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Last week, some of the scholars took the opportunity to meet Hon. Joseph Westphal during his visit to Army University. Sometimes the best learning occurs when it is unplanned. lnkd.in/g_KUhikb lnkd.in/gvBSxK4c

Never know what the scholars will come up with... Student-run - student-centered. Looking forward to the panels this Wednesday in Marshall Auditorium at the Lewis and Clark Center at Fort Leavenworth. #informationadvantage lnkd.in/dZh3HFXg

A couple of weeks ago, LTC Jarred Hagan introduced his "Learning and Behavior" lecture to the Scholars to round out our exploration of cognition and decision-making. Phenomenal presentation. #informationadvantage lnkd.in/g_jCEwHN

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One of the great opportunities to assess learning is IA Scholars Oral Comps. When seated across from COL Dan Crawford, Dr. Joseph Blanding, and Mr. @KirkDorr you never know what you are going to get... Phenomenal experience for us all. lnkd.in/gGa8UjjD

The opportunity to share learning is the pinnacle of the IA Scholars program. The scholars planned, prepared, and executed an incredibly timely series of interactive panels to discuss data literacy, information advantage integration, and an opportunity to…lnkd.in/eJCk9ZvD

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This year, we were fortunate to have COL Dan Crawford as the military seminar leader. One of the benefits of having Dan was the opportunity to share insights. Great to finally see this out! Thanks Dan - #informationadvantage lnkd.in/gpEghU-C

Many thanks to Christina Bembenek for the share. LTG Donohue's remarks at the resignation ceremony and the quote that is worth reflection - "Miss Patty Elliot, she is with us today... She stepped forward. She had the intestinal for…lnkd.in/gakmFreH lnkd.in/gnd7qkB8

Running thru the finish line... and past the bleachers... For Cohort 2 IA Scholars - a very trailblazing year in this program. Many thanks to COL Dan Crawford and the many members of the CGSC faculty... lnkd.in/gFW4p_3S

Crossing the line with room to spare... The Information Advantage Scholars along with the Art of War Scholars were recognized last week for successfully completing the requirements for the Masters of Military Arts and Sciences. I am grateful to Dr. Dean N…lnkd.in/gMUnH2Td

Getting a haircut from these guys is the least of my worries :) Maj. Chris Mesnard's post sums it up well - the 'best year' of PME is what you decide you want to make of it... Make it count. lnkd.in/gb7a3ETv

From the team at ArmyU Press, a poem from one of our finest teachers at the Command and General Staff College - Colonel (Ret.) Dwayne Wagner. lnkd.in/g9BVUDyq

Absolutely the right call - one of our best and brightest. Congratulations Leonel Garciga. lnkd.in/e75fKGru

Message of the year: How do you spot an idiot? Look for the person who is cruel. The kindest person in the room is often the smartest. 🏆 Governor JB Pritzker

"During this episode, US Air Force MAJ Chris Mesnard discusses his Master’s thesis from the US Army Command and General Staff College entitled: Describing and Forecasting Relevant-Actor Attitudes, Actions, and Behaviors via Narrative-Based Decision-Making…lnkd.in/eeMtRi2V

Dr. Markowitz met with 12 Information Advantage Scholars Program students, exchanging insights about how data can support the Warfighter. Watch the FULL video to learn more👇👇👇! #MilitaryEducation #DataAnalytics #Innovation #FutureArmyLeaders

This is the post I never wanted to have to make. Earlier today, news arrived that my position as a history professor for US Army CGSC has been eliminated in accordance with DOD cuts. There is no chance of reassignment, and the entire Fort Belvoir campus will be stood down.

Adm. William McRaven writes for the Washington Post, “[...] This administration, and this Congress, must find a way to reinvigorate and reinvest in the State Department and USAID. Our national security depends on it." wapo.st/4luTj6y