Experience an unforgettable evening at the Charleston Grill on December 13th. Departing at 5:30 PM from the Front Commons, indulge in an award-winning dining experience that excites the senses and delights the palate. Known for its warm hospitality and refined atmosphere, the Charleston Grill promises to be an evening you won't forget. Join us for dinner and experience the best of Charleston's culinary scene.

WACC EVENING SPEAKER SERIES: NONTRADITIONAL THREATS TO NATIONAL SECURITY

The United States and its allies face unprecedented challenges in an increasing volatile global environment. We are presently engaged in a struggle against relentless and powerful adversaries. At the same time we must address nontraditional challenges such as climate change. What then will be the rules for international behavior in the 21^st Century? We must mobilize the diverse elements of national and allied power not only to counter the threat from authoritarian states, but to meet the daunting challenges of climate change; pandemic outbreaks; and emerging, disruptive technologies.

Michael Miklaucic is a senior fellow of the Institute for National Strategic Studies at National Defense University, and the editor-in-chief of PRISM, NDU’s flagship journal of national and international security. He previously served at the U.S. Agency for International Development and the Department of State, including as USAID representative on the Civilian Response Corps Inter-Agency Task Force, as the senior program officer in the USAID Office of Democracy and Governance, and rule of law specialist in the Center for Democracy and Governance. 

As the Department of State’s deputy for War Crimes Issues in 2002-2003, Miklaucic was responsible for U.S. relations with the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), the Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL), war crimes issues and negotiations in East Timor and Cambodia, and the early implementation of the Sudan Peace Act. 

Miklaucic attended the University of California, the London School of Economics, and the School for Advanced International Studies. He is a visiting lecturer at the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy and sits on several academic and professional advisory boards.

  Join Nathan at the Tattooed Moose on Tuesday, November 21st for an unforgettable lunch experience. This famous sandwich shop is known for its creative and delectable menu, and has even been featured on the Food Network show "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives". You won't want to miss out on their signature triple-deck Duck Clubs, succulent pork belly-topped burgers, or their mouthwatering grilled cheeses. And if that wasn't enough, the Tattooed Moose is famous for their fries, cooked in duck fat and served with your choice of gravy or bleu cheese. Don't settle for an average lunch - join Nathan and indulge in the best sandwich experience you'll ever have!   Click here to see the menu:

Don't miss the chance to make your voice heard in this election. We're pleased to offer a convenient shuttle to the local polling station. Remember to bring your voter registration card and a photo ID. *Please note that a specific time for a return shuttle will be based on the completion of voting. 

Join us at Bearcat, one of Charleston's newest restaurants, and experience the innovative cuisine of Chef Kovach. With a background in Michelin-starred restaurants, Chef Kovach brings a fresh perspective to modern American cuisine. At Bearcat, we serve up dishes that are influenced by cuisines from all over the world, including Japan, North Africa, and Mexico. We believe that American food is a result of the influence of immigrants, and we celebrate this diversity in every dish we create. Our chefs are technique and ingredient-driven, which makes our dishes easily recognizable and unique. Chef de cuisine John Coleman, who's previously worked at Chubby Fish and Parcel 32, is also a part of our team. Come and dine with us at Bearcat for an unforgettable culinary experience that will leave you wanting more. Click here to learn more.  

Make your voice heard in the upcoming election! We are excited to offer a convenient bus ride to for early voting on Thursday, November 16, departing at 10 am to the Election Headquarters at 4340 Corporate Road, located in North Charleston. Anyone eligible to vote, including those who did not participate in the Nov. 7 election, can cast a ballot for the runoffs. The Charleston mayoral ballot includes incumbent John Tecklenburg and real estate developer William Cogswell. We will also provide a shuttle on election day, Tuesday, November 21, departing from the Front Commons between 10:45 am and 12:30 pm to Fort Johnson Baptist. Don't forget to bring your voter registration card and a photo ID. Make your vote count! * We have reserved a large bus for the outing, but please note that it does not have a lift.