Hutton Honors College Research Symposium Keynote
Event
"How Has the September 11 Terrorist Attack Changed
America?"
Panel Discussion with
Michael Scheuer, Former CIA Officer
Alan McIvor, Former Member of the Canadian Security Intelligence
Service
Moderated by
Gene Coyle, Former CIA Officer and Adjunct Professor
of
the School of Public and Environmental Affairs
Saturday, April 5, 2008 * 1-2:45 p.m. * Georgian Room, IMU * Free and
Open to
All
The panel discussion has been made possible by support from IU's Center
on American and Global Security.
Michael Scheuer
"Why Haven't the Invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq Gone as We
Hoped?"
During his 22 years in the CIA, Michael Scheuer worked in both
intelligence and operations and held various positions, including
head of the CIA's bin Laden Unit and chief of the Sunni Militant
Unit. His books include Imperial Hubris: Why the West Is Losing the
War
on Terrorism; Through Our Enemies’ Eyes: Osama bin Laden, Radical
Islam,
and the Future of the United States; and the recently
published Marching Towards Hell: America
and Islam After Iraq.
Alan McIvor
"How Does a Society Intelligently Respond to a 9/11 Level
Terrorist Attack?--Canadian and American Examples"
Alan McIvor served for 35 years in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police,
including 9 years in the Counter Terrorism Branch of the Canadian Security
Intelligence Service and, most recently, 4 years in charge of the CSIS
Liaison offices in Washington, D.C., and New York.
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