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FORT LEE COMMUNICATION DIRECTORY
Personnel
Terry W. Raney, J.D.
Site Director
traney@fit.edu
Robin A. Stocks
Senior Resident Administrator
rstocks@fit.edu
Joyce Scott
Assistant Resident Administrator
jscott@fit.edu
Kristin L. Barclay
Office Administrator
Contacts
http://uc.fit.edu/segs/ftlee
(804) 765-4665
(804) 862-3744
(804) 539-4655 DSN
(804) 862-4329 Fax
DEGREE PROGRAMS IN RESIDENCE
Major Code Page
M.S. Acquisition and Contract Management ............................................... 8399 ........................... 83
M.S. Logistics Management ......................................................................... 8322 ........................... 91
M.S. Management ......................................................................................... 8381 ........................... 92
Acquisition and Contract Management Concentration ....................... 8403 ........................... 93
eBusiness Concentration .....................................................................8404 ........................... 94
Information Systems Concentration ....................................................8406 ........................... 95
Logistics Management Concentration .................................................8407 ........................... 95
M.S. Materiel Acquisition Management ....................................................... 8320 ........................... 96
Additional Degree Programs Available Via Distance Learning
http://uc.fit.edu/segs/vgc
30 Florida Institute of Technology
Office Hours
Monday–Thursday 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
(All federal holidays are observed)
Location
U.S. Army Logistics Management College
Fort Lee, Virginia
Mailing Address
Florida Tech
Building 12500 ALMC
2401 Quarters Road
Fort Lee, VA 23801-1705
FORT LEE
Problems related to World War II, and growth in the military establishment in response to
the cold war caused the government to focus on the shortcomings of the military departments
in wholesale logistics management. This problem was examined by the Hoover Commissions
of the late 1940s and early 1950s, and by various congressional committees, including the
House Committee on Government Organization in 1951 and 1952. These efforts culminated
in the decision to establish the Army Supply Management Course.
The U.S. Army Logistics Management College (ALMC) was established in October 1954 as
an activity with the single mission of conducting the two-month Army Supply Management
Course at Fort Lee, Virginia. The college has since grown to an institution with multiple
missions and 71 resident courses. In 1962, ALMC became a part of the U.S. Army Materiel
Command (AMC), and its mission was broadened to include the development of mid- and
top-level logistics managers in the AMC work force. On October 1, 1991, ALMC was placed
under operational command of the Combined Arms Support Command and Fort Lee, Training
and Doctrine Command (TRADOC).