Dennis Pluchinsky

Adjunct Faculty
Administration of Justice Program

Senior Intelligence Analyst (retired)
Office of Intelligence and Threat Analysis
Bureau of Diplomatic Security, U.S. Department of State

Education

M.A., 1978, International Affairs, George Washington University, Washington, D.C.
B.A., 1973, Sino-Soviet Relations, Madison College, Harrisonburg, Virginia

Professional Experience

2005 - Present: Senior Research Analyst, Innovative Analytics and Training, Washington, D.C., 2007 - present.
1977-2005 - Senior Intelligence analyst, State Department Bureau of Diplomatic Security's Office of Intelligence and Threat Analysis. Responsible for Western Europe, former Soviet Union, Far East, Middle East, and Al-Qaeda.

Professional Organizations

Adjunct Faculty, Georgetown University
Adjunct Faculty, Missouri State University
Associate, National Intelligence Council's Global Epertise Reserve Program
Contributing Editor for the international journal "Studies in Conflict and Terrorism."
Adjunct faculty member at the James Madison University (Political Science).
Adjunct faculty member at the Mary Washington College (Political Science).
Adjunct faculty member at the George Washington University (International Affairs, Forensic Sciences).

Awards and Honors

Selected for the Director of Central Intelligence's Exceptional Analyst Program (2003).
State Department's Meritorious Honor Award (1999).
State Department's Benjamin Franklin Award (1998).
Selected for the Director of Central Intelligence's Exceptional Intelligence Analyst Program (1992).
State Department's Meritorious Honor Award (1982).