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TENTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR INTELLIGENCE EDUCATION

(IAFIE)

VARYING APPROACHES TO INTELLIGENCE EDUCATION

MERCYHURST UNIVERSITY

July 14-16, 2014

The past decade has witnessed significant growth in intelligence studies programs across the US and

worldwide, in large part due to the events of 9/11 and their aftermath.

This years IAFIE gathering will concentrate on two contemporary approaches to the academic

intelligence studies discipline. The first is the Traditional scholarly approach found in most

institutions; while a second Applied approach has developed with considerable success over the past

20 years. This years conference will concentrate on these approaches and two tracks will be

established to showcase each.

Monday, July 14

Noon 5:00 pm Registration (Warde Hall)

6:00 8:00 pm Reception (Student Union)

Tuesday, July 15

7:00 8:30 am Breakfast (Cafeteria)

7:30 9:00 am Registration (Walker Hall, Hirt Building, Room 214J)

9:00 9:15 am Welcome and Overview (Walker Hall, Hirt Building, Room 214J)

9:15 9:45 am Keynote Speaker, Jan Herring, former National Intelligence Officer for

Science & Technology and Pioneer in Business Intelligence

(Walker Hall, Hirt Building, Room 214J)

9:45 10:00 am Break

At 10:00 am the conference will split into two tracks:

Traditional (T) Intelligence Studies panels and Applied (A) Intelligence Studies TED-like presentations,

both following the same time schedule.

Traditional Track (T) will be held in the Center for Academic Achievement (CAE), Room 300.

Applied Track (A) will be held in Walker Hall, Hirt Building, Room 214J.

10:00 12:00 pm (T) Panel:Special Programs and Other Educational Opport unit ies

The Role of Private Industry in Maintaining Engagement withForeign Military & Intelligence Training Whitney Grespin


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Locally Nuanced Actionable Intelligence: Qualitative Analysis for aVolatile World John Hoven

Twenty Percent Time for Intelligence Analysts Anne Walton &Dean Baratta

An Interdisciplinary Approach to Teaching Intelligence Studies Cathryn Thurston & Cindy Courville

Australian Research into the Cyber Espionage Threat RebeccaVogel

(A) Presentations:

Intelligence vs. Evidence Dave Grabelski An Interdisciplinary Approach to Intelligence in Business Shelly

Freyn

Impact of Intelligence on Business Leaders Marco Monsalve Strengthening Transformational Leadership in Intelligence Barry

Zulauf Mobile Technology & Communicating with Decisionmakers Bill

Welch

6:00 7:30 pm Dinner/Picnic (CAE & grounds)

7:30 10:00 pm Free time, bus to Bayfront (will need to sign up, 63 person limit)

Wednesday, July 16

7:00 8:30 am Breakfast (Cafeteria)

8:30 9:30 am Keynote Speakers Vernon Loeb, Editor, Houston Chronicle and Jack

Devine, Former Chief, CIA Directorate of Operations

(Walker Hall, Hirt Building, Room 214J)

9:30 11:00 am IAFIE Annual Meeting (CAE 300)

11:00 11:15 am Break

11:15 1:00 pm (T) Panel:Perspect ives on Intelligence Education & Training Moderator John Hoven Incorporating an Intelligence Concentration Within a Homeland

Security Curriculum Keith Cozine

Faculty Qualifications for Undergraduate Intelligence Courses Jonathan Smith

Creating Effective Learning Organizations in the IntelligenceCommunity Alexandra Luce

Developments in Intelligence Training and Education StephenMarrin

(T) Panel:Training & Educat ion for Non-Tradit ional Support


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Theoretical Support Requirements Timothy Walton U.S. Embassy Support: Sarajevo, 1998 Joseph Gordon The International Security Force Mission in Afghanistan Barry

Zulauf

1:00 2:00 pm Lunch

2:00 3:30 pm (T) Panel: Human Cognit ion and M indsets/Denial & Deception Similarities between Intelligence Analysis & Medical Diagnosis: A

Cognitive and Organizational Perspective Mohamed Gaballa Intelligence Analysis & Cognitive Bias: An Illustrative Case Pierre

Memheld The Art of Intelligence: Simulations, Exercises and Games Ruben

Arcos & William Lahneman Looking From the Outside In: The Culture of Espionage and its

World Relevancy Dean Klovens & Bruce Gockerman

Picking the Less Bad as Good: Realism & Use of Covert Force JoyPatton

(T) Authors Roundtable Bill Spracher - Moderator

3:30 5:00 pm (T) Panel: Themes and Trends in Int ell igence Studies Analytical Tradecraft John Borek The Contemporary Australian Intelligence Domain Jeff Corkill &

Alan Davies

Shock and Awe: Intelligence Failure, 1944 David Keithly

Strongmen and the State: The Role of State Society Interactions inPresence of Terrorist Sanctuaries - Milia Pfannenstiel

Determining the Resolve of Terrorist Organizations Vanessa LeeJones

(A) Workshop Cognitive Bias- Kris Wheaton

5:00 5:30 pm Conference Summary(CAE 300)

Updated 05/05/14

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