LECMgt Headed to Madrid

LECMgt Headed to Madrid Dr. Roger Mason has been invited to speak at the 20th Anniversary Strategic and Competitive Intelligence Professionals (SCIP) International European Summit, 3-5 November 2015, in Madrid, Spain. The topic of the conference will be developing game changers to generate new intelligence and support decision making. The 2015 conference is co-sponsored by…

Intelligence Analysis Project

Since last summer LECMgt has been working on the design of an intelligence analysis game. The objective of the game is to introduce new analysts to the world of intelligence analysis. The game was designed by Dr. Roger Mason and Mr. Joseph Miranda. Dr. Mason will be demonstrating the game at the International Conference on…

URI Moves to Arm Campus Police

By Elisabeth Harrison The University of Rhode Island has begun training campus police officers to carry guns after a controversial decision in April to arm the campus police force. Public Safety Stephen Baker says the goal is to have all 27 campus officers carrying guns by the start of the Spring semester. “State police have…

Dr. Mason to speak at CESA Fall 2014 Workshop

Check out the 2014 CESA Fall Program!! Dr. Mason will be speaking on practical implications of Drones this Thursday, August 14th. You can sign up to attend the event by visiting: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cesa-southern-chapter-fall-program-tickets-12224912041 We look forward to giving you a report of the event, and some of the highlights of Dr. Mason’s presentation.

Hawaii Governor Signs Bill Updating Hawaii’s Emergency Management Laws

HONOLULU – Gov. Neil Abercrombie today signed House Bill 849 (Act 111), a measure that updates the state’s emergency management statues, including clarification of the relationship between state and county emergency management agencies and the emergency management functions and powers of the governor and mayors. The bill was introduced in the 2013 legislative session and…

Will campus sexual-assault probes affect enrollment?

Sixty-seven U.S. colleges are under federal investigation for their handling of sexual assault cases. And prospective students have started to take notice. The past academic year marked a seismic shift. No longer were discussions of campus sexual assault confined to a handful of Northeastern colleges. From the University of California, Berkeley, to the Pennsylvania State…