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Congratulations to all the graduating GU Security Studies students! 👏 You all worked hard for this moment. Go on and do amazing things -- I expect nothing less.

which is why I was thrilled when the inimitable @SMonaghanCSIS and @KakiElgin asked me to help unpack the riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma earlier this spring... Very pleased with the finished product, which CSBA has just released csbaonline.org/research/publi…

Our first Speaker Series of the summer is on June 4 with General (ret.) Frank McKenzie about his new book “The Melting Point.” Register today! GUID will be checked at venue entry georgetown.edu/event/css-spea…

New and current SSP students: Join experienced federal government staffer and SSP graduate Mitchel Hochberg for a workshop that will teach participants how to prepare for and succeed in staff jobs! ➡️ Register for the event: georgetown.edu/event/workshop…

This is next week! Will we see you there?

It was a pleasure to host Gen. Kenneth F McKenzie Jr for a discussion on his new book, “The Melting Point: High Command and War in the 21st Century." It was a packed house in Mortara Center as we heard about the General's time as the Commander of U.S. Central Command.

Earlier this month, GU Security Studies hosted a summer institute for students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The summer institute is designed to give students a taste of what it means to study and work in the field of security studies.

How do militaries respond when they confront the dilemma of conflict between the liberal norms of respect for human rights and civilian control of the military? Renanah Joyce Renanah Miles Joyce Georgetown University GU Security Studies discusses the effects of norm conflict on military attitudes

Delighted to kick off an action-packed week of NATO public engagements with the #NextGen of transatlanticists from Georgetown SFS @georgetowncss and NATO Supreme Allied Commander Transformation SACT @ NATO Youth & Academia night #NATO75 #NATOSummit #HoyaSaxa

Following remarks by NATO Supreme Allied Commander Transformation SACT GU Security Studies Alumnus Oliver Mõru expertly delivers a report on deterrence & defense challenges facing the Alliance, as part of the day’s Model NATO

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17 students from a range of universities — including Howard, Spelman, Morehouse, Alabama A&M, and Bethune-Cookman — were chosen to participate in this year’s Security Studies Summer Institute. See what they got up to this summer in our latest article. css.georgetown.edu/2024/08/22/hbc…

SFS is proud to celebrate the contributions of some of our student veterans. Featuring grad students from GU Security Studies, CERES and Georgetown MSFS, they share stories from active duty and the journeys that led them to Georgetown. Read more: bit.ly/48KUv08

Registration for our Kalaris Intelligence Conference is open ✨ ✅ Register at Kalaris.org ✅ Registration is free and open to all! ✅ There will be a career fair for Georgetown students immediately following the conference. More info on website

SSP at #ISA2025!

#ThrowbackThursday to GU Security Studies’ annual Kalaris Intelligence Conference! The event brought together experts and students to tackle today’s top challenges: AI, cyber threats, diplomacy and information warfare.

Georgetown University’s Center for Security Studies, GU Security Studies, hosted a great event this month focused on NATO’s Eastern Flank: “Crosswinds from the Eastern Flank: U.S. Commitments to NATO in Trump 2.0”. I was invited to deliver the keynote address and I talked about the

📢2025 SFS commencement speakers! 🎓 KONO Taro (SFS’86), member of Japan's House of Representatives, will speak at the undergraduate ceremony & Filippo Grandi, the UN High Commissioner of UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, will speak at the graduate ceremony. Read more: bit.ly/3GuFzt6