National Security Lecture Series at DMGS
The Daniel Morgan Graduate School Lecture Series is specifically designed to bring together speakers with divergent opinions on national security with the goal of enabling the public to engage in robust and informed discussions. It has hosted some of the most distinguished and influential leaders, thinkers, and practitioners of the national security community. These members of the national security community have provided our students, faculty, and guests with first-rate analysis of some of the most pressing challenges of our time. Daniel Morgan Graduate School will continue to host speakers who can help prepare the next generation of leaders, scholars and, practitioners to develop actionable solutions to global and domestic security challenges.
On November 20th, Daniel Morgan Graduate School (DMGS) hosted Brigadier General Dimitri Henry, Director of the Marine Corp Intelligence for a special internal event on “The Marine Corps’ Intelligence, Reconnaissance and Surveillance Enterprise.”
General Henry visited our Washington, D.C. campus for a solutions-based discussion regarding defense intelligence and its practical uses in conflict zones and against adversaries. General Henry has served in many notable roles including Executive Officer to the Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) and as Chief of Staff for the Intelligence Department, HQMC. General Henry’s expert background provided DMGS students, guests, and visitors with valuable insight into the topic of defense intelligence, which is discussed with unfortunate rarity by academia and the media.
At DMGS, we are afforded incredible opportunities to host distinguished and influential thinkers, leaders, and practitioners as part of our National Security Lecture Series. General Henry’s presentation was in keeping with the goal of our Speaker Series to draw attention to the perspectives of national security professionals and other eminent experts on the most pressing challenges faced by the international community.
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