Michael D. Hockley, a Founding Trustee of the CGSC Foundation, was elected as president of the board March 21, 2013. His election to the post comes on the heels of the resignation of the former board president Hyrum Smith. Hockley assumed duties immediately upon election.
CGSC Foundation Board President Hyrum Smith addresses members of the Foundation board of trustees at an annual meeting in March 2011. Smith recently resigned from his position with the board after serving more than six years. (photo by Mark H. Wiggins)
After nearly seven years of service of extraordinary service…
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The CGSC Foundation sponsored a video production highlighting the College's Department of Military History. The video and others were...
The Command and General Staff College Foundation’s newest hire in the new year started work Jan. 3. Barbara Fitzgerald began her duties...
On Nov. 27, 2012, the Foundation Director of Operations Ann Soby was awarded the 2012 Athena Award...
On Oct. 22, 2012, the CGSC Foundation won two “Philly Awards” for outstanding nonprofit communications programs...
The Command and General Staff College Foundation’s Simons Center for Interagency Cooperation has a new director effective today. Retired Ambassador Edward Marks assumes the duties as director of The Simons Center this month.
The Combined Arms Center and Command and General Staff College (CGSC) assisted U.S. Africa Command (USAFRICOM) in the conduct of its inaugural alumni symposium, July 18-20. The symposium included graduates of the U.S. Army CGSC and the Army War College.
Any look at the State Department’s professional education and training programs may benefit from a corresponding review of how other agencies handle this important career development requirement. Such comparisons may help bring into sharper focus the unstated assumptions and invisible organizational values... (Editor's Note: The Army's Approach to Leader Development was published in the Foreign Service Journal in the July-August 2012, Vol. 89, No. 7-8, edition.)
The word “interagency” is an elusive concept of voluntary associations of federal departments and agencies, each having its own procedures, jargon and rules. Each federal department has... (Editor's Note: The Federal Times published this opinion piece June 17, 2012.)
