The 24-day course was created to cover major transnational organized crime-related issues, and is one of the Marshall Center’s largest in-residence courses.

Governments must act within an overwhelming informational field through precise interventions at the most critical pressure points.

The event brought together over 200 guests, including U.S. Consul General Liston and Ukrainian Consul Prokopenko

Attending alumni represented a broad spectrum of Polish government and society, including the Ministry of National Defense, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, National Security Bureau, Internal Security Agency, police, academia and private enterprise.

“It produced some of the great memories of my career and my life. But it produced some of the richest opportunities that I’ve ever had outside of my genuine Army experience.”

Škerbinc will join the ranks of three other seconded professors at the Marshall Center from Italy, Switzerland and Poland.