The future of warfare & unmanned systems with Jacquelyn Schneider
Air Dates: March 17-18, 2018 The intermingling of traditional and emerging security challenges demands fresh thinking from a new generation
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Cyber Leadership
Cyber Leadership
The Pell Center’s Cyber Leadership initiative is intended to help prepare America’s institutional leaders for the complexities of operating in an era of cyber threat. Ongoing research seeks to identify and investigate key issues in leadership development across society, and to recommend improvements so that the United States is better prepared for the threats of the modern world.
Twitter, television, and the 2016 Election with Jacob Groshek
Air Dates: March 10-11, 2018 Conventional wisdom tells us that Donald Trump’s campaign benefited mightily from his use of Twitter.
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Timothy Edgar on “Story in the Public Square”
Air Dates: February 10-11, 2018 When Patrick Henry stood up in the Virginia House of Burgesses and said, “Give me
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We Knew Russia Attacked American Democracy Before Election Day 2016
Picks of the Week “Trump-FBI feud over classified memo erupts into open conflict” | Washington Post “Dutch agencies provide crucial
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Pell Center Champions Data Privacy Day 2018
For the third year in a row, the Pell Center is participating in Data Privacy Day (DPD) – an international effort
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Pell Center Hosts first-ever Conference in Rhode Island on Blockchain, Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency
Written by: Francesca Spidalieri, Senior Fellow for Cyber Leadership Darwin Salazar, Cyber Leadership Intern & Founder of the
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Rear Admiral Jeffrey Harley on “Story in the Public Square”
Air Dates: November 25-26, 2017 Among its many missions, the U.S. military also operates a system of schools that provide
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Senior Fellow Leads Marathon Cybersecurity Awareness Month for the Pell Center
November 8, 2017 Just off historic Bellevue Avenue, tucked away in a cozy corner cubicle of the Young Building, a
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Citizens Must Be Sophisticated Consumers of News
“There’s No Way to Report Many of the Fastest-Spreading Las Vegas Conspiracy Theories on Faceebook” | Quartz “Facebook and Google
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