Adjunct Faculty Health and Human Performance […]
Douglas Schwanke
Adjunct Faculty Health and Human Performance […]
Marilyn Peterson
Ms. Peterson is a 40-year veteran in the field of intelligence analysis. She has written several books, including Applications in Criminal Analysis: A Sourcebook (Greenwood and Praeger).
She spent 25 years as a regional and state-level analyst in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. She also taught intelligence analysis for 12 years for the Department of Defense. Since 2017, she has been semi-retired, teaching at Marymount University and for the International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts (IALEIA). She was primary editor of Applications in Intelligence-Led Policing (2018) and Intelligence 2000: Revising the Basic Elements (LEIU and IALEIA). She is currently Training and Professional Development Director for IALEIA, which has over 3,000 members worldwide. She specializes in financial intelligence analysis and strategic analysis, having developed courses and writings in each area.
Academic Credentials
B.A., Thomas Edison State University
M.A. Seton Hall University
Teaching Areas
Intelligence-Led Policing: Applications and Methods […]
Karen Bune
Ms. Bune has had a 39-year career in the criminal justice system—22 years of which have been in victim services. She has specialized in working with victims of domestic violence. She is passionately devoted in her ongoing efforts to focus on issues concerning domestic violence victimization. Ms. Bune has also served as a consultant on victim issues for the Office for Victims of Crime and the Office of Juvenile Justice Programs for the U. S. Department of Justice, and she is a nationally recognized speaker, consultant, and trainer in victim services and the criminal justice field. Ms. Bune is Board Certified in Domestic Violence and Board Certified in Traumatic Stress. She is also a Fellow of The Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress.
Academic Credentials
B.A., American University
M.S.A.J., American University
Teaching Areas
Victims of Interpersonal Violence […]
Charles Penn
Mr. Penn is the Chief of Police for the Arlington County Police Department and has been in law enforcement for 30 years. During his time with the police department, he has served as a homicide/robbery detective, internal affairs commander, and crisis intervention team leader. He has collaborated with supervisory FBI staff to establish a Northern Virginia Violent Crimes Task Force and the ATF to formalize the department’s participation in their Violent Crimes Task Force.
Academic Credentials
B.S., Radford University
M.A., Naval Postgraduate School
Teaching Areas
Wrongful Convictions: Case Analysis […]
Keven Talbert
Mr. Talbert has more than 12 years of experience in support of intelligence organizations, missions and processes. He has also worked with briefing and production of assessments, threat alerts, and daily intelligence products at the National Counterterrorism Center and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). He is currently a Counterterrorism Watch Officer at the FBI.
Academic Credentials
B.S., United States Naval Academy
M.A., Liberty University
Teaching Areas
Counterintelligence […]
James Cottom
Mr. Cottom is an officer with the Fairfax County Police Department. Throughout his 16 years in the department, he has worked as a patrol officer, school resource officer, criminal investigator, and gang intelligence coordinator. In addition to his law enforcement background, Professor Cottom has gained experience working with survivors of domestic and sexual violence. He is also a graduate of the Forensic Psychology M.A. program at Marymount.
Academic Credentials
B.A., James Madison University
M.A., from Marymount University
Teaching Areas
Psychology, Public Policy, and Law
Psychology of Criminal Behavior […]
James Beasley
Mr. Beasley served for over 30 years as a Special Agent in the FBI. For the latter half of his career, he was assigned to the Behavioral Analysis Unit in Quantico, Virginia, where he conducted behavioral assessments of offenders in violent crime investigations, including crimes against children, serial murder, serial rape, threats, and online criminal activities. He also conducted research through interviews with dozens of incarcerated offenders and published his findings in peer-reviewed professional journals. He holds a B.S. degree in psychology from Central Missouri State University, and a master’s degree in public administration from the University of Missouri at Kansas City. In addition to his teaching at Marymount, he works as a contract background investigator and as an independent consultant in criminal behavior matters.
