Professor of International Security

Demonstrated ability to teach and work effectively with graduate-level Fellows and faculty. Develop curriculum and present materials for intermediate and senior professional military education, along with leading peer review of courseware and materials. Skilled in effective written and oral communication with diverse audiences. Ability to effectively assess, mentor and motivate Fellows through the challenges of bureaucratic organizations such as the USAF. Broad knowledge and wide range of experience in leadership and organizational principles, group dynamics, team building, interpersonal and group problem-solving skills, creative and critical thinking, advocacy/negotiation and technology applications that enable entrepreneurship and innovation. Broad knowledge of global environment, innovation ecosystems, entrepreneurship and strategy. Broad knowledge of both military and academic cultures, military thought and theory, military history, organization, capabilities, and limitations of armed forces. Knowledge of research methods and the conduct of research in areas related to areas of national security concerns. Skilled in navigating and using SIPRnet and JWICS for research, interaction, presentations, blogging and publication.