ALCGPSC 128/24 - RESERVE SENIOR EDUCATION AND FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM (SEFP) PANEL RESULTS

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13 SEP 2024

ALCGPSC 128/24
SUBJ: RESERVE SENIOR EDUCATION AND FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM (SEFP) PANEL RESULTS
A. Body Composition Standards Program, COMDTINST 1020.8 (series)
1. This message announces the results of the FY 2025 Reserve Senior Education
and Fellowship Program Panel, which convened 10 September 2024. The results
listed below are separated into primary and alternate candidates selected
for each course reviewed by the Panel.
2. Joint and Combined Warfighting School - Hybrid (JCWS-H).
 a. Primary Candidates in alphabetical order:
No.  Rank   Name                          Unit
1    CDR    Ambrose, Stuart J.            SEC HONOLULU CMD CADRE
2    CDR    Connery, Edward E.            INTEL COORD CENTER
3    LCDR   Kerscher, Patrick M.          CGRU USNORTHCOM
4    LCDR   Robers, Brandon J.            PSU 305 OPERATIONS DEPT
5    CDR    Stone, Kyle A.                CGRU US INDO PACIFIC COMMAND
6    CDR    Wright III, Joseph D.         CGRU JTRU US TRANSCOM
 b. Alternate Candidates for JCWS-H in order of selection:
No.  Rank   Name                          Unit
1    LCDR   Rogers, Brendan C.            PACAREA (PAC-3SF)
2    CDR    Younkle, Andrew R.            COMMANDANT (CG-R8)
3    LCDR   Barrett, David M.             CGRU US INDO PACIFIC COMMAND
3. Reserve Components National Security Course (RCNSC).
 a. Primary Candidates in alphabetical order:
No   Rank   Name                          Unit
1    LCDR   Attardo, Brian A.             D1 FORCE READINESS BR (DXR)
2    LCDR   Bergman, Holly A. M.          D13 PLNG & FORCE RDNS DIV (DX)
3    LCDR   Berrigan, Erica M.            COMMANDANT (CG-OEM-2)
4    LCDR   Brabson, Tommy L.             CGRU USNORTHCOM
5    LCDR   Case, Sarah L.                PSU 313 LOGISTICS DEPT
6    CDR    Channell, Cynthia N.          D5 INTELLIGENCE BR (DRI)
7    LCDR   Chelemer, Daniel P.           CGRU JOINT STAFF SOUTH
8    BMCS   Cheval, Adrien O.             SEC VIRGINIA CMD CADRE
9    CDR    Connor, David J.              SEC ST PETE LOGISTICS DEPT
10   BMCM   Davis, Patrick R.             SEC JCKSNVILLE CMD CADRE
11   BMCS   Denham, Trevor S.             SEC SAN FRAN CMD CADRE
12   MKCS   Durrett, Michael E.           CG STA MIAMI BEACH
13   LCDR   Folino, John P.               OL-CG-926 DIU MOUNTAIN VIEW CA
14   LCDR   Galletes, Angi                SEC HONOLULU ENFORCEMENT DIV
15   CDR    Garr, John W.                 LANTAREA (LANT-51)
16   LCDR   Highsmith, Daniel M.          OL-LANT CENTCOM-TAMPA
17   LCDR   Jaffe, Adam J.                PSU 308 COMMUNICATIONS DIV
18   BMCS   Lawton, John Q.               LDC CPO ACADEMY
19   LCDR   Leibowitz, Marcus H.          SEC HOU/GAL CP/RDNS STF
20   LCDR   Matos, Ydania M.              PSU 307 LOGISTICS DEPT
21   LCDR   Maxwell, Clark T.             CGRU JOINT STAFF SOUTH
22   LCDR   Medlin, Terri L.              PSU 305 WATERSIDE SECURITY DIV
23   MSTCS  Meserve-Nibley, Blaine F.     PSU 301 COMMAND STAFF
24   LCDR   Perdue, James D.              CGRU USSOUTHCOM
25   CDR    Pichette, Jeremy W.           RL-(CG-688)-HOUSTON TX
26   MECM   Reed, Scott A.                PSU 313 COMMAND STAFF
27   CDR    Ross, Jarod M.                COMMANDANT (CG-R82)
28   LCDR   Sanchez, Julio C.             CGRU USSOUTHCOM
29   LCDR   Shepherdjones, Blade A.       SEC HONOLULU INSPECTIONS DIV
30   LCDR   Skiver, Kaitlin E.            CGRU JOINT STAFF SOUTH
31   CDR    Spoon, William D.             CGRU JOINT STAFF SOUTH
32   LCDR   Storino, Michael F.           LANTAREA (LANT-35)
33   LCDR   Thayer, Jacob E.              BASE NEW ORLEANS
34   LCDR   Trypuc, Alexandria A.         PSU 305 WEAPONS DIV
35   LCDR   Wolner, Jason P.              COMMANDANT (CG-438)
