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FY2027 Commandant's Education Board – Graduate Education Program Selection Results

MARADMIN 512/26·October 20, 2026·Official source

The name-by-name results of the FY2027 Commandant's Education Board (CEB), listing Active Component officers selected for the Olmsted Scholar Program, Advanced Degree Programs, ACSP, SDSU, AFIT, Intelligence Education Programs, and the International Affairs Program. This is an active-component officer board; there are no Reserve component selections in this message.

This is a routine update, such as a name list, a set of results, or a recurring notice. The plain-English version is the summary above; the official text follows in full so you can find your name, number, or unit. Read it on marines.mil

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R 201330Z OCT 26

MARADMIN 512/26

MSGID/GENADMIN/CMC WASHINGTON DC MRA MM//

SUBJ/FISCAL YEAR 2027 COMMANDANT'S EDUCATION BOARD - GRADUATE

EDUCATION PROGRAM SELECTION RESULTS//

REF/A/MSG/CMC/20260612//

REF/B/MSG/CMC/20260612//

REF/C/MCO/CMC/20190530//

REF/D/MCO/CMC/20080125//

REF/E/MCO/CMC/20250311//

REF/F/MCO/CMC/20250307//

REF/G/MCO/CMC/20250528//

REF/H/MSG/CMC/20260407//

NARR/REF A IS MARADMIN 273/26 FY27 COMMANDANT'S CAREER LEVEL

EDUCATION BOARD ANNOUNCEMENT.  REF B IS MARADMIN 274/26, FY27

COMMANDANT'S PROFESSIONAL INTERMEDIATE LEVEL EDUCATION BOARD

ANNOUNCEMENT.  REF C IS MCO 1524.1 MARINE CORPS GRADUATE EDUCATION

PROGRAM.  REF D IS MCO 1553.4B PROFESSIONAL MILITARY EDUCATION

(PME).  REF E IS MCO 1540.33 THE INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS PROGRAM

(IAP).  REF F IS MCO 1300.8 CH-2 MARINE CORPS PERSONNEL ASSIGNMENT

POLICY.  REF G IS MCO 1900.16 CH-3 MARINE CORPS SEPARATION AND

RETIREMENT MANUAL(MARCORSEPMAN).  REF H IS MARADMIN 158/26 OFFICER

PROFESSIONAL MILITARY EDUCATION BLENDED SEMINAR PROGRAM FY26-27 SEAT

QUOTA ASSIGNMENTS.//

POC/D. T. DUMANOVSKY/MAJ/MMOA-3/USMC/DSN 278-9285/TEL: (703)784-9284

/EMAIL: SMB_MMOA_GRAD_EDU@USMC.MIL//

GENTEXT/REMARKS/1. Purpose.  This message announces the results of

the Fiscal Year 2027 (FY27) Commandant’s Education Board (CEB) that

convened on 4 August 2026.  This message includes those selected to

study abroad in the Olmsted Scholarship Program (OSP), Advanced

Degree Programs (ADP), Foreign Affairs Program (FAO), Regional

Affairs Program (RAO), Naval Postgraduate School (NPS), Air Force

Institute of Technology (AFIT), Intelligence Education Programs

(IEP), San Diego State University (SDSU), the Judge Advocate General

Legal Center School (TJAGLCS) and Civilian Education Programs (CEP)

hosted at civilian universities across the country.

1.a.  No later than dates (NLT) and major milestones (read in two

columns).

    NLT Date                  Milestone

    06 November 2026          Final Olmsted applications due

    16 November 2026          NPS curriculum slate released

    01 December 2026          IAP contacts FAO/RAO selects

    28 December 2026          NPS registration deadline due

    31 December 2026          AFIT admissions registration due

    01 January 2027           Olmsted interviews conducted 

    01 March 2027             Olmsted results announced 

    01 April 2027             Civilian Institution acceptance

                              letters due

    23 June 2027              AFIT report date

                              NPS report date

                              FAO report date

    04 August 2027            TJAGLCS report date

    28 December 2027          RAO report date

1.b.  Background.  The board, composed of five colonels and sixteen

lieutenant colonels, considered the records of the eligible

population and selected the eligible officers listed below.  The

small number of Graduate Education Program assignments available

relative to the number of eligible officers makes selection a highly

competitive process.

