For general administrative information as it pertains to your course, please select one of the following:
Professional Attire
Basic and Intermediate Course - Business Casual
- Business casual for the course
- Military: Civilian Attire
Advanced Course Student Attire - Business Casual AND Business Professional
- Business casual for the course
- Military: Civilian Attire
- Business Professional will be worn for Graduation
- Military: Class A for Graduation
Continuing Education for Senior Leaders - Strategic Leadership (CESL-SL) - Business Casual
- Business casual for the course
- Military: Civilian Attire
Directions to Fort Leavenworth
The Army Management Staff College, Fort Leavenworth Campus is located at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, a beautiful Army installation located 20 miles Northwest of Kansas City, MO. 250 Gibbon Avenue, Ft. Leavenworth, KS 66027
Directions to Fort Leavenworth from Kansas City International Airport (MCI)
- Start out going Southwest on LP Cookingham Drive toward International Circle - 0.1 mile
- Enter next roundabout and take 3rd exit onto LP Cookingham Drive - 2.4 miles
- Merge onto I-29 North/US-71 via the ramp on the left - 4.7 miles
- Take the MO-92 exit (exit 18) toward Platte City/Leavenworth/Weston - 0.2 miles
- Turn left onto MO-92 - 2.6 miles
- Turn left onto MO-92 West (crossing into Kansas) - 8.5 miles
- MO-92 West becomes Metropolitan Avenue/US-73/KS-7 - 0.1 miles
- Turn right onto Grant Avenue (Fort Leavenworth Front Gate - access required) - 1.4 miles
Map of Fort Leavenworth
Map to AMSC
Special Accommodations
If you require special accommodations or disability services, we will make every effort to accommodate your needs by using the services available through Fort Leavenworth, the Army, and the Department of Defense.
Accommodations are made on an individual, case-by-case basis. If you have physical, medical or psychological disabilities, you may be required to present documentation of the disability.
You should expeditiously start your request to allow time for the Installation EEO Manager and AMSC time to make any necessary arrangements before your travel to Fort Leavenworth.
Documentation
Contact the AMSC Registrar at usarmy.leavenworth.tradoc.mbx.armyu-amsc-registrar@army.mil to request the Reasonable Accommodations Request form.
TDY Information
View the TDY Information document for more information about funding, creating your authorization in the Defense Travel System, adding your line of accounting, lodging, travel expenses, cost comparisons, the use of government travel cards, the use of leave in conjunction with TDY, corps of engineer employees, local national employees, and the ACCMA Rental Car Statement.
Most permanent Department of the Army civilians and Local National employees are centrally funded. Military members, DECA employees, term and temporary employees, and non-Department of the Army employees are funded through their own organizations.
Vehicle Information
Instructions for Visitors with Common Access Card (CAC) Arriving at the Main Gate
For your convenience when entering the Fort Leavenworth main gate, bring proper identification. You are required to show your CAC to the guards at the front gate.
If you have a rental car or drive your POV, proceed through the front gate. You are required to show your CAC.
Instructions for Visitors without Common Access Card (CAC)
If you don’t have a CAC or Uniformed Services ID Card, you must stop by the Visitor Control Center (VCC) at the corner of Metropolitan Avenue and Sherman Avenue. Follow directional signs to the center's parking lot.
At the VCC, reception clerks will verify that the vehicle driver has a valid license, registration and proof of insurance and that all passengers have either a driver's license or other form of government photo ID. Following a routine background check, visitors will receive a Temporary Pass and instructions allowing them to enter the installation.
For additional gate information, visit the Fort Leavenworth Garrison website - https://home.army.mil/leavenworth/index.php/my-fort/all-services/gate-information
Transportation to Training Site
The training site is Building 120, 250 Gibbon Avenue, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
Map of Fort Leavenworth
Map to AMSC
Shuttle Services between KCI Airport and Fort Leavenworth**
- Rick's Airport Express - 800-331-6796 or 913-651-4649
- 5 Guys Transportation - 816-891-9999 or https://www.5guystransportation.com
- Magic Shuttle - 816-589-8499
- Divine Destinations Transportation, LLC - 913-240-3441
It is approximately a 30 minute ride from KCI airport to Fort Leavenworth. The one-way cost is approximately $35-$45. To ensure the airport shuttle is at the airport to pick you up, call 24 hours in advance to make your reservation.
ENSURE driver has credentials to gain access on post before scheduling service. Visitor Control Center hours of operations are 0700 – 1600.
**The shuttle services listed above are provided as a convenience and for informational purposes only; they do not constitute an endorsement or an approval by the AMSC of any of the products, services or opinions of the corporation or organization or individual. The AMSC bears no responsibility for the accuracy, legality or content of the external site or for that of subsequent links.
