In concert with launching the inaugural doctoral degree program in Civil [Homeland] Security, NJCU will be hosting a regional Security Symposium on December 7, 2012 from 9am to 3pm (registration 8-9am). This is NJCU's second regional symposium since being designated a National Center of Academic Excellence in 2009 by the DHS and the NSA. CPEs and limited vendor tables will be available. The one-day conference costs are $65, which includes continental (light) breakfast, buffet lunch and coffee/tea throughout the day. Corporate sponsors are also welcome.

Vendors: half table - $250 and full-table - $500 (limited availability)
Legacy Sponsors: $1,500 and above.
Corporate Sponsors:
Platinum (includes four attendees) - $1,000
Gold (includes three attendees) - $750
Silver (includes two attendees) - $500
Bronze (includes one attendee) - $250
 
***NOTE: All sponsors will be acknowledged in the Symposium Program and this website for the next FULL year.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS NOVEMBER 30, 2012

Make checks payable to and send:

New Jersey City University
Professional Security Studies Department
2039 Kennedy Blvd
Jersey City, NJ  07305-1597

Credit Card Link  (click here) --> http://www.njcu.edu/2012securitysymposium

The venue for the conference will be on the campus of New Jersey City University. For map and directions visit, click here --> Map and Directions
 
Confirmed Speakers:
 

Greg Ehrie - ASAC, Federal Bureau of Investigation Newark, NJ	Mr. Gregory (Greg) Ehrie will be presenting on behalf of Robert S. Muller, III - the Director of the FBI. He is one of five Assistant Special Agents in Charge (ASAC) at the Newark Office of the FBI. Greg is responsible for the Office's Intelligence programs and will be talking about the importance of actionable Intelligence and the analytical work that his analysts perform on a daily basis.
Ed Dickson - Director, NJ Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness	Edward Dickson was appointed in February 2012 by Governor Chris Christie to serve as the Director of the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness (OHSP). Director Dickson’s responsibilities include oversight for the State of New Jersey’s counterterrorism and intelligence sharing efforts, its Emergency Preparedness and Response activities, and the protection of New Jersey’s critical infrastructure and sensitive assets. He will be speaking about his office and role in New Jersey's Homeland Security and preparedness.
Eduard J. Emde, CPP President ASIS – International	Eduard J. Emde, CPP, is principal consultant for BMKISS Europe, an independent security support organization based in the Netherlands. The first non-U.S. president of ASIS International, Mr. Emde has more than 20-years' experience in security and security risk management. Previously, he served as manager, Consultancy Services for Interseco in The Hague, Netherlands, and as head, Safety and Security, at the European Space Agency's European Space Research and Technology Centre. He will be speaking about the future of the Security profession.
“Rosie” Rosenberg - Commanding general and participants of "The Bus" (Hexagon) mission	Major General, United States Air Force (Retired) Robert A. "Rosie" Rosenberg will serve as our Keynote and panel facilitator. Following a 30 year career in the USAF, he served 16 years in Science Applications International Corporation, ending as Executive VP & GM, Washington Operations, before stepping down November, ‘03, after surviving cancer surgery.  In retirement, he has spent his time chairing or serving on DOD and Intelligence Community Advisory Boards, continuing his passion since retirement from the military to serve our warriors in harm’s way.  Currently he Chairs GPS, Space Technology and Air Force Research Lab Boards. He will be joined with his colleagues for a panel discussion on the recently declassified Hexagon mission: the above speakers, Phil Datema, R. Evans Hineman, and Mike Ferrara. See http://www.space.com/12996-secret-spy-satellites-declassified-nro.html

Please complete the registration form below or contact (201) 200-2275.