R 241454Z OCT 25 MARADMIN 503/25 MSGID/GENADMIN/CMC WASHINGTON DC MRA MM// SUBJ/FISCAL YEAR 2026 COMMANDANT'S EDUCATION BOARD - GRADUATE EDUCATION PROGRAM SELECTION RESULTS// REF/A/MSGID:  MSG/CMC/061312ZJUN25// REF/B/MSGID:  MSG/CMC/061310ZJUN25// REB/C/MSGID:  MCO/CMC/20190530// REF/D/MSGID:  MCO/CMC/20080125// REF/E/MSGID:  MCO/CMC/20130327// REF/F/MSGID:  MCO/CMC/20250307// REF/G/MSGID:  MCO/CMC/20250528// REF/H/MSGID:  MSG/CMC/012023ZAPR25// NARR/REF A IS MARADMIN 263/25 FY26 COMMANDANT'S CAREER LEVEL EDUCATION BOARD ANNOUNCEMENT.  REF B IS MARADMIN 262/25, FY26 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 1520.11F, THE INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS PROGRAM (IAP).  REF F IS MCO 1300.8W/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 176/25, OFFICER PROFESSIONAL MILITARY EDUCATION BLENDED SEMINAR PROGRAM FY25-26 SEAT QUOTA ASSIGNMENTS.// POC/D. T. DUMANOVSKY/MAJ/MMOA-3/USMC/DSN 278-9285/TEL: (703)784-9284 /EMAIL: [email protected]// GENTEXT/REMARKS/1. Purpose.  This message announces the results of the Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26) Commandant’s Education Board (CEB) that convened on 5 August 2025.  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     15 November 2025          NPS Curriculum Slate Released                               Final Olmsted applications due     01 December 2025          IAP contacts FAO/RAO selects     28 December 2025          NPS registration deadline due     31 December 2025          AFIT admissions registration due     01 January 2026           Olmsted Interviews Conducted     01 March 2026             Olmsted Results Announced     01 April 2026             Civilian Institution acceptance                               letters due     23 June 2026              AFIT report date     30 June 2026              NPS report date                               FAO report date     10 August 2026            TJAGLCS report date     28 December 2026          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 2026 (read in three columns).  See follow-on instructions for OSP in 3.g.     NAME                     RANK       PMOS     COUSINEAU, CHARLES L.    MAJ        7315     KOWALCZYK, STUART L.     CAPT       0202     MARTUS, JOHN C.          CAPT       0402     SALINAS, EDUARDO R.      CAPT       7532     SCAIFE, JOSHUA J.        CAPT       0370     CHUNG BRADLEY W.         1STLT      7208     DORMAN, JOEL E.          1STLT      0402     GUILLERMO, SYLVESTER L.  1STLT      0402 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 2026 (read in four columns).     NAME                      RANK      PMOS     AMOS     ANDERSON, ZACHARY F.      CAPT      0202     8878     FRIEND, JACOB R.          1STLT     7220     8878     MCDERMOTT, RANDALL P.     CAPT      3002     8802     ROCHA, DAMARIS            CAPT      0402     8802     NGUYEN, DANIEL J.         1STLT     3404     8802 2.b.1.  Tuition.  MCU will provide funding for officers participating in the 8802 and 8878 programs up to $19,500 per year, for up to two years.  Any tuition costs exceeding this amount will be paid by the officer.  Book stipends of $400 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 2026  (read in four columns).     NAME                      RANK      PMOS     PROGRAM     MEURER, LOGAN N.          MAJ       0202     ACSP     SAETEURN, KAO M.          MAJ       3404     ACSP     THOMPSON, BRANDON, K.     MAJ       7532     ACSP     FLEMING, PATRICK E.       CAPT      4402     ACSP     FLYNN, CONNOR D.          CAPT      0302     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     GALLEGOS, AUSTIN D.      CAPT      4502    SDSU     TUTHILL, BRIAN A.        CAPT      4502    SDSU     WATERMAN, SEAN Q.        CAPT      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 2025.  Estimated start date is on or around 23 June 2026.  See follow-on instructions for AFIT in 3.h. (read in four columns).     NAME                     RANK      PMOS    PROGRAM     YATES, PAUL W.           MAJ       7563    AFIT     DEFRANCISCA, AARON D.    