Marc Gauthier

Marc Gauthier is an Army Chaplain and Army Senior Service College Fellow at the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution at George Mason University. He recently returned from a one year assignment in Kabul Afghanistan as Chaplain to the International Security Assistance Force Joint Command. He holds a Master of Divinity Degree and A Doctor of Ministry Degree in Biblical Communications from Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary. His previous assignments include the Command Chaplain for the Army Special
Forces Command and the Course Manager for the Army Chaplain Officer Basic Course. He has served as an Active Duty Army Chaplain for 19 years and is an ordained minister with the Conservative Congregational Christian Conference.

I am conducting research on the applications of microfinance and microenterprise as tools to foster peacebuilding and conflict transformation in post conflict environments