DSCU News
DIILS Congratulates Ms. Paula Gilevska, Republic of North Macedonia, on Her Appointment
May 2, 2024
Ms. Paula Gilevska was appointed to a diplomatic position to the Republic of North Macedonia’s Permission to the Office of Security Cooperation for Europe, United Nations and other International Organizations in Vienna, Austria. Ms. Gilevska is in charge of the cyber security portfolio, cooperation with Asian partners and UNODC programs.
International Defense Acquisition Negotiations
May 2, 2024
Congratulations to the latest cohort of International Defense Acquisition Resource Management (IDARM) "International Defense Acquisition Negotiations" graduates. This course focuses on planning for and negotiating complex issues related to international defense contracts. Particular emphasis is placed on the strategies, techniques, and characteristics of good negotiators.
SSCS Faculty Engages with NATO Professionals
April 25, 2024
A Mobile Training Team (MTT) from the Defense Security Cooperation University’s (DSCU’s) School of Security Cooperation Studies (SSCS) recently conducted an International Partner Security Cooperation Finance and Logistics course in Capellen, Luxembourg.
Dr. Whitney Grespin Published on Private Security Assistance Activity in the Horn of Africa
April 23, 2024
ISG Africa Regional Program Lead Dr. Whitney Grespin recently contributed a chapter on “Private Security Assistance Activity and Oversight in the Horn of Africa” to the policy brief series published by Addis Ababa University’s Institute for Peace and Security Studies (IPSS).
Civil-Military Coordination in Disaster Relief
April 22, 2024
We are proud to announce the successful culmination of the Civil-Military Coordination in Disaster Relief course. This course develops a comprehensive understanding of how national governments organize and use their armed forces to support domestic and international disaster response operations. The course emphasizes cross-community understanding and communication skills that improve the ways that armed forces, government civilian agencies, and non- and inter-governmental organizations can work more effectively alongside one another in disaster relief.
Objectives include:
♦ Deepen their understanding of disaster response communities
♦ Develop knowledge of national systems for coordinating disaster responses
♦ Explore the methods used by the international community to support national governments during disaster response
♦ Exercise their capacity to build trust, identify shared objectives, and promote collaboration
♦ Explore emerging concepts and initiatives from various communities
♦ Build cross-community professional networks
Liberia’s First Female MINDEF – ISG Alum
April 17, 2024
Retired Brigadier General Geraldine Janet George, who was recently appointed as the new Acting Liberian Minister of Defense, is the first woman to serve in this role in the country’s history, making this appointment an historic step forward for the country and the continent.
BG George is also a graduate of several Institute for Security Governance (ISG) Resident & Mobile Education Training courses.
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