CRAIG S. STAPLEY Curriculum Vitae. Ph.D. in Political Science, University of Oklahoma, December 8, 2004

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1 CRAIG S. STAPLEY Curriculum Vitae th Street Waters Hall, Room 221 Ogden, KS Kansas State University (785) Manhattan, KS (785) EDUCATION Ph.D. in Political Science, University of Oklahoma, December 8, 2004 Dissertation: NGOs in the Crosshairs: Non-Governmental Organizations and the Terrorist Threat Under the direction of Stephen Sloan and Suzette Grillot; Committee members: Charles Kenney, Edward Perkins, Kelly Damphousse. Fields of Specialization: Comparative Politics, International Relations, Public Administration. Master of Public Administration, University of Oklahoma, April Research project: The Efficacy of Placement Instruments in Accurately Predicting Final ESL Class Placement, a Program Evaluation Under the direction of Thomas James, Jr. Bachelor of Arts in Japanese, Brigham Young University, June Dissertation Abstract This study focused on the target selection of terrorist organizations and attempts to determine why non-governmental organizations have been attacked. This research also attempted to determine what non-governmental organizations can do to reduce the terrorist threat against their organizations. RESEARCH Peer Reviewed Journal Articles Terrorist Attacks on Non-Governmental Organizations by Craig S. Stapley. The Open Journal of Political Science 2014, Vol. 4, No. 4: "The Primacy of the Local: Identifying Terrorist Hot Spots Using Geographic Information Systems." By Stephen C. Nemeth, Jacob A. Mauslein, and Craig Stapley. The Journal of Politics (2014): Why Target the Good Guys? The Determinants of Terrorism Against NGOs." By Amanda Murdie and Craig S. Stapley. International Interactions 40.1 (2014):

2 The Domestic Rally Effect and Terrorism by Craig S. Stapley in Global Security Studies, Vol. 3, Issue 4, Fall 2012 pp Assessing the Small Arms Movement: The Trials and Tribulations of a Transnational Network By Suzette R. Grillot, Craig S. Stapley and Molly E. Hanna. In Contemporary Security Policy, Vol. 27, No. 1 (April, 2006), pp Executive Summaries McTerror: The Franchising of Terrorist Organizations and the Radicalization of Homeland Terrorists Command and General Staff College Foundation News Magazine No. 10, Spring 2011 Book Chapters Assessing the Small Arms Movement: The Trials and Tribulations of a Transnational Network, in The Global Activism Reader (Continuum Publishing, 2010). Suzette R. Grillot, Craig S. Stapley, and Molly E. Hanna, (Reprinted version of the 2006 Contemporary Security Policy article). Terrorism: Its Goals Targets and Strategies by Craig Stapley. Terrorism in the 21st Century: Unanswered Questions. Edited by Adam Lowther and Beverly Lindsay. Westport, Conn.: Praeger Security International, October, Terrorist Targeting Priorities, by Craig Stapley. Terrorism in the 21 st Century: Unanswered Questions. Edited by Adam Lowther and Beverly Lindsay. Westport, Conn.: Praeger Security International, October, The Study of National Security Versus the Study of Corporate Security: What Can They Learn From Each Other, by Craig Stapley, Suzette Grillot and Steven Sloan. In The Handbook of Security. Edited by Martin Gill. London, U.K.: Palgrave Macmillan, Ltd., April PEER REVIEWED. Conference Papers Targeting of NGOs by Terrorist Groups: A Quantitative Study, with Amanda Murdie. Presented at Midwest Conference of the International Studies Association on November 3 rd, 2012, St. Louis, MO. Domestic Terrorism and Bilateral Trade, Long, Andrew, Stephen Nemeth, and Craig Stapley. Presented at Peace Science Society on October 15 th, 2011, Los Angeles, CA. Also presented at the BISA-ISA 2012 Convention in Edinburgh, Scotland June 28-30, Do Democracies do a Better Job? Democracies and Disasters Presented at the Midwest Conference of the International Studies Association on November 6 th, 2010, St. Louis, MO. Targeting the Innocent: Terrorist s Targeting of NGOs and What we can Learn From Them Presented at the Midwest Conference of the International Studies Association on November 5 th, 2010, St. Louis, MO.