2.  Board Results

2.a.  Olmsted Scholar Foundation.  The officers listed below were

nominated by CEB to interview with the Olmsted Scholar Foundation

board in January 2027 (read in three columns).  See follow-on

instructions for OSP in 3.g.

    NAME                     RANK       PMOS   

    CAMPBELL, JAMAL M.       MAJ        0802

    MACHESKY, JORDAN A.      CAPT       0402

    MUSFELDT, AUSTIN J.      CAPT       0202

    ZARO, GRANT P.           CAPT       1702

    HARTIGAN, CAMPBELL B.    1STLT      1707

    HENDERSON, THOMAS E.     1STLT      5803

    SMOYER, TRENT C.         1STLT      0202      

    XIAO, BEINING            1STLT      0602

2.b.  Advanced Degree Programs (ADP).  The following officers were

selected as primary candidates for ADP Historian (8878) and

Education (8802) programs and will receive orders from the Graduate

Education Manager, MMOA-3.  Civilian school acceptance letters must

be provided to the MMOA-3 Graduate Education Manager no later than

2359 1 April 2027 (read in four columns).

    NAME                      RANK      PMOS     AMOS

    TORRES, JEANBRY           CAPT      0102     8878

    PRIGMORE, MORGAN K.       1STLT     0202     8878

    BAYKO, JOHN T.            MAJ       1302     8802

    MORALES, MYLEN M.         MAJ       0102     8802

    MICKELSEN, GARRETT R.     CAPT      3404     8802

2.b.1.  Tuition.  MCU will provide funding for officers

participating in the 8802 and 8878 programs up to 19,500 dollars

per year, for up to two years.  Any tuition costs exceeding this

amount will be paid by the officer.  Book stipends of 400 dollars

will be paid once per academic year.  Marine Corps University

Education Command (EDCOM) will pay book stipends directly to the

student in parallel with tuition payments.  Full Social Security 

numbers are required for payment and may be requested by the EDCOM 

Financial Management Office if they cannot be otherwise obtained.  

Reimbursement for parking fees and other discretionary fees is not

authorized.

2.b.2.  See follow-on instructions for ADP in 3.j.

2.c.  Advance Civilian School Program (ACSP).  The following

officers were selected as primary candidates for ACSP and will

receive orders from the Graduate Education Manager, MMOA-3.

Civilian school acceptance letters must be provided to the MMOA-3

no later than 2359 1 April 2027  (read in four columns).

    NAME                      RANK      PMOS     PROGRAM

    HERZOG, MARK P.           MAJ       0402     ACSP

    JONES, ANDREW M.          MAJ       0202     ACSP

    SCHEDLER, MATTHEW G.      MAJ       7202     ACSP

2.c.1.  Tuition.  ACSP is a partially funded education program

per reference (c).  Participating officers will receive their

regular pay and allowances, but application fees, tuition and

matriculation fees, cost of textbooks and materials, and all similar

fees and expenses will be borne by the officer.  The area of study

and research is at the discretion of the officer, and no utilization

tour is required.  The participant’s follow-on assignment will be

based on the needs of the Marine Corps and the participant’s career

progression.

2.c.2. See follow-on instructions for ACSP in 3.j.

2.d. San Diego State University.  The following officers were

selected as primary candidates for SDSU and will receive orders from

the Graduate Education Manager, MMOA-3. See follow-on instructions

for SDSU in 3.j. (read in four columns).

