John Weaver, D.P.A.

Education

• B.A., Towson University (1990)
• M.S.A., Central Michigan University (1995)
• M.M.O.A.S., United States Air University (2004)
• D.P.A., University of Baltimore (2013)

Courses

• Introduction to Intelligence Analysis
• Intelligence Analysis and National Security
• Writing for Intelligence
• Intelligence Analysis Methods
• Senior Seminar

Research Interests

• Intelligence
• Homeland security
• Emergency management
• National defense and security

Honors

• Fulbright Specialist Roster Candidate

Recent Publications

• Weaver, John M. (2017) Cyber Threats to the National Security of the United States (a Qualitative Assessment)in Focus on Terrorism (Volume 15). Nova Science Publishers
• Weaver, John M. (2017). The Benefits of Military Experience in National Leadership. Public Administration Review 77 (3):326
• Weaver, John M (Editor) with Jennifer Pomeroy (Editor) (2016). Intelligence Analysis: Unclassified Area and Point Estimates (and Other Intelligence Related Topics. Nova Science Publishers.
• Weaver, John M.(2015) The Perils of a Piecemeal Approach to Fighting ISIS in Iraq. Public Administration Review. 75(2): 192-193
• Weaver, John M. (2015). The Enemy of My Enemy Is My Friend…Or Still My Enemy: The Challenge for Senior Civilian and Military Leaders. International Journal of Leadership in Public Service. 11(3 & 4)

Recent Presentations

• Weaver, John M. (2016). Cyber Threats and U.S. National Security: A Qualitative Assessment (A Need for Collaboration) at the Northeast Conference on Public Administration (11 NOV 16) in Harrisburg.
• Weaver, John M. with Lisa Weaver. (2016). Co-Teaching: Meeting the Needs of English Learners in Mainstream Classrooms at the WIDA National Convention in Philadelphia on 14 OCT 16.
• Weaver, John M. (2016). Friend or Foe (or Do We Really Know)? Intelligence Community Contemporary Challenges. Presented at the biannual “Five Eyes” conference at James Madison University.
• Weaver, John M. with Lisa Weaver. (2015). Leveled Literacy Intervention for Beginner ESOL students. Presented at the annual WIDA conference in Las Vegas.