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Kim Toler, the first graduate of the Master of Arts in Intelligence and Security Studies program at Augusta University, also happens to be the daughter of Eric Toler, the executive director of the Georgia Cyber Center.
With the possibility of cyberattacks always looming around the world, Dr. Craig Albert, director of the Master of Arts in Intelligence and Security Studies, will discuss state-sponsored cyberattacks at the Military and Veteran Services’ professional...
Augusta University experts are available to comment on issues relating to the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, cybersecurity and election meddling, the importance of ballot design, neuropolitics, and physical bias against female...
President Trump’s rhetoric on the intelligence community and hesitancy to hold Russia accountable influences countries, such as China, to also try meddling in U.S. elections.
Russia is taking fake news a step farther. The newest trend is creating a false persona to push fake news on U.S. news organizations.
Professors in three AU colleges collaborate to write book chapter.
Dr. Craig Albert, director of the master of arts in intelligence and security studies, welcomes the program's first cohort.
Augusta University is launching a new degree program to teach students how to fight a cyberwar and combat terrorism through intelligence gathering and policymaking.
Augusta University has announced a new master’s program to help build the cybersecurity workforce.
In a recent survey, 68 percent of Augusta University students said they wanted to know more about the fine (and sometimes incredibly stressful) art of adulting. More than 40 percent said they wanted to know about current events. Another 60 percent...
Terrorist attacks like the ones that recently happened in Spain’s Catalonia Region are a result of ISIS losing ground in Syria and Iraq, Dr. Craig Albert, associate professor of political science, told Veja, Latin America’s largest news...
Over 100 friends, faculty and family members gathered at the Maxwell Theatre on Monday night to celebrate the life of Rowan Feldhaus, an Augusta University student who died on May 16 at 25. Speakers at the student-organized ceremony spoke of what an...
President Donald Trump will celebrate 100 days in office Saturday. But one day shy of that milestone, he may see Washington and the rest of America’s government grind to a halt. Politics is seldom simple and almost always confusing. That’s where the...
Augusta University’s National Model United Nations team made a splash in New York on Wednesday in the form of a shoutout during a heated Knicks – 76ers game. The NMUN team, representing Indonesia this year, will return to Augusta on...
Expect more terrorist attacks in Russia, political expert says
Three Augusta University professors discuss how this year’s biggest titles affect their research and teaching styles.
More than 200 students from middle schools in South Carolina and Georgia, including the Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta, debated foreign policy issues in the third annual Junior Model United Nations Conference on March 15, 2017. Students represented...
Media advisory for Wednesday, March 15, 2017 EVENT: More than 200 students from middle schools in South Carolina and Georgia, including the Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta, will debate foreign policy issues in the third annual Junior Model United...
Dr. Craig Albert, assistant professor of political science at Augusta University, discusses polling and offers reasons why nearly all of this year’s presidential polls were wrong.
Augusta, Ga. – Augusta University faculty experts are available to provide real-time insight, research and analysis on a range of issues – including voter behavior, terrorism and immigration – related to the 2016 Presidential Election. To arrange an...
