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A photograph of of participants at the Global Counterterrorism Alumni Community of Interest Workshop.

Alumni Office

The Alumni Office was established in 1998 to provide Marshall Center graduates with an organizational point of contact for news, information, and services. The Alumni Office mission has steadily evolved to meet the needs of the Center’s alumni and now includes six full-time staff, whose duties also include facilitating alumni outreach events in our partner nations and conducting major multi-day conferences, seminars, and workshops to address a wide-range of security issues with distinguished alumni and communities of interest. 

Today, the Marshall Center has over 16,000 alumni, whose numbers include senior policymakers and military officers, as well as career civil servants from dozens of ministries in over 160 partner nations. The Alumni Office mission statement is to “connect, communicate, and cooperate” with graduates and collectively create a more stable world.

The Marshall Center Members’ Portal, GlobalNET, is a password protected web portal that can be accessed via the internet throughout the world. GlobalNET allows Marshall Center alumni, staff, and partners to maintain contact with one another, share their most recent career and contact information, post stories and discuss current events in academic discussion groups, as well as download newsletters and various academic materials presented at the Marshall Center or during the numerous outreach events. Furthermore, participants have indefinite access to academic materials from their resident courses. GlobalNET also provides users access to many news and information databases that offer the full texts of articles and research papers from thousands of periodicals in multiple languages.

For more information about the Alumni Office or if you've lost your GlobalNET password, please e-mail mcalumni [at] marshallcenter.org (mcalumni[at]marshallcenter[dot]org).

George C. Marshall Centers Black Sea Regional Alumni Forum just concluded! Nearly 50 participants gathered in Tbilisi, Georgia, last week for the first of two intense days of discussion and networking.
To cap off the Black Sea Regional Alumni Forum, GCMC held an Outreach Networking Event. Over 60 alumni came together to renew ties, share ideas and expand professional contacts and friendships.