CAPT      0402    AFIT     DURFEE, JACOB            1STLT     0302    AFIT     FOXEN, BRYCE J.          1STLT     0802    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 (NSA), Cryptologic Career Program (JOCCP) at the National Security Agency and the Junior Officer Geospatial Intelligence Program (JOGIP) at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) (read in four columns).     NAME                      RANK      PMOS    PROGRAM     ADDISON, CONNOR M.        CAPT      0202    JOSIP     WEISS, JACOB M.           CAPT      0202    JOCCP     HICKS, TAYLOR L.          1STLT     0202    JOGIP     NIEZABYTOWSKI, CAL M.     1STLT     0202    JOSIP 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 2025.  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     GRIFFIN, PRUITT R.       CAPT      0602     FAO     GRIFFITH, CALEB A.       CAPT      0402     FAO     HOLLAND, JAMES           CAPT      0802     FAO     LAHRS, SPENCER I.        CAPT      0202     FAO     MORAN, JOHN H.           CAPT      1302     FAO     PRIESTER, JACOB D.       CAPT      6602     FAO     REBER, BRADLEY W.        CAPT      7556     FAO     SCHMIDT, CHARLES A.      CAPT      0602     FAO     SANMIGUEL, EDUARDO       CAPT      0602     FAO     CORNELL III, JESSE L.    1STLT     0602     FAO     COUCH, CHANDLER L.       1STLT     0202     FAO     DEROBERTIS, SAMUEL P.    1STLT     4502     FAO     HALL, XIAOJIAO           1STLT     3404     FAO     ONEAL, SEAMUS W.         1STLT     0202     FAO     TORRES, ADRIAN J.        1STLT     0602     FAO     GAGE, MACKENZIE K.       MAJ       1707     RAO     MCNEIL, CHRISTOPHER L.   MAJ       0402     RAO     YAP, SCOTT A.            CAPT      0202     RAO 2.h.  The Judge Advocate General Legal Center School (TJAGLCS) estimated report date is 10 August 2026.  The following officers will receive orders from the Graduate Education Manager, MMOA-3 (read in four columns):     NAME                     RANK      PMOS     PROGRAM     EHRHARDT, VALONNE L.     MAJ       4402     TJAGLCS     HINSON, WILLIAM L.       MAJ       4402     TJAGLCS     MOMANEY, SHELDON C.      MAJ       4402     TJAGLCS     SNYDER, MELISSA D.       MAJ       4402     TJAGLCS     ALMASRI, SAMMI T.        CAPT      4402     TJAGLCS     FERGUSON, EVAN A.        CAPT      4402     TJAGLCS     KLENA, WILLIAM J.        CAPT      4402     TJAGLCS     LANNING, KYLE P.         CAPT      4402     TJAGLCS     LESMES, KYLE G.          CAPT      4402     TJAGLCS     RUSH, PETER C.           CAPT      4402     TJAGLCS     STOVALL, SARAH L.        CAPT      4402     TJAGLCS     STRYFFELER, ANDREW T.    CAPT      4402     TJAGLCS 2.i.  Naval Postgraduate School (NPS).  The following officers were primary selects to attend NPS.  The following officers will receive coordinating instructions and orders from the Graduate Education Manager, MMOA-3.  Estimated start date is March-June 2026. 2.i.1.  NPS Curriculums will be listed on the MMOA website on or about 15 November 2025. 2.i.2.  See follow-on instructions for NPS in 3.i. (read in three columns).     NAME                    RANK         PMOS     DEITERS, BRETT A.       MAJ          0402     NORENA, JENNIFER        MAJ          5803     ANNICK, ASHLEY M.       CAPT         1702     ALLEN, TYLER J.         CAPT         0602      ALLEN, WILLIAM D.       CAPT         0370     ANSON, CAITLIN E.       CAPT         0402     ARCHAMBEAU, ANDREW C.   CAPT         3002     CAMPBELL, SABRINA L.    CAPT         0602     CARLTON, K M.           CAPT         7532     CHARBONNEAU, SEAN R.    CAPT         1702     CHEEVER, TYBER K.       CAPT         7318     CHOI, DANIEL Y.         CAPT         0202     CLARK, GARRISON W.      CAPT         0402     COLOSIMO, CHRISTOPHER   CAPT         0102     CONDRY, JEFFERY B.      CAPT         0102     CROMBIE, SHAE J.        CAPT         3002     DEMBICKY, BRIANNA R.    CAPT         0102     DISSELKAMP, SAMUEL T.   CAPT         0202     ENGBERG, BLAINE N.      CAPT         7318     FETTER, CLARA E.        CAPT         0102     FOERSCH, PAUL L.        