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Renowned for her profound contributions, Dr. Chouraeshkenazi’s groundbreaking research and publications have positioned her as the leading voice in national and international arenas. She continuously advocates for comprehensive strategies that enhance mental health and public safety. As a prominent figure, Dr. Chouraeshkenazi is frequently featured in the media for her extensive expertise in national security, homeland security, psychology, research, and education. She also promotes wellness through fitness and health, which encompasses improving mental health standards. Her insightful commentary, interviews, and articles are found across various respected platforms.

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PUBLISHED WORK

25 Lessons Learned from Entrepreneurs Who Bootstrapped Their Startups Entrepreneur, September 4, 2024. Click Here. 

What Advice Would You Give a Patient Struggling with Work-Life Balance? Psychologist Brief,  May 28, 2024. Click Here. 

The Police Psychologist: Ensuring Mental Health and Public Safety. Writers Insight Network, January 10, 2025. Click Here. 

How to Become a Forensic Psychologist and Serve Justice. Writers Insight Network, October 1, 2024. Click Here. 

How to Be a Clinical Psychologist: What You Should Learn. Writers Insight Network, August 23, 2024. Click Here.  

What Can You Do with a Master’s in Psychology? The Options. Writers Insight Network, August 22, 2024. Click Here. 

What is Cognitive Psychology, and Why is it so Important? Writers Insight Network, August 15, 2024. Click Here. 

What Can You Do with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology? Writers Insight Network,  July 23, 2024. Click Here.

Psychopathy vs. Sociopathy: What is the Difference? Psychology Today, July 22, 2024. Click Here.

What is Type 3 Diabetes? Psychology Today, July 4, 2024. Click Here. 

Acute Stress and Cardiovascular Regression Implications. Psychology Today, June 5, 2024. Click Here.

Anesthesia, Surgical Procedures, and Cognitive Dysfunction. Psychology Today, May 15, 2024. Click Here.

Merging Neural Studies with Psychopharmacology. Psychology Today, April 28, 2024. Click Here.

Forensic Neuropsychopathology and Advanced Initiatives. Psychology Today, December, 7, 2023. Click Here.

Misophonia and its Effect: Neuropsychological Implication. Psychology Today, January 5, 2022. Click Here. 

Understanding Forensic Neuropsychopathology. Psychology Today, April 21, 2021. Click Here.

Forensic Psychology, Mental Illness, and Military Crimes. Psychology Today, August 20, 2020. Click Here.

What is Forensic Psychopathology? Psychology Today, July 21, 2020. Click Here.

Understanding the Importance of Military Neuropsychology. Psychology Today: June 20, 2020. Click Here.

Combating Mental Health Stigma in the Armed Forces. Psychology Today: June 13, 2020. Click Here.

Russia’s New Weapons of Mass Destruction: What Do They Mean for America? Inhomeland Security News, March 7, 2018. Click Here.

Italian Facility Unveils First Foreign-Made USAF F-35B Fighter. Inhomeland Security News, May 26, 2017. Click Here.

Trump’s Chief Strategist Bannon has a Negative Effect on National Security. Inhomeland Security News, March 1, 2017. Click Here.

Why General James “Mad Dog” Mattis is a Great Pick as America’s Defense Leader. Inhomeland Security News, December 13, 2016. Click Here.

Unjustified Police Killings: The New Homeland Security Threat? Inhomeland Security News, October 4, 2016. Click Here.

Air Force Drawdown: Affecting Combat Readiness and the Global War on Terrorism? Inhomeland Security News, August 30, 2016. Click Here.

Iraqis take Back Fallujah from ISIS. Inhomeland Security News, June 29, 2016.      Click Here.

Death of ISIS Leaders Continue to Rise: What is the Effect? Inhomeland Security News, March 23, 2016. Click Here. 

The US Space Force: Is it Actually Necessary? Inhomeland Security News, August 2, 2018. Click Here. 

As North Korea Rattle Saber, The F-35 Fight is Now Combat-Ready. Inhomeland Security News, September 1, 2017. Click Here.

Evoluation of the War in Syria: Is there an End in Sight? Inhomeland Security News, January 17, 2017. Click Here.

Terrorist Arrests in Paris May Have Prevented Large-Scale Attack. Inhomeland Security News, December 1, 2016. Click Here.

