Flint Hills Military History Symposium Leadership and War - The Art and Science of Critical Decisions

November 7-9, 2025

 

Hello Melody,


We are honored to announce our Keynote Speaker for this year: General Richard D. Myers, USAF (Retired).


From fighter pilot to Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and later as President of Kansas State University, General Myers brings a wealth of leadership experience drawn from decades of service in both military and academic arenas. His insights into leadership, strategy, and public service promise to be both inspiring and impactful. We look forward to welcoming General Myers and learning from his extraordinary journey.

Please join us at the Flint Hills Military History Symposium this November 7 - 9, 2025. Registration is open NOW!

 

Registration is NOW OPEN


Registration is just $25 per person—whether you attend one day or all days! Your registration includes:

  • Continental breakfast each day
  • Lunch on Friday and Saturday
  • A catered reception (aka pizza party!) at the Wabash Cannon Bowl in the K-State Student Union
  • Transportation from Manhattan to Abilene and back (space available)
  • A purple conference bag stuffed with all the goodies we can find

The Friday Night Pub Crawl is free to join, but you’ll need to cover your own food and drinks. Hey, we’re good—but not that good!

 

READY TO ROLL


We’ve reserved a comfy 54-passenger bus to take you from K-State to Abilene and back. Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your seat when you register. Travel in style—no need to worry about driving or parking!



IMPORTANT DATES

  • Registration Open 6/13
  • Paper Deadline 10/17
  • Registration Closes 10/24
  • Symposium Begins 11/7

We've Got a Great Lineup of Presentations This Year - with international participation once again!


Time periods range from medieval to the twentieth century, with subjects including the medical and chaplain corps, recruiting and training, tactics, operations and strategy, diplomacy, civil-military relations, technology, coalition warfare, and social class, among others.


Institutions now represented include:Kansas State University, Texas A&M, University of North Texas, SMU, University of Calgary, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the Army Medical Department Center of History and Heritage, and the Army Aviation Museum, Harvard University, Hawaii Pacific University, CGSC, Air Force Academy, Liberty University, University of Scranton, University of Southern Mississippi, University of London, TCU, Fort Hays State University, University of Kansas, Luzerne County, Canadian War Museum, Vellore Institute of Technology, Sam Houston State University.


This is shaping up to be a stimulating, diverse, and seriously worthwhile academic event. Mark your calendar and join us!

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