    NAME                     RANK      PMOS    PROGRAM

    DERONDA, ROBERT C.       CAPT      4502    SDSU

    SCHLEICHER, LAURI A.     CAPT      4502    SDSU

    BORN, HEATHER N.         1STLT     4502    SDSU

    HITCHCOCK, OWEN D.       1STLT     4502    SDSU

2.e.  Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT).  The following

officers were selected as primaries to attend AFIT and will receive

orders from Graduate Education Manager, MMOA-3.  AFIT registration

is 31 December 2026.  Estimated start date is on or around 23 June

2027.  See follow-on instructions for AFIT in 3.h. (read in four

columns).

    NAME                     RANK      PMOS    PROGRAM

    HAMMOND, MATTHEW W.      CAPT      7565    AFIT

    ITKOWSKY, EZRAH C.       CAPT      0602    AFIT

    MILCAREK, MICHAEL L.     CAPT      7566    AFIT

    CHOE, MATTHEW S.         1STLT     3002    AFIT

    SPIEGEL, CHARLES L.      1STLT     0202    AFIT

2.f.  Intelligence Education Programs (IEP).  The following officers

were primary selects and will receive orders from their PMOS monitor

for the Junior Officer Strategic Intelligence Program (JOSIP) at the

National Intelligence University (NIU), the Junior Officer

Cryptologic Career Program (JOCCP) at the National Security Agency

(NSA), and the Junior Officer Geospatial Intelligence Program

(JOGIP) at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) (read

in four columns).

    NAME                     RANK      PMOS    PROGRAM

    BARBEE, ALLEN H.         CAPT      0202    JOGIP

    CARPENTER, ANDERSON J.   1STLT     0202    JOSIP

    LEE, NOAH J.             1STLT     0202    JOSIP

    OWEN, TADHG D.           1STLT     0202    JOCCP

2.g.  International Affairs Program (IAP).  IAP consists of the

Foreign Area Officer (FAO) and Regional Affairs Officer (RAO)

programs.  The following officers were primary selects and will be

contacted by the International Affairs Program Office (PLU-8) to

discuss area of assignment NLT 1 December 2026.  Once assigned,

PLU-8 will coordinate with the Graduate Education Manager, MMOA-3

for orders and additional coordinating instructions.

2.g.1.  The FAO program requires graduate education, foreign

language, and in-region experience to earn the 82XX MOS.  The

credentials and experience of Marines will determine what training

aspects are required and their respective durations.  Aggregate in

region training (IRT) experience will vary from 6-12 months and not

all scenarios require a full OCONUS PCS with dependents.  Marines

will be prepared to meet program requirements and efficiently return

to PMOS tours to support the needs of the Service.

2.g.2.  Lateral move requests by Marines accepting orders to IAP

training will not be endorsed.  Marines are not eligible to LATMOVE

until they have completed their utilization tour requirements for

any selected graduate education program.

    NAME                     RANK      PMOS     PROGRAM

    BELTRAN, CHRISTOPHER J.  CAPT      0202     FAO

    BOKEKO, CHRISTOPHER W.   CAPT      0402     FAO

    INGRAHAM, SEAN K.        CAPT      3002     FAO

    JOHNSON, MATTHEW C.      CAPT      0602     FAO

    MILLER, TORY A.          CAPT      0202     FAO

    MORRISON, RICHARD A.     CAPT      0202     FAO

    RODERICK JR., MICHAEL J. CAPT      0602     FAO

    VENDEN, JACK M.          CAPT      6002     FAO 

    BROWN, CALLAHAN          1STLT     0202     FAO

    ENGLISH, PHILLIP N.      1STLT     0202     FAO

    ESPINOSA, ACE D.         1STLT     0402     FAO 

    FURNISS, WILLIAM         1STLT     0602     FAO

    GILLMAN, BENJAMIN H.     1STLT     4502     FAO

    MONTCHO, HENOCK M.       1STLT     0602     FAO

    VARGAS, LORENZ E.        1STLT     0202     FAO

    GUNN, SEAN C.            MAJ       0602     RAO

    LUCAS, CHELSEA A.        MAJ       4402     RAO

    PINGEL, EDWARD J.        MAJ       4502     RAO

2.h.  The Judge Advocate General Legal Center School (TJAGLCS)

estimated report date is 04 August 2027.  The following officers

will receive orders from the Graduate Education Manager, MMOA-3

(read in four columns):