America’s Conflict Spectrum: How it Affects National Security. Inhomeland Security News, October 31, 2016. Click Here.

F-35 Fighter Sales Price Decreases: Savings for US and Coalition Forces? Inhomeland Security News, August 17, 2016. Click Here.

Does American Legacy Aircraft Top of the F-35 in Counterinsurgency Operations? Inhomeland Security News, May 31, 2016. Click Here.

New ISIS ‘Kill List’ Names American Muslim Leaders. Inhomeland Security News, April 20, 2016. Click Here.

Is the F-35 Ready to Defeat ISIS? Inhomeland Security News, March 9, 2016.         Click Here.

Dr. Monique M. Chouraeshkenazi was Selected as the Cover Feature as One of the Most Prestigious Female Leaders of 2024 for CEO Scoop Magazine. Click Here. 

Dr. Monique M. Chouraeshkenazi was Featured in IAOTP’s Top 50 Fearless Leaders Publication. Fox News, July 2, 2024. Click Here. 

Dr. Monique M. Chouraeshkenazi Announced as International Bestselling Author. Best-Selling Authors Association, June 5, 2024. Click Here. 

Dr. Monique M. Chouraeshkenazi Selected as Top Professor of the Year in National Security by The International Association of Top Professionals, November 15, 2020. Click Here. 

Taliban Prisoners Exploit Release Loophole with Fake Medical Claims. Fox News with Hollie McKay, June 12, 2018. Click Here.

Combating Cyber Terrorism: The New War on Terror. PA Times, January 29, 2016.  Click Here.

State Pension Funds: Unfunded or Funded. PA Times, December 18, 2015. Click Here.

Online Learning: The Way of the Future. PA Times, August 21, 2015. Click Here.

How ISIS Affects U.S. Government Policies. PA Times. April 17, 2015. Click Here.

Resiliency through Environmental Bureaucracy. PA Times, February 26, 2016.         Click Here.

From Combat Boots to Business Suits. PA Times, November 20, 2015. Click Here.

The Importance of “Obamacare.” What are the Issues? PA Times, October 16, 2015. Click Here.

When Disaster Hits, Are We Ready? PA Times, September 18, 2015. Click Here.

Perspectives of a Student & Midcareer Professional. PA Times, July 17, 2015.          Click Here.

Gender Equity Through Education and Public Policy. PA Times, June 19, 2025.        Click Here.

Climate Change and U.S. National Security. PA Times, May 15, 2015. Click Here.

Women in Federal Government: Is Gender Still an Issue? PA Times, March 20, 2015. Click Here.

Understanding and Strengthening Social Equity. PA Times, February 20, 2015.         Click Here.

About 

Monique M. Chouraeshkenazi, PhD, PsyD, MSCP (U.S. Air Force Combat Veteran)

Founder, CEO & Chief Clinical Neuropsychometrician, The Chouraeshkenazi Group

Resident in Psychology, Virginia Board of Psychology Approved

Dr. Chouraeshkenazi is an award-winning academic scholar, scholastic peer reviewer, international best-selling author, writer, professor, researcher, clinical neuropsychometrician, and professional speaker. She is a proud GWOT combat veteran, serving in the world’s greatest Air Force for 13 years. 

In 2014, Dr. Chouraeshkenazi founded the MD Educational Consulting Firm, where she consulted with federal and local governments, universities, and organizations and provided program and curriculum development for constitutional law, criminal justice, homeland security, intelligence, international security, national security, public policy, psychology, research, and terrorism. In 2018, she revamped the company into The Chouraeshkenazi Group, specializing in mental healthcare, medicine, research, and education. Before transitioning to healthcare and medicine, Dr. Chouraeshkenazi was a national security expert for over 20 years. She still supports national and homeland security endeavors and plans to combine the fields with forensic neuropsychopathology.

Dr. Chouraeshkenazi is Professor of Psychology at American Public University System and American Military University and an Affiliate Professor in the School of Criminal Justice and Social Sciences at Tiffin University. 

