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Why CNA?

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Nonprofit CNA has career opportunities for PhDs in science, engineering, mathematics, economics, international relations, national security, criminal justice.

Why CNA Nonprofit CNA has career opportunities for PhDs in science, engineering, mathematics, economics, international relations, national security, criminal justice. /images/Careers/Ladd_GOA.jpg Why CNA? CNA is a nonprofit organization that bring s creative solutions to complex problems in national security, public health, homeland security, community safety, and air traffic management.  We offer great career opportunities for people with experience in science, engineering, mathematics, economics, international relations, national security, public policy, history, criminal justice

National Security Seminar

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critical national security issues. CNA is uniquely positioned to examine the range of these issues through the Center for Naval Analyses and the Institute for Public Research. CNA supports both the Department of Defense and homeland security, public safety, and emergency operations at all levels of government. orange default 2023 Season Confronting Shared Challenges to National Security ... National Security Seminar National Security Seminar /images/news/Logo-webbanner.png fixed left small standard white The  CNA National Security Seminar  series brings together thought leaders from

Homeland Defense Role of the US Navy

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In the late 1990s, the US national security policy community was debating the role of the US Navy in coastal warfare and continental defense. The author of this paper sought to contribute to this emerging debate by examining the US Navy's contribution to these aspects of homeland defense over time.

Homeland Defense Role of the US Navy The Homeland Defense Role of the US Navy In the late 1990s, the US national security policy community was debating the role of the US Navy in coastal warfare and continental defense. The author of this paper sought to contribute to this emerging debate by examining the US Navy's contribution to these aspects of homeland defense over time. The issue Should the Navy carry out homeland defense functions? If so. which ones? Recently there has been a flurry of thinking in the US national security policy community regarding the role of the US Navy

Andie Melanson

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of the institute’s direct revenue for clients including the Department of Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Justice. In past roles at other organizations, Melanson held financial and consulting positions for national security and defense-focused organizations such as Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) and Herren Associates. As a Project

Plans and Strategy

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CNA experts in strategy and plans have advised Marine Corps, Navy, homeland security senior leaders for decades, including analysis for today’s force designs.

Plans and Strategy CNA experts in strategy and plans have advised Marine Corps, Navy, homeland security senior leaders for decades, including analysis for today’s force designs. /images/expertise ... Shadow: A New Framework for US Escalation Management /reports/2021/10/reimagining-defense-strategy Highlights from a CNA National Security Seminar featuring Christian Brose, former staff director ... /expertise/SP-Innovation-2991598.jpg Preparing for Tomorrow’s Threats: Overcoming Obstacles to Organize, Adapt, and Innovate Insights from a CNA-moderated National Security Seminar about obstacles

What is CNA?

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works for CNA? The more than 500 analysts at CNA include a rich mix of mathematicians, engineers, physicists, chemists and economists. We also have specialists in international relations, homeland security, community safety, public health and data science. In the analytical staff, 90% have advanced degrees and 35% have military field analysis experience. Meet CNA’s leaders and experts ... ? CNA is an independent, nonprofit research and analysis organization dedicated to the safety and security of the nation. For 80 years, our scientific rigor and real-world approach to data has been

Casey Steadman

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Steadman-Casey /images/Experts/Steadman-Casey.webp Casey Steadman is an expert in the food-energy-water nexus with an emphasis on the biogeochemistry of nexus dynamics. Her research addresses homeland security, natural disasters, climate, emergency management, and critical lifelines, with the objective of improved preparedness and resilience. She leads and supports a range of projects through analysis and modeling, traditional and digital report generation, geospatial product development, and stakeholder engagement efforts in support of federal, regional, state, and local agencies

Prasith Baccam

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Baccam-Prasith /images/Experts/Baccam-Prasith.webp Prasith "Sid" Baccam is an expert in modeling and simulation, emerging technologies, and public health. He has supported federal agencies such as the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, Health and Human Services, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency, as well as state and local government and public health agencies. In support of HHS, Baccam developed medical consequence models for biological agents and emerging infectious diseases, including pandemic influenza and COVID-19. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he

Kaitlin DePartee

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Kaitlin DePartee is a CNA expert in criminal justice research and crime analysis. Her research interests include body-worn cameras, crime analysis, and smart policing.

research is in drug court evaluations and bail reform analysis. DePartee holds both a Master of Arts in criminal justice and a graduate certificate in homeland security from the University at Albany

Brittany Cunningham

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Brittany Cunningham is a CNA expert in scientific research and analysis, specializing in using evidence-based approaches to support law enforcement operations and reform.

operations and organizational reform. At CNA, she has led and supported grants and projects from federal agencies including the Department of Justice, Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Education and the National Science Foundation. Currently, she serves as the project director for a study titled Using Analytics to Improve Officer Safety. Funded by the Bureau