Dear CSELC graduates,
Currently, we already have 119 graduates from 23 nations. This is the CSELC alumni community. You have left your mark on the BALTDEFCOL, and hopefully, the College has left its mark on your perceptions and mindset. We will keep you updated and informed on CSELC and BALTDEFCOL matters. But let's communicate both ways. For a more effective interaction and relationship between the College and the CSELC community, I would like you to consider selecting a CSELC community representative or leader.
Organised and coordinated communication with one or two representatives would allow for more effective implementation of goals and objectives. One of these could be the CSELC reunion. The College can offer a venue, but the alumni community should unite and initiate content and demand.
To set the tone, let me share that in 2025, the college will continue analyzing whether CSELC can be a NATO ACT-certified course. This certification can also demonstrate BALTDEFCOL's relevance and contribution to NATO, which will mean international recognition and attractiveness of BALTDEFCOL for students and staff alike.
CSELC content is an excellent opportunity to deliver important and latest developments in regional security, resulting in common understanding and letting many allies and multinational organizations be on the same page and have a deeper understanding of the cause of security dynamics. It is paramount that Command Senior Enlisted Leaders can advise on and enhance strategic-level leadership's decision-making process.
There is an unwritten rule that all alumni are ambassadors of the course and the educational facility from which they graduated. I am proud to have 119 excellent CSELC Ambassadors from 23 nations. I am confident that our reputable circle will grow and will go on to do great things.