Before Dr. Chouraeshkenazi’s career in psychology, she served in the United States Air Force for 13 years. She was a Technical Sergeant, serving in the Information Management/Knowledge Operations and Security Management fields. She also had a dual role in antiterrorism and security positions. One of her most prominent and distinguished positions was serving as the Chief Special Security Officer for one of the largest intelligence units in the Combat Air Force. Dr. Chouraeshkenazi served in a dual role as Noncommissioned Officer-in-Charge for the 451st Expeditionary Operations Group and Deputy Antiterrorism Officer for the 451st Air Expeditionary Wing in Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan. Further, she was selected as an Enlisted Military Assistant, Noncommissioned Officer in Charge, and Acting Superintendent to the Deputy Secretary of Defense for Secretaries, the late Dr. Ashton Carter, Ms. Christine Fox, and Mr. Robert Work. Finally, she is the former Military Executive Assistant to the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization Director, LTG John Johnson.

After 20 years as a homeland and national security expert, Dr. Chouraeshkenazi transitioned into clinical psychology, further pursuing her professional interest as a forensic and medical neuropsychopathologist.

In 2022, Dr. Chouraeshkenazi completed an APA-accredited postdoctoral research fellowship for George Mason University’s Center for Psychological Services Veterans Specialty. As a Fellow, she conducted independent medical evaluations and medical record reviews for the nation’s most extraordinary veterans and their family members. 

Also, Dr. Chouraeshkenazi completed an APA-accredited doctoral internship in clinical psychology at Woodbridge Therapy Group (WTG). In this position, she administered neuropsychological tests and assessments to examine adolescents and adults for academic achievement, cognitive capabilities, executive functioning, language abilities, attention and concentration, neurological screenings, substance screenings, trauma, socio-emotional, personality, behavioral, social skills, and adaptive functioning. She also provided therapy for children, adolescents, and adults suffering from mood, trauma, stress-related, and severe mental illnesses.

In 2020, Dr. Chouraeshkenazi completed a practicum program accredited by the APA at Prince William Family Counseling (PWFC). At PWFC, her responsibilities were performing mental health diagnostic assessments and providing therapy for individuals, couples, and families. She provided crisis intervention and client referrals per the practice’s guidelines. In addition, she participated in monitoring and evaluating the quality of care provided to diverse populations. Furthermore, she helped treat patients through evidence-based therapeutic practices, specializing in CBT, Mindfulness, and DBT for those who suffered from anxiety and mood disorders, depression, ADHD, trauma, and stress-related issues. Also, she administered psychological testing and assessments for personality, achievement, language, intelligence, cognitive, neurocognitive, neuropsychological, executive functioning, attention and concentration, visual-motor, trauma-related, and substance use.

Dr. Chouraeshkenazi scored, interpreted, wrote reports, and provided feedback to patients, in addition to consulting and providing diagnoses on therapy cases under the supervision of a licensed psychologist. Also, Dr. Chouraeshkenazi completed an APA-accredited program as an advanced doctoral extern at Woodbridge Therapy Group, providing the same services at an advanced level of clinical practice. In 2020, Dr. Chouraeshkenazi completed an advanced clinical and forensic neuropsychology externship for Comprehensive Neuropsychology LLC, an affiliate of the Virginia Pediatric Group in Northern Virginia.

As a pre-licensed professional, Dr. Chouraeshkenazi has completed over 200 test batteries and assisted with the interpretation and analysis of testing results under the supervision of a licensed clinical psychologist. Also, she has assisted with providing diagnostic information, recommendations, and feedback for report writing to establish treatment plan options. 

