The Department of Defense and Strategic Studies in Washington D.C.

:: ERIC R. STERNER, Faculty, DSS 797 ::

Professional Experience
Missouri State University, Graduate Department of Defense and Strategic Studies Faculty............................................ 2012-Present

DSS 797: Cyberspace and American Power

George C. Marshall Institute, Fellow .......................... 2009-Present

Research, analysis, writing, and media commentary focus on the political, military, and economic impact of new technologies, particularly information, communication, and space technologies, with attention to WMD proliferation problems.

Senior Professional Staff Member, House Armed Services Committee................................................................... 2003-2006

Lead Staff member for assessing WMD proliferation and non-proliferation policies and developing relevant legislation, including authorization/oversight of DOD Cooperative Threat Reduction programs
Principal Liaison to House International Relations Committee on non-proliferation legislation and programs
Responsible for all aspects of defense policy, including: weapon of mass destruction proliferation, nonproliferation, strategic posture, global posture, strategy, doctrine, force structure, operations, relations with other countries, defense trade, alliance interoperability, foreign military assistance and sales, organization of the Department of Defense, and technology security/export controls

Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Policy,
Special Assistant.......................................................... 2001-2003

Advisor to senior DOD official responsible for policies on strategic forces/missile defense, nuclear weapons, NATO/Europe, Eurasia, international negotiations, technology security, counter-proliferation, and nonproliferation

Staff Director, Professional Staff Member, House Science Committee,Subcommittee on Space and Aeronautics.................................................................... 1995-2001

Worked on non-proliferation measures related to Committee jurisdiction

Education
M.A.., Political Science, George Washington University, 2000
M.A., Security Policy Studies, George Washington University, 1993
B.A., International Studies and Russian/USSR Area Studies, 1989

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	:: ERIC R. STERNER, Faculty, DSS 797 :: Professional Experience Missouri State University, Graduate Department of Defense and Strategic Studies Faculty............................................ 2012-Present DSS 797: Cyberspace and American Power George C. Marshall Institute, Fellow .......................... 2009-Present Research, analysis, writing, and media commentary focus on the political, military, and economic impact of new technologies, particularly information, communication, and space technologies, with attention to WMD proliferation problems. Senior Professional Staff Member, House Armed Services Committee................................................................... 2003-2006 Lead Staff member for assessing WMD proliferation and non-proliferation policies and developing relevant legislation, including authorization/oversight of DOD Cooperative Threat Reduction programs Principal Liaison to House International Relations Committee on non-proliferation legislation and programs Responsible for all aspects of defense policy, including: weapon of mass destruction proliferation, nonproliferation, strategic posture, global posture, strategy, doctrine, force structure, operations, relations with other countries, defense trade, alliance interoperability, foreign military assistance and sales, organization of the Department of Defense, and technology security/export controls Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Policy, Special Assistant.......................................................... 2001-2003 Advisor to senior DOD official responsible for policies on strategic forces/missile defense, nuclear weapons, NATO/Europe, Eurasia, international negotiations, technology security, counter-proliferation, and nonproliferation Staff Director, Professional Staff Member, House Science Committee,Subcommittee on Space and Aeronautics.................................................................... 1995-2001 Worked on non-proliferation measures related to Committee jurisdiction Education M.A.., Political Science, George Washington University, 2000 M.A., Security Policy Studies, George Washington University, 1993 B.A., International Studies and Russian/USSR Area Studies, 1989
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