Academic Exchange Program (AEP) - Instructors
Below is a current listing (As of: August 13, 2008) of Professors who are teaching courses on Intelligence or Intelligence-Related Topics in U.S. Colleges or Universities
- UG = Undergraduate Course
- G = Graduate Course
To send an inquiry to instructor, click on name and wait for e-mail to open.
BARRETT, David M.
Location: Villanova University
Dept: Political Science
Course: CIA: The Early Years
Frequency: Spring 2007
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Online Syllabus
Course: U.S. Intelligence
Frequency: Spring 2007
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Online Syllabus
Course: National Security Policy
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 25%
BENNY, Daniel J. 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
Course:
Frequency: twice a year during each of the 4 terms.
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 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
BOOTHE, L. Larry
Location: Utah State University
Dept: Political Science
Course: National Security Policy and the Intelligence Community
Frequency: Annually - Spring Semester UG
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Online Syllabus [Adobe Acrobat PDF format]: NS 2005
Course: Leadership in Public Administration
Frequency: Annually G
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 50%
Online Syllabus [Adobe Acrobat PDF format]: Leadership 2004
BORENE, Andrew M., J.D.
612.817.8326
Lecturer - Topics in Foreign Policy and International Affairs
Location: Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs University of Minnesota
Course: US Intelligence Organization/Policy/Practice
Online Syllabus
BOWMAN, M. E., M.A., J.D., LL.M.
International Law and Transnational Threats
George Washington University Elliot School of International Affairs,
Semester 2, 2008
Online Syllabus
BRECKENRIDGE, James G.
Location: Mercyhurst College
Dept: Political Science
Course: Introduction to Research and Analysis
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Course: Advanced Research and Analysis
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Course: History of Intelligence G
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
BUCKELEW, Alvin H., Ph.D.
Location: North Georgia College & State University - The Military College of Georgia
Course: Terrorism and Political Violence: A Strategic Perspective
Online Syllabus [Adobe Acrobat PDF format]: POLS/CRJU 4444
Course: Spies and Statecraft: The Role of Intelligence in Policymaking
Online Syllabus [Adobe Acrobat PDF format]: POLS/CRJU 4220
Frequency: Each semester, 2002 and 2003
Percent of course devoted to intelligence: 100%
BUKOWSKI, Charles
Location: Bradley University
Dept: Institute of International Studies
Course: Intelligence in International Affairs UG
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
CLINE, Lawrence E.
Location: American Military University
Course: Intelligence In Low Intensity Operations G
Frequency: Each Term
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
EDGER, David N.
Location: The University of Oklahoma
Course: Espionage, Diplomacy and Covert Action [PSC 3090] UG
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Course: Intelligence Process, Policy, and Management [PSC 5693] G
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
GATES, Mitchell
Location: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Worldwide (Anchorage Campus)
Course: Studies in Intelligence I (SCTY 315) UG
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
GREEN, William C.
Location: California State University, San Bernardino
Course: PSCI 590: Seminar in International Relations - Political Intelligence UG
Frequency: Annually
Online Syllabus in PDF: PSCI 590E: Political Intelligence
http://nss.csusb.edu/psci590home.htm
Course: PSCI 571: Organization of US Intelligence - UG
Frequency: Quarterly
Online Syllabus in PDF: PSCI 571
Course: PSCI 621: Strategic Intelligence - G
Frequenty: Annually
Online Syllabus in PDF: PSCI 621
HARRIS, Philip W. Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Ph.D. (Criminal Justice)
Location: Temple University
Department of Criminal Justice
HENRY, Vincent E.
Location: Long Island University / Homeland Security Management Institute
Courses: The Intelligence Function in Homeland Security UG
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Course: Introduction to Homeland Security Management [HSM 500]
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Course: Constitutional Issues in Homeland Security Management [HSM 520]
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Course: Domestic and International Terrorism [HSM 530]
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Course: Homeland Security and the Private Sector [HSM 550]
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
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%
KIBBE, Jennifer D.
Location: Franklin & Marshall College [Lancaster, PA]
Course: U.S. Intelligence Since WWII - History, Structure and Controversies of the Intelligence Community UG
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
KING, John W.
