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Um der wachsenden Nachfrage gerecht zu werden, weitet sich der Aufgabenbereich des Alumni-Büros ständig aus. Mittlerweile sind hier acht Vollzeitkräfte tätig, die unter anderem Alumni-Veranstaltungen in Partnerländern organisieren und mehrtätige Konferenzen sowie Seminare und Workshops zu den unterschiedlichsten Themen im Bereich Sicherheit ausrichten. Dazu kommt täglich der Versand des Email-Rundbriefs des Forums Terrorismus und Sicherheit. Mittlerweile ist die Zahl der Alumni auf über 6.000 gestiegen. Unter ihnen sind zahlreiche politische und militärische Entscheidungsträger sowie Beamte in Dutzenden von Ministerien in etwa 110 Partnerländern. Das Motto des Alumni-Büro lautet „Kontakt, Kommunikation und Kooperation“. So leistet es gemeinsam mit den Alumni einen Beitrag zu einer stabileren Welt.
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Ambassador Dr. Stanislav Raščan, Slovenia, is featured ‘Graduate of the Month’ for July 2010. Ambassador Rascan attended SES 2002-2 as a state undersecretary in Slovenia’sMinistry of Foreign Affairs.
Ambassador Raščan began his career in the ministry as a counselor. In 1995 he was promoted to 1st secretary and served at the Slovenian embassy in Toyko where he was acting chargé d’affaires for a longer period of time. He returned to the ministry in 2000 in the post of secretary general and two years later went on to the Slovenian Embassy in Teheran as minister plenipotentiary and acting chargé d’affaires. Returning in 2004 he took up the post of the head of the department for Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Pacific and the following year became the...
Donnerstag, 05 August 2010
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On July 16, 21 Marshall Center alumni, together with guests from the U.S. and German Embassies, and various ministries and educational institutions, gathered at the U.S Ambassador’s Residence in Prague, Czech Republic, for an event hosted by Mr. John Ordway, Charge d’Affaires ad interim, American Embassy. Guests of honor, Dr. James MacDougall, Marshall Center U.S. Deputy Director; H.E. Johannes Haindl, Ambassador, German Embassy; and H.E. Juraj Chmiel, Minister for European Affairs, Czech Republic, made opening remarks followed by discussion in an open forum. The main themes of the discussions were the possibilities for more interaction amongst the various organizations represented concerning current security topics and how the Marshall Center might play a leading role in...
Montag, 02 August 2010
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BG Neeme Väli (EP 1997-2 and SES 2005-3) Chief of Staff, Headquarters of the Estonian Defense Forces, has been named Marshall Center graduate of the month for June 2010.
Mittwoch, 07 Juli 2010
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Dr. Nika Chitadze, a Georgian professor of international relations, is the Marshall Center’s April Graduate of the Month.
Dr. Chitadze attended the Marshall Center’s Leaders of the 21st Century course 1999-2 while an adviser to the Georgian Deputy Minister of Defense. He later worked for the state agency for regulation of oil and gas resources, and for the National Security Council. He is currently teaching at several universities in Georgia, to include Tbilisi State University, American University for Humanities, University of Georgia, and the Tbilisi Academy of Economy and Law.
Dr. Chitadze said he gained good knowledge in the fields of international relations, political science, national security and defense management while at the Marshall Center.
“For me, the...
Freitag, 14 Mai 2010
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Lt. Gen. Atifete Jahjaga from Kosovo, is the March Graduate of the Month.
Upon hearing that she had been chosen as the featured graduate of the month General Jahjaga said, “It’s a special honor to be nominated from such a respected institution which has for years contributed to democracy, peace and stability, especially for those who needed this help at most - countries in transition.”
General Jahjaga attended the SES 2006-3 but was already familiar with the Marshall Center as she had cooperated with the registrars’ office for several years prior as the head of the training department of the Kosovo Police. In this role, she was instrumental in choosing Marshall Center participants from Kosovo.