    NAME                     RANK      PMOS     PROGRAM

    ANDERSON, BENJAMIN D.    MAJ       4402     TJAGLCS

    MELLING, CHRISTOPHER F.  MAJ       4402     TJAGLCS

    OCONNELL, GAGE M.        MAJ       4402     TJAGLCS

    PARKER, MATTHEW D.       MAJ       4402     TJAGLCS

    SCHWERDTFEGER, THOMAS J. MAJ       4402     TJAGLCS

    STOVALL, JOSEPH A.       MAJ       4402     TJAGLCS

    BANKS, CHRISTOPHER P.    CAPT      4402     TJAGLCS

    KIM, DANIEL              CAPT      4402     TJAGLCS

    PARENT, REBEKA L.        CAPT      4402     TJAGLCS

    STACHOWIAK, RYAN         CAPT      4402     TJAGLCS

    WINSTEAD, TIANA L.       CAPT      4402     TJAGLCS

    YELLIN, KNOX E.          CAPT      4402     TJAGLCS

2.i.  Naval Postgraduate School (NPS).  The following Marines were

primary selects to attend NPS.  The following Marines will receive

coordinating instructions and orders from the Graduate Education

Manager, MMOA-3.  Estimated start date is June 2027.

2.i.1.  NPS Curriculums will be listed on the MMOA website on or

about 16 November 2026.

2.i.2.  See follow-on instructions for NPS in 3.i.

(read in three columns).

