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About Professor Brian Kelley

Brian Kelley speaks about the Hanssen case, Feb 2011

The passing of Professor Brian Kelley was a grave loss to the Institute and to our country. His knowledge, experiences and dedication were at a level that is hard to match. In his time at IWP, he brought his own knowledge, as well as the knowledge of experts in the intelligence community, to help the students gain as much as they possibly could during their time at IWP. This annual lecture is meant to honor his memory and continue his tradition of providing students with the opportunity to hear comments from experts in their given careers within the intelligence community.

Past Lectures

Gray Day: My Undercover Mission to Expose America’s First Cyber Spy

Mr. Eric O’Neill
February 21, 2020
Read Gray Day: My Undercover Mission to Expose America’s First Cyber Spy→

Insider Spies: New Ideas to Counter the Threat

Dr. David L. Charney, MD, Founder and Medical Director, Roundhouse Square Counseling Center, former IWP Student
February 5, 2019
Watch Insider Spies: New Ideas to Counter the Threat→

Edward Snowden: The Man Who Conned the World

David Major, Retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent
April 20, 2018
Watch Edward Snowden: The Man Who Conned the World

The Changing Role of Intelligence in a Changing World

S. Eugene Poteat, Retired senior CIA Scientific Intelligence Officer; Professor Emeritus, The Institute of World Politics
February 24, 2017
Watch The Changing Role of Intelligence in a Changing World→

Energy Security in the 21st Century

Amb. R. James Woolsey, Former Director of Central Intelligence
February 5, 2016
Watch Energy Security in the 21st Century→

Counterintelligence after Snowden

William M. Nolte, Former Director of Education and Training at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence
February 7, 2014
Watch the IWP video→ or C-SPAN video→

Foreign Spies and the U.S. Response

Michelle Van Cleave, Former National Counterintelligence Executive
October 26, 2012
Read the transcript of Foreign Spies and the U.S. Response→