Office of the Secretary of Defense Supply and Transportation
Fellows Program
Sponsored by the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense
(Logistics and Materiel Readiness)
What is the Supply and Transportation Fellows Program?
The Office of the Secretary of Defense Supply and Transportation Fellows Program (OSD Fellows Program) is a year-long, hands-on leadership development program designed to enhance the career development of selected mid-level logistics professionals, by providing them with significant headquarters-level experience opportunities.
Why was the program created?
The OSD Fellows Program was first established more than 25 years ago, and initially focused on transportation policy. In 1978, a parallel program was created for supply chain policy. These two programs were combined in 2003 and now share a joint vision: Offer participants a hands-on professional enhancement opportunity in the areas of supply chain integration and transportation policy within the DoD.
What are the Fellows Program's Objectives?
Click on Objectives to review the Program's five primary objectives.
How does the Fellows Program benefit you and your organization? Click on Benefits to review the Program's significant benefits for the individual selectee, their sponsoring organization and the DoD logistics community.
How can I be selected to the Fellows Program? The selection process is neither hard nor complex. Click on "How to" to review the specific requirements for the selection process.
• 2009-2010 OSD Supply and Transportation Fellows Program Nomination Information
Congratulations to our current OSD Supply and Transportation Fellows.
See a list of our current Fellows. Feel free to contact them directly concerning their experiences with the OSD Supply and Transportation Fellows Program.
Interested in Learning More?
Visit the Office of Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Logistics and Materiel Readiness Homepage at: http://www.acq.osd.mil/log
Congratulations to the 2008-2009 Selectees for the OSD Supply and Transportation Fellows Program