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The Department of Intelligence & Security Studies and Citadel Women's Networking invites women cadets and alumnae to a virtual conversation on careers in intelligence with Stephanie Dorsey, a Managing Director in FTI Consulting's Risk & Investigations practice in Washington, D.C.
Associate Professor of Political Science Mark Owens was featured on ABC News 4 for his expert opinion and polling data in the South Carolina 2026 midterm elections.
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The Fall 2026 Citadel in DC cohort of cadets continue to engage in their semester long experience in Washington, DC. Recently, they covered the Canadian embassy and met with the Defense attaché discussing the U.S. bilateral relationship and defense partnerships.
In The History of Modern Cities in Europe with Department Head and Professor Joelle Neulander, students are building their own cities, layering new infrastructure, cultural sites, and disaster response measures overtop the original city landscape to reflect changes over time.
French Language students led by Adjunct Professor Béatrice Frask-Ramos visited the Frederic Payet Gallery to gain a greater understanding of French impressionist painting.
Intelligence and Security Studies alumni and cadets participated in a war game for their Senior Leadership Integration Seminar on Leadership Day.
Students in LDRS 311 with Department Head and Associate Professor of Criminal Justice Matthew Zommer spent Leadership Day hearing from the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office.
On Leadership Day, students in LDRS 411 heard from the Charleston Police Department Special Victims Unit and Central Investigations Division to learn about forensic investigations and policing.
Join Dr. Melissa Graves to hear about developments in the Intelligence Department, including the relationship with the Department of War, the new Intelligence Futures and Judgment Lab, and the 2027 Day of Intrigue.
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Intelligence and Security Studies students and members of the Distinguished Scholars Program attended the Safeguarding America's Research conference in Kannapolis, North Carolina.
Instructor Kevin Free’s Forensic Photography class participated in their first evidence collection lab. To practice photographing evidence, the students were tasked with collecting multiple images of the evidence examples within their crime scene perimeter.
The Department of Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures hosted a Spanish Luncheon where students played Jeopardy, learned to salsa dance, and enjoyed a taco buffet.
Join us for our discussion with General Frank McKenzie, USMC (Ret.), ‘79, The Citadel’s 21st President, as we dive into his background, career, leadership experiences, and vision for The Citadel.
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Assistant Professor Adriana Boersner-Herrera led a panel entitled Cuba and Venezuela - Authoritarian Resilience and Opportunities, featuring Visiting Assistant Professor Andrew Rolander, Dr. John Polga-Hecimovich, U.S. Naval Academy, and Ambassador James Story.
The National Security Conference- Latin America featured keynote Speaker Ty Gilbert, Former Chief of the NATO Intelligence Fusion Center.
Gen. Frank McKenzie, USMC (Ret.), ’79, President of The Citadel, gave opening remarks at the National Security Conference- Latin America, hosted by the departments of Political Science and Intelligence & Security Studies.
Join The Citadel’s Latin America expert, Dr. Adriana Boersner-Herrera, as she updates us on the latest policy developments in the region and discusses The Citadel’s next National Security Conference 30 September - 2 October.
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