Buildings & Grounds
I am home to the newest Koi fish at NFATC
(hint: I'm named after a recent "FSI" Director).
Polaschik Pond
This exact building location serves as home to NFATC's only foosball table and tele-typewriter (which floor).
(Extra credit for the room #)
K building
(K0306)
This division has been known to facilitate offsites for Foreign Service Orientation and other directorates/divisions at NFATC.
Training Staff Development
Seated in front of F building, he is considered the nation's first diplomat.
Benjamin Franklin
Take a nice walk along the path and it will lead you to the home for the Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training (ADST).
(Extra credit for the building letter)
The Cottages
(I building)
Between which two divisions is the Lego wall sculpture.
(hint: think B building)
Student Services & Orientation
This space is home to the self-service photo booth.
(hint: its not a library)
The Stephen B. Low Information Center
This name is listed in the codebreaker advertisement recruiting women into the program,
"Private _____ goes to Washington"
Smith
While not an art gallery, the wall in this building holds a Lichtenstein portrait from 1982.
F building (stairwell near the Low Center)
This is the exact floor and building of the full-scale replicas of the NFATC campus (and other historical DOS buildings).
C building, 3rd floor
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Evaluation and Analytics
This diplomat and historian is the namesake of the auditorium in C building
(hint: he is also known as the "Father of Containment").
George F. Kennan
In a previous life, D building was referenced as the gym and had this located on the 1st floor.
A pool
All buildings on main campus are connected via indoor corridors or tunnels, except?
D building
Courses don't just design themselves, so we help divisions redesign their offerings from small scale changes to large-scale overhauls.
Training Design and Development
This Career Ambassador (highest rank) was awarded Lifetime Contributions to American Diplomacy Award...and even has the NFATC Director's conference room named after her.
Ambassador Ruth A. Davis
This is the name of NFATC's horticulturalist (either first or last name).
Darren DeStefano
The "class of ____" from the women's high school donated the benches outside of the E building.
1940
GTD is the acronym for this office, which is the most field focused in the TR division.
Global Training Division
This woman was posthumously inducted into the National Security Agency Hall of Honor in 2010 for her work breaking key codes in 1940.
Genevieve Grotjan Feinstein