Integrated Security
Integrated Security, Destination Areas, Virginia Tech
Faculty Recruitment
Over the next five years, Virginia Tech is strategically investing in hiring innovative and collaborative faculty to advance its vision to grow beyond boundaries as a premier 21st-century global land-grant institution through our Destination Areas initiative.
Integrated Security is looking for new faculty to join our team.
Faculty working together in this area are bringing a transdisciplinary approach to the complex range of human and systems security challenges.
Work in this area also embraces equity in the human condition by seeking the equitable distribution and availability of physical safety and well-being, psychological well-being, respect for human dignity, and access to crucial material and social resources throughout the world’s diverse communities. This Destination Area further addresses policymaking and policy analysis, collaborating at the intersection of scientific evidence, governance, and analyses to translate scholarship into practice.
Stakeholder Committee
- Odge Hutton and Russ Walker
Co-Program Managers - Reza Barkhi
Accounting and Information Systems, Pamplin College of Business - Jonathan Black
Aerospace and Ocean Engineering, College of Engineering - Rosemary Blieszner
Human Development, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences - Toni Calasanti
Sociology, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences - Charles Clancy
Electrical and Computer Engineering, Hume Center - Maj. Gen. Randy Fullhart
USAF, Corps of Cadets - Jim Hawdon
Sociology, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences - Janine Hiller
Business Law, Pamplin College of Business - Patrick Huber
Physics, College of Science - Tim Luke
Political Science, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences - Randy Marchany
Security, Information Technology - Col. Paul Mele
U.S. Army, Professor of Military Science, Virginia Tech Army ROTC - Joel Peters
Government and International Affairs, College of Architecture and Urban Studies - Danfeng (Daphne) Yao
Computer Science, College of Engineering