These February 2021 virtual events hosted by the U.S. Naval War College are now available for replay:

Watch as Professor Anand Toprani, Ph.D., Associate Professor, NWC Strategy and Policy Department, and author Daniel Yergin dive into “The Future of Energy Geopolitics,” in this NWC Lecture of Opportunity. Watch >

Join Commander Matthew Meyers, Foreign Area Officer Community (FAO) Manager, as he explains FAO Community duties and responsibilities and how this group contributes to naval objectives in this NWC Lecture of Opportunity. Watch >

Sit down with U.S. Naval War College Professor Rick Norton as he presents on “Feral Cities,” which he defines as “large metropolitan areas with populations of more than 1 million people that are largely ungoverned” in the eleventh Issues in National Security Lecture Series (INS). Watch >

Join NWC African Studies Adjunct Professor, Dr. Richard Lobban, as he discusses “African Security Issues in the Biden-Era,” in this NWC Lecture of Opportunity. Watch >

Take a tour of the buildings that make up the U.S. Naval War College. See the historic campus development from a poor house, donated by the citizens of Newport in 1884, to one of the premier military education institutions in the world. Watch >

Listen to Jim Zumwalt as he reflects on his father, Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt’s “Personal Insights on Leadership” in this NWC Leadership and Ethics Lecture of Opportunity. Watch >

The Stockton Center for International Law at the U.S. Naval War College held a Stockton Center Series Panel addressing the maritime dispute between Ukraine and Russia. Join the conference as they discuss, “The Ongoing Dispute between Ukraine and Russia in the Black Sea.” Watch >

Sit down with U.S. Naval War College Professor Peter Dutton as he speaks on “Strategic Dynamics in the South China Sea” in the twelfth Issues in National Security Lecture Series (INS). Watch >