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Institutions and Courses
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Academic Exchange Program (AEP) - Courses
All SYLLABI Submitted to AFIO Library or Online as of
12 November2009
Syllabus Categories
The Intelligence Process
Basic Intelligence Analysis - Undergraduate
Advanced Intelligence Analysis - Graduate
Science and Technology Related Intelligence Analysis
Robert A. Norton, Ph.D.
Auburn Homeland Security Institute
Auburn University, Auburn, AL
JIMENEZ, David
Location: American Military University/Intelligence degree program
Course: Contemporary Intelligence Studies
Course: Criminal Intelligence Analysis
Course: Law Enforcement Intelligence Applications
Course: Terrorism and Counterterrorism
Course: International Criminal Organizations
Course: Law and Ethics in Intelligence
Course: Foreign Intelligence Organizations
Course: Introduction to Intelligence
Frequency: 3-4 times annually in eight week semesters Percentage devoted to intelligence: 50 to 100%
U.S. Intelligence
David M. Barrett, Ph.D.
Villanova University Dept: Political Science, Spring 2007
 Online Syllabus
International Law and Transnational Threats
M.E. Bowman, M.A., J.D., LL.M.
George Washington University Elliot School of International Affairs,
Semester 2, 2008
Online Syllabus
Spies and Statecraft: The Role of Intelligence in Policy-making
Alvin H. Buckelew, Ph.D.
North Georgia College & State University - The Military College of Georgia
Taught Spring, 2003
Online Syllabus
Terrorism and Political Violence: A Strategic Perspective
Alvin H. Buckelew, Ph.D.
North Georgia College & State University - The Military College of Georgia
Taught Fall, 2004
Online Syllabus
An Introduction to Intelligence and Espionage
Intelligence: Process, Policy, and Management
David Edger
University of Oklahoma, Fall 2001
Studies in Intelligence I (SCTY 315) and II (SCTY 415) and Intelligence Analysis-Writing and Briefing (SCTY 385)
Mitchell Gates
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Worldwide (Anchorage Campus), Annually
The Intelligence Function in Homeland Security
Vincent E. Henry, Ph.D.
631-259-9074
Long Island University Homeland Security Management Institute
LIU Southampton
Graduate Campus
239 Montauk Hwy
Southampton, NY 11968, Each Term
Intelligence in a Democratic Society
Arthur S. Hulnick
Boston University, Fall 1992
Intelligence and Foreign Policy [U8142]
Mark M. Lowenthal
Columbia University, School of International and Public Affairs, Fall 2001
Online Syllabus
Leadership, Management and Coordination in the Intelligence Community
William Manthorpe
National Defense Intelligence College, Yearly, 2007
Intelligence and National Security
Robert W. Pringle
University of Kentucky, Fall 1996
Intelligence and Security Principles [INTL 101] UG
Intelligence Tradecraft Techniques [INTL 102] UG
International Terrorism [INTL 103] UG
Recruitment, Preparation and Training of Terrorist [INTL 104] UG
Domestic Terrorism [INTL 105] UG
i2 Intelligence Analyst/Critical Thinking [INTL 301] UG
National Intelligence Authorities [INTL 302] UG
Critical Issues in Risk Communications [INTL 304] UG
Emergency Planning and Security Measure s [INTL 306] UG
Emergency Medical Services & Fire Operations [INTL 311] UG
Special Topics in Intelligence (Intelligence Failures) [INTL 395] UG
Current Issues in U.S. Security Policy [INTL 402] UG
Mass Casualty Management Planning [INTL 404] UG
Gregory T. Rogers, J.D.
Point Park University, Intelligence and National Security Program, Offers B.S. and Post-Bacc.
National Security Analysis
Sheldon Simon
Arizona State University, Fall 2001
National Security Analysis, Proseminar
Sheldon Simon
Arizona State University, Fall 2001
Comparative Economic Systems
Martin C. Spechler
Indiana University - Purdue University, Indianapolis, IN, Fall 2001
U.S. Intelligence & Global Security
Louise Stanton, J.D., Ph.D.