 b. Alternate Candidates for RCNSC in order of selection:
No.  Rank   Name                          Unit
1    CDR    Barrion, Kelsey M.            OL-SFLC LRE PROJ-ALAMEDA
2    LCDR   Drysdale, Joshua K.           LSC RSV CONTINGENCY OPS DIV
3    ECS    Lieb, Timothy L.              PSU 309 SHORESIDE SECURITY DIV
4    BMCS   Thomas Jr., Richard S.        COMMANDANT (CG-7311)
5    MKCS   Stansberry, Matthew R.        PSU 305 MAINTENANCE DIV
6    LCDR   Lee, Aaron M.                 SEC HOU/GAL INSPECTIONS DIV
7    LCDR   Giordano, Alfred J.           SEC CORPUS CHR LOGISTICS DEPT
8    CDR    Crimmel, Brian A.             DATA ANALYTICS DIV
9    LCDR   Kealy, Alfonso V.             ICC DRUGS BRANCH
10   LCDR   Zisel, Christian M.           SEC NEW YORK INCIDENT MGT DIV
11   LCDR   Barkley, Charles C.           RL-(CG-83) EAST MORICHES NY
12   MKCS   Webb, Michael T.              AIRSTA ELIZABETH CITY
4. The Panel reviewed 22 candidate applications for JCWS-H and 66 candidate
applications for RCNSC.
5. Primary selectees will be contacted by the Program Manager with their course
convene date and the timeline for a response. Alternate selectees will be
notified by the Program Manager in the event a quota becomes available.
Alternates should be ready in the event additional course vacancies open or
a primary selectee is unavailable to attend. Each selectee can expect a
pre-reporting package from the school approximately six to eight weeks
before course convening.
6. Selectee Information.
 a. Orders: Selectees not on active duty at the time of course convening
    must use ADT-AT orders to attend courses. Selectees on ADOS, INCONUS
    Title 10 orders, or on EAD at the time of course convening should
    contact CG-R82 to discuss travel order funding. RCMs' travel will be
    funded by CG-R82. Selectees on OCONUS Title 10 orders or Title 14 orders
    at the time of course convening are not eligible to attend.
 b. Selectees shall confirm their intention to attend once contacted by the
    Program Manager with their course convene date. Response e-mails must
    include the course name and assigned convene date in the subject line.
    Failure to respond to the Program Manager will result in reassignment
    of the course quota.
 c. Each selectee must be in compliance with REF A and ensure their body
    composition screening data is recorded in Direct Access.
7. Command Information. Commands shall notify selectees immediately due to
the requirements listed above. Commands shall inform the Reserve SEFP
Program Manager if selectees withdraw or become ineligible for attendance
so quotas may be reassigned.
8. Those not selected for in-resident courses are encouraged to apply for the
Naval War College, College of Distance Education web-enabled program.
Additional information and application requirements for the program can
be found at the following website: https://www.usnwc.edu.
9. The Panel's membership and units are as follows:
Name                               Unit
CAPT Stephen R. Donley, USCGR      D9 PLNG & FORCE RDNS DIV
CAPT David J. Cripe, USCGR         CG PACAREA ALAMEDA CA
CAPT Jennifer T. Loth, USCGR       SEC SAN FRAN CMD CADRE
CDR  Loraleigh A. Hild, USCGR      CGRU USSOUTHCOM
CDR  Karl E. Garman, USCGR         COMMANDANT (CG-09241)
10. The proceedings of the selection Panel, including its deliberations and
criteria for selection, cannot be disclosed to any person who was not a member
of the Panel. For questions regarding the panel process, contact
LCDR Josh Denney, Boards and Panels Section Chief, at Joshua.A.Denney@uscg.mil.
For questions on the Reserve SEFP Program, contact LCDR Samantha Block,
Reserve SEFP Program Manager, COMDT (CG-R55), at Samantha.M.Block@uscg.mil.
11. RDML Z. Merchant, Commander, Personnel Service Center (CG-PSC), sends.
12. Internet release authorized.