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About ADAC-ARCTIC

A DHS Center of Excellence for Homeland Security in the Arctic

ADAC-ARCTIC develops and transitions technology solutions, innovative products, and educational programs to improve situational awareness and crisis response capabilities related to emerging challenges posed by the dynamic Arctic environment.

LAUNCH

2024

PARTNERS

More than 70 academic, private industry, government, and Tribal partners.

EXPERTISE

Risk assessment, renewable energy, environmental impacts and security, and AI-assisted technology to achieve practical solutions to uniquely Arctic problems.

DHS ALIGNMENT

CBP, CISA, FEMA, FLETC, ICE, S&T, Secret Service, TSA, USCG, USCIS

EDUCATION

The ADAC-ARCTIC education programs include a Master of Science interdisciplinary degree in Arctic Security, an established Arctic Summer Internship Program (ASIP), and an Indigenous Elder, Knowledge Keeper, and Leader-in-Residence Program.

FELLOWS

ADAC-ARCTIC is currently accepting applications for fellows in both undergraduate and graduate degree programs.

Addressing DHS Themes in the Arctic

Advance all-domain situational awareness

Improve understanding of risks and potential impacts

Enable adaptation for resilience

Expand collaboration and cooperation across the Homeland Security Enterprise

Building the HSE Enterprise

Integrated education strategy

Workforce development with direct research

Alaska Native Success Initiative

Registered apprenticeships

Established partnerships

Private industry

National laboratories

Universities

HSE Enterprise, federal government

Tribal and Indigenous entities

State and local government