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Global Security and Intelligence Studies
Sarah Soffer holds an MS in Psychology from Missouri State
University and an MS in Anthropology from Purdue University.
Her research interests include the role of social media in influence
activities as well as organizational support to veteran and military
members. She currently serves as an Information Operations officer
in the U.S. Air Force.
Carter Matherly holds a PhD in Psychology and an MS in
Intelligence Analysis. His primary area of research includes the application
of psychological principals to intelligence problem sets and
advocacy for a psychological warfighting domain. Highlights from
his research include identifying the psychological motivators for individuals
who join terrorist organizations as well as dissecting North
Korean propaganda. He welcomes opportunities for continued research
and collaboration.
Robert Stelmack holds a BS in Political Science from the United
States Air Force Academy. He is an Information Operations officer
in the U.S. Air Force. His primary area of research is information
and hybrid warfare, specifically focusing on the function of national
identity.
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Anderson, Janna and Lee Rainie. 2017. “The Future of Truth and Misinformation
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Cartwright, Mark. 2018. “Trojan War.” Ancient History Encyclopedia, March 22,
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Central Intelligence Agency. 2010. “The Office of Strategic Services: Morale Operations
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Chambers, R. 1983. “Art and Propaganda in an Age of War: The Role of Posters.”
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