Stevens Center News
The following highlights and links provide recent updates on TSC and Arctic Security issues:
TSC strengthens Arctic-Pacific ties in meeting with Japanese Head Consul Hamada
As strategic competition intensifies across the Arctic and Indo-Pacific, the Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies is expanding its outreach to like-minded partners committed to preserving regional stability and deterring aggression. On April 8, Director Randy “Church” Kee met with...
TSC supports US warfighter readiness in new Arctic operations manual
The Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies recently played a role in shaping the U.S. Army’s newly published Arctic and Extreme Cold Weather Operations manual, reinforcing the Department of Defense’s commitment to readiness in one of the world’s most challenging environments. ATP...
TSC Alumni event highlights civil-military emergency cooperation across Arctic, and reinforces new DoD priorities
The Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies hosted its third Alumni event March 14, bringing together defense professionals from the United States and Canada to examine the evolving roles of military and civilian organizations in Arctic emergency management. The event, titled...
Ted Stevens Center guides German government leaders through capstone course on Arctic security challenges
Against the backdrop of Alaska’s expansive terrain and unpredictable elements, senior German military officers and civilian defense leaders immersed themselves in the challenges and complexities of Arctic security during a two-day senior executive Arctic seminar hosted by the Ted Stevens Center...
Reflections from Arctic Multidomain Legal Course (AMLC) 25-01
The Arctic operational environment is undergoing significant transformation. The readiness of service members to accomplish their mission depends upon a foundational understanding of legalities across all domains. To train defense and security professionals in this regard, the School for Arctic...
Bridging frontiers: How the TSC is reframing Arctic readiness for US warfighters
As global competition intensifies across the northern latitudes, the Arctic is no longer seen as a remote frontier—it has emerged as a vital operational theater for U.S. homeland defense and power projection. From Feb. 24–27, the Society of American Military Engineers Anchorage Post hosted the...
