGSC Foundation, was conducted April 19-21, at the Lewis and Clark Center and the Frontier Conference Center on Fort Leavenworth. The theme of this year’s symposium “The Ethics of Humanitarian Military Operations… Read More

Foundation hosts Senate staff member visit

● Mark Wiggins ● April 25, 2016 ● News Releases ● No Comments

Mike Heldstab (center in the photo), District Representative to U.S. Senator Jerry Moran, visited the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College on April 19. Heldstab was hosted by Jim Mackay (left), longtime member of the Foundation board of trustees from Des Moines, Iowa, and Foundation CEO Doug Tystad. Tystad… Read More

2016 Ethics Symposium kicks off

● Mark Wiggins ● April 19, 2016 ● News Releases ● No Comments

The 2016 Fort Leavenworth Ethics Symposium kicked off today. – After morning presentations by Dr. Jim Waller and Dr. Dan Bell (Gen. Hugh Shelton Distinguished Visiting Professor of Ethics), attendees participated in an afternoon panel discussion led by (left to right in the photo)- Dr. Jim Waller, Mr. Mike Newton,… Read More

Ethics Symposium – Day 1 thoughts

● Mark Wiggins ● April 19, 2016 ● Ethics Blog ● No Comments

In response to the information presented in the 2016 Ethics Symposium today (Day 1/April 19), what are the things you could do in…60 seconds…60 minutes…or 60 days?… Read More