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Jerome
M. (Jerry) Conley, M.A.
Senior Research Scientist, ICDRM
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Contact Information
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Institute for Crisis, Disaster, and Risk Management
The George Washington University
1776 G. St., N.W. (Suite 101)
Washington, D.C. 20052
Phone: +1 (860) 658 4045
Fax:
+1 (860) 606 8600
Email:jconley@gwu.edu
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Office Hours
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By appointment only
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Research Areas
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- Strategic Crisis Management
- Functional Perspective of Information Management during Crises
- Homeland Security Risk Management
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Educational
Background
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- M.A., National Security Affairs, The Naval Postgraduate School
- B.A., Economics, The College of the Holy Cross
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Professional Experience
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Senior Research Scientist, The George Washington University, Institute
for Crisis, Disaster and Risk Management (2001-present)
- Director of Research, Operational Concepts, LLC (2004 - present)
- Advisor, Military Affairs and Emergency Management, The Advanced Systems and
Concepts Office, The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (2001-2004)
- United States Marine Corps (1990-2001)
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Recent Projects
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- Response to a Terrorism-Related Aviation Incident (San Diego, Fall 2005)
- US-Russian Cooperation in Strategic Crisis Management (Monterey, 2005; Moscow, 2004; Garmisch 2003; Monterey 2002)
- A Functional Perspective on the Role of U.S. Nuclear Weapons (London, June 2005)
- Homeland Defense 2008 and Beyond (September 2004)
- Factors Impacting the Compliance with Quarantine: Observations from SARS in Toronto (Fall 2003)
- The Role of Risk Communications in Mitigating the Bioterrorist Threat. Presented at 2003 SRA Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD
- An End-to-End Assessment of Radiological Weapons: Putting the Threat and Consequences in Perspective (September 2003)
- Worst Case Scenarios: The Domestic Use of U.S. Military Forces in Extraordinary and Emergency Situations (September 2003)
- Assessing Homeland Security Risks: A Methodology and First Cut Risk Assessment Risk Assessment (May 2003)
- Weapons of Mass Disruption (WMd) Study (March 2003)
- Nuclear Weapons Effects: Analysis of Known and Unknown Factors (August 2002)
- Lessons and Observations for the Fall 2001 Anthrax Attacks in the United States (December 2001)
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