“As far as I am concerned, the press is one of my best inspectors general.”
Exploring and Honoring the Marshall Legacy
We were honored to welcome Senator Tim Kaine and Representative Suhas Subramanyam to Dodona Manor on Wednesday, following the enactment of legislation they championed to designate General George C. Marshall’s historic home a National Park Service (NPS) affiliated area.
A “Clear Understanding” of the Past
“You should have … a clear understanding of the institutions upon which human liberty and individual freedom have depended, and the struggles to gain and maintain them.” – George C. Marshall
Leadership Lessons That Last: Ethical Leadership in Action
The Marshall Center invites high school juniors and seniors from Northern Virginia, D.C., and Maryland to its free Ethical Leadership Conference on Tuesday, November 3, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in Leesburg.
Congress Approves National Park Service Affiliation for George C. Marshall House
Great news for Dodona Manor, the Leesburg and Loudoun County community and all those committed to preserving General George C. Marshall’s legacy.
Federal legislation designating the George C. Marshall House at Dodona Manor as a National Park Service Affiliated Area has passed both chambers of Congress and is headed to the president’s desk.
9/11 Remembered: An Evening with Michael Morell
Nearly 200 people gathered to hear former CIA director Michael Morell in conversation with documentary filmmaker David Taylor in Leesburg, Virginia, on Wednesday, September 9.
Fall Ethical Leadership Conferences | Sept. 18–19 & Nov. 3
As students, parents, teachers and club/team leaders prepare for the new school year, now is an ideal time to reserve a spot in the George C. Marshall International Center's Ethical Leadership Conference (ELC) before fall sessions reach capacity.
High school juniors and seniors are invited to apply – and attend free of charge.
Profiles in Leadership: Joe T. May on the Courage to Do What's Right
What does it take to make the right decision when the path forward isn't easy?
In the latest installment of the Marshall Center's Profiles in Leadership series, The Honorable Joe T. May reflects on the enduring leadership lessons of General George C. Marshall and why his example continues to inspire leaders today.
America at 250: A Total Team Effort
As Americans gather this July 4th to mark 250 years of independence, we're celebrating more than a single day in 1776 — we honor not only our nation's founding but also the generations of Americans who have sustained its promise.
Leadership Comes to Life at Camp Marshall 2026
Seventeen high school students—including one who traveled from the New York City metropolitan area—gathered at historic Dodona Manor last week for the third edition of Camp Marshall, a four-day immersive leadership experience hosted by the George C. Marshall International Center.
House and Senate Approve NPS Designation for Dodona Manor
The Marshall Center is deeply grateful to Congressman Suhas Subramanyam and Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner for their leadership in advancing legislation to designate the George C. Marshall House at Dodona Manor as a National Park Service Affiliated Area.
Teamwork Drives Success: Spring ELC Demonstrates Power of Marshall-Style Collaboration
This past weekend, 11 bright and motivated high school students from across the DMV participated in the George C. Marshall International Center’s Spring Ethical Leadership Conference (ELC) — an immersive leadership experience grounded in the enduring example of its namesake.
Marshall Center Welcomes David M. Cattler to Board of Directors
The George C. Marshall International Center is pleased to announce the appointment of David M. Cattler, former Director of the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA), to its Board of Directors.
Celebrating Service and Character
On Friday, April 17, the Marshall Center welcomed distinguished guests, dedicated supporters and committed volunteers to its 5th Annual George C. Marshall Award Gala—an evening devoted to celebrating ethical leadership and advancing General Marshall’s enduring legacy.
Two Free Leadership Opportunities for DMV Students
What does ethical leadership look like in practice? This spring and summer, DMV high school students can find out through two free, dynamic programs offered by the Marshall Center: Five-Star Character: The George C. Marshall Ethical Leadership Conference (May 15–16) and Camp Marshall (June 22–25).
Winter Ethical Leadership Conference: Students Inspired – and Inspiring
On February 6–7, the Marshall Center hosted ten bright high school students from Loudoun County for the winter session of our two-day Ethical Leadership Conference (ELC).
A Year of Leadership | Impact 2025
From welcoming thousands of visitors to Dodona Manor, to inspiring the next generation through our growing ethical leadership programs, 2025 was a year of growth and meaningful impact for the Marshall Center.
Captain Scott Altman To Receive Marshall Center’s Ethical Leadership Award
The Board of Directors of the George C. Marshall International Center has selected Captain Scott Altman, (U.S. Navy, Ret.) a veteran of four Space Shuttle missions, to receive its fifth annual Marshall Award in Ethical Leadership.
A Magical Evening of Lights, History and Holiday Spirit
On a crisp Saturday evening at Dodona Manor, more than 100 guests gathered for an unforgettable moment of holiday warmth and history at the annual Marshall Plan Tree Walk Lighting Ceremony.
Marshall Center Unveils “Loudoun Heritage Pass”
As the nation prepares to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States in 2026, the George C. Marshall International Center—together with leading local museums and cultural destinations—today announced the launch of the Loudoun Heritage Pass, a new multi-site ticket package highlighting Loudoun County’s role in our nation’s founding and story.
Honoring Service: Record Turnout for 21st Annual Veterans Day Celebration at Dodona Manor
Thank you to everyone who joined us at Dodona Manor on Tuesday to honor the courage, sacrifice and service of our military veterans — especially those who call Loudoun County home.