Stevens Center News
The following highlights and links provide recent updates on TSC and Arctic Security issues:
TSC delivers Strategic Arctic Dialogue course for NORAD and USNORTHCOM
The Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies delivered the Strategic Arctic Dialogue: North America's Arctic Atlantic Approach (with a focus on Greenland) Special Topic Course virtually on Aug. 6, 2025, bringing together 124 mid- to senior-level Department of Defense officials and Arctic...
TSC explores Arctic–Pacific security linkages at 2025 Arctic Encounter Symposium
The Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies hosted a panel on strategic competition in the Arctic–Pacific during the 2025 Arctic Encounter Symposium, bringing together senior diplomats and Arctic experts from the United States, Japan, the Republic of Korea, and Canada to discuss the growing...
New Arctic Operational Risk Course prepares warfighters for the Arctic’s harsh realities
In a region where logistical hurdles, geopolitical tensions, and extreme environmental conditions converge, the Department of Defense is sharpening its operational edge. From July 14 to 18, the Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies hosted the first-ever Arctic Operational Risk Course...
TSC internship builds future Arctic-minded leaders for homeland defense
With the Arctic playing an increasingly critical role in U.S. national security, the Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies is working to prepare tomorrow’s military leaders for the challenges of high-latitude operations. This summer, U.S. Coast Guard Academy cadets Hazel Mitrik and Justus...
TSC hosts Arctic Missile Defense Field Workshop
The Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies recently brought together a select group of 20 ambassadors, government officials, civic leaders, and academics for a strategic-level dialogue on missile defense, Arctic security, and their implications for global affairs. The event brought...
U.S.-Canadian Security Cooperation is Critical to Achieving a Stable Arctic
