Eisenhower Center for Space and Defense Studies
Named after President Dwight Eisenhower, the first American president to establish a national policy-shaping U.S. engagement in space for both military and peaceful purposes, we continue his tradition of pioneering national security policy through the domains of space, cyber, nuclear, and emerging technology.
The Eisenhower Center continues this tradition by providing cadets and faculty with unique opportunities to participate in research and policy discussions on the future of American defense policy through firsthand contact with senior leaders and experts in the military, civilian government, and private sector from the United States, and major space-faring nations. Through its journal, Space and Defense, the Eisenhower Center promotes the research done by the Academy and our colleagues, to fuel the ongoing discussion of space and security policy issues. In addition to contributing to these ongoing discussions, we are also improving space policy education for Officers and Guardians at all levels of education. Eisenhower Center innovates space and national security policy research and education to produce impactful research and Officers and Guardians.
