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
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: 2007 Course;and International Intelligence Fall 2008.
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
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%
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