Education, Memberships, and Awards

  • Neuroscience and Neuroimaging Certificate, Johns Hopkins University, 2024
  • Master of Science (MS), Clinical Psychopharmacology, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Chicago, IL, 2023
    • Graduate Fellow Scholarship Recipient
  • Doctor of Psychology (PsyD), Clinical Psychology, Forensic Neuropsychopathology, California Southern University, Costa Mesa, CA, 2022
    • California Southern University Scholarship Recipient
  • Master of Arts (MA), Psychology, American Military University, 2021
  • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Public Policy & Administration - Terrorism, Mediation, & Peace, Walden University, Minneapolis, MN, 2015
  • Master Science in Criminal Justice (MSCJ), Boston University, Boston, MA, 2013
  • Career Degree, Private Investigation, Penn Foster College, Scranton, PA, 2012
  • Bachelor of Arts, Homeland Security, American Military University, Charles Town, WV, 2011
  • Associate in Applied Science, Information Management, Communication College of the Air Force, 2010
  • High School Diploma, Riverside High School, Belle, WV 2002
  • Noncommissioned Officer Academy, McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base, Knoxville, Tennessee, 2014
  • U.S. Air Force Special Operations School, Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan, 2008
  • U.S. Air Force Training Course, Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan, 2007
  • Information Management Craftsman Course, Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi, 2007 
  • Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility Official’s Course, Defense Intelligence Agency, Japan, 2006
  • Airmen Leadership School, Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, 2006
  • Information Management Apprentice Course (Technical School), Keesler Air Force Base, Buloxi, Mississippi, 2002
  • Basic Military Training Course, Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, 2002
  • Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (Military Assistant to the JIEDDO Commander), Headquarters, Washington, D.C., 2015
  • Office of the Deputy Secretary of Defense (Assistant Noncommissioned Officer-in-Charge & Acting Superintendent) Pentagon, Washington, D.C., 2012
  • 451st Air Expeditionary Wing (Noncommissioned Officer-in-Charge) Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan, 2010
  • 57th Wing Advanced Program (SCI/SAP Security Expert) Nellis Air Force Base, North Las Vegas, Nevada
  • Joint Intelligence Operations Center (Chief, Special Security Officer & JWICS Expert) U.S. Naval Base, Pearl Harbor, Makalapa, Hawai’i, 2008
  • 18th Wing Intelligence (Chief, Special Security Officer), Kaden Air Base, Okinawa, Japan, 2006
  • 36th Mission Support Squadron (Client Support Administrator) Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, 2005
  • 8th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron (Workgroup Manager) Kunsan Air Base, Republic of South Korea, 2004
  • 17th Comptroller Squadron (Information Manager) Goodfellow Air Force Base, San Angelo, Texas, 2002
  • 81st Training Wing (Student) Keesler Air Force Base, Buloxi, Mississippi, 2002
  • 322nd Training Squadron (Trainee) Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, 2002
  • Antiterrorism Level II Course (Instructor), 2009, 2012, & 2015
  • Antiterrorism Level I Course, 2011
  • International Security Assistance Force Military Police (ISAF) Aug 2010
  • International Security Assistance Force Military Police (ISAF) Oct 2010
  • International Security Assistance Force Military Police (ISAF) Nov 2010
  • Conventional Weaponeering Fundamentals Course, 2009
  • Intelligence To Force Protection Course, 2008
  • Asia Pacific Orientation Course, 2008
  • Client Support Administrator, 2007
  • Sensitive Compartmented Information Security Officials Course, 2006
  • Functional Area Records Manager, 2006
  • Information Assurance Manager, 2003
  • Information Systems Security Officer, 2003
  • Test, Measurement, Diagnostic, and Equipment, 2003
  • Workgroup Manager, 2003
  • Executive Military Assistant to the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization Director, Lieutenant General John Johnson (Washington, D.C.)
  • Acting Superintendent, Office of the Deputy Secretary of Defense, Secretary Bob Work (Pentagon, Washington, D.C.)
  • Assistant Noncommissioned Officer-in-Charge & Enlisted Military Assistant to the Deputy Secretary of Defense, Secretary Bob Work (Pentagon, Washington, D.C.)
  • Assistant Noncommissioned Officer-in-Charge & Enlisted Military Assistant to the Deputy Secretary of Defense, Ms. Christine Fox (Pentagon, Washington, D.C.)
