DATE: Friday, 8 April 2011
12:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
(This is the meeting rescheduled from February 25.)LOCATION: Norwich School of Graduate Studies
Depot Square
Northfield, VermontPRELIMINARY AGENDA: 12:00-12:30 — Registration and milling around in friendly fashion
12:30-12:40 — Welcome and Overview of Colloquium Purposes
- Gary C. Kessler, PhD, CCE, CISSP / Vermont InfraGard Secretary / Gary Kessler Associates
12:40-13:00 — WikiLeaks Chronology
- M. E. Kabay, PhD, CISSP-ISSMP / Associate Professor of Information Assurance / School of Business & Management / Norwich University
13:00-13:25 — Forensic Analysis of the WikiLeaks Network
- Peter R. Stephenson, PhD, CISSP, CISM, FICAF / Director, Center for Advanced Computing and Digital Forensics & University CISO / Norwich University
13:30-14:30 — PANEL: National-security Implications of WikiLeaks
- Leigh Armistead, PhD / Information Operations Program Lead / School of Business & Management / Norwich University [via telepresence]
- COL Patrick Delatte, USMC / Commanding Officer, Naval ROTC / Professor of Naval Science / School of National Services / Norwich University
- COL Steve Pomeroy, USMC (Ret) / Associate Dean / School of Business & Management / Norwich University
14:30-15:00 — Break for refreshments and informal discussions among participants
15:00-15:55 — Diplomatic and Political Implications of WikiLeaks
- Jason Jagemann, PhD / Political Science Program Director / School of Social Sciences / Norwich University
- Hal Kearsley, PhD / Associate Dean / School of Graduate & Continuing Studies / Norwich University
- C. Dart Thalman, PhD / International Studies Program Director / Lecturer, Political Science/ Department of History & Political Science / Norwich University
16:00-17:00 — PANEL: Legal and Civil Liberties Implications of WikiLeaks
- Dan Barrett / Staff Attorney / ACLU of Vermont
- Robin Adler, PhD, JD / Lecturer, Criminal Justice / School of Social Studies / Norwich University
- David Blythe, JD / Associate Professor of Law / School of Business & Management / Norwich University
- David Orrick, PhD, LIB / Lecturer, Criminal Justice / School of Social Sciences / Norwich University
17:00 — Close and schmoozefest
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