The actual announcement - https://media.defense.gov/2026/Feb/27/2003881802/-1/-1/1/ALIGNING-SENIOR-SERVICE-COLLEGE-OPPORTUNITIES-WITH-AMERICAN-VALUES.PDF https:

The actual announcement - https://media.defense.gov/2026/Feb/27/2003881802/-1/-1/1/ALIGNING-SENIOR-SERVICE-COLLEGE-OPPORTUNITIES-WITH-AMERICAN-VALUES.PDF https://media.defense.gov/2026/Feb/27/2003881802/-1/-1/1/ALI... I've TFed and CAed for SSC fellows eons ago and the fact is UMich (especially the International Institute [0]), VT (CETS [1] and CGIT [2]), ASU (GSI [3] and CAPS [4]), and UNC (ASC [5], ISA [6], CES [7], and TISS [8]) remain great programs and tend to be fairly liberal. Surprised TAMU wasn't included. Edit: can't reply > and lo and behold Yep, but everyone who's an SSC will self-select for Mich, UNC, ASU, and VT. SSC fellows are smart and are gunning for top exit opps in the public and private sector. Hillsdale, Regent, and Liberty don't offer that and would limit career options as they are deeply ideological programs. [0] - https://ii.umich.edu/ii/about-us/centers-programs.html https://ii.umich.edu/ii/about-us/centers-programs.html [1] - https://liberalarts.vt.edu/research-centers/ceuts.html https://liberalarts.vt.edu/research-centers/ceuts.html [2] - https://www.cgit.vt.edu/index.html https://www.cgit.vt.edu/index.html [3] - https://nationalsecurity.asu.edu/ https://nationalsecurity.asu.edu/ [4] - https://www.capsresearch.org/ https://www.capsresearch.org/ [5] - https://africa.unc.edu/ https://africa.unc.edu/ [6] - http://isa.unc.edu/ http://isa.unc.edu/ [7] - https://europe.unc.edu/ https://europe.unc.edu/ [8] - https://tiss-nc.org/ https://tiss-nc.org/