No words for how grateful I am to James B. Milliken for the chance to represent UT at Council on Foreign Relations's 2025 Educators Workshop. It was transformative. I can't wait to bring what I learned home to my students & colleagues at UTEP. UTEP Criminal Justice

Please share widely. This is a superb chance for students to contribute to the Intel Studies field. I can personally vouch for the difference the award made in launching my own academic career.

Thrilled for you, Dr Matthew Hefler. You and your program already are making important contributions to the Intel Studies field. I can't wait to see where you go from here.

Joseph Nye wasn't just an impressive scholar with a tremendous impact but a kind man who was generous with his time. I deeply appreciated his support when I was a graduate student. His legacy lies not just in his books and ideas, but the many, many he encouraged over the years.

It's out! No words for how much I enjoyed collaborating with Misty Duke and Michael Landon-Murray on this paper. I love the result. UTEP Criminal Justice

My next read has arrived! Congratulations, Jeff Rogg. This looks wonderful.

Congratulations, Kazushi Minami 南和志. It was good to see all your work and research pay off with your wonderful book. It's even nicer to see your accomplishment recognized. networks.h-net.org/group/discussi…

What a pleasure to open my recently-arrived print copy of Jrnl Intel & Nat Sec to see my project with UTEP Criminal Justice's Misty Duke and Michael Landon-Murray in print! A super team and I hope we can work together again soon. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Looking forward to reading Minhas Majeed Khan Marwat's upcoming release, Divine Diplomacy: Post 9/11 Evangelicals’ Impact on Pakistan-United States Relations. It's such a new angle on the relationship, I can't wait to pick up new insights. link.springer.com/book/978303195…

So many scholars here that @clementscenter nurtured as grad students and postdocs, now coming into their own. What a pleasure to see them passing on the tradition to new cohorts! @charlesedel @megreiss

This is fabulous! Being a Brumley Fellow helped prepare me for my career as an academic, where I had the chance to teach Aaron when he was an undergraduate. And now, he's a Brumley fellow too? Kudos to the Strauss Center and Aaron himself. I expect great things.

I can't wait for August 13th, when I discuss my research and upcoming book with Michael J. Ard on the JHU "Inside Intelligence" webinar. Please join us if you can: eventbrite.com/e/intelligence…

A sad day for U.S. intelligence veterans. Sandy was not just a consummate professional (best known for her part in bringing down Soviet mole Aldritch Ames). She was a generous soul who mentored a generation. facebook.com/bonnie.s.venab…

Tomorrow's the day. Please join us!

What an absolute pleasure to discuss how intelligence liaison affects U.S. national security policy with Michael Ard for Johns Hopkins SAIS's "Inside Intelligence" webinar. Enjoy! youtu.be/4zf4xKZoNQs?fe…

Every word I said back then is true. I'm so glad that this came out in time to be included in my spring 2026 running of "Comparative Intelligence Services." Congratulations to all involved.

Are you a full professor in Security Studies with a Ph.D. in Criminal Justice, Political Science, Public Policy, History (Intelligence or National Security), or a related field? Please consider applying for or sharing this vacancy. We're a super team! utep.interviewexchange.com/jobofferdetail…

Are you a UTEP student in Criminal Justice or Intelligence and National Security Studies? If so, now's time to think about doing an internship this spring. UTEP Criminal Justice

Can't wait for this discussion with tim weiner . Please join us! Filip Kovacevic Luca Trenta UTEP Criminal Justice Society for Intelligence History

Congratulations, Filip! I can't wait to dive into my own copy (on order). I know this will be a super read.