Dining Information
Dining Facility (DFAC)
The Fort Leavenworth DFAC is available to CES students.
Other Dining on Fort Leavenworth
Army Management Staff College Honor Code
The Army Management Staff College is committed to Army values as outlined in ADP 6-22, Army Leadership and the Profession. Inherent in these values are integrity and ethical conduct. By pledging to support the Army Management Staff College Honor Code, you agree to uphold the standards as outlined below.
- I will not lie in my academic endeavors. Lying is the willful and knowledgeable telling of an untruth as well as any form of deceit, attempted deceit, or fraud in an oral or written statement relating to academic work.
- I will not cheat in my academic endeavors. Cheating is inappropriate possession or use of copies of papers, examinations, solutions, or any other controlled issue material. Inappropriate means the College did not intend to provide this material to students before the examination or performance of other academic work. Students who accept copies of papers, examinations, solutions, or other controlled issue from anyone except the designated faculty at the designated time and who do not call this to the attention of AMSC personnel (Faculty, Course Director, Deputy Director, and Director) are contributing to cheating. Contributing to cheating is the same as cheating, whether for others or for oneself.
- I will not practice plagiarism. Plagiarism is the presentation of another's writing or another's ideas as one's own without appropriate citation of credit. This includes material extracted from the Internet or other electronic source. Use of other students', graduates' or author's work without appropriate citation or reference that this work belongs to another is stealing intellectual property. It is a form of cheating and lying. Using text written by another, short or long, when you know that it is not yours and not giving credit to the owner is a violation of the AMSC Honor Code.
- I will give prompt notification to my faculty advisor when I observe academic dishonesty. I have recourse Course Director, Deputy Director, and Director when I believe that insufficient action has been taken.
- I will model behavior that reflects the spirit of Army values. I will insist that my fellow students also model that behavior.
- Pledging to uphold AMSC's Honor Code is tantamount to attending any program, course, or activity sponsored wholly or in part by the AMSC.
Medical Information
EMERGENCY CARE
Munson Army Health Center does not have an ambulance service or an emergency room. For an emergency, please dial 911 or go directly to a local emergency room.
MEDICAL CARE
Student Responsibilities
We are a learning team and thus share responsibility for your education. We are committed to providing you the program, course materials, and assistance you need to succeed while you are here at the Army Management Staff College.
You are responsible for preparing for class, studying, writing papers, preparing for briefings, taking exams, completing assignments on time, and reading and knowing the course requirements.
We are also committed to creating and sustaining a learning community that facilitates academic development and the personal growth of its members. Fundamental to this commitment is the expectation that the individual members of this community will:
- Be honest
- Respect self
- Respect others
- Abide by the principles stated as Army Values, ADP 6-22
- Obey the law
- Adhere to Army and AMSC policies, and understand the administration and processes for changing them
We want to guarantee every student's right to learn, while protecting the fundamental rights of all. The concept of rights and freedoms carries with it corresponding responsibilities for which you are accountable.
Attendance Policy
Students are not authorized to miss class for personal or non-emergency reasons. Students must attend all scheduled activities and abide by the College's ethical requirements. Students must resolve any personally or home station-generated time commitments that conflict with course curriculum requirements prior to course start.
Course directors may excuse student absences with prior coordination, justification, and approval. Students are responsible for coordinating the completion of missed work with their respective instructors and must complete all missed activities and assignments prior to graduation.
Student Dismissal/Removal
Under certain conditions, students may be dismissed or released from the course before course completion.
Early Dismissal
Students may be dismissed early without graduation credit for any of the following reasons:
- Inappropriate personal conduct (i.e. serious violation of Army regulations, policies, or established ethical standards)
- Continued or persistent disruptive behavior that objectively hinders the learning experience of other students in the class
- Lack of academic progress that makes it reasonably foreseeable that the student will not successfully meet course standards
- Failure to complete academic requirements
- Repetitive tardiness
- Unexcused absences
Dismissals for academic deficiency and personal misconduct will result in the course director notifying the student’s chain of command..
Early Withdrawal
Students may request early withdrawal without graduation credit for good cause due to unavoidable and unforeseeable events, including the following reasons:
- Illness or injury (as determined by a physician)
- Compassionate reasons (i.e. family emergency)
- Home station organization re-call pursuant to natural disaster response efforts
Disenrollment for illness, injury, compassion, or reasons beyond the control of the individual will be made without prejudice.
Fort Leavenworth & Local Information
NOTE: There are restricted areas in Fort Leavenworth and Leavenworth. Sightseeing and photographs are not allowed in the restricted areas. Violators could be arrested.