Location: Notre Dame College [Cleveland, OH]
Course: Introduction to Intelligence UG
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
KLINGHOFFER, Arthur
Location: Rutgers University
Dept: Political Science
Course: The CIA and American Intelligence UG
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
KUITERS, Richard
Location: Bergen Community College
Dept: Political Science
Author: Co-Authored PDR Response to Terrorism
Course: The Community Response to Terrorism UG
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Course: Weapons of Mass Destruction UG
Frequency: Each Term
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 20%
Course: Federal Law Enforcement Trainer - available ONLINE as Distance Learning UG
Some of these courses are: Contemporary Issues in Policing and Criminal Investigation
Frequency: Annual - various courses for state/local officers
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 10%
LOWENTHAL, Mark M.
Location: Columbia University
Dept: School of International and Public Affairs
Course: Intelligence & Foreign Policy G
Frequency: annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
MANTHORPE, William
Location: National Defense Intelligence College
Course: Leadership, Management and Coordination in the Intelligence Community
Frequency: annually G
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Online Syllabus AND all course materials available online
MASON, Harry E.
Location: University of Kentucky Graduate School
Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce
Course: National Intelligence
Frequency: annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Online Syllabi: 2009 Course;and International Intelligence Fall 2009.
MATTESON, Rande W. Ph.D., CFE
Saint Leo University - PO Box 6665 Saint Leo, FL 33574
Course: Homeland Security and Terrorism - UG
Course: Global Leadership - G
Ethics, fiscal budgeting, international criminal law
NORTON, Robert A., Ph.D.
Auburn Homeland Security Institute
Auburn University, Auburn, AL
Basic Intelligence Analysis - Undergraduate
Advanced Intelligence Analysis - Graduate
Science and Technology Related Intelligence Analysis
O'CONNOR, Tom
Location: North Carolina Wesleyan
Dept: Dept. of Justice Studies & Applied Criminology 3400 N. Wesleyan Blvd. Rocky Mount, NC 27804
Course: Intelligence Analysis
Frequency: Annually
Percent devoted to intelligence : 80% [some of it is crime-related]
Syllabus online at: http://faculty.ncwc.edu/toconnor/427/default.htm
and here on AFIO website: Online Syllabus
PAYROW-OLIA, M.
Location: University of South Florida
Course: International Terrorism UG
Frequency: Spring and Fall Semesters
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 15%
Online Syllabus
PLATT, Rorin
Location: Campbell University
Course: History of American Intelligence UG
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
ROGERS, Gregory T., J.D.
Location: Point Park University, Intelligence and National Security Program, Offers B.S. and Post-Bacc.
Course: Intelligence and Security Principles [INTL 101] UG
Course: Intelligence Tradecraft Techniques [INTL 102] UG
Course: International Terrorism [INTL 103] UG
Course: Recruitment, Preparation and Training of Terrorist [INTL 104] UG
Course: Domestic Terrorism [INTL 105] UG
Course: i2 Intelligence Analyst/Critical Thinking [INTL 301] UG
Course: National Intelligence Authorities [INTL 302] UG
Course: Critical Issues in Risk Communications [INTL 304] UG
Course: Emergency Planning and Security Measure s [INTL 306] UG
Course: Emergency Medical Services & Fire Operations [INTL 311] UG
Course: Special Topics in Intelligence (Intelligence Failures) [INTL 395] UG
Course: Current Issues in U.S. Security Policy [INTL 402] UG
Course: Mass Casualty Management Planning [INTL 404] UG
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: varies from 100% to 25%
SIMON, Sheldon
Location: Arizona State University
Dept: Political Science
Course: National Security Analysis
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 35%
SINGER, David J.
Location: University of Michigan
Dept: Political Science
Course: The Global System UG
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Course: War in World Politics G
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 5-10%
SNYDER, William C.
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
SOO HOO, Tsung (Bill) Y.
New Jersey City University
Office Tel: 201-200-3502
Seminar on National Security
Frequency: Annual
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
STANTON, Louise, J.D., Ph.D.
U.S. Intelligence & Global Security
New York University, Political Science Masters Program, 2009
STEINER, James
Location: SUNY Albany Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy
Dept: Political Science
Course: Intelligence Analysis, Intelligence and National Security Policy G
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
VICKERS, Robert
Location: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dept: Political Science
Course: Intelligence and National Security UG
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
Course: Intelligence: Practices, Problems & Prospects G
Frequency: Annually
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 100%
YANNAKOGEORGOS, Panayotis
Location: Rutgers University
Dept: Division of Global Affairs, Center for Law and Justice
Course: Problems in International Relations: Diplomacy and Intelligence
Frequency: Fall 2008
Percentage devoted to intelligence: 50%
Online Syllabus
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