AEPI - Army Environmental Policy Institute

AWC Fellows

Army War College (AWC) Fellows work on projects of mutual interest to the fellow, the Army, and the AEPI Director for a period of one year. The Fellows workplan is approved by the DASA (ESOH). The Fellowship provides an excellent professional development opportunity, and an opportunity to bring safety and occupational health perspectives to the identification and resolution of systemic environmental issues and policies that bridge functional areas.

Academic Year	Officer	Policy Research Topic
1994-1995	COL Steve Stone	Controlling DoD Environmental Security Costs Or Do Prevention Programs Pay? (PDF)
1995-1996	COL James Carr	Considerations for the Development of a DoD Environmental Policy (PDF)
1995-1996	COL James R. Stewart	Assessment of United States Army Environmental Quality Research, Development, and Acquisition (EG RDA): Application of Opportunities from Defense and Army Acquisition Reforms (PDF)
1997-1998	COL Roland Weisser	Mending the Seams in Force Protection: From the Pentagon to the Foxhole (PDF)
1998-1999	COL Harry Good	Environmental Security: Army's Role in National Military Strategy
1999-2000	COL Alan Moloff	Environmental Security and Engagement in Central Command (PDF)
1999-2000	LTC Tim Rensema	Environmental Security Engagement - A Role for the Reserve Component (PDF)
2000-2001	LTC William Fitzpatrick	The Lessons of Massachusetts Military Reservation (PDF)
2000-2001	COL Bradley Freeman	Health Risk Communication in the Anthrax Vaccine Immunization Program: Lessons for the Future (PDF)
2001-2002	LTC Ro Cardarelli	Maintaining A Trained and Ready Army From an Environmental Perspective (PDF)
2001-2002	LTC Judith A. Kemper	The HALF Imperative: Foundation for Improving the Health of the Force (PDF)
2002-2003	COL Jan Harrington	Assessing National Guard Readiness to Respond to Weapons of Mass Destruction Terrorist Events (PDF)
2002-2003	LTC Susanne Clark	Striking At The U.S. Army's Strength: Soldiers. The Imperative Of Bio-Technology For Force Health Protection (Received AWC Commandant's Award for Distinction in Research) (PDF)
2003-2004	LTC(P) Jeffrey G. Phillips	An Army National Guard (ARNG) Installation Sustainability Program (ISP) Modeled to Ensure Long-Term Mission Readiness at ARNG Training Centers (PDF)
2003-2004	LTC Robert W. Brown II	National Guard Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Teams - Are They Ready and Capable to Support the Global War on Terrorism? (PDF)
2003-2004	LTC Judith Ruiz	Longitudinal Tracking of Health Risks Associated with the Soldier's Lifecycle Assignment (PDF)
2004-2005	COL John P. McGuinness	Nanotechnology: The Next Industrial Revolution - Military And Societal Implications (PDF)
2004-2005	LTC Felicia French	How The Army Can Be An Environmental Paragon on Energy (PDF)
2005-2006	COL Mary E. Hallmark	Sustainability: Cultural Considerations (PDF)
2005-2006	LTC Denise T. Rooney	Transforming the Army National Guard Health Promotion Policy - Meeting the Challenges of a "Fit to Fight" Army National Guard in the 21st Century (PDF)
2006-2007	COL Gordon D. Kuntz	Use of Renewable Energy in Contingency Operations (PDF)
2006-2007	COL John H. Grote, Jr.	Agroterrorism: Preparedness and Response, Challenges for the Departments of Defense and Army (PDF)
2007-2008	COL Timothy E. Hill	Reducing an Insurgency's Foothold: Using Army Sustainability Concepts as a Tool of Security Cooperation for AFRICOM (PDF)
2008-2009	COL Daniel J. Bochicchio	Integration of National Guard Medical Capabilities During Domestic Disasters: Developing the Synergies (PDF)
2008-2009	LTC Natalie D. Northern	Energy Sustainability and the Army: The Current Transformation (PDF)
2009-2010	COL Gregg S. Goldsmith	Environmental Impacts of Military Range Use (PDF)
2009-2010	COL Robert J. Mayberry Jr.	Strategic Value of Water to the National Guard (PDF)
2010-2011	COL Kimberly O'Keefe	Pursuing the Delta ~ Maximizing Opportunities to Integrate Sustainability in the Funding Process (PDF)
2010-2011	LTC Bill Myer	Department of the Army Policy Considerations For Green Sustainable Remediation (PDF)

Sustainability Report 2009

Sustainability Report 2009
The Army offers its second annual sustainability report to both inform and engage its primary shareholders on progress to embody the principles of sustainability in 2008. read more (PDF)