3 Terrorists and the Arms they Use with Suzette Grillot. Presented at the International Studies Association annual convention. San Francisco, California, March 25-28, Small Arms and Terrorists: What Connection? with Suzette Grillot. Presented at the International Studies Association annual convention. San Diego, California, March 22-25, Domestic Rally Effect Presented at the Southwest Social Science Association Conference. New Orleans, Louisiana, March 27-30, Book Reviews Racialized Coverage of Congress: The News in Black and White. Jeremy Zilber and David Niven. Praeger, In APSA Legislative Studies Section Newsletter Volume 26, Number 2, July Friends and Foes: How Congress and the President Really Make Foreign Policy. Rebecca K. C. Hersman. Brookings Institution Press, In APSA Legislative Studies Section Newsletter Volume 24, Number 2, July Working Papers The Arms of Terrorists with Suzette Grillot Where You Come From Matters: NGO Origins and Terrorist Targeting with Amanda Murdie. Domestic Terrorism and Bilateral Trade, Long, Andrew, Stephen Nemeth, and Craig Stapley. Why Terror? Government Repression, Political Parties and a Turn to Terror, with Orlandrew Danzell. Hurricanes and Hemorrhages: Democracies in Crises By Craig S. Stapley. SARS and Mad Cows: Applying Newtonian Physics to Institutional Change By Craig S. Stapley. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Department of Political Science, Kansas State University Assistant Professor (January 2009 to Present) Responsible for teaching International Relations and Comparative Politics classes which include Terrorism and Transnational Security, Foundations in Security Studies, American Foreign Policy, International Organizations, Research Methods, Comparative Politics of the Pacific Rim, US Defense Policy, and Introduction to Comparative Politics. Member of the Graduate Faculty. Director, Security Studies (Summer 2009 to December 2011)

4 Responsible for the development, growth and administration of a new graduate program in Security Studies. Responsible for advising graduate students, recruiting students, and advising the Security Studies faculty on policy and programs. Associate Director, Security Studies (Spring 2007 to May 2009) Visiting Assistant Professor (August 2005 to July 2009) Global Security Studies Editorial Board Member (November 2008 to Present) Review and evaluate submissions to Global Security Studies. Consortium for Small Arms Research Research Associate (August 2005 to Present) Conduct research relating to small arms and light weapons (SALW) in an interdisciplinary network of scholars. Department of Political Science, University of Oklahoma Graduate Teaching Associate (June 2001 to August 2004) Responsible for the independent teaching of two sections of American Federal Government (Psc 1113) each semester (50 students each). Jointly taught the Honors section of Psc 1113, Fall Taught the online version as well as a 250 student section. Also taught Psc 2503, Relations Among Nations, Spring Graduate Teaching Associate Telecourse (June 2001 to August 2004) Coordinate the American Federal Government (Psc 1113) telecourse program. Graduate Teaching Assistant (August 2000 to May 2001) Assisted faculty with American Federal Government classes (150 to 200 students). State Representative Thad Balkman (District 45, Oklahoma) Campaign Advisor (2000, 2002, 2004) Advised Representative Balkman on campaign strategies, policy development and legislative process. Department of Social Science, Rose State College Adjunct Instructor (August 2002 to May 2003) Responsible for the teaching of two to three sections of American Federal Government (Psc 1113) each semester (up to 45 students each). Department of Social Science, Oklahoma Christian University Adjunct Instructor (August 2001 to May 2002) Responsible for the teaching of POLS 2413, Research Methods in Political Science, and POLS 2213, Introduction to Global Politics (up to 45 students each). Center for English as a Second Language, University of Oklahoma

5 Instructor (August 1999 to May 2001) Responsible for the independent teaching of up to three classes each semester (9 to 12 students each) of writing and communication skills to international students. Farmers Insurance Company, Inc. Senior Casualty Claims Adjustor Territory (March 1994 to November 1998) Investigated and evaluated casualty claims in the central Oklahoma territory independent of supervision. Investigated fraud. Responded to catastrophic claims situations (tornados, Murrah Federal Building Bombing, etc). Department of Dance, Brigham Young University Student Instructor (January 1987 to December 1990) Assisted faculty with International Folk Dance Classes (30 to 40 students each) from basic to upper level (through 3000 level) in both independent and faculty taught sections. UNIVERSITY SERVICE Member, Security Studies Program Committee, 2005-present Developing and administering the new security studies program at Kansas State University Member, Homeland Protection Program and Curriculum Committee, Developing and proposing a new graduate program in Homeland Protection at Kansas State University Panel Member, English Assessment Program Evaluated the linguistic capability of international teaching assistants to interact with undergraduate students. University of Oklahoma Member, Public Administration/Policy Faculty Search Committee Served on the faculty search committee for 2 openings in the Public Administration and Public Policy fields. University of Oklahoma President, Graduate Association in Political Science Led the student organization of Political Science and Public Administration graduate students. University of Oklahoma Member, Psc 1113 and Graduate Studies Committees Served on the Psc 1113 Committee which determined requirements and suggestions for the American Federal Government course. Also served on the graduate studies committee which set graduate program requirements. University of Oklahoma , University of Oklahoma Political Science Departmental Evaluation Compiled and analyzed the annual departmental evaluation which included the collection and analysis of survey results as well as the organized the distribution and comparison of writing samples to evaluate the effectiveness of the undergraduate political science program.

6 AWARDS AND HONORS Academic Fellow for the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, Fellowship included a grant to study terrorism in Tel Aviv, Israel Spring Recipient of the Ron Peters Award for Outstanding Teaching, Recipient of the John Halvor Leek Memorial Scholarship, , Member, National Society of Collegiate Scholars Member, Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society for Political Science Graduate Teaching Stipend, Graduate College Award, College of Arts and Sciences Grant to develop an online version of American Federal Government, PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS American Political Science Association Southwestern Political Science Association Southern Political Science Association Midwest Political Science Association International Studies Association