ALCGPSC 116/22
SUBJ: AY23 SENIOR EDUCATION AND FELLOWSHIP PANEL (SEFP)
PHASE II RESULTS
A. ALCGPSC 075/22, UPDATE-1 TO PY23 SCHEDULE OF OFFICER PERSONNEL
BOARDS AND PANELS - PSCNOTE 1401
B. ALCGOFF 040/22, APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR THE AY23 SENIOR
EDUCATION AND FELLOWSHIP PANEL (SEFP) PHASE II
C. ALCGOFF 064/22, AY23 SENIOR EDUCATION AND FELLOWSHIP PANEL PHASE
II INITIAL CANDIDATE LIST
D. ALCGOFF 074/22, AY23 SENIOR EDUCATION FELLOWSHIP PANEL (SEFP)
PHASE II FINAL CANDIDATE LIST
1. The following officers have been nominated for assignment to a
Senior Education and Fellowship program during the 2023-2024
academic year. Primary selectees are listed by program or
fellowship. Alternate selectees are listed in alphabetical order by
rank with the exception of CIC, MIT-SDM, MIT-SLOAN, and ODNI,
whose alternates are listed in order of priority. Primary nominees
shall contact LCDR Jacqueline Fitch and LCDR Mary Katherine Wheeler
no later than 21 September 2022 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 AY23.
A. Senior Service School and Fellowship Primary Candidates:
(1) College of Information and Cyberspace, National Defense
University (CIC)
Pri: CDR(s) Mendoza, Hermie P.
(2) MIT Acquisition System Design and Management (MIT-SDM)
Pri: CDR Kime, Jeremy A.
Alt-1: CDR Reed, Frank M.
Alt-2 CDR Kerns, Corey M.
Alt-3: CDR Potterton, Jonathan H.
Alt-4: CDR Balmaceda, Armell V.
Alt-5: CDR Courtade, Jeremy A.
Alt-6: CDR Dipietro, Amanda M.
(3) MIT Sloan Fellowship
Pri: CDR(s) Ketchum, Mark R.
Alt-1: CDR(s) Ellsworth, James W.
Alt-2: CDR Ladyga, Jonathan W.
Alt-3: CAPT(s) Lansing, Shawn A.
(4) Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI)
Fellowship
Pri: CDR Hirschberg, Marcus T.
Alt-1: CDR Waters, Ryan A.
Alt-2: CDR Finn, Brian M.
Alt-3: CDR Caldwell, Erin M.
(5) Air War College
Pri: CDR Darrah, Michael R.
(6) Army War College
Pri: CAPT(s) McCown, David M.
(7) Brookings Institution Federal Executive Fellowship
Pri: CDR(s) Ellsworth, James W.
(8) Carnegie Mellon University Fellowship
Pri: CAPT(s) Goff, Benjamin F.
(9) Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
Pri: CDR Cahill, William R.
(10) Eisenhower School for National Security
Pri: CAPT(s) Corbett, James T.
Pri: CDR Heard, Corydon F.
(11) Eisenhower School for National Security (Acquisition)
Pri: CDR Dufrene, Lauren F.
Pri: CDR Kerns, Corey M.
(12) Harvard National Security Fellowship
Pri: CDR Ladyga, Jonathan W.
(13) Hoover Institution National Security Affairs Fellowship
Pri: CDR Reinhold, Kent R.
(14) Inter-American Defense College (IADC)
Pri: CAPT(s) Lansing, Shawn A.
(15) NDU College of International Security Affairs (CISA)
Pri: CAPT(s) Blair, William K.
(16) Joint Advanced Warfighting School (JAWS)
Pri: CDR Holm, Jeffrey S.
(17) Marine Corps War College
Pri: CAPT(s) Dipace, Michael S.
(18) National War College
Pri: CDR Spector, Benjamin J.
Pri: CDR Travers, Cynthia S.
(19) Naval War College
Pri: CDR Davila, Jessica S.
Pri: CAPT(s) Empen, Joshua M.
Pri: CAPT(s) Mangini, Paul J.
(20) RAND Military Fellowship
Pri: CDR Graul, Douglas D.
(21) Secretary of Defense’s Executive Fellowship (SDEF)
Pri: CDR Toczko, Jarod S.
(22) Tufts University – The Fletcher School, International
Security Studies Program (ISSP) Fellowship
Pri: CDR Williams, Dustin R.
B. Senior Service School and Fellowship alternate candidates
(listed by rank then alphabetically):
CAPT(s) Armstrong, Richard P.
CAPT(s) Burch, Joshua D.
CAPT(s) Mccarthy, Doreen
CAPT(s) Smith, Jake M.
CAPT(s) Vega, Michael O.
CDR Balmaceda, Armell V.
CDR Barr, Simon
CDR Heller, James L.
CDR Hood, Gordon A.
CDR Macon, Rhianna N.
CDR Meyer, Garrett R.
CDR O’Donnell, Wayne T.
CDR Ramirez, Nicholas O.
CDR Riesterer, Cory A.
CDR Sauerbrunn, Kenneth R.
CDR Smith, David A.
CDR Stewart, Bonnie M.
CDR Thomas, Michael C.
CDR Vera, Osvaldo E.
CDR Waters, Ryan A.
CDR Younkle, Andrew R.
2. IAW Refs A through D, the Selection Panel considered 101 officers
for Senior Education and Fellowship Programs, 02 officers for CIC,
15 officers for MIT-SDM, 40 officers for MIT-SLOAN, and 07 officers
for ODNI.
3. IAW Ref B, upon completion of the SEFP, 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-Sloan, MIT-SDM,
CIC, ODNI, etc.) should expect a follow-on assignment that will make full
use of their SEFP and career experience. Attending SEFP will incur a
minimum Active Duty obligation of three months for each month
of education.
4. Panel membership was as follows:
RDML C. E. Fosse JIATF-WEST
CAPT E. J. Doucette D8 CHIEF OF STAFF
CAPT M. W. Lake DCMS EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
CAPT G. H. Magee DEPUTY DIRECTOR-DOL
CAPT A. B. Grable BASE BOSTON
CAPT R. C. Compher MARINE SAFETY CENTER
CAPT J. M. Dietrich-Holm INTEL COORD CENTER
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 LCDR Jacqueline Fitch
at (202) 795-6472 or LCDR Mary Katherine Wheeler at: (202) 795-6454.
The POC for all SSS Programs is LCDR Emily Brockway (CG-09232)
at (202) 372-4602.
6. Pertinent SEFP information and documents are available on the
PSC-OPM Portal site:
(Copy and paste the URL below into browser)
https://cglink.uscg.mil/SeniorEducationAndFellowshipPanel
7. RDML D. C. Barata, Commander, CG Personnel Service Center,
sends.
8. Internet release is authorized.