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Be Humble, Tactical, and Technically Efficient
This episode features a conversation with Dan Streetman ’90, Chief Executive Officer of TIBCO.
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The Class of 2022 Graduation
On May 21, the USMA celebrated the accomplishments and perseverance of the Class of 2022 as its 1,014 members completed their 47-month West Point experience and commissioned as the next generation of officers in the U.S. Army.
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Character Cut: How Success in Leadership Stems from the Virtue of Love
This episode features a conversation with MAJ Benjamin Elliott ’07 and Dr. Ryan Erbe.
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2022 Distinguished Graduate Award Recipients
The West Point Association of Graduates (WPAOG) has named the 2022 recipients of the Distinguished Graduate Award. This annual award has been bestowed upon those West Point graduates whose character, distinguished service, and stature draw wholesome comparison to the qualities for which West Point strives, in keeping with its motto: “Duty, Honor, Country.”
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Training for Transition
This episode features a conversation with Mark McLaughlin ’88, Chairman of the Board at Qualcomm and Vice Chairman of the Board at Palo Alto Networks.
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Consistent Routines for Successful Leaders
This episode features a conversation with Rodney Manzo ’04, Founder and CEO of Anvyl.
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Soaring High and Diving Deep in Military and Business
This episode features a conversation with Chris Gaertner ’84, Partner at Integrity Partners and Co-CEO and CFO of DHC Acquisition Corporation.
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Setting Standards and Records
This episode features a conversation with Jeff Monken, Head Coach of Army West Point Football.
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Character Education as a Pillar of Development
This episode features an interview between Dr. Yasmine Kalkstein, the Lead Character Integrator and Associate Professor at United States Military Academy at West Point, and Dr. Jeffrey Peterson, the Director of the Character Integration Advisory Group (CIAG), at the United States Military Academy.
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Why I Give: A Letter From BG(R) Peter M. Dawkins ’59
Often I reflect on the powerful ability of the Long Gray Line to come together in support of one another and to serve our nation. I also watch with admiration and pride as a new class of cadets graduates and I find these new graduates to be nothing short of extraordinary.
