Eva Jernegan, M.A. Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc

Communications Chair and Newsletter Editor for the ATAP D.C. Mid-Atlantic Chapter and a Member of ATAP's Communication Committee

• Plans and coordinates the collection, processing, analysis, and dissemination of all-source protective intelligence used in conducting investigative and protective intelligence operations.• Assigned to the Threat Management Unit• Provides expert technical advice and guidance in the development of information collection and analysis products and systems to support the investigative process.• Plays an integral part in collaborating with domestic and international partners in the IC, while validating investigative data and applying advanced analytical and threat assessment principles.• Providing subject matter expertise as the analyst assigned to the Threat Management Unit, focusing on investigating, assessing, and managing threats of targeted violence.

Arlington, Virginia, United States

• Research emerging national and international threats to public safety, as well as novel criminal strategies and national security issues, including threats to critical infrastructure• Conduct open-source intelligence in the areas of active violence, fire as a weapon, explosives, WMD, civil disturbance, UAVs, Domestic Violent Extremism, Homegrown Violent Extremism, Terrorism, school violence, and targeted violence• Expand the high threat repository of resources related to public safety and first responder considerations during complex coordinated attacks• Socialize the High Threat Response Program work and create an information-sharing network by engaging professionals in various public safety fields

• Develop and maintain a High Threat Incidents Database with incidents of national and international significance, and create monthly High Threat Incident Timelines• Collect and analyze operational and strategic intelligence data from a wide variety of sources including but not limited to, Federal, State, local law enforcement and other public safety agencies, and the private sector• Research emerging national and international threats to public safety, novel criminal strategies, and conduct open-source intelligence in the areas of active violence, fire as a weapon, explosives, WMD, civil disturbance, UAVs, Homegrown Violent Extremism, Terrorism, school violence, and targeted violence• Develop strategies for implementing best practices by researching various sources and connecting with professionals in the respective field

Supporting the Department of State's Office of Weapons of Mass Destruction Terrorism's work to establish, strengthen, and maintain partner countries' capabilities to deter, detect, defeat, and respond to terrorist attempts to acquire or use chemical, biological, radioactive, or nuclear (CBRN) materials.

Collect and analyze multi-faceted intelligence data and facilitate public safety information-sharing to enhance multidisciplinary and multijurisdictional partnerships. Specialties:- Threat Assessments and Risk Assessments- Active Violence, Lone Actor, and Targeted Violence- Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR)- Fire as a Weapon- Emerging extremist tactics and weapons

Behavioral threat assessment and management in K-12 settings.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Supervising the host team• Responsible for handling guests’ requests and complaints• Training new members of the team

• Interview victims and witnesses in a variety of cases handled by the Criminal Investigative Division, and document statements• Collect and analyze physical and digital evidence• Write in-depth investigative reports to aid further case development

• Corresponding with prospective and admitted students• Representing the school during local/regional graduate fairs• Coordinating and participating in online and in-person information sessions• Academic data entry and assessment

Master’S Degree, Forensic Psychology, Gpa 4.0

Exchange Semester, Psychology

Bachelor’S Degree, Psychology