Lisa Bronson

Biography

Serving as a professor for Missouri State University and National Defense University, Lisa Bronson teaches on counterproliferation and weapons of mass destruction. This comes from her prestigious background of serving as the Deputy Undersecretary of Defense, Technology Security Policy and Counterproliferation Policy and Director of Defense Technology Administration from 2001-05. Her past efforts pioneered a groundbreaking study on potential impact of the use of chemical, biological or nuclear weapons on the Korean peninsula.

Details

Education

• JD, Cornell University, 1982, cum laude
• BA, History and Government, Cornell University, 1972, with distinction 

Teaching

• DSS 723 Counterproliferation 

Professional experience

• University professor 2005-Present
• Deputy Undersecretary of Defense, Technology Security Policy and Counterproliferation Policy, Director, Defense Technology Administration, 2001-2005
• Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, European and  NATO Policy, 1999-2001
• Director for NATO Policy, Office of Secretary Of Defense, 1996-1999
• Director for Negotiations and  Implementation, OSD, 1993-1996
• Deputy Director for Multilateral  Negotiations, OSD, 1990-1993