Initial feedback on Dr. Bell’s opening presentation

● Mark Wiggins ● April 21, 2015 ● 2015 Ethics Ethics Blog ● 2 comments

After Dr. Bell's presentation on “The Profession of Arms and the Moral State We are In: The Shared Mission of Ordered Liberty” last night (April 20) we sent out a two-question, open-ended, two-question survey...

Opening Remarks at the 2015 Ethics Symposium by Dr. Bell

● Mark Wiggins ● April 21, 2015 ● 2015 Ethics Ethics Blog ● No Comments

CGSC’s General Hugh Shelton Chair in Ethics, Dr. Daniel M. Bell, Jr., opened the 2015 Fort Leavenworth Ethics Symposium with his remarks on "The Profession of Arms and the Moral State We are In: The Shared Mission of Ordered Liberty"...

Registration for 2015 Ethics Symposium opens

● Mark Wiggins ● January 12, 2015 ● News Releases ● No Comments

Registration for students and invited guests to the 2015 Fort Leavenworth Ethics Symposium is open. The 2015 Fort Leavenworth Ethics Symposium will be conducted April 20-23. This year’s theme is “The Professional Ethic and the State.”

Simons Center announces third annual Open Interagency Writing Competition

● Mark Wiggins ● May 1, 2014 ● News Releases ● No Comments

The Simons Center for Interagency Cooperation announces its third annual open Interagency Writing Competition for 2014. The competition is open to the public and recognizes papers that provide insight and fresh thinking in advancing the knowledge, understanding, and practice of interagency coordination, cooperation, and collaboration at the tactical or operational level of effort. The competition opens May 1. Deadline for submissions is Friday, Aug. 8, 2014.

CGSC Foundation’s ‘Col. Arthur D. Simons Center’ opens at Fort Leavenworth

● Mark Wiggins ● April 22, 2010 ● News Releases ● 1 Comment

The Command and General Staff College Foundation conducted a grand opening ceremony for the “Col. Arthur D. Simons Center for the Study of Interagency Cooperation” April 21, on Fort Leavenworth. Located at 655 Biddle Boulevard on the Fort Leavenworth installation, the “Col. Arthur Simons Center” is a research, analysis, studies… Read More

Simons Center spring 2004 intern conducts final brief

● Mark Wiggins ● June 14, 2024 ● Featured News Releases Simons Center News ● 1 Comment

The Simons Center’s most recent collegiate intern, Tom Kuehnel, an undergraduate student from Hamburg, Germany studying at Park University, conducted a final briefing on his project to his advisors, Park University representatives and Simons Center leadership in the McCoy Meetin’ House at Park University on June 14, 2024. Kuehnel’s project… Read More

Economics topic of latest ARNSF

● Mark Wiggins ● June 13, 2024 ● ARNSF Featured News Releases Simons Center News ● Comments Off

The CGSC Foundation’s Simons Center hosted an Arter-Rowland National Security Forum luncheon event on June 13, 2024, at the at the Carriage Club in Kansas City. The event featured a presentation entitled “The Economic Impact of Global Conflict.” Simons Center Director Bob Ulin welcomed the ARNSF members and their guests.… Read More

Command and General Staff Officers Course graduates June 7

● Mark Wiggins ● June 12, 2024 ● Featured News Releases School News ● 1 Comment

Nearly 1,100 officers graduated from the U.S. Army Command and General Staff Officer Course June 7, 2024, at the Lewis and Clark Center. The graduating class included mid-career officers from all American military services with the exception of the Coast Guard, as well as 120 international officers representing 94 countries… Read More

No. 34/Spring 2024 (May)

● Mark Wiggins ● June 11, 2024 ● Featured Foundation News Magazine ● No Comments

In this edition we honor the lifetime and service of Col. (Ret.) Roger Donlon as our main feature. We also honor the memory of former Chief of Staff of the Army and AUSA President Gen. Gordon Sullivan in our In Memoriam section. We also feature a story on our spring… Read More

InterAgency Journal 14-1

● Mark Wiggins ● June 5, 2024 ● Featured Simons Center News ● No Comments

The spring 2024 edition of the InterAgency Journal begins with the first of a two-part article discussing key considerations in the Department of Defense’s of the move towards “electrifying” its operations. This first part explores the issues surrounding the vulnerability of our supply chain of rare earths and strategic metals.… Read More

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