John R. Emery, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Los Angeles, California, United States

Norman, Oklahoma, United States

• Spearheaded the conception and development of the Center on Emerging Technology and Global Security, focusing on intelligence and providing strategic direction to the center's research and programs
• Pioneered the establishment of a wargaming and simulation lab dedicated to analyzing group decision-making in high-risk environments, significantly enhancing our understanding of crisis management dynamics
• Cultivated future leaders through instruction of 200+ MA and BA students across courses like global security, US foreign policy, strategic risk, policy writing, and technology and war, maintaining an exceptional.
• Fostered a dynamic, cross-disciplinary collaboration with the Data Institute for Societal Challenges, integrating engineers and data scientists in groundbreaking research and policy recommendations concerning the.
• Provided high-level consultation to the US Air Force and Department of Defense through the $50 million Oklahoma Aerospace and Defense Innovations Initiative (OADII), focusing on the psychology of human-computer.
• Applied academic expertise to real-world situations, ensuring that defense initiatives were informed by the latest research and advancements in the field of human-computer interaction

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Engaged as key speaker in international security conferences, collaborating with global military commanders, renowned professors, technology engineers, and policy makers to dissect and evaluate technology's influence.
• Crafted well-grounded policy recommendations, astute security briefings, and comprehensive research debriefs on emerging nuclear issues, contributing to the formulation of informed decisions and policy-making
• Operated as a critical researcher and advisor to esteemed entities including the U.S. Government, Department of Defense, and US Nuclear Strategic Command, utilizing expertise to guide decisions and strategy in nuclear.
• Coordinated projects with cross-functional teams in high-pressure environments, ensuring timely and efficient project execution
• Innovatively developed analytical tools that assess group psychology, risk mitigation, and decision-making under conditions of uncertainty, employing techniques such as wargaming and simulations to effectively engage.
• Dedicated to continuous knowledge expansion in nuclear issues, consistently staying abreast of emerging trends, and utilizing this insight to drive research, policy recommendations, and advisory roles

Palo Alto, California, United States

• Conducted extensive data analysis on 1000+ archival documents, open-source intelligence, and declassified materials to provide quantifiable threat assessments, significantly influencing international security.
• Developed comprehensive policy recommendations on the impact of emerging technologies on the international security landscape, effectively shaping strategies for countering potential threats
• Authored award-winning research on wargaming and decision-making psychology, earning a prestigious $2,500 prize from John’s Hopkins Henry A. Kissinger Center for Global Affairs
• Collaborated with policymakers and technical experts in AI and Crisis Stability to generate an experimental wargame simulation
• Leveraged interdisciplinary knowledge to create a simulated wargame that directly informed policymakers, ensuring a solid understanding of potential risks to national security in an evolving technological landscape
• Expertly navigated the intersection of policy, technology, and security, leading to the creation of robust models and simulations that inform strategic decisions at the highest levels

• Constructed an intensive curriculum in intelligence studies, national security, and global affairs, stimulating academic growth for 100+ students and enhancing the reputation of Chapman University's International.
• Orchestrated the supervision and defense of 12 MA theses in intelligence and national security, fostering critical thinking, research skills, and expertise among students
• Implemented innovative teaching methods which integrated experiential learning and research, leading to an exceptional average teaching evaluation of 4.89/5 over five terms
• Acted as key advisor on student research and theses, facilitating a 100% graduation rate and promoting the success of each student
• Aided in successful career transitions of graduates with a 95% job placement rate, through personal mentorship and advising
• Leveraged in-depth knowledge of international studies to mentor and guide students, encouraging intellectual curiosity and promoting a deep understanding of global affairs

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, International Relations And National Security Studies

Master Of Arts - Ma, Political Science And Government

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, International/Global Studies

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, International/Global Studies