Academic Credentials
B.S., Central Missouri State University
M.P.A., University of Missouri at Kansas City
Teaching Areas
Behavioral Criminology […]
James Ferris
Mr. Ferris is a highly accomplished leader in investigations and security operations with more than 20 years of experience with the FBI (SSA, Ret.) – with numerous commendations and awards for exceptional program management, policy governance, and investigative leadership. He is an insider threat subject matter expert and has provided training and guidance to numerous Department of Defense, Intelligence Community and Executive Branch agencies on the creation and operation of insider threat programs.
Academic Credentials
B.A., Adelphi University
M.A., Seton Hall University
Teaching Areas
Foundations of Insider Threat Management
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Kimberly Hess
Academic Credentials
B.F.A., Indiana University of Pennsylvania
M. M. in Sacred Music, University of Notre Dame
D.M.A., University of Illinois
Biography
Kimberly Ann Hess is Liturgical Music and Spiritual Life Events Coordinator at Marymount University, where she oversees the music for all campus liturgies, including directing the Marymount University Chamber Singers. In addition, she coordinates the various liturgical ministries, service projects, educational workshops and retreat programs offered through the Office of Ministry and Spiritual Life and teaches music courses through the School of Interdisciplinary Studies.
Currently, Dr. Hess holds the government contract to serve as assistant Ceremonial Organist for Arlington National Cemetery. She began this position in September of 2019 and since then, has played for close to 1000 funeral ceremonies and national level events there, including playing for current and former Presidents of the United States, Members of Congress, Supreme Court Justices and other national level leaders.
She was Director of Liturgical Music in Memorial Chapel at Ft. Myer (JBMHH) from June of 2017 through October of 2022 as a government contractor and served as Dean of the Northern Virginia Chapter of the American Guild of Organists from 2016-2020.
She was Director of Music and Organist at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Chapel at the United States Military Academy (West Point, NY), where she directed the Cadet Catholic Choir. As one of three post organists, she played in the many chapels on post including the Post Chapel, Old Cadet Chapel and the Cadet Chapel, which houses the largest, all-pipe, church organ in the world.
She was Director of Liturgical Music at Georgetown University from 2002-2006, where she directed the chapel choir, served as chapel organist, and oversaw the music for all campus liturgies. In addition, at Georgetown, she taught organ and music courses through the Program in Performing Arts. Under her direction, the Georgetown University Chapel Choir performed twice at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC, once with Roberta Flack and once with Jessye Norman.
From 1994-2001, she was Director of Music and College Organist at Stonehill College in Massachusetts. Under her direction, the Stonehill College Chapel Choir recorded two compact discs, Lux et Spes: Light and Hope (Music for the Liturgical Year) and Gaudete (Music for Advent and Christmas).
She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Organ Performance from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, a Master of Music degree in Sacred Music from the University of Notre Dame and a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Organ Performance from the University of Illinois.
In 1994, Dr. Hess won first prize in both the Arthur Poister National Organ Competition in New York and the Gruenstein Memorial Organ Contest for Women; a national competition sponsored by the Chicago Club of Women Organists.
She has performed solo recitals in Cadet Chapel at West Point and St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York, Boardwalk Hall and Princeton University in New Jersey, the Church of the Ascension in Chicago, St. John’s Cathedral in Milwaukee, the University of Syracuse, Merrill Auditorium in Portland, Maine, King’s Chapel in Boston, the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception and the Washington National Cathedral in Washington DC, and Methuen Hall in Methuen, MA. She represented the Boston Chapter of the American Guild of Organists in a performance at Trinity Church on Copley Square as part of First Night Festivities to usher in the new millennium. Her concert at Mechanics Hall in Worcester, MA was broadcast live on radio and several recordings of her performances have been broadcast on Boston’s Classical Radio Station, WCRB-FM. She has been a featured recitalist for National Conventions of the Organ Historical Society in 1992 (Maine), 1994 (Connecticut), 2000 (Boston), 2005 (Southeastern, Massachusetts) and 2011 (Washington, DC); and her playing can be heard in the OHS Historical Organs series of recordings from those events.
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