New York University, Political Science Masters Program, 2009
Terrorism Prosecutions and Legal Aspects of Counterterrorism
William C. Snyder
Visiting Assistant Professor of Law
Institute for National Security and Counter-Terrorism
Syracuse University College of Law
Online Syllabi for Two Courses: Prosecuting Terrorists in Article III Courts, Fall 2007, and Counterterrorism and the Law, Spring 2008
Seminar on National Security
SOO HOO, Tsung (Bill) Y.
New Jersey City University
Frequency: Annual
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
U.S. Foreign Policy
Stafford T. Thomas
California State University (Chico), Fall, 1999
Collection
Ted Fraumann
John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York University, 1991
Intelligence Uses
Business and National Intelligence - Analysis
Daniel J. Benny, M.A., CPP, PCI, CFE, CCO
Professor/Director
Homeland Security management & Intelligence
Location: Central Pennsylvania College
College Hill and Valley Roads
Summerdale, Pennsylvania 17093-0309
717 728-2247
Phone 717 732-5254 FAX
Intelligence Courses twice a year during each of the 4 terms.
50% Intelligence courses.
BA Degree in Intelligence
Intelligence Courses
National Intelligence
Business Intelligence
Fundament of Intelligence Analyst
Intelligence Analyst
Advanced Intelligence Analyst
Criminal Intelligence Analyst I
Criminal Intelligence Analyst II
Terrorism
Political Assassinations
National Security Policy and the Intelligence Community
L. Larry Boothe
Utah State University
Dept: Political Science
Online Syllabus NS 2005
Leadership in Public Administration
Online Syllabus Leadership 2004
Intelligence in International Affairs
Chuck Bukowski
Bradley University, Spring 200
Intelligence Programs and National Security
James Calder
University of Texas (San Antonio), Spring 1992; Spring 1995
Intelligence for the 21st Century
Gary M. Chase
University of South Florida
Post-Cold War National Security Issues
J. Ransom Clark
Muskingum College, Spring 1994
Intelligence and Democracy
Ken Dombroski,
Lecturer of the Center for Civil-Military Relations
Naval Postgraduate School, Fall 2002
taught annually Online Syllabus
US Defense Policy
June Teufel Dreyer
University of Miami, Spring 2001
Online Syllabus
International Law and Organization, Fall 2007
Andrew M. Essig, PhD
Director, National Security Program
DeSales University, Center Valley, PA.
Office tel: 610-282-1100 x-1632
Online syllabus
Political Geography, Spring 2010
Andrew M. Essig, PhD
Director, National Security Program
DeSales University, Center Valley, PA.
Office tel: 610-282-1100 x-1632
Online Syllabus
American Foreign Policy, Spring 2009
Andrew M. Essig, PhD
Director, National Security Program
DeSales University, Center Valley, PA.
Office tel: 610-282-1100 x-1632
Online Syllabus
Law in America, Spring 2010
Andrew M. Essig, PhD
Director, National Security Program
DeSales University, Center Valley, PA.