  • Assistant Noncommissioned Officer-in-Charge & Enlisted Military Assistant to the Deputy Secretary of Defense, Dr. Ashton B. Carter (Pentagon, Washington, D.C.)
  • Noncommissioned Officer-in-Charge, 451st Expeditionary Operations Group (Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan)
  • Alternate (Deputy) 451st Air Expeditionary Wing Antiterrorism Officer (Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan)
  • 18th Wing Chief Special Security Officer (Kadena Air Base, Japan)
  • American Psychological Association
  • American Psychopathological Association
  • American Society for the Advancement of Pharmacotherapy
  • Society for Prescribing Psychology
  • Society for Military Psychology
  • Society for Clinical Neuropsychology
  • Society for Behavioral Neuroscience and Comparative Psychology
  • International Association of Top Professionals
  • International Neuropsychological Society
  • National Association of Psychometrists
  • Psychologists in Public Service
  • Psychopharmacology and Substance Abuse
  • Virginia Association of Psychological Sciences
  • Foreign Affairs Officer Association
  • Southwest Veterans’ Resource Business Center
  • The University of Oxford Featured Member
  • American Society for Public Administration
  • Disabled American Veterans
  • Wounded Warrior Project
  • Pi Alpha Alpha National Honor Society
  • Worldwide Who’s Who International Organization
  • Continental Who’s Who in Alliances for Forbes
  • Cover Feature of The Executive Lens Magazine, 2025
  • Cover Feature of Entrepreneur Magazine, 2025
  • Cover Feature of Conglomerate Magazine, 2025
  • Disruptor 50 List, Leaders Driving Change and Breaking Barriers, CEO Scoop Magazine, 2025
  • Feature on NASDAQ Billboard in Times Square, New York City, 2024 
  • Cover Feature of CEO Scoop Magazine, Special Edition, 2024 
  • International Bestselling Author, Best-Selling Authors Association, 2024
  • Cover Feature of Top Industry Professionals Magazine, Special Edition, 2024
  • Top 50 Fearless Leaders Honoree, International Association of Top Professionals, 2024
  • The National Society of Leadership and Success, 2023
  • Full Scholarship Recipient, California Southern University, 2022
  • Graduate Fellow Scholarship Recipient, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, 2021
  • Top Professor Of The Year in National Security, International Association Of Top Professionals, 2020
  • Certificate of Appreciation, Governor of West Virginia, Jim Justice, 2019
  • Oxford University Press Elite Magazine First Special Edition, 2017
  • Top Tier Of Excellence Lifetime Achievement, 2016
  • Joint Service Commendation Medal with One Oak Leaf Cluster, 2015
  • Joint Meritorious Unit Award, 2015
  • Top Pinnacle Professional Member, Continental Who’s Who In Alliance With Forbes, 2014
  • VIP Executive of The Year, Who’s Who Worldwide Executive Branding, 2014
  • VIP Woman of The Year, National Association For Professional Women, 2014
  • Office of The Secretary Of Defense Badge, 2013
  • 57th Wing Staff Noncommissioned Officer of The Quarter, 2010
  • International Security Assistance Force Military Police (ISAF), Aug 2010
  • International Security Assistance Force Military Police (ISAF), Oct 2010
  • International Security Assistance Force Military Police (ISAF), Nov 2010
  • 5th Air Force Enlisted Intelligence, Surveillance, & Reconnaissance Contributor of The Year, 2008
  • 18th Operations Support Squadron Noncommissioned Officer of The Year, 2007
  • Top Outstanding Performer, Pacific Air Forces Inspection, 2007
  • Pacific Air Forces Enlisted Intelligence, Surveillance, & Reconnaissance Contributor of The Year, 2007
  • 5th Air Force Enlisted Intelligence, Surveillance, & Reconnaissance Contributor of The Year, 2007
  • 18th Wing Noncommissioned Officer of The Quarter, 2007
  • 18th Operations Group Noncommissioned Officer of The Quarter, 2007
  • 18th Operations Support Squadron Noncommissioned Officer of The Quarter, 2007
  • Superior Performer, 2007
  • Air Force Commendation Medal with One Oak Leaf Cluster
  • Air Force Achievement Medal with One Oak Leaf Cluster
  • Meritorious Unit Award
  • Air Force Outstanding Unit Award with Three Oak Leaf Clusters
  • Air Force Good Conduct with Three Oak Leaf Clusters
  • National Defense Service Medal 
  • Afghanistan Campaign Medal With Gold Border And Star
  • Global War on Terrorism Service Medal 
  • Korean Defense Service Medal
  • Air Force Expeditionary Service Medal with Gold Border
  • NATO Service Medal

