National Security Education Board Extended Four More Years
Published Date: 7/16/2026
Notice
Summary
The Department of Defense is renewing the National Security Education Board, a group that helps guide important scholarship and grant programs for national security. This board includes top government leaders and experts who advise on education related to languages and international studies. The renewal keeps the board active with no new costs and ensures it continues its work for up to four more years.
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NSEB Renewed For Four Years
The Department of Defense renewed the National Security Education Board and will keep it active for up to four years (renewal dated July 14, 2026). The NSEB will consult on the National Security Scholarship, Fellowships, and Grant Program (per 50 U.S.C. Ch. 37) and is composed of fourteen members, including the Secretary of Defense and six Presidential appointees.
Appointees Get Travel Reimbursement
Individuals appointed by the President to the NSEB shall receive no compensation for their service but all members will receive reimbursement of official NSEB-related travel and per diem. Presidential appointees serve for terms the President specifies, not to exceed four years.
Public May Submit Written Statements
Members of the public and interested organizations may submit written statements to the NSEB at any time or in response to a meeting agenda, and must send them to the Designated Federal Officer. The DFO will ensure those written statements are provided to NSEB members for consideration.
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