Conference Schedule

Friday January 26, 2007
Springfield Hilton

1300	Registration begins
1500 - 1650	Plenary – Unauthorized Disclosures Intelligence and Secrecy – The Media, Leaks, and Whistleblowers – Meyer J. "Mike" Levin Recommended Changes in Federal Law, RE: Unauthorized Disclosures of Classified Information – Christopher Bailey Intelligence Ethics, Media Ethics – A Clash of Civilizations? – Philip Seib
1710 - 1830	Room A – Intelligence Ethics in Recent Tibetan and Indian History Intelligence Ethics in Recent Indian History – Virenda Verma Intelligence Ethics in Recent Tibetan History – Tashi Namgyal	Room B – Medicine and Intelligence Ethics Setting Limits for the Use of Medical Assets – C. Scott Kruse Intelligence Ethics and Biomedical Ethics: The Problem of Moral Conflict – John W. Lango
1900 - 2045	Dinner Table Discussions (as of 12/32/06) Should an Early Warning Specialist Issue an International Alert If Their Own Country Is about to Start a War? – Michael M. Andregg The Intelligence Value of Religion in the Global War on Terror – Timothy K. Bedsole The Military Commissions Act of 2006 – Katherine Newell Bierman Interrogational Neuroimaging – Jonathan Marks When is it moral and patriotic for intelligence technical personnel to expose governmental misrepresentations? – Thomas Nagy Ethical Issues in Family Relations of Intelligence Practitioners – Mary Pringle Ethics of Targeted Killing in the Middle East – Dwight Roblyer Domestic Surveillance for Economic Well-Being in the United Kingdom – Carole Smith Intelligence Ethics in Counterinsurgency/Counternarcotics Context – William C. Spracher What the Public Should and Should Not Know About the Handling of Terror Suspects – Robert Stacey Treatment of Political and Religious Prisoners by PRC – Tashi Namgyal Ethical Review of India-US Civilian Nuclear Agreement of March 2006 – Virendra Verma Ethics of U.S. Intelligence Operations in the Iraq War – John Villanueva
2045	Reception with Conference Organizers

Saturday January 27, 2007
Comfort Inn (Adjacent to Hilton)

0730	Saturday Registration begins
All Day	Book display and sales in lobby
0830 - 1030	Interdisciplinary Tutorials and Small Group Discussion Anthropology and Intelligence Ethics – Nicholas Gessler Analysis of Intelligence and Ethics – Melvin Goodman Diplomacy and Intelligence Ethics – John Stempel Discussant: Robert Pringle Human Intelligence (HUMINT) and Ethics – Tony Pfaff Local Policing and Intelligence Ethics – Charles Lifford Philosophy and Ethics Applied to Intelligence – Juliana Pilon A Proposed Ethics Code for Intelligence Professionals (Discussion Group) – Brian Snow Discussant: Ray Bennett
1100 - 1230	Room A – Personal Rights Should National Security Trump the Attorney-Client Privilege? – Carrie Newton Lyons Domestic-Terrorist Surveillance Program: Legal and Ethical Issues Surrounding the President, NSA, and FISA – Melinda Modra Arresting, Imprisoning, and Interrogating Terrorist Suspects – Joanne K. Lekea & Nikolaos Bochlos	Room B – Education Laying the Groundwork to Building a Sustainable Ethics Program for the Intel Community – Rick Keller Teaching Ethics and Intelligence – James G. Breckenridge Spirituality in the Intelligence Workplace – Herb Ely
1240 - 1400	Lunch-with-an-Author (as of 12/23/06) Transforming U.S. Intelligence – Burton Gerber Ethics of Spying – Jan Goldman Bush League Diplomacy – Melvin Goodman Data Mining and Predictive Analysis – Colleen McCue Capturing Jonathan Pollard - How one of the most notorious spies in American history was brought to justice – Ronald Olive Historical Dictionary of Russian and Soviet Intelligence – Robert Pringle Broadcasts from the Blitz: How Edward R. Murrow Helped Lead America into War – Philip Seib Democracy, Law and Security – Dennis Toellborg A Secret Life: The Polish Officer, His Covert Mission, and the Price He Paid to Save His County – Benjamin Weiser	Project Group Meetings Codes and Standards – Brian Snow Education Project – Gene Coyle IIEA Bulletin Development – Don Pitts Spirituality in the Intelligence Workplace – Herb Ely
1410 - 1540	Room A – Ethics, Professionalism, and Codes in the Intelligence Community Fritz Allhoff (Chair) Matthew Wynia James A. Stroble Steve Marrin	Room B – Ethics and Protection of Critical Infrastructure Steven Roberts, Chair Joe Whitley
1600 - 1730	Room A – Real Life Intelligence-Related Ethical Challenges Ethical Challenges in Classical Espionage Operations – Gene Coyle Ethical Challenges in Law Enforcement Intelligence Operations – Richard Bly	Room B – Interrogation Ethics of Deception – Robert Stacey Defining Torture – Jessica Wolfendale Human Rights Watch on Torture Interrogation – Katherine Newell Bierman
1915 - 2045	IIEA Business Meeting