    NAME                    RANK       PMOS

    CRAFT, JUSTIN C.        MAJ        1702

    FRANZ, PHILIP G.        MAJ        0202

    GIPSON, SEAN C.         MAJ        1707

    ROJASRODAS, JOSE O.     MAJ        1706

    STEVENS, LANDON P.      MAJ        0202

    ZIMKIEWICZ, MARC L.     MAJ        0302

    AANENSON, ZACHARY K.    CAPT       0602

    ACOSTAALMONTE, ARIANNY  CAPT       3404

    BARNEY, CAMILA A.       CAPT       0602

    BEESE, AARON C.         CAPT       0802

    BELKNAP, JAMES J.       CAPT       0602

    CARMACK, JOSHUA A.      CAPT       5803

    CHIAROTTI, CLAIRE J.    CAPT       0402

    DAHL, JACLYN P.         CAPT       3002

    DORIN, BENJAMIN J.      CAPT       0202

    FERNANDEZ, MATTHEW B.   CAPT       0802

    GACAYAN, FABIAN R.      CAPT       0102 

    HANNON, GARRETT S.      CAPT       0402

    HAUTZENROEDER, JOSEPH D.CAPT       0102

    HAYNIE, JARED G.        CAPT       1702

    HIGGINS, RANDOLPH R.    CAPT       0802

    HOOVER, ROBERT A.       CAPT       0602

    JAGER, ERIC T.          CAPT       0202

    JOHANSEN, BRYAN S.      CAPT       0802

    JOKERST, GAVIN L.       CAPT       3002

    KAY, ETHAN C.           CAPT       0302

    LAGIOIA, JOSEPH N.      CAPT       0402

    LAYSSARD, TITANA J.     CAPT       3002

    LEE, JOOHYUK            CAPT       0402

    LEE, NATHANIEL J.       CAPT       3002

    LILJA, TYLER J.         CAPT       0402

    LOZANO IV, RICHARD G.   CAPT       0602

    MAUZY, JUSTIN S.        CAPT       0602

    MIRSKY, TREVOR J.       CAPT       3002

    MORGAN, HENRY J.        CAPT       3404

    MURPHY, MATTHEW M.      CAPT       0402

    NASH IV, EUGENE J.      CAPT       0102

    PALMER, JOHN J.         CAPT       3404

    PARADOWSKI, KARA R.     CAPT       0602

    PERRY, ERIC M.          CAPT       0302

    PINTENS, BENJAMIN J.    CAPT       1702

    REIFF, NATHANIEL M.     CAPT       3002

    ROSELLI, JOHN C.        CAPT       0202

    SALAS, KAYLYN R.        CAPT       0402

    SCARAMUZZINO, JOSEPH J. CAPT       7318

    SCHAAFSMA, GERRIT T.    CAPT       0602

    SCHWEYEN, AUSTIN N.     CAPT       0402

    SELKE, JOSHUA K.        CAPT       0402

    SHANAHAN, THOMAS M.     CAPT       0402

    SHANNAHAN, CASEY M.     CAPT       0602

    STERNLONCZAK, DANIEL P. CAPT       0402

    SVOBODA, SOPHIE A.      CAPT       0602

    SHIN, JUSTIN K.         CAPT       0202

    TILTON, ALEXIA L.       CAPT       0402

    VANDYKE, JEREMY D.      CAPT       7566

    ZIRKLE, RICHARD J.      CAPT       0402

    BASEL, SABRINA L.       1STLT      1302

    BAUTISTA, CARLOS J.     1STLT      6602

    BOTT, JOSHUA A.         1STLT      0102

    BURKE, ADAM J.          1STLT      0302

    CASILLAS, ALEJANDRO C.  1STLT      6602

    CHARTRAND, ETHAN Z.     1STLT      1702

    CORTEZ, JAREM R.        1STLT      0402

    COTTON, CHRISTIAN J.    1STLT      0402

    CREECH, HALEY M.        1STLT      0802

    DELEON, JOSE L.         1STLT      0402

    EGAN, JEFFREY M.        1STLT      0602

    FIGUEREDO, JOSHUA K.    1STLT      4502

    FOSTER, OLIVIA B.       1STLT      0802

    GARCIA, MARCUS J.       1STLT      0202

    GAULDIN, ANDREW T.      1STLT      1702

    GODDARD, DANIEL I.      1STLT      0402

    GREENTAYLOR, JOSHUA F.  1STLT      7220

    HARTIGAN, CAMPBELL B.   1STLT      1707

    HOLDENRHODESBRYANT, BR  1STLT      0202

    HOPPER, SELIK W.        1STLT      0802

    KANE, KYLE C.           1STLT      1702

    KURP, MICHAEL E.        1STLT      1702

    KWATKOSKY, SAMUEL       1STLT      0302

    LADD, JACKSON W.        1STLT      7204

    LEE, JAYDEN R.          1STLT      0402

    LOERA, LUKE G.          1STLT      1702

    MARCHEWSKI, SEAN S.     1STLT      0602

    MASTALSKI, KATELYN A.   1STLT      3404

    MASTERS, ANDREW S.      1STLT      0602

    MCDONOUGH, KEEGAN P.    1STLT      0302

    MENDEZ, MAXIMILLIA L.   1STLT      0602

    MITCHELL, RYAN D.       1STLT      3002

    PANIK, ANDREW J.        1STLT      0602

    PARENT, MAX A.          1STLT      1702

    QUINN, CAMERON C.       1STLT      1302

    RICO, JUAN C.           1STLT      0402

    ROONEY, MICHAEL J.      1STLT      1702

    ROSKE, COLE A.          1STLT      0302

    ROSKE, ELIZABETH J.     1STLT      1702

    SANCHEZ, ANGELJOEL B.   1STLT      0102

    SMITH, KELLEY L.        1STLT      7209

    SMITH, PARKER J.        1STLT      7209

    STOLZER, SAMUEL V.      1STLT      0402

    VILLALVALIJO, EDMUNDO D.1STLT      0302

    VISS, JUSTIN J.         1STLT      0602

    WILSON, COLLIN R.       1STLT      0602

    WITHERS, CODY J.        1STLT      0202

    WITTSCHIEBE, CARTER A.  1STLT      0602

    GREENWALT, DAYTON J.    GYSGT      3044

    HONJIYO, CHLOE S.       GYSGT      0411

    STITCH, JOSEPH M.       GYSGT      2862

    DUCKWORTH, AUTUMN M.    SSGT       3044

3.  Coordinating Instructions

3.a.  Officers not yet career designated will be offered alternate

career designation in accordance with reference (f), upon acceptance

of orders.

