IAFIE's 13th Anniversary Conference
NEW CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENHANCING INTELLIGENCE EDUCATION
AMERICAN MILITARY UNIVERSITY
CHARLES TOWN, WV
May 21-24, 2017
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Sunday, May 21
Successfully registered close to half of the attendees.
Attendees were able to attend a Globalytica Workshop from 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM.
This half day workshop enabled attendees to gain a certificate in Structured Analytic Techniques.
A wonderful reception and networking activity was held at the Clarion Hotel in Harper's Ferry WV.
Monday, May 22 DAY 1
Registration was open again for attendees.
8:30 AM
Dr. Vernon Smith, Provost of American Public University System gave the Welcome address to conference attendees.
Dr. Larry Valero, President of IAFIE gave welcoming comments to the attendees.
9:00 AM
KEYNOTE
Garry Clement, Former Superintendent, RCMP - Intelligence in Financial Crime and Fraud Investigations
10:45 AM- 12:15 PM
PANEL PRESENTATIONS & BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Panel 1 – Education & Pedagogy - Moderator: Keith Cozine
Intelligence Pedagogy: A 2300 Year Interdisciplinary Case-Study (Montgomery, Casanova, McAlpine)
Panel 2 – Emerging Issues - Moderator: Erik Kleinsmith
Baches: Building Partnerships Between Education Stakeholders & the IC to Strengthen Resilience Against Radicalization.
Kiver: On Suicide Terror
Nomikos: Intelligence Cooperation and Maritime Security in the Mediterranean Region
Panel 3: Cyber Issues & Threats - Moderator: Mark Riccardi
Benjamin: The Internet of Things (IoT) – An Intelligence Nightmare
Fleischman: WEBINT vs. SOCMINT vs. Mobile BI – New Developments in the Online, Social, and Mobile Arenas
Harris: Digital Divide Intelligence Implications
PANEL PRESENTATIONS & BREAKOUT SESSIONS
1:00 PM- 2:30 PM
Panel 4 – Emerging Issues - Moderator: Nicole Drumhiller
R. Pherson: “Is it Fake news, Fraud News, or Deception? What’s the Difference”
K. Pherson: Assessing the Mind of the Malicious Insider: Using a Behavioral Model and Data Analytics to Improve Continuous Evaluation
D. Bath: The Impending Irrelevance of the DNI: An Historical Perspective
Panel 5 - Emerging Issues - Moderator: Mark Riccardi
Jimenez: Law Enforcement Intelligence Training from Homeland Security Investigations
Russo & Rand: Tomorrow’s Digital Law Enforcement Recruit: How did we get here and where are we headed?
Coulthart et. al.: Mapping Big Data Analytics to the Intelligence Process
Panel 6 - Education & Pedagogy - Moderator: Brian Montgomery
Cozine: The Effectiveness of Experiential Learning as Pedagogical Techniques in Teaching Intelligence Collection
East: Simulation and Intelligence Analyst Education
Akinwumi et. al.: Efficacy of Intelligence Gathering in Nigerian Universities
Panel 7 - Application: Finding DB Cooper - Moderator: Erik Kleinsmith
2:45 PM - 4:15 PM
PANEL PRESENTATIONS & BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Panel 8– Entering the IC – Perspectives from Recent Graduates – Moderator: Steve Marrin
Panel 9 - Intelligence Analysis and Critical Thinking – Moderator: Chuck Russo
Coulthart: What’s the Problem? Frameworks and Methods from Policy Analysis for Analyzing Complex Problems
Feulner: Assessing Critical Thinking Learning Outcomes in the Intelligence Classroom
Field: Educating the Consumer: The Unfinished Revolution in Intelligence Affairs
Panel 10 - Career Transitions – Moderator: Mark Riccardi
Gould-Harper: What’s Next: Repackage and Rebrand Yourself for Transition
Panel 11 - Application: Finding DB Cooper – Moderator: Erik Kleinsmith
4:15 PM - 5:30 PM
KEYNOTE
Fran Moore: Intelligence Support to National Security Policy Making & Likely National Security Priorities Over the Next 3-5 Years
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Hosted Dinner
Speaker Keith Melton, Intelligence Historian & Author
Tuesday, May 23 DAY 2
Registration was open again for attendees.
8:30AM – 9:00AM
Welcome message from Dr. Mark Riccardi and Dr. Larry Valero
9:00AM – 10:30AM
KEYNOTE
David Major - Espionage & Counterintelligence
10:45 AM - 12:15 PM
PANEL PRESENTATIONS & BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Panel 12 – Student Poster Presentations – Moderator: Nicole Drumhiller
Panel 13 - Intelligence Analysis and Critical Thinking – Moderator: Brian Montgomery
R. Pherson: Strategic Foresight Analysis: Matching Techniques to Client Needs
Marangione: Skills Base for Intelligence Analysis
Borek: On Analytic Tradecraft
Panel 14 - Emerging Issues – Moderator: Mark Riccardi
Graetzer: Intelligence on Development, Production, and Potential Deployment of Chemical, Biological, and Nuclear Weapons of Mass Destruction
Chosky: What Literacies are Needed to Detection of Active Measures?
KEYNOTE
Ambassador Chase Untermeyer
2:45 PM - 4:15 PM
PANEL PRESENTATIONS & BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Panel 16 Roundtable: Teaching Intelligence Analysis
Chair: Richard J. Kilroy, Jr. Assistant Professor, Coastal Carolina University
Participants:
Stephen Coulthart, Assistant Professor, University of Texas El Paso
Greg Moore, Professor and Department Chair, Notre Dame College
Stephen Marrin, Associate Professor, James Madison University
Sarah Beebe, Adjunct Faculty, Johns Hopkins University
Brian Simpkins, Associate Director BGSICCAE, Eastern Kentucky University
Panel 17 – Student Workshop: Presidential Management Fellowships (PMF) (Kling)
Panel 18 – Technology – Moderator: Amir Fleischman
Convers: Satellite Management
Rose: Abstracting the Cyber Center of Gravity
Williams: Designing Compliant Information Systems
Panel 19 - Authors’ Roundtable – Moderator: Bill Spracher
Author/Editor and Title/Date of Book
Robert M. Clark & William L. Mitchell, "Deception: Counterdeception, Counterintelligence, and PSYOPS" (2017)
Harry Nimon, Jr., "The Young Officer: An American Lawrence and his British Wife in the Zagros Mountains" (Vols. 1 & 2, 2017; Vol. 3, 2018)
John M. Nomikos & Joseph Fitsanakis, eds., "Intelligence Beyond the Anglosphere: Mediterranean and Balkan Regions" (2017)
Randolph H. Pherson, Walter Voskian & Roy A. Sullivan, Jr., "Analytic Briefing Guide" (2017)
Adam D.M. Svendsen (briefed by proxy Daniela Baches), "Intelligence Engineering: Operating Beyond the Conventional" (2017)
4:15PM – 5:30PM
KEYNOTE
Brian Kelly - DHS Intelligence Training Academy
5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Student Poster Awards: Dr. Mark Riccardi, Dr. Larry Valero
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