Medals and Ribbons

Office of the Secretary of Defense Badge

Joint Service Commendation Medal (two oak leaf clusters)

Air Force Commendation Medal (two oak leaf cluster)

Air Force Achievement Medal (two oak leaf clusters)

Afghanistan Campaign Medal with Star

Air Force Good Conduct (four oak leaf clusters)

National Defense Service Medal

Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medial

Global War on Terrorism Service Medal

Korean Defense Service Medal

Meritorious Unit Award

Air Force Overseas Short Tour (three oak leaf clusters)

Air Force Overseas Long Tour Ribbon

Air Force Longevity (two oak leaf clusters)

United States Air Force Professional Military Education Noncommissioned Officer Graduate Ribbon

Air Force Training Ribbon

Textbooks and Research

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TEXTBOOKS

RESEARCH

  • Chouraeshkenazi, M. M. (2024). Commentary on forensic neuropsychopathological analysis on altered brain structures in combat veterans: A systemetic review. Journal of Brain and Neurological Disorders, 7(5). https://doi.org/10.31579/ 2642-973X/122 
  • Chouraeshkenazi M. M. (2023). Forensic neuropsychopathological analysis on altered brain structures in combat veterans: A systematic review [version 1; peer review: awaiting peer review]. F1000Research 2023, 12:567 https://doi.org/10.12688/f1000research.132840.1.
  • Chouraeshkenazi, M. M. (2021). Violent Crimes on U.S. Male Service Members Following 9/11: How PTSD and Comorbid Psychopathologies Impact Force Structure, Mission Readiness, and National Security Interests. ProQuest. American Military University. (Capstone Professor: Dr. Laura Bryant).
  • Chouraeshkenazi, M. M. (2015). Qualitative Case Study on F-35 Production Delays Affecting National Security Guidance. ProQuest. Walden University. (Dissertation Chair: Dr. Lori Demeter).

Course Development

Below are courses Dr. Mo has taught, revised, and developed from 2009 to present.

  • Antiterrorism Level I Certified 
  • Antiterrorism Level II Certified
  • Security Management 
  • Security Education & Awareness
  • ENF212 - Concept of Terrorism 
  • HLSS154 - Mind of a Terrorist
  • HLSS300 - Research Methods in Homeland Security
  • HLSS498 - Senior Seminar in Homeland Security 
  • POL151 - Introduction to National Security
  • POL200 - Political Geography
  • POL350 - International Security
  • POL400 - Constitution, Liberty, & Order (Constitutional Law)
  • POL420 - Transnational & Unconventional Threats
  • PSYC101 - Introduction to Psychology 
  • PSYC325 - Biopsychology
  • PSYC431 - Psychology of Disaster
  • CJ500 - Critical Issues in the Criminal Justice System
  • CJ510 - Ethical Leadership in Criminal Justice
  • CJ530 - Global Terrorism
  • CJ681 - Terrorist Techniques & Counterterrorism
  • CJ683 - Intelligence Collection & Analysis
  • JUS515 - Research Design & Analysis
  • JUS520 - Statistical Applications in Criminal Justice 
  • JUS525 - Legal & Ethical Issues in Criminal Justice
  • JUS526 - Legal & Ethical Issues in Homeland Security
  • HLSS500 - Research in Homeland Security
  • HLSS502 - Homeland Security & Defense
  • HLSS505 - Security Risk Management
  • HLSS523 - Domestic Terrorism & Extremist Groups
  • HLSS603 - Resilience in Homeland Security
  • HLSS698 - Comprehensive Examination in Homeland Security
  • HLSS699 - Homeland Security Capstone
  • MAPP501 - Foundations of Governance & Policy
  • NSC710 - Homeland Security
  • NSEC611 - Covert Action & National Security
  • NSEC612 - National Security & Diplomacy
  • PADM500 - Applied Research Methods in Public Administration
  • PSY624 - Intersection of Law & Psychology
  • PSY501 - Professional Practice in Psychology
  • SCMT529 - International Terrorism
  • PSYC511 - Learning and Memory 
  • PSYC601 - Qualitative Methods in Social Science Research
  • PSYC699 - Integrative Capstone Project in Psychology
  • PSY641 - Capstone Research I
  • PSY642 - Capstone Research II
  • POL341 - Covert Action & Intelligence
  • HLSS300 - Research Methods in Homeland Security
  • HLSS505 - Security Risk Management
  • NSEC611 - Cover Action and National Security
  • NSEC612 - National Security & Diplomacy
  • NSC601 - Introduction to National Security
  • NSC729 - Introduction to National Security Leadership Practices
  • NSC732- Low-Intensity Conflict
  • CJ310 - Introduction to Counterterrorism and Homeland Security
  • NSC676 - Introduction to Counterterrorism Methodologies & Modus Operandi of Terrorist Organizations
  • NSC710 - Homeland Security
  • PGMT6490 - Special Topics Ensuring Data Security
  • POL151 - Introduction to National Security
  • POL350 - International Security
  • JUS515 - Research Design & Analysis
  • JUS525 - Legal & Ethical Issues in Criminal Justice

MEDIA & APPEARANCES

Special Guest, “A Conversation with Dr. Mo, Host Sandra McEllis.” (Part II). Keep It Spiritually Simple. May 8, 2025. 

