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The Department of
Admissions is the initial point of contact for representatives
from the Asia-Pacific region who are selected to attend the Asia-Pacific Center’s College of
Security Studies. The Department of Admissions handles all in- and out-processing functions
of the College, to include travel
arrangements, billeting on-island and per diem payments.
Please note: Potential students
are not allowed to register themselves into any course without the
official endorsement/nomination from country's ODC/Embassy or APCSS
registrar.
The College of Security Studies conducts several courses including:
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Transnational Security Cooperation (TSC) - 1 week
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Advanced Security Cooperation (ASC) - 6 weeks
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Comprehensive Security Responses to Terrorism
Course (CSRT) - 3 weeks
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Comprehensive Crisis
Management (CCM) (formerly the Stability, Security, Transition and
Reconstruction Course (SSTR) - 4 weeks
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Asia-Pacific
Orientation Course (APOC) - 1 Week.
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Senior Executive
Asia-Pacific Orientation Course (SEAPOC)
Each
course is geared
toward a specific combination of mid- to senior-level career military officers
and civilian government officials of equivalent rank (i.e., from the Ministry of Defense,
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, etc.).
Selected countries in the Asia-Pacific region are invited to send representatives to
the College of Security Studies through the U.S. Embassy in their invited country.
Additionally, the U.S. Government will fully fund representatives from certain countries
to attend College of Security Studies courses.
Members of Non-Governmental Organizations and/or International Media
Organizations are now allowed to attend APCSS courses as self-funded
fellows. Seat allocations are obtained via the U.S. Embassy in that
host country. If you are unsure of who to contact at the embassy,
please contact the Registrar Branch at (808) 971-8925 or email
RegistrarBranch@apcss.org
If you are interested in attending the College of Security Studies, are a resident of
one of the Asia-Pacific region countries, and meet qualifications (specified
at the course hyperlink above), you should
use your chain of command to contact the responsible U.S. Embassy for your country. The
Asia-Pacific Center does not accept nominations directly from individuals or
organizations.
All applications must be processed through the responsible U.S. Embassy for
your country.
All nominees to the College of Security
Studies must complete and submit the appropriate Biographic Data
Form below:
To complete the appropriate Biographic
Data Form, just type in the required information
and then hit the "submit" button once you've finished. To help you in this
effort, please refer to our Frequently
Asked Questions page.
If you have any further
questions for the Admissions Department, you can reach the appropriate
Admissions point of contact at the phone or email addresses listed below.
Department of Admissions
Chief - Mr. Thomas
Patykula
(808) 971-8906 -
AdmissionsDept@apcss.org
Registrar
Branch
Major Mike Craighead, USMC, (808)
971-4059
Student Affairs Coordinator (Travel/Disbursing) -
Debb Dowell, (808) 971-8913
Branch Fax Number - (808) 971-8920
Branch E-mail Address - RegistrarBranch@apcss.org
Alumni Branch
Chief - Mr John Gasner, USAF, (808) 971-8981
Deputy Chief. – LTC Stewart Taylor, USA, (808) 971-8978
Chief of Alumni Outreach. - Major Roderick Santulan, USAF,
(808) 564-5092
Database Mgr. – Cathy Moszkowicz (808) 971-8917 Ms. Pearl
Pieler
Branch Fax Number - (808) 971-8920
Branch E-mail Address -
Alum@apcss.org
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