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Message from the Faculty Director

The Master of Professional Studies in Applied Intelligence offers a unique blend of conceptual and practical knowledge that is essential to analysts to understand the complexity of 21st century security risks. The program prepares students to pursue a successful career in applied intelligence by offering a robust foundation in analytical, critical, and logical thinking that allows them to more accurately and effectively scrutinize data in four key sectors: (1) homeland security, (2) cyber intelligence, (3) law enforcement, and (4) competitive business intelligence. The MPS in Applied Intelligence curriculum has been developed in consultation with leading intelligence organizations and is taught by subject matter experts working in the field—ensuring the integration of the most current best practices.

With warm regards,

Frederic Lemieux, Ph.D.
Faculty Director and Professor of the Practice, Applied Intelligence

40 results found for: Faculty

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    Jill Jermano

    Adjunct Lecturer- SCS MPS Applied Intelligence Program
    Dr. Jill Jermano served as a member of the Senior Executive Service in the Office of Intelligence and Analysis (OIA) at the U.S. Department of the Treasury.During her service at Treasury from 2005-2020, she managed proliferation finance analysis and oversaw OIA’s analytic tradecraft program.
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    Eliot Jung

    Adjunct Lecturer - SCS MPS - Cybersecurity Program
    Eliot Jung is a cybersecurity specialist at the Brookhaven National Laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy.
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    John Kavanagh

    Adjunct Lecturer- SCS MPS Applied Intelligence Program
    Mr. John Kavanagh has extensive national and international experience in the areas of intelligence, strategic and crisis management, judicial reform, conducting complex investigations, training, transformational processes, and building effective cross-agency collaboration within the government and public sectors.  Mr.

  • Angela Lewis

    Adjunct Lecturer- SCS MPS in Applied Intelligence
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    Renee Macklin

    Adjunct Lecturer- SCS MPS Applied Intelligence Program
    Ms. Renee Macklin is a Senior Executive Partner at Gartner, Inc.
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    Richard Marianos

    Adjunct Lecturer- SCS MPS Applied Intelligence Program
    Richard Marianos is a senior law enforcement consultant having served more than 27 years at the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives fighting violent crime.

  • Rhian McCoy

    Adjunct Lecturer - SCS MPS - Applied Intelligence Program
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    Walcelio Melo

    Adjunct Lecturer- SCS MPS Information Technology Program
    Dr. Melo is a Senior Principal at Noblis – a nonprofit science, technology, and strategy organization that provides information technology services to public and private enterprises.
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    Cynthia Mendoza

    Adjunct Lecturer- SCS MPS Applied Intelligence Program
    Dr. Cynthia J. Mendoza is the first Deputy Chief Information Officer for Special Access Programs, Information Technology (DCIO SAP IT), for the Department of Defense (DoD).
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    Kathleen Moriarty

    Adjunct Lecturer - SCS MPS - Cybersecurity Program
    Kathleen Moriarty, CTO, Center for Internet Security.
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    Phuong Nguyen

    Adjunct Lecturer- SCS Cybersecurity Program
    Phuong Nguyen is a Senior Manager in the Advisory Cybersecurity & Risk practice of Ernst & Young LLP.
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    Brian Noland

    Adjunct Lecturer- SCS MPS Applied Intelligence Program
    Brian Noland is a Senior Counterintelligence Specialist at the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA).In this capacity, he is responsible for both Counterintelligence Analysis, focusing on Counterintelligence Threats to the execution of DTRA’s missions including work on international arms treaties, research and development, and cooperative threat reduction.