
Podcast Episode
A Challenging Conversation: The USAWC Civil-Military Relations Center
Carrie Lee and Ron Granieri
May 16, 2023
Research Article
A More Perfect Union: Black Soldiers and the Promise of America
Charles Allen and John Nagl
Spring 2023

Podcast Episode
Medicine, Morale, and Mustering the Force
Tanisha Fazal and Ron Granieri
July 18, 2023

Commentary
Rethinking Civil-Military Relations for Modern Strategy
Carrie A. Lee and Max Margulies
Aug 14, 2023

SSI Monograph
Framing the Future of the US Military Profession
Richard Lacquement and Tom Galvin
January 2022

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Upcoming Event: Fall Workshop Series
CMRC will continue its fall workshop series on Thursday 10/5, at 3pm. We are excited to welcome Dr. Charles Thomas from Air University!

Latest from Rethinking Civil-Military Relations
CMRC partnered with the West Point Modern War Institute to publish a series of essays that explore changing norms and the demands of modern war on civil-military relations.
LGBTQ+ INCLUSION AND MILITARY PROFESSIONALISM
Austin Wilson
Oct 2, 2023
Faculty Spotlight

COL Jennifer Alessio
Faculty Instructor
Dept of Distance Education
Colonel Jenny Alessio is honored to serve as a Faculty Instructor in the US Army War College’s Department of Distance Education, where she directs the Regional Studies course. Jenny is also a Ph.D. Candidate in Rutgers University’s Department of Political Science.
As a US Army strategic intelligence analyst, Colonel Alessio has served at echelons ranging from platoon to corps and above. From 2011-2013, Jenny was privileged to represent the US Army in the White House Situation Room, where she supported the President of the United States and the US National Security Advisor and coordinated with foreign national security leaders and their teams. More recently, Jenny managed US Army Pacific’s analytical relationship with 15 Indo-Pacific countries. Colonel Alessio’s experience includes an Army fellowship at the Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies, where she facilitated dialogue with civilian and military national security practitioners from across the Indo-Pacific region.
Colonel Alessio is a Distinguished Graduate of the US Army War College and holds masters degrees in Strategic Studies, Political Science, and Strategic Intelligence She is a University of Michigan Army ROTC Distinguished Military Graduate, where she received a Bachelor of Arts with Honors in English.
Jenny’s research interests include international security and civilian control of the US military.
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