CAPT         0402     FORDHAM, RANDOLPH C.    CAPT         3002     GRANDERSON, JEREMY P.   CAPT         0202     GUTIERREZ, ALEJANDRO L. CAPT         3002     GUTIERREZMAJALCA, JEINY CAPT         0402     HERNANDEZ, EDGAR O.     CAPT         3002     HEUGAS, RAUL            CAPT         0302     JOHNS, CASEY W.         CAPT         0302     JOHNSON, KELLEY B.      CAPT         0402     KERN, MARTIN M.         CAPT         0402     KYLE, HOLLY T.          CAPT         3002     LAUNI, TYLER J.         CAPT         3002     LEESMAN, DAVID C.       CAPT         0402     LEONARD, MATTHEW A.     CAPT         6602     MACKIE, ADAM W.         CAPT         0402     MEEKS, JOHNI A.         CAPT         0402     MILES, RYAN E.          CAPT         3404     MILLER, ANTHONY B.      CAPT         1702     MILLER, JOSHUA P.       CAPT         0202     MILLSAP, MASON S.       CAPT         0602     MOHR, SPENCER C.        CAPT         3404     MORALES, CESAR O.       CAPT         0402     MOSBY, JOSHUA D.        CAPT         0402     NIEBEL, BRENDAN D.      CAPT         0602     OLSEN, ROBERT J.        CAPT         3404     PARK JR, MICHAEL J.     CAPT         0402     PEREZ, FABIO A.         CAPT         7220     RICE, MITCHELL T.       CAPT         3002     RODRIQUEZ, DERRICK S.   CAPT         3404     SALVIUOLO, DEVIN A.     CAPT         0602     SERRANO, ALDAIR         CAPT         0402     SIMMONS, ZACHARY M.     CAPT         7204     STEINER, JUSTIN W.      CAPT         0402     STORY, JOSHUA M.        CAPT         7532     TSAN, DARREN T.         CAPT         3002     VACA, THOMAS A.         CAPT         0402     WETZEL, MARY K.         CAPT         7532     ARIASALDANA, JOSUE I.   1STLT        0102     ASBURY, LINDSEY N.      1STLT        0402     ASHE, LEANDRA A.        1STLT        0102     BARROS, QUIARRA M.      1STLT        4502     BETTS, NATHAN J.        1STLT        3404     BIERLEIN, CATHERINE M.  1STLT        1302     BILLINGS, FENTON H.     1STLT        3002     BLOUNT, CHRISTOPHER M.  1STLT        0302     BOATNER, MATTHEW K.     1STLT        0602     BOULOS, MICHAEL S.      1STLT        0402     BUESS, JEREMY A.        1STLT        3404      BURGESS, MARK H.        1STLT        0202     CAPETS, JOSHUA A.       1STLT        0802     CHEN, CODY R.           1STLT        0302      CIANG, LUN S.           1STLT        0402     CONTRERAS, CRAIG C.     1STLT        0602     DELREALMENDOZA, MARCO   1STLT        3002        DEMBICKY, ANDREW R.     1STLT        3404      DENG, JOSEPH I.         1STLT        0602     DHALIWAL, RANVIR S.     1STLT        0602     DIPIETRO, ANDREW C.     1STLT        3002     DOPP, SETH L.           1STLT        3002     DYKSTRA, CODY N.        1STLT        0202     EBY, GILLIAN V.         1STLT        0402     ENGELHARDT, JOSEPH J.   1STLT        0802     ERICKSON, NATHANIEL J.  1STLT        0302     ESTES, ROBERT J.        1STLT        5803     FARRELL, KATHERINE O.   1STLT        0102     FORD, SHERIDAN W.       1STLT        1302     GARNER, JACKSON P.      1STLT        0302     GODINEZ, LUIS           1STLT        3002     GROCE, WILLIAM M.       1STLT        0302     HAJDIK, KATHERINE D.    1STLT        0402     HAJDIK, HUGH L.         1STLT        0302     HANSEN JR, DAVID J.     1STLT        0402     HOWEY, AARON J.         1STLT        0802     HUTCHINSON, JAMES P.    1STLT        0302     HYDE, PETER M.          1STLT        1302     HYER, WILLIAM M.        1STLT        0302     KACZMAR, KEVIN C.       1STLT        0802     KEANE, CONNOR A.        1STLT        0602     LAGOSZ, CHRISTOPHER D.  1STLT        0202     LAX, BENNETT M          1STLT        0602     LEWIS, ANDREW T.        1STLT        7208     LISIGNOLI JR, JAMES A.  1STLT        3002     LOCKLEAR, JIM A.        1STLT        0402     LOPEZ, KLEYN C.         1STLT        0402     MAURER II, GERARD M.    1STLT        0402     MCADAMS, CHRISTIN J.    1STLT        0402     MCCULLOUGH, ARIEL M.    1STLT        0402     MCCULLOUGH, SEAN T.     1STLT        0402     MCDANIEL, OLIVIA A.     1STLT        0402     