General Jahjaga began her career with the police as a regular officer at...
Freitag, 02 April 2010
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More than 60 inter-ministerial, security professionals gathered at the Army House in Sarajevo to discuss NATO membership responsibilities Feb. 22. Among the guests were the ministers of defense, foreign affairs and security as well as the commandant, NATO HQ Sarajevo and the Norwegian ambassador to BiH. Besides the Marshall Center 27 alumni who attended there were representatives from the ministry of interior, US Embassy, NGOs, the University of Sarajevo, OSCE, UNDP and the media.
Speakers prepare for the start of the conference (l to r): Ms. Ankica Tomic, president, MC alumni association; Brig. Gen. John Bullard, Commandar, NATO HQ, Sarajevo; Marshall Center Director Dr. John Rose and Marshall Center professor Dr. Dragan Lozancic.
The director of the Marshall Center, Dr....
Montag, 01 März 2010
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Colonel Oleh Poshedin (EP 2004-5), the chief of the International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration Department at the National Defense Academy of Ukraine, has been selected as the graduate of the month for the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies for February 2010.
Poshedin, who graduated from the Military Academy in 1983, has served in a wide variety of military assignments, to include participating in relief operations following the 1986 Chernobyl Atomic Power Station catastrophe. He earned an advanced degree at the Taras Shevchenko Kyiv University in 1996 and became a candidate for a doctorate in history following his completion of the National Defense Academy program in 2000. He remained at the academy to serve in various capacities as an...
Freitag, 26 Februar 2010
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The Marshall Center has named Mr. Alvaro Ballesteros as featured Graduate of the Month for November.
Mr. Alvaro Ballesteros attended the Marshall Center LPASS 2007-4 course while assigned as the Executive Director, European Academy for International Training (EAIT), Granada, Spain. He then went on to assume duties as a Security Issues Expert in the Department of Security Awareness Issues at the OSCE Mission in UNMIK/Kosovo. On 01 April 2009, he assumed the position of Senior Political Officer/Liaison Officer for the OSCE Kosovo Mission in Belgrade, Serbia.
During his time at the Marshall Center, Mr. Ballesteros was impressed by the human and professional quality of the staff and his fellow course participants, which made the whole experience unforgettable. It offered him the chance...
Mittwoch, 16 Dezember 2009
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On 29 October 2009 the Marshall Center Alumni Association of Azerbaijan, in conjunction with the Marshall Center, the MOD and U.S. Embassy Baku held a roundtable entitled “The Current Situation in Afghanistan.”
Fifteen Marshall Center alumni participated in the roundtable, representing MOD, MFA, Ministry of National Security, Ministry of Emergency Situations, and the Border Service. The event took place in the Park Inn Hotel, Baku.
Mr. Donald Lu, chargé d’affaires, U.S. Embassy Baku, made the opening remarks. COL Vidadi Askerov (EP 1997-1), a Branch Chief in the MOD’s International Cooperation Department, also welcomed the participants.
Prof. James Wither, Marshall Center Professor of National Security Studies, spoke on “The Military and Security Aspects of the Current...
Freitag, 09 Oktober 2009
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On Sep 24 alumni gathered for their second roundtable this year to hear a panel discussion entitled, “Current Situation in Afghanistan.” The panel included three topics: warfare, economy and politics and was led by Prof. James Wither, Dr. Jack Treddenick and Dr. Ann Phillips respectively.
Association General Secretary LTC Milan Tepsic (LC2002-3, EPASS 2007-1) was the roundtable's chief organizer and served as the master of ceremonies for the event. The participants listened to the professors give an overview of the current problems and challenges in Afghanistan, followed by questions and discussions.
The roundtable, held at the Hotel Zira, Belgrade, included 36 alumni and invited guests as well as US Embassy BAO, MAJ Devin Braun and alumni from Albania and Spain. The alumni took...
Freitag, 09 Oktober 2009
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