Brian Dennison

Background

About Brian Dennison

Experienced Criminal Investigator/Special Agent with a demonstrated history of working in the law enforcement and Federal Government industry. Skilled in communication, relationship-building, trust-building, verification, surveillance, leadership, interviewing, and criminal, personnel and highly-sensitive, internal Investigations requiring a top-secret security clearance. Expertise in border-related issues including human trafficking and narcotics smuggling, trans-border criminal organizations, migration, and immigration-related issues and laws, as well as investigations involving contract fraud, fraud, wasted and abuse. Also experienced in departmental policy and program reviews at a local and national level. Experienced investigator involving matters of law enforcement use-of-force policies, and death-in-custody matters. Educated and experienced professional with a M.A. from the Edmund Walsh School of Foreign Service, Center for Latin American Studies at Georgetown University and a B.A. in International Relations from Loyola Marymount University. Also an experienced Adjunct Professor of Homeland Security Studies in the graduate and undergraduate programs instructing on all issues related to the functions of the Department of Homeland Security, U.S. homeland security-related issues, leadership, management, disaster management and FEMA, cyber security and cyber warfare, immigration and global migration, law enforcement, border transportation security, border security, and national security.