MCFADDEN, JAREL A.      1STLT        6002     MCKINNEY, COLLIN C.     1STLT        3404     MITCHELL, COLTON J.     1STLT        3002     MORGAN, BROOKS L.       1STLT        7208     MUSSMAN, RYAN R.        1STLT        0302     OSMENT, JOHN H.         1STLT        7204     OSORESARZUBIAGA, GONZAL 1STLT        3002     OSPINA, CHRISTOPHER     1STLT        6602     OWEIMRIN, JADD D.       1STLT        3404     PHELAN, LUKE J.         1STLT        0302     RAVES, PETER M.         1STLT        0402     RAY, JESSICA L.         1STLT        0402     RODRIGUEZ, AARON L.     1STLT        6602     SCOTT, WALTER B.        1STLT        0802     SIDHU, ALEXANDER E.     1STLT        0202     STOLYAROV, TIMOTHY A.   1STLT        3002     SUMMERS, GREGORY        1STLT        6602     TALONE, TREVOR A.       1STLT        3404      TASKER, SOPHIE M.       1STLT        0202     THAO, JOHN S.           1STLT        0602     TIES, SYDNEY L.         1STLT        7210     WHITESANCHEZ, JOY D.    1STLT        0102     WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH A.  1STLT        0402     WOODLEY, BAYLY          1STLT        0302 3.  Coordinating Instructions 3.a.  Officers not yet career designated will be offered alternate career designation in accordance with reference (e), upon acceptance of orders. 3.b.  If selected for career designation in prior fiscal years and declined to accept, selectees 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 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 course work 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 15 November 2025 to MMOA-3, via email: [email protected]. 3.g.2.  Selected officers are encouraged to contact MCU's Olmsted Scholar program POC listed in paragraph 5.a. 3.g.3.  The final application template can be found on the MMOA-3 webpage under "Graduate Education Boards" at https:(slash) (slash)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 15 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 2026, 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     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 15 November via the MMOA-3 website:  https:(slash)(slash)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 Commandant’s Education Board (CEB) info page following the release of the Commandant's Education Board associated MARADMINS.  See the following webpage:  https:(slash)(slash) www.manpower.usmc.mil/wordpress/?active_marine=active-marines-home/ manpower-management-division/mmoa/mmoa-3-homepage/commandants- education-board-cpib-ccleb. 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 utilizing an Administrative Action Form (AA Form).  Submit correspondence: MMOA-3 GradEd organizational email:  [email protected]. 5.  Points of Contact: 5.a.  Olmsted Scholar Program         Lieutenant Colonel James D. Pineiro         Tel:  (703) 432-4837         Email:  [email protected] 5.b.  Masters of Education          LtCol Alex P. McGraw          Comm:  (703) 784-4726          Email:  [email protected] 5.c.  Masters of History          Maj Marc St.Pierre (USNA)          Comm:  (410) 293-6295          Email:  [email protected] 5.d.  Air Force Institute of Technology          Maj Jarod R. McDonald          Comm:  (571) 256-2789          Email:  [email protected] 5.e.  Advanced Civilian School Program          Maj Delaney T. Dumanovsky, MMOA-3          Comm:  (703) 784-9284          Email:  [email protected] 5.f.  International Affairs Program (IAP)          LtCol Brett M. McCormick          Comm:  (703) 692-4365          Email:  [email protected] 5.g.  Naval Postgraduate School          Admissions Office          Comm:  (831)-521-2190          Email:  [email protected] 5.h.  San Diego State University (SDSU)          Maj Bryan A. McDonnell          Comm:  (703) 693-4906          Email:  [email protected] 5.i.  Junior Officer Intelligence Programs          Capt Joel S. Lewis III          Comm:  (703) 784-9277          Email:  [email protected] 6.  Release authorized by BGen Fridrik Fridriksson, Director, Manpower Management Division.//