Department of Defense Global Health Engagement and the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda Can Serve as Mutually Reinforcing Security Cooperation Capabilities to Support U.S. National Security Objectives.

The DoD Global Health Engagement community of policymakers, planners, and implementers-to include Combatant Command Surgeons' offices, humanitarian/civic assistance program managers, and tactical units-is uniquely positioned to be a leader within the wider security cooperation community for integrating Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) principles into existing programming and planning, and for executing WPS activities with partner nations in support of U.S. national security goals. Global Health Engagement and the WPS Agenda together can serve as mutually reinforcing, valuable capabilities to support U.S. security cooperation goals.

The USU Global Health Distance Learning Program: An International Educational Consortium for Global Health Engagement.

USU's Global Health Distance Learning Program has successfully enrolled over 400 students from all four services spread across six continents. British and Australian military physicians have joined as international partners, and the program now invites additional international, as well as USG interagency and war college partnerships. The program should also be employed as a tool for global health engagement itself.