Office tel: 610-282-1100 x-1632
Online Syllabus
Intelligence and National Security
Philip Vos Fellman
Southern New Hampshire University
Political Intelligence
William C. Green
California State University, San Bernardino, Taught Annually,
Online Syllabusin PDF: PSCI 590E: Political Intelligence
http://nss.csusb.edu/psci590home.htm
Strategic Intelligence
William C. Green
California State University, San Bernardino,
Taught Annually
Online SYLLABUS in PDF: PSCI 621: Strategic Intelligence
http://nss.csusb.edu/psci621home.htm
Business Intelligence and Industrial Security
Arthur S. Hulnick
Boston University, Spring 1997
Foreign Intelligence And Security Systems
Arthur S. Hulnick
Boston University, Spring 1997; Summer 1997
Problems In Strategic Intelligence
Arthur S. Hulnick
Boston University, Fall 1996
The Evolution of Strategic Intelligence
Arthur S. Hulnick
Boston University, Spring 1997
Intelligence Applications in Law Enforcement
David.Jimenez
University of Texas at El Paso, Spring, 2004
Online Syllabus
Problems of Peace and National Security - Past, Present and Future
Paul G. Lauren
University of Montana, Winter 1992
Counterintelligence in a Democratic Society
David G. Major
Institute of World Politics and Boston University, Fall 1993
Intelligence, Command and Control
Anthony G. Oettinger
Harvard University, Spring 1992
Intelligence and National Security
Richard Shultz
Tufts University, Fall 1992
National Intelligence: Foundation of Foreign and Security Policy
John D. Stempel
University of Kentucky,
Fall 1990; Fall 1991
Intelligence and National Security
Stan A. Taylor
Brigham Young University, Winter 1997
Clandestine Actions in Support of US Security Policy: Counterterrorism and Covert Action
Frederick Wettering
Lake Sumter Community College, Sumterville, FL
History of Intelligence
Diplomacy and Intelligence in Modern History
Jefferson Adams
Sarah Lawrence College, Fall 1991; Spring 1992
U.S. Foreign Intelligence
Charles D. Ameringer
Pennsylvania State University, Summer 1988
CIA: The Early Years
David M. Barrett
Villanova University Dept: Political Science, Spring 2007
Online Syllabus
Espionage and History
Alan R. Booth
Ohio University, Fall 1987; Fall 1994
The Folklore of Espionage
Alan R. Booth
Ohio University, Winter 1994
Spies and Statecraft: Intelligence Organizations and International Relations
David S. Foglesong
Rutgers University, Fall 1992
The Evolution of Strategic Intelligence
Arthur S. Hulnick
Boston University, Spring 1992
History of American Intelligence
Dr. Rorin M. Platt
Campbell University (Buies Creek, NC), Fall 2003,
Online Syllabus
Espionage in the Ancient World
Rose Mary Sheldon, Ph.D.
Norwich University, Spring 1992;
Virginia Military Institute, Fall 1994; Spring 1998
Espionage and History
Douglas L. Wheeler
University of New Hampshire, Fall 1992; Spring 1996
Problems in International Relations: Diplomacy and Intelligence
Panayotis YANNAKOGEORGOS
Rutgers University
Dept: Division of Global Affairs, Center for Law and Justice
Fall 2008
Online Syllabus
The US Intelligence Community
US Intelligence Organization/Policy/Practice
Andrew M. Borene, J.D.
Lecturer - Topics in Foreign Policy and International Affairs
Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs University of Minnesota
Organizations of U.S. Intelligence
William C. Green
California State University, San Bernardino,
Taught Annually
Online Syllabus in PDF: PSCI 571: Organization of US Intelligence
Task Force on US Intelligence after the Cold War
Christopher Jones
University of Washington, Winter 1994
The CIA and American Intelligence
Arthur Klinghoffer
Rutgers University, Fall 2000
International Intelligence
Harry E. Mason, Professor
University of Kentucky Graduate School
Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce, Fall 2009
Online Syllabi: 20079 Course;and International Intelligence Fall 2009.
US Intelligence
Harvey Nelsen
University of South Florida (Tampa), Spring, 1992
US Intelligence and Foreign Policy
Harvey Nelsen
University of South Florida (Tampa), Spring 1994
Defense Intelligence & Resource Management
Peter C. Oleson
Defense Intelligence College, Fall 1992
Post-Cold War Intelligence
Edward E. Platt
Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Fall 1994
Intelligence Analysis, Intelligence and National Security Policy
James Steiner
SUNY Albany Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy, Spring 2007
National Strategic Intelligence
Stafford T. Thomas
California State University (Chico), Spring 2001
The Intelligence Community
James L. Waite
Central Missouri State University, Undated
Terrorism / Counterterrorism / Homeland Security
Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysis
David L. Carter
Michigan State University, Fall 1991
Criminal Justice-Terrorism, Jun-Aug 2007
Andrew M. Essig, PhD
Director, National Security Program
DeSales University, Center Valley, PA.
