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Leadership Course

This course focuses on the best practices of leadership in routine and crisis situations, how to build a team, accomplish the mission, take care of your people, and innovate for the future. It focuses on real world experiences to teach lessons learned from across the spectrum of those that have done leadership in the harshest of environments, armed conflict.  This course is specifically made for business and government leaders.

National Security Course

This course focuses on the process and the substance of the development of United States national security policy with best practices and lessons learned from national security professions from across administration. This course has two versions, one for high school and one for college students.

Middle East Course

This course focuses on the history and policy issues of the United States in the Middle East, the way these issues have evolved, and the best practices for reaching policy objectives through multiple individuals across multiple administrations. This course has two versions, one for high school and one for college students.

Global Conflicts Course

This course focuses on United States national security policy specifically in the area of conflict, from low intensity conflicts, countering insurgencies to countering terrorism, and from the strategic to the operational including how to best prepare our national security apparatus for the future of high and low intensity warfare.

International Affairs Course

This course focuses on the broad spectrum of issues facing the international community and how those issues directly affect United States national security strategies.  These issues include climate change, poverty, disease, and overpopulation, among others. This course is designed specially for high school students.

Counter-insurgency Course

This course focuses on the best practises and lessons learned of countering an insurgent movement against a government, focusing specifically on the experiences in Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, and Yemen. The course will analyse the tactics, techniques, procedures, and strategies that were most effective from across the spectrum of activities that take place in a modern counter-insurgency campaign, to include military diplomatic, intelligence, humanitarian aid, stabilization, and economic development, among others.

Counter-terrorism Course (restricted)

This course focuses on the most effective way to fight terrorist from the perspective of United States special operations experience over the past twenty plus years.  From unilateral to partner direct actions, from influence operations to sabotage and subversion in the spectrum of countering terrorism in the clandestine and covert arenas. This course is strictly restricted to those who operate in these areas within the United States government.

Special Operations/Activities Course (restricted)

This course focuses on the tactics, techniques, procedures, and strategy of best practices within the clandestine military operations and covert intelligence operations fields. It focuses on air, ground, and maritime, as well as influence, operations. The scope of the course goes back to the beginning of United States special operations of the Office of Security Services.  It is about being the most effective clandestine and covert force for the United States. It is strictly restricted to those who operate in these areas within the United States government.

Conflict Journalism Course (limited)

This course focuses on how journalists can conduct their trade in the safest manner possible. It will include how to prepare for deployment to conflict areas, how to prepare for and conduct a high threat meeting, how to prevent being taken hostage and if taken, how to survive and aid in recovery. The course also collects data to ensure that the groups responsible for a recovery have everything they need to maximize the chance of success. This course is not restricted, but it does require the signing of a non-disclosure agreement to protect the methods used. It is limited to journalists.