]> http://www.llrx.com/taxonomy/term/959/0 <a href="mailto:LSTRICKL@deans.umd.edu">Lee S. Strickland</a> </span></font> currently serves as a professor at the University of Maryland&rsquo;s College of Information Studies (CLIS) and Director of the Center for Information Policy. The Center - jointly sponsored with the School of Public Affairs - is a multidisciplinary research organization that assists the public and private sector by facilitating solutions to current policy issues surrounding the convergence of information and technology. He also maintains consulting relationships with the federal government and holds a current TS SCI security clearance.&nbsp; Strickland has written extensively and been a frequently invited speaker as well as commentator for the media on cutting-edge issues. His articles have appeared in the <i>Journal of Homeland Security</i>&#44; the <i>Bulletin of the ASIS&amp;T</i>&#44; the <i>Journal of the ASIS&amp;T</i>&#44; <i>Virginia Libraries</i>&#44; <i>Government Information Quarterly</i>&#44; the <i>Information Management Journal</i>&#44; the<i> Notre Dame Journal of College and University Law</i>&#44; and <i>EDUCAUSE Quarterly</i>. Strickland is a member of the District of Columbia and Virginia State Bars and numerous professional organizations. He is a graduate of the University of Central Florida (Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Computer Science&#44; magna cum laude)&#44; the University of Virginia (Master of Computer Science)&#44; and the University of Florida (Juris Doctor with honors). en http://www.llrx.com/features/empireofsecrecy.htm <font FACE="Arial&#44; Helvetica&#44; sans-serif" SIZE="2"> <p align="center"> </p> </font> <font FACE="Verdana" color="#006600"> </font> <p align="center"><font size="4"> <span style="font-family: Arial&#44; Helvetica&#44; sans-serif; font-weight: 700"> Reinventing the Empire of Secrecy: An Agenda for the First DNI</span></font></p> Cybercrime Features Government Resources Information Management Strickland, Lee S. Fri, 14 Oct 2005 23:00:00 -0800