3.b.  Officers who previously declined career designation, may

request to revert their career designation selections to accept

through their appropriate PMOS monitor, no later than 10 days from

release of this MARADMIN.

3.c.  Declinations.  Only officers whose end of obligated service

(EOS) ends prior to the report date to their specific program may

decline orders.  Officers who have accepted career designation and

are currently serving their associated service obligation are not

eligible to decline.  Officers eligible to decline this assignment

have 10 days from release of this MARADMIN to decline.  Officers who

declined the offer of CD in conjunction with this selection will

execute their current EAS IAW MCO 1001.65A.  Officers who elect to

decline their selection are deemed as resigning in lieu of orders.

Officers who resign in lieu of orders will exit the service NLT the

last day of the month they were required to report to their future

unit.

3.d.  Deferrals.  Headquarters Marine Corps (HQMC) will not usually

accept deferrals.

3.e.  PME Completion Requirements.  Graduate education programs are

not a service equivalent for PME.  Marines participating in a

graduate education program are required to complete a PME program

commensurate with their grade on their own initiative to be

considered PME complete for their grade.  Marines selected shall

complete PME requirements for their respective ranks, prior to

graduation.  Failure to complete PME prior to graduation will be

handled with negative documentation and FITREPs shall annotate the

failure to complete directed coursework in allotted time period.

3.f.  Graduate Education Service Obligation

3.f.1.  IAW reference (c), fully-funded graduate education programs

incur 36 months of service obligation if the program is less than 12

months and incur 48 months of service obligation if the program is

greater than 12 months.

3.f.2.  Service obligation will be run by MMOA-3 based on the

fully-funded graduate's diploma date.

3.g.  Olmsted Scholar Foundation

3.g.1.  The above selected officers must submit their final Olmsted

application NLT 06 November 2026 to MMOA-3, via email:

smb_mmoa_grad_edu@usmc.mil.

3.g.2.  Selected officers are encouraged to contact MCU's Olmsted

Scholar program POC listed in paragraph 5.

3.g.3.  The final application template can be found on the

MMOA-3 webpage under "Graduate Education Boards" at https://www.

manpower.marines.mil/Divisions/Manpower-Management/Officer-

Assignments/Plans-and-Programs-MMOA-3/#tab/graduate-education-

boards.

3.g.4.  The final application must include a GRE Score and high-

quality digital file command photo taken in Service "A" with

National Ensign and Service flag in the background.  If the

applicant's GRE score is not yet available prior to 06 November,

please indicate in the application the projected date the GRE score

will be received.

3.g.5.  The final application can include up to three letters of

recommendation.

3.g.6.  Upon conclusion of the Olmsted Foundation's board in March

2027, those chosen will be notified via separate correspondence.

3.g.7.  Those nominees not selected as Olmsted Scholars, may be

assigned to other CEB programs.

3.h.  Air Force Institute of Technology.  The following AMOS is

associated with the corresponding graduate education discipline and

school per reference (f).

    AMOS    DISCIPLINE                                 SCHOOL

    8820    Aeronautical Engineer                      AFIT

    8831    Environmental Engineer Management Officer  AFIT

3.i.  Naval Postgraduate School

3.i.1.  The following AMOSs are associated with the corresponding

graduate education disciplines and schools per reference (f)

(read in three columns).

