ALT Mr. Gregg Thompson at the 2nd Annual Harding Workshop
ALT Mr. Gregg Thompson at the 2nd Annual Harding Workshop
ALT 2nd Annual Harding Workshop
ALT MAJ Monique Schneeberger an in structor in the physical therapy technician program at MEDCOE stands next to a skeletal teaching aide and one of her students.
ALT Field Artillery Professional Bulletin
ALT HUGE announcement on Friday
ALT Command and General Staff College's Dr. Trent Lythgoe joins LTC Zach Griffiths & COL(R) Rich Creed on the latest Breaking Doctrine to talk everything from the #HardingProject to the ins and outs of writing. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
ALT The Army journals have received the first group of Harding Fellows as their new uniformed editors as part of the continued effort to drive culture change throughout the profession with the Harding Project. (Courtesy Army University Press)
ALT The NCO Journal is honored to welcome SFC Leyton M. Summerlin, deputy director of the Harding Project, and SGM Jorge Rivera, SGM-A instructor and NCOJ contributing editor team lead, to the Sergeant's Time Podcast. In this episode, Summerlin discusses the Harding Project, a new Army program aiming to revitalize professional writing and promote reading. Mark your calendars for July 12!
ALT The U.S. Army Combined Arms Center and Army University Press hosted a Harding Project Workshop for Army journal and publication representatives, educators, and library and archive specialists to discuss and showcase how the Army will modernize and improve professional military journals in support of the Harding Project mission June 25-26, 2024, on Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. (Photo Credit: Dan Neal)
ALT Command Sergeant Major Jason Porras, The Army University, and Mr. Gregg Thompson, deputy commanding general, The U.S. Army Combined Arms Center, receive working group back briefs following the CAC and Army University Press hosted Harding Project Workshop for Army journal and publication representatives, educators, and library and archive specialists, June 26, 2024, on Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The workshop allowed attendees to discuss and showcase how the Army will modernize and improve professional military journals in support of the Harding Project mission June 25-26, 2024, on Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. (Photo Credit: Dan Neal)
