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OVER 35 YEARS

EDUCATING NATIONAL SECURITY LEADERS

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“Seminar XXI is more than a program; it’s an institution. I always loved meeting the wide range of participants from different services. The alumni/ae network spans the entire national security establishment and includes many leaders who are all the wiser for having attended.”

Anne-Marie Slaughter, President and CEO of New America Foundation and former directory of policy planning for the U.S. Department of State

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1986–2016
Celebrating 30 Years of Educating U.S. National Security Leaders.

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Preparing Leaders in U.S. National Security and Foreign Policy for the Next Stage of Their Careers.

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“Seminar XXI was a pivot point in my career, opening my eyes more widely to the interconnections in the global world. I loved every minute of the yearlong experience, which provided me with deep intellectual capital that I drew on as a four-star admiral and NATO commander and still use today as dean of the Fletcher School.”

James Stavridis, Dean of the Fletcher School, Tufts University

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Renowned Faculty

From MIT and around the Globe

OUR FACULTY

Convenient

8 Weekend and Evening Sessions in the Washington DC Area

OUR SESSIONS

Interagency Networking

Across Military, Government, Nonprofit & Private Sectors

OUR NETWORK

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ADMISSIONS 2025-26

Admissions for the Class of 2025-26 will begin starting in February 2025.

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LEARN ABOUT SEMINAR XXI

Hear past and present organizers reflect on over 25 years of the Seminar XXI Program and its impact on the national security policy community.

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