William C. Banks
Professor of Law
J.D., university of Denver
'74
Constitutional law;
administrative law; public
law processes; national
security law
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Michael Barkun
Professor, Political Science
Ph.D., Northwestern
University, '65
Millenarian and utopian
movements, radical right,
international law
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Bruce W. Dayton
Part-time Assistant
Professor, Political Science
Assistant Director, Global
Affairs Institute
Ph.D., Syracuse University,
'99
Environmental politics,
peace and conflict studies,
transnational politics
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Joan A. Deppa
Associate Professor, S.I.
Newhouse School
Ph.D., Michigan State
University, '81
Principal author of The
Media and Disasters: Pan Am
103, and has a strong
interest in ethical issues
relating to journalism,
including international
media ethics
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Margaret Hermann
Gerald B. and Daphna Cramer
Professor of Global Affairs
Professor, Political Science
Director, Global Affairs
Institute
Ph.D., Northwestern
University, '65
Political leadership,
political psychology,
international politics
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Louis Kriesberg
Professor Emeritus,
Sociology and Social
Conflict Studies and an
Associate of the Program on
the Analysis and Resolution
of Conflicts
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Melvyn Levitsky
Professor of Practice,
International Relations and
Public Administration
B.A., University of
Michigan, '60; M.A.,
University of Iowa, '63
Former U.S. Foreign Service
officer, ambassador to
Brazil and Bulgaria,
assistant secretary of state
for international narcotics
matters, global issues
(drugs, terrorism,
environment human rights),
Russia and Eastern Europe,
Latin America, U.S. foreign
policy, national security
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John Murray
Professor of Practice,
International Relations;
Associate Director, Program
on the Analysis and
Resolution of Conflicts
M.A. Columbia University,
'62; J. D., University of
Iowa, '68
Conflict resolution,
negotiation and mediation
processes, Middle East, law
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Robert A. Rubinstein
Professor, Anthropology and International
Relations Director, Program on the Analysis and Resolution of Conflicts
Ph.D., State University of New York, Binghamton, '77
Medical anthropology, peace and conflict,
methodology
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Colonel Bill Smullen
Director of National Security Studies at the
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs (2003)
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Mitchel B. Wallerstein
Dean of the Maxwell School
and professor of political
science and public
administration
M.P.A., Maxwell School, '72;
M.S., Ph.D., political
science, M.I.T. '78
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Joseph
Popcun
President
Joseph
Popcun
is
currently
the
president
of the
Student
Association
on
Terrorism
and
Security
Analysis
(SATSA)
and is a
research
assistant
with the
Institute
for
National
Security
and
Counterterrorism
(INSCT)
at
Syracuse
University.
Joseph
has
performed
over 500
hours of
volunteer
research
on
several
projects
this
summer
and
fall,
most of
which
were on
a joint
venture
concerning
innovation
in
direct
aid with
the
Post-Conflict
Reconstruction
team at
the
Center
for
Strategic
and
International
Studies.
This
research
complements
the
international
relations
degree
he
expects
to
complete
in May
2010.
Primarily,
Joseph's
academic
concentration
has been
security
and
diplomacy
issues
and the
Middle
East.
He seeks
to
provide
an
articulate,
innovative
approach
to
national
security
topics
by
presenting
contemporary
analysis
of
developing
situations
and by
garnering
support
for the
field of
study
from
both
practitioners
and
academics.
jpopcun@syr.edu
Matt
Michaelis
Vice
President
Short
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here.
Gabe
Fosson
Secretary
Short
bio goes
here.
Sven
Stafford
Treasurer
Short
bio goes
here.
Matt
Conrad
Board
Chair
mhconrad@syr.edu
Molly
Scullin
Deputy
Board
Chair
mscullin@syr.edu
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