Office tel: 610-282-1100 x-1632
Online syllabus
HARRIS, Philip W. Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Ph.D. (Criminal Justice)
Location: Temple University
Department of Criminal Justice
The Community Response to Terrorism UG
Richard Kuiters
Bergen Community College, Criminal Justice
Online Syllabus
Weapons of Mass Destruction UG
Richard Kuiters
Bergen Community College Dept: Criminal Justice
International Terrorism
M. Payrow-Olia
University of South Florida, Spring 2003-4
Online Syllabus
Domestic and International Terrorism
Vincent E. Henry, Ph.D.
Long Island University Homeland Security Management Institute
LIU
Southampton Graduate Campus
239 Montauk Hwy
Southampton, NY 11968
The Intelligence Function in Homeland Security
Vincent E. Henry, Ph.D.
631-259-9074
Long Island University Homeland Security Management Institute
LIU
Southampton Graduate Campus
239 Montauk Hwy
Southampton, NY 11968, Each Term
Constitutional Issues in Homeland Security Management
Vincent E. Henry, Ph.D.
631-259-9074
Long Island University Homeland Security Management Institute
LIU
Southampton Graduate Campus
239 Montauk Hwy
Southampton, NY 11968, Each Term
Homeland Security and Terrorism
Rande W. MATTESON, Ph.D., CFE
Saint Leo University - PO Box 6665 Saint Leo, FL 33574
Ethics, fiscal budgeting, international criminal law
Homeland Security and the Private Sector
Vincent E. Henry, Ph.D.
631-259-9074
Long Island University Homeland Security Management Institute
LIU
Southampton Graduate Campus
239 Montauk Hwy
Southampton, NY 11968, Each Term
Introduction to Homeland Security Management
Vincent E. Henry, Ph.D.
631-259-9074
Long Island University Homeland Security Management Institute
LIU
Southampton Graduate Campus
239 Montauk Hwy
Southampton, NY 11968, Each Term
International Terrorism [INTL 103] UG
Recruitment, Preparation and Training of Terrorist [INTL 104] UG
Domestic Terrorism [INTL 105] UG
Critical Issues in Risk Communications [INTL 304] UG
Emergency Planning and Security Measure s [INTL 306] UG
Emergency Medical Services & Fire Operations [INTL 311] UG
Mass Casualty Management Planning [INTL 404] UG
Gregory T. Rogers, J.D.
Point Park University, Intelligence and National Security Program, Offers B.S. and Post-Bacc.
Analysis or Craft
Intelligence Analysis, Spring 2010
Andrew M. Essig, PhD
Director, National Security Program
DeSales University, Center Valley, PA.
Office tel: 610-282-1100 x-1632
Online Syllabus
Intelligence Analysis and Evaluation
Edward E. Platt
Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Spring 1990
Intelligence Analysis
Tom O'Connor
North Carolina Wesleyan
Dept: Dept. of Justice Studies & Applied Criminology Syllabus online at: http://faculty.ncwc.edu/toconnor/427/default.htm
or here on AFIO website: Online Syllabus
i2 Intelligence Analyst/Critical Thinking [INTL 301] UG
Special Topics in Intelligence (Intelligence Failures) [INTL 395] UG
Current Issues in U.S. Security Policy [INTL 402] UG
Gregory T. Rogers, J.D.
Point Park University, Intelligence and National Security Program, Offers B.S. and Post-Bacc.
