For five decades, Peggy Garza has dedicated her career to federal service, advancing language education and international military cooperation.

Through the Countering Transnational Organized Crime course, the Marshall Center reinforces its commitment to enhancing global security and stability.

Website content updates have been made in alignment with Department of Defense Instruction 5400.17 and recent Executive Orders.

The Marshall Center launched its second Future Lab and Research Workshop Feb. 4, bringing together 22 alumni to study global security challenges.

The SoR, which was recently added to the Marshall Center in-residence courses, is designed to equip mid-to-senior-level security professionals, civil servants, and academic experts with a foundational strategic understanding of Russia.

The Marshall Center graduated 94 security professionals from 52 countries from its flagship Program on Applied Security Studies.