Elisabeth Braw, Senior Fellow, American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Major-General Michel-Henri St-Louis, Acting Commander of the Army, Canadian Armed Forces What changes are we anticipating from allies and partners, based on their experiences with employing national armed forces for pandemic response?Ĭhaired by: Dr. Amarnath Amarasingam, Assistant Professor in the School of Religion, and the Department of Political Studies, at Queen’s Universityġ200 - Panel 2: Allied Experiences and Coordinated Responses Thomas Juneau, Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa's Graduate School of Public and International Affairs Leah West, Assistant Professor of International Affairs at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University Carol Evans, Director, SSI, US Army War College (USAWC) MC– Colonel Trevor Teller, Canadian Army Visiting Defence Fellow, CIDPġ110 - Stress Tested: The COVID-19 Pandemic and Canadian National Security Thierry Tardy, Director of Research Division, NATO Defense College Harold ‘Quin’ Lucie, Strategy, Policy and Plans - Infrastructure, Risk and Resilience Department of Homeland Security Professor Nate Freier, Associate Professor of National Security Studies, Strategic Studies Institute Brigadier-General Krista Brodie, Vice President of Logistics and Operations for Public Health Agency of Canada / Commander of Military Personnel Generation Group (MPGG), Canadian Armed Forces Braun III, Strategic Studies Institute (SSI), US Army War College In particular, strengthening national emergency resilience moving forward will require improved government-military & public-private response.Ĭhaired by: Professor William G. This panel examines how the military has adapted to the pandemic and how this will alter planning to conduct future domestic operations. General Wayne Eyre, CMM, MSC, CD, A-CDS, Canadian Armed Forcesġ215 - Panel 1: The Pandemic as a Lesson in Military Adaptions MC – Lieutenant Colonel Chad Pillai, US Army Visiting Defence Fellow, CIDPġ115 - Opening Keynote: Adapting Training, Operations and Partnerships
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