National Strategic Intelligence
Stafford T. Thomas
California State University (Chico), Spring 2001
Covert Operations
Intelligence Oversight
David M. Barrett
Villanova University, Spring 1990
Intelligence and Covert Operations
Andrea Talentino
Drew University, Madison, NJ, Spring 2009
OTHER INSTITUTIONS TEACHING INTELLIGENCE TOPICS:
- American Military University (on-line)
American University, Washington DC
Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
Auburn University, Homeland Security Institute, Auburn, Georgia
Bergen Community College, Paramus, New Jersey
Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois
Boise State University, Boise, Idaho
Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts
California State University, San Bernadino, California
Campbell University, Buies Creek, North Carolina
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio
Catholic University, Washington DC
The Center for Counterintelligence and Security Studies, Alexandria, VA
Central Pennsylvania College, Summerdale, Pennsylvania
Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri
Columbia University, New York, New York
Dartmouth College, Hanover New Hampshire
- DeSales University, Center Valley, Pennsylvania
- Drew University, Madison, New Jersey
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Anchorage, Alaska
Fairmont State University, Fairmont, West Virginia
Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia
Georgetown University, Washington DC
George Washington University, Elliot School of International Affairs, Washington DC
Henley-Putnam University (on-line)
Hunter College, New York, New York
The Institute of World Politics, Washington DC
Long Island University, Riverhead, New York
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Mercyhurst College, Institute for Intelligence Studies, Erie, Pennsylvania
National Defense Intelligence College, Washington DC
New Jersey City University, College of Professional Studies, Jersey City, New Jersey
New York University, New York, New York
North Carolina Wesleyan College, Rocky Mount, North Carolina
North Georgia College and State University, Dahlonega, Georgia
Norwich University, Northfield, Vermont
Notre Dame College, Center for Professional Development, Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
Ohio University, Athens, Ohio
Point Park University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Rockhurst University, Global Studies Center, Kansas City Missouri
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey
- Saint Leo University, Saint Leo, Florida
State University of New York, Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy, Albany, New York
Syracuse University, Institute for National Security and Counterterrorism, Syracuse, New York
Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
University of Detroit, Detroit, Michigan
University of Kentucky, Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce, Lexington, Kentucky
University of Maine, Orono, Maine
University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
- University of Minnesota, Hubert Humphrey School of Public Affairs, Minneapolis, Minnesota
University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
University of South Florida, International Studies Program, St. Petersburg, Florida
University of Texas at San Antonio, Texas
Utah State University, Logan, Utah
Villanova University, Villanova, Pennsylvania
West Virginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia
Widener University, Chester, Pennsylvania
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut
NCIX 2007 Listing of Selected Institutions and Courses Teaching Counterintelligence:
Online compendium by the National Counterintelligence Executive [NCIX] in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence of selected institutions teaching courses on Counterintelligence-related topics. This is the 2007 unclassified compendium: http://www.ncix.gov/publications/reports/NonGovernmentOnly.pdf
For those with access to classified systems, an additional list of CI education and training (government-provided), contact the NCIX.
Other Institutions Teaching Intelligence, Counterterrorism, and Related Courses:
Intelligence Training Opportunities for High School Students
 The National Security & Intelligence conference, hosted by LeadAmerica, provides high achieving students with the opportunity to build real world career skills and analyze leadership attributes within the environment of our nation’s capital. For ten days, students examine historic and current challenges to National Security, while understanding the roles and methods of diplomacy and intelligence through focused workshops on Iran, the Kashmir Crisis, and the Cuban Missile Crisis. In addition, students analyze issues such as information sharing, the origins of terrorism, intelligence ethics and the proliferation of WMD’s, while also attending briefings at the U.S. State Department and the Saudi Arabian Embassy. Students visit the Pentagon and the International Spy Museum and participate in an engaging Career Planning Seminar, which exposes them to career tracks and the requisite training for the fields of Intelligence and National Security. Students also complete LeadAmerica’s skill building curriculum, which fosters necessary skills such as teambuilding, time management, and communication, culminating in the formulation of a personal mission and vision statement.
To learn more about LeadAmerica and the National Security & Intelligence conference please visit http://www.lead-america.org/conferences/cslc/intelligence.asp or contact an Admissions Counselor at 866.FYI.LEAD.
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New Jersey City University - Professional Security Studies Department
Further listings of INSCT Courses are here and a full list of academic INSCT courses can be viewed online here.
Other institutions teaching in this field can be found at bottom. Is your group not listed above or at bottom? Contact us at afio@afio.com and supply information so we can add word of courses being taught at your university.
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