DSCA Director James Hursch addresses conference participants at the 2022 Security Cooperation Conference.

Dr. Celeste Gventer, DSCU President, addresses members of the diplomatic corps from Western Hemisphere countries at the Perry Center's Washington Defense and Security Seminar.

DSCU led a Women, Peace and Security (WPS) Professional Military Education Academic workshop on 26 and 27 September, 2022

Starting FY23, DSCU will no longer create travel orders or issue travel lines of accounting (LOAs) for Security Cooperation courses except for Ministry of Defense Advisor (MoDA) Training courses and the Security Cooperation Officer Spouse course. If needed, DSCA will still provide funds to military departments and other agencies for the purpose of funding include student travel for Security Cooperation (SC) courses. Additional funds should be requested through the normal budget process, by submitting the appropriate funding request to DSCA Comptrollers.

Impacts: A Security Cooperation Publication welcomes articles, essays, and commentaries of up to 10000 words on any topic relating to Security Cooperation.

The DSCU library has secured access to several new databases that have been electronically licensed for use by the DSCU community!