    AMOS    DISCIPLINE                                 SCHOOL

    3006    Contingency Contracting                    NPS

    8824    Electrical Engineering                     NPS

    8825    Modeling and Simulation                    NPS

    8826    Combat Systems Science and Technology      NPS

    8834    Information Warfare Systems                NPS

    8840    Manpower Management                        NPS

    8844    Financial Management                       NPS

    8846    Computer Science                           NPS

    8848    Information Systems and Technology         NPS

    8850    Operations Analysis                        NPS

    8852    Defense Systems Analysis                   NPS

    8862    Material Logistics Support Management      NPS

    8866    Space Systems Operations                   NPS

    8870    Special Operations Strategic Planner       NPS

3.i.2.  Slating of AMOS is pending Naval Postgraduate School review.

The intent is to assign a desirable program of choice to each

selectee while aligning with the needs of the Marine Corps.

AMOSs will be released on or about 16 November via the MMOA-3

website:  https://www.manpower.marines.mil/Divisions/Manpower-

Management/Officer-Assignments/Plans-and-Programs-MMOA-3/

#tab/graduate-education-boards.

3.j.  ADP, ACSP, and SDSU

3.j.1.  The following AMOSs are associated with the corresponding

Graduate Education disciplines and schools (read in three columns).

    AMOS        DISCIPLINE                               SCHOOL

    8802        Education                                Civ

    8878        Historian                                Civ

    4505        Communications Strategy and              Civ

                Operation Planner

4.  Alternates

4.a.  The list of officers selected as alternates will be

published on the MMOA-3 webpage under "Graduate Education Boards" 

at https://www.manpower.marines.mil/Divisions/Manpower-Management/

Officer-Assignments/Plans-and-Programs-MMOA-3/#tab/graduate-

education-boards.

4.b.  The list will be posted alphabetically by full name and MOS.

No action is required by officers on this list.  If vacancies open

from the primary slate, an available alternate will be notified by

their primary MOS monitor or Graduate Education Manager for

assignment.

4.c.  Officers assigned to NPS, ADP, IEP and SDSU will be

immediately assigned to a utilization tour upon completion of

their coursework.

4.d.  Communication to HQMC.  All correspondence must originate from

and be endorsed by the selected officer and the O-6 in their chain

of command utilizing an Administrative Action Form (AA Form).

Submit correspondence:  MMOA-3 Grad-Ed organizational email:

smb_mmoa_grad_edu@usmc.mil.

5.  Points of Contact:

5.a.  Foreign PME, CMC Fellowships, Olmsted Scholar Program

        Maj Taylor Wulff-Morrison

        Comm:  (703) 784-1209

        Email:  Fellows_FPME_Olmsted@USMCU.edu

5.b.  Masters of Education

         Maj Mark D. Moran

         Comm:  (703) 784-4726

         Email:  mark.moran.mil@usmc.mil

5.c.  Masters of History

         Maj Emily M. Woolner (USNA)

         Comm:  (410) 293-6260

         Email:  woolner@usna.edu

5.d.  Air Force Institute of Technology

         Maj Jason R. McDonald

         Comm:  (571) 256-2789

         Email:  jason.mcdonald1@usmc.mil

5.e.  Advanced Civilian School Program

         Maj Delaney T. Dumanovsky, MMOA-3

         Comm:  (703) 784-9284

         Email:  smb_mmoa_grad_edu@usmc.mil

5.f.  International Affairs Program (IAP)

         LtCol Brett M. McCormick

         Comm:  (703) 614-0322

         Email:  brett.mccormick@usmc.mil

5.g.  Naval Postgraduate School

         Admissions Office

         Comm:  (831)-521-2190

         Email:  admissions@nps.edu

5.h.  San Diego State University (SDSU)

         Maj Sarah Rhodes

         Comm:  (703) 693-4906

         Email: sarah.rhodes@usmc.mil

5.i.  Junior Officer Intelligence Programs

         Capt Nathan R. Scott

         Comm:  (703) 784-9277

         Email:  Nathan.r.scott@usmc.mil

6.  Release authorized by MajGen Fridrik Fridriksson, Director,

Manpower Management Division.//
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