ALCGPSC 113/17 - DUTY TO PEOPLE - AY18 SENIOR EDUCATION AND FELLOWSHIP PANEL (SEFP) PHASE II RESULTS

20 SEP 2017

ALCGPSC 113/17
SUBJ: DUTY TO PEOPLE - AY18 SENIOR EDUCATION AND FELLOWSHIP PANEL (SEFP)
PHASE II RESULTS
A. ALCGOFF 068/17, APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR THE AY18 SENIOR EDUCATION
AND FELLOWSHIP SELECTION PANEL PHASE II
B. ALCGOFF 100/17, AY18 SENIOR EDUCATION AND FELLOWSHIP PANEL (SEFP)
PHASE II - INITIAL CANDIDATE CONFIRMATION
C. ALCGOFF 122/17, AY18 SENIOR EDUCATION AND FELLOWSHIP PANEL (SEFP)
PHASE II - FINAL CANDIDATE CONFIRMATION
1. The following officers have been nominated for assignment to a Senior
Education and Fellowship program during the 2018-2019 academic year.
Primary selectees are listed by program or fellowship. Alternate
selectees are listed in alphabetical order by rank with the exception of
NDU-CIC, NIU-CSIR, MIT-SDM, MIT-SLOAN, and IADC whose alternates are
listed in order of priority. Primary nominees shall contact CDR Kristina
Lewis no later than 27 September 2017 to finalize program acceptance.
Alternates will be contacted by OPM as program opportunities are
identified. Alternates should ensure a robust e-resume is on file for
AY18.
   A. Senior Service School and Fellowship Primary Candidates:
     (1) College of Information and Cyberspace, National Defense
University
Pri:  CDR Andrew T. Campen
Alt:  CAPT(s) Brian R. Anderson
Alt: CDR Patrick M. Thompson
Alt: CDR Anthony H. Hawes    
     (2) National Intelligence University Center for Strategic
Intelligence Research
Pri: CAPT(s) Michael P. Guldin
Alt: CDR Rachel L. Lewis 
     (3) MIT Acquisition System Design and Management (SDM)
Pri: CDR Brian C. Erickson
Alt: CDR Eugene D. McGuinness 
Alt: CDR Chad A. Long
     (4) Inter-American Defense College (IADC)
Pri: CDR Jonathan A. Andrechik
Alt: CDR Matthew J. Waldron
Alt: CDR Jose E. Diaz
Alt: CDR(s) Christopher W. Lavin
     (5) MIT Sloan Fellowship
Pri:  CDR Anne E. O’Connell
     (6) Air War College
Pri: CAPT(s) Tina J. Pena
     (7) Army War College
Pri:  CDR Randall E. Brown
     (8) Brookings Institution Federal Executive Fellowship
Pri:  CDR Michael R. Lachowicz
     (9) Center for Strategic and International Studies
Pri: CDR(s) Andrew L. Pate
     (10) Eisenhower School for National Security
Pri:  CDR Robert C. Compher
Pri: CDR Eugene D. McGuinness
     (11) Eisenhower School for National Security (Acquisition)
Pri: CAPT(s) Andrew D. Meverden
Pri: CDR Jonathan Bates 
     (12) Harvard National Security Fellowship
Pri: CDR Robert H. Potter Jr.
     (13) Hoover Institution National Security Affairs Fellowship
Pri: CDR James M. O’Mara IV
     (14) International Counterterrorism Fellowship (ICTF)
Pri: CAPT(s) Timothy D. Hammond 
     (15) Joint Advanced Warfighting School (JAWS)
Pri: CDR Robert J. Berry II
     (16) Marine Corps War College
Pri: CDR Jonathan A. Carter
     (17) National War College
Pri: CDR Marc Brandt 
Pri: CAPT(s) Timothy P. Cronin  
     (18) Naval War College
Pri: CDR Thomas C. D’Arcy
Pri: CDR Chad A. Long 
Pri: CDR Leon McClain Jr. 
     (19) RAND Military Fellowship
Pri: CAPT(s) Patrick Dougan
     (20) Tufts University – The Fletcher School, International
Security Studies Program (ISSP) Fellowship
Pri:  CDR(s) Aaron W. Delano-Johnson
   B. Senior Service School and Fellowship alternate candidates (listed
by rank then alphabetically):
CAPT(s) Stephen Adler
CAPT(s) Brian R. Anderson
CAPT(s) Adam L. Kerr
CAPT(s) Jonathan Theel
CDR Jonathan A. Andrechik
CDR Timothy G. Balunis Jr.
CDR Charles L. Banks Jr.
CDR Gregory A. Callaghan
CDR John J. Christensen
CDR Carmen S. DeGeorge
CDR Francis J. DelRosso Jr.
CDR Matthew S. Furlong
CDR Matthew W. Hammond
CDR Austin R. Ives
CDR Michael S. Jackson
CDR Jared E. King
CDR Benjamin J. Maule
CDR Alan B. McCabe
CDR Brad M. McNally
CDR Chester A. Passic
CDR Tracy O. Phillips
CDR Juan M. Posada
CDR Derek L. Smith
CDR Jennifer A. Stockwell
CDR(s) Brendan T. Gavin
2. IAW Refs A through C, the selection panel considered 93 officers for
Senior Education and Fellowship Programs, five officers for NDU-CIC,
four officers for NIU CSIR, 10 officers for MIT-SDM, 26 officers for
MIT-SLOAN and 29 officers for IADC.
3. IAW Ref A, upon completion of the Senior Education or Fellowship
program, officers should expect to be placed in billets that take full
advantage of this experience. In addition to internal CG billets, this
could result in high visibility assignments throughout the government
including Department Of State, White House, Pentagon, DHS, Congressional
Affairs, or DOD combatant commands. Officers attending programs with a
specific career track (Eisenhower Acquisition, MIT-SDM, CIC, CSIR, etc.)
should expect a follow-on assignment that will make full use of their
SEFP and career experience. Attending a Senior Education or Fellowship
Program will incur a minimum Active Duty obligation of three months for
each month of education.
4. Panel membership was as follows:
RADM D. B. Abel, USCG
CAPT M. W. Glander, USCG
CAPT L. D. Collins, USCG
CAPT R. E. Batson, USCG
CAPT M. W. Lake, USCG
CAPT A. B. Avanni, USCG
5. The proceedings of the panel including its deliberations and criteria
for selection cannot be disclosed to any person who was not a member of
the panel. Questions regarding this panel, officers status, or
assignments should be directed to CDR Kristina Lewis at (202) 795-6452.
The POC for all SSS Programs is LCDR Daniel Cathell (CG-09232) at (202)
372-4602. 
6. The precept that convened these panels and charged each panel member
with their duties is available for review on the CG Portal (OPM
Reference Library: AY18 Senior Education and Fellowship Panel folder).
7. RDML M. T. Bell Jr., Commander, CG Personnel Service Center, sends.
The Service Center for our Most Important Resource – Our People.
8. Internet release is authorized.