Special Guest, “A Conversation with Dr. Mo, Host Sandra McEllis.” (Part I). Keep It Spiritually Simple. May 8, 2025. 

Special Guest, “Protecting the Nation, Protecting the Mind.” Tactical Tequila. April 5, 2025. 

Special Guest, “Military and Mental Health with Riley Rees and Dr. Michelle Kole.” Sofia Unfiltered Podcast by Sofia Health. Published in March 2024. 

Special Guest, “Civilization Jihad Awareness with Paul Sutliff.” Global Patriot Radio. Rochester, NY. January 18, 2019. 

Special Guest, “The Jennifer Hammond Show with Jennifer Hammond,” Sirius XM Radio. Washington, D.C., January 16, 2019.

Special Guest, “The Small Business Report with Carl Brown & Sharrarne Morton,” Sirius XM Radio. Washington, DC, November 8, 2018. 

Special Guest, “Fed Talk with Scott Maucione,” 1500AM. Fed News Radio. Washington, DC, October 5, 2018

Special Guest, “Veterans’ Voice with Jim Hulton,” WFYL 1130AM Radio Station. Philadelphia, PA. August 18, 2018. 

Special Guest, “American Valor,” US Veterans History Project. Fairfax Public Access & Library of Congress. Fairfax, VA. July 21, 2018. TV.

Special Guest, “Live with Jeffrey Lodick: On the Other Side, Leadership after Transition,” Tampa, FL. June 20, 2018. Radio.

Special Guest, “Live with Dr. Habtewold.” Pick Yourself Up. Montgomery Municipal Cable, Kensington, MD. June 18, 2018. TV.

Special Guest, “Live with former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff.” KTALK Media 1640AM. Salt Lake City, Utah. June 14, 2018. Radio.

Special Guest, “Live with Donna Lyons of the Lyons Radio Network.” iHeart Radio. Radio Show. Washington, D.C. June 13, 2018. Radio.

Special Guest, “Live with Divergent Thought Radio.” Blis. F.M. Washington, D.C. June 13, 2018. Radio.

Special Guest, “Homeland & National Security: The 2018 Book Promotion Tour.” American Military University & In Homeland Security News. Web Blog. Gaylord National Harbor Resort & Convention Center. June 1, 2018. Web series.

Special Guest, National Security Issues with America Part II.” Divergent Thought Radio. Washington, DC, September 13, 2017. Radio.

Special Guest, “Transitioning from Military to Civilian Life.” Jeffrey Lodick. Podcast. July 7, 2017.  

Special Guest, “National Security Issues within America.” Divergent Though Radio. Washington, DC. June 14, 2017.

Special Guest, “The Future of the Fighter.” Homeland Security News. June 15, 2017.  

Special Guest, “Veteran Entrepreneurship.” Veteran ConnectUs, June 15, 2017.  

Guest Speaker, “Why Women Why Not” Tour 2014. Financial Freedom for our Fighters. The LiSA Project. Speaking engagement. The Tabernacle of Laurel, Maryland. September 27, 2015.

Special Guest, Executive Broadcasting Channel, National Association of Distinguished Professionals, “MD. Educational Consulting Firm LLC” September 18, 2014. 

 “Career Path in National Security.” The George Washington University. Graduate School of Political Management. Washington, DC, November 15, 2019. 

“The Block Speaker Series: A Perspective of African American Life.” West Virginia Center for African American Art & Culture. Charleston, West Virginia. May 11, 2019.  

“The Veteran’s Biographical Data.” Veterans History Project. Library of Congress. Fairfax Public Access. Fairfax, Virginia. November 11, 2018.  

Why Women Why Not” Tour 2014. Financial Freedom for Our Fights. The LISA Project. The Tabernacle Church of Laurel. Laurel, Maryland. September 27, 2015.

Moderator, “Securing 2020: Campaign Management & Election Data Integrity.” George Washington Graduate School of Political Management. Washington, DC, October 24, 2019.  

Panelist, “Critical Issues in National Security.” George Washington University Graduate School of Political Management. Daniel Morgan Graduate School of National